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| Graduate Courses Typical first year plan of study: Fall AME 60611 (or CBE 60542) Mathematical Methods I (required for all students) Two Electives* Spring Typically Three Electives* Spring/Summer Ph.D. Qualifying Examination *First year electives for Ph.D. students typically include at least two "area" electives covered on the Ph.D. qualifying exam. Electives are chosen with the consultation of an academic advisor. Other Requirements: Math Elective (one required for all Ph.D. students): AME 60612 Mathematical Methods II any 60000 or higher applied math elective Numerical Methods Elective (one required for all Ph.D. students): AME 60613 Finite Elements in Engineering AME 60614 Numerical Methods Recommended Electives: "Area" electives for the Ph.D. qualifying exam are denoted by asterisks (*). AME 50541 Manufacturing Processes for Engineering Materials AME 50571 Biomaterials AME 60613 Finite Elements in Engineering AME 60624 Continuum Mechanics AME 60641 Advanced Mechanics of Solids (*) AME 60643 Mechanics of Sliding Surfaces (*) AME 60645 Mechanical Behavior of Materials (*) AME 60646 Failure of Materials (*) AME 60661 Optimum Design (*) AME 60671 Orthopaedic Biomechanics (*) AME 60672 Cell Mechanics AME 60673 Kinematics of Human Motion AME 90944 Elasticity AME 90974 Advanced Topics in Biomechanics CBE 60554 Bioprocess Engineering CBE 60556 Polymer Engineering CBE 60561 Structure of Solids CBE 60581 Biomedical Engineering Transport Phenomena CBE 60682 Biomaterials Engineering CBE 60913 Macromolecular Engineering CSE 40531/60531 Computational Biophysics and Systems Biology Recommended Electives in the College of Science: Since engineers may not have the appropriate background to immediately take graduate level biology or biochemistry, two 400 level electives are allowed to count toward degree requirements. Depending on their background, students interested in some courses may be required to take one or two introductory courses that do not count toward degree requirements. New courses are under development to minimize such restrictions. BIOS 30341 Cell Biology BIOS 60531 Molecular Biology I BIOS 60532 Molecular Biology II BIOS 60639 Advanced Cell Biology I BIOS 60640 Advanced Cell Biology II CHEM 20223 Organic Chemistry I CHEM 20224 Organic Chemistry II CHEM 30341 Fundamentals of Biochemistry CHEM 40420 Principles of Biochemistry CHEM 90620 Bioinorganic Chemistry CHEM 90653 Surface Chemistry |
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