Complete all courses and requirements listed below unless otherwise indicated.

Core Requirements

NanoSystems
Complete one of the following:4
Solid State Devices
Analog Integrated Circuit Design
and Lab for EECE 7240
Introduction to Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS)
Introduction to Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS)
Manufacturing
Complete one of the following:4
Micro- and Nanofabrication
Properties and Processing of Electronic Materials
Nano- and Microscale Manufacturing
Innovation
Complete four semester hours from the following. Students may not meet this requirement solely with directed study coursework:4
Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
Leading Global Virtual Innovation Teams
Directed Study
Customer-Driven Technical Innovation for Engineers
Product Development for Engineers
Enterprise Growth and Innovation
Directed Study

Concentrations

Complete one of the following concentrations:

Optional Co-op Experience

Complete the following. Students must complete ENCP 6100 to qualify for co-op experience:
ENCP 6100Introduction to Cooperative Education1
ENCP 6964Co-op Work Experience0
or ENCP 6954 Co-op Work Experience - Half-Time
or ENCP 6955 Co-op Work Experience Abroad - Half-Time
or ENCP 6965 Co-op Work Experience Abroad

Program Credit/GPA Requirements

32 total semester hours required (33 with optional co-op)
Minimum 3.000 GPA required


Concentration in Devices and NanoSystems

Complete two of the following not used to complete other requirements of this program:8
Micro- and Nanofabrication
Introduction to Photonic Devices
Solid State Devices
Analog Integrated Circuit Design
and Lab for EECE 7240
Introduction to Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS)
Introduction to Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS)
Power Management Integrated Circuits
VLSI Design
Complete one of the following options for 12 semester hours:12
Coursework Option
Complete 12 semester hours from the restricted electives course list.
Project Option
Master’s Project
Complete 8 semester hours from the restricted electives course list.
Thesis Option
Master’s Project
Thesis
Complete 4 semester hours from the restricted electives course list.

Concentration in Materials and Manufacturing

Complete two of the following not used to complete other requirements of this program:8
Materials Characterization Techniques
Engineering Probability and Statistics
Intelligent Manufacturing
Properties and Processing of Electronic Materials
Mechatronic Systems
Fundamentals of Advanced Materials
Nano- and Microscale Manufacturing
Complete one of the following options for 12 semester hours:12
Coursework Option
Complete 12 semester hours from the restricted electives course list.
Project Option
Master’s Project
Master's Project
Master’s Project
Complete 8 semester hours from the restricted electives course list.
Thesis Option
Master’s Project
Master's Project
Master’s Project
Thesis
Thesis
Thesis
Complete 4 semester hours from the restricted electives course list.

Restricted Electives Course List

Any course in the following elective lists will fulfill the restricted elective requirement, provided the course has not already been applied to fulfill core requirements of this program and provided the student satisfies prerequisites. Students can take electives outside of these lists with prior approval from the faculty advisor.

Elective Courses in Engineering and Science
Materials Characterization Techniques
Fundamentals in Process Safety Engineering
Electrochemical Engineering
Photochemistry Fundamentals and Applications
and Photochemistry Lab
Introduction to Polymer Science
Special Topics in Chemical Engineering (BioMEM Systems)
Special Topics in Chemical Engineering (Carbon Capture Storage and Utilization)
Chemical Engineering Kinetics
Micro- and Nanofabrication
Magnetic Materials for Next-Generation Electronics
Statistical Inference: An Introduction for Engineers and Data Analysts
Introduction to Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition
Nanophotonics
Design of Analog Integrated Circuits with Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Technology
Introduction to Photonic Devices
Microwave Circuits and Systems
Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Biomedical Microsystems)
Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Introduction to Quantum Engineering)
Solid State Devices
Analog Integrated Circuit Design
and Lab for EECE 7240
Introduction to Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS)
Introduction to Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS)
Microwave Circuit Design for Wireless Communication
Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit Design
Power Management Integrated Circuits
Electronic Materials
VLSI Design
High-Level Design of Hardware-Software Systems
Advanced Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Advanced Radio Frequency Passive Tech)
Advanced Special Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Low Power Integrated Circuits Design)
Lean Concepts and Applications
Computational Modeling in Industrial Engineering
Engineering Probability and Statistics
Manufacturing Systems Design
Data Management for Analytics
Supply Chain Engineering
Intelligent Manufacturing
Statistical Methods in Engineering
Statistical Quality Control
Reliability Analysis and Risk Assessment
Soft Matter
Fundamentals of Nanostructured Materials
Properties and Processing of Electronic Materials
Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing
Mechatronic Systems
Robot Mechanics and Control
Fundamentals and Applications of Optics and Photonics
Materials Processing and Process Selection
Fundamentals of Advanced Materials
Nano- and Microscale Manufacturing
Additive Manufacturing
Physics and Applications of Quantum Materials
Advanced Quantum Mechanics
Introduction to Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
Principles of Experimental Physics
Quantum Computation and Information
Elective Courses in Innovation
A maximum of 4 semester hours may be taken from the following:
Foundations of Accounting and Finance
Customer-Driven Technical Innovation for Engineers
Engineering Product Design Methodology
Iterative Product Prototyping for Engineers
Product Development for Engineers
Managing People and Organizations
Leading a Diverse and Inclusive Organization
The Human Side of Innovation
Enterprise Growth and Innovation
Managing Ethics in the Workplace and Marketplace
Sustainability and Leadership
Sustainability and the Business Environment
Creating and Sustaining Customer Markets
FINA, HRMG, INNO, MGMT, and MKTG courses listed above are 3 semester hours, so students may take one additional 1 semester hour of courses from the list below for a total of 4 semester hours:
Entrepreneurial Ecosystems
Leading Global Virtual Innovation Teams
Directed Study
Directed Study