Introduction Doctoral Programs Interdepartmental Master of Science Departments: Civil Engineering Computer Science Electrical and Computer Engineering Mechanical and Industrial Engineering Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Dr. Andrew Swift, Interim Dean Dr. Stephen Stafford, Associate Dean Dr. Darrell Schroder, Assistant Dean Engineering/Science Complex, Engineering Building, Room E230 Phone: (915) 747-5460 Fax: (915) 747-5616		Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Web site at: http://www.utep.edu/meandie/ M201 Engineering/Science Complex (915) 747-5468 1.- Requirements for Admission 2.- Requirements for the Degree 3.- Advisory Committees 4.- Undesignated Degrees 5.- Sub-Specialization 6.- General Courses 7.- PhD in Materials Sciences and Engineering 8.- Metallurgical and Materials Engineering (MME) Courses 5.- Sub-Specialization Possible areas of sub-specialization for an undesignated degree or to complement a research area or to achieve a broader materials background may involve Business Management, Operations Research, Structural Mechanics, Electronic Device Design and Development, Experimental Design, Manufacturing Engineering emphasizing advanced manufacturing and Materials Processes, Waste Materials Management, and the like. Some examples of other engineering courses which might contribute to developing these areas include the following: Mechanical/Industrial/Manufacturing Engineering IE/MECH 3551Linear & Combinatorial Optimization Methods IE 3552 Design & Analysis of Industrial Experiments IE 3559 Computer-Aided Manufacturing IE 3562 Graphical Elements of Computer-Aided Design & Manufacturing MECH/IE/MFG 3590 Special Topics in Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering Civil Engineering CE 3505 Advanced Structural Analysis CE 3512 Environmental Processes CE 3517 Similitude & Statistical Methods Electrical Engineering and Computer Science CS 3510 Computer Graphics EE 3511 Semiconductor Devices EE 3512 Advanced Optoelectronic Devices Students from other science or engineering disciplines may wish to develop a sub-specialization in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering or Materials Engineering. In general, a sub-specialization could be developed by considering the core program: MME 4501 Microstructural and Microchemical Characterization of Materials MME 3502 Materials Extraction, Synthesis, & Processing MME 4503 Advanced Concepts in Materials Science & Engineering MME 3504 Phase Transformations & Microstructures Other specialized areas could be developed by other groupings of courses or areas represented by course groupings. The first three core courses shown above from the MS program are also articulated with the PhD program core in materials science and engineering. Students completing the MS degree in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering and pursuing the PhD degree in Materials Science and Engineering may waive MASE 4602, 4600, and 3502, substituting work as recommended by the Graduate Advisor.

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