Manufacturing Engineering (MS)

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The Master of Science in Manufacturing Engineering program prepares students to work in the manufacturing industry by providing them with the skills and knowledge necessary to design and operate modern factories. The program includes courses that introduce the latest manufacturing technologies and, based on such technologies, project-based learning opportunities in the form of industry case studies.

The program requires a minimum of 28 units.

Mathematical Core (4 units)

Choose one of the three mathematical core courses:

Manufacturing Core

Students can select any four courses (total of 16 units) from the following list:

AME 504 Mechatronics Systems Engineering Units: 4
AME 510 Advanced Computational Design and Manufacturing Units: 4
AME 518 Emerging Manufacturing Technologies Units: 4
AME 546 Design for Manufacturing Assembly Units: 4
AME 547 Foundations for Manufacturing Automation Units: 4
AME 554 Additive Manufacturing Technologies Units: 4

Electives (8 units)

Select an additional 8 units of electives from AME or other engineering programs. No more than 4 units may be at the 400 level. No more than 4 units of AME 590 Directed Research may be used as elective credit.