Master of Science in Structural Engineering

Degree Requirements

Minimum requirements for the degree are 45 graduate credits. A maximum of 12 credits taken in non-matriculated status may be applied to this program. Students may be allowed up to 9 transfer credits as described earlier in this Catalog. All degree requirements must be completed within six years after course work has begun.

I. Required Courses

Core Technical Skills Courses (4 credits each):

CEEGR 5110 - Advanced Structural Analysis 4 credit hours
CEEGR 5120 - Earthquake Dynamics of Structures 4 credit hours
CEEGR 5220 - Prestressed Concrete Design 4 credit hours
CEEGR 5230 - Advanced Steel Design 4 credit hours
CEEGR 5240 - Mass Timber Design 4 credit hours
MEGR 5050 - Finite Element Analysis 4 credit hours

Professional Skills Courses (3 credits each):

CEEGR 5310 - Engineering Communication 3 credit hours
CEEGR 5320 - Ethics in Engineering 3 credit hours
CEEGR 5330 - Project Management 3 credit hours

II. Electives

Technical Skills Courses (4 credits each):

Select three courses:

CEEGR 5150 - Continuum Mechanics 4 credit hours
CEEGR 5160 - Composite Materials 4 credit hours
CEEGR 5170 - Fracture Mechanics 4 credit hours
CEEGR 5210 - Advanced Reinforced Concrete Design 4 credit hours
CEEGR 5250 - Seismic Design of Structures 4 credit hours
CEEGR 5260 - Masonry Design 4 credit hours