This track focuses on Corrosion Control Engineering, preparing students with the technical knowledge and practical skills the field expects at the Master's level.
Graduates are equipped to pursue relevant engineering career paths, with a self-paced format built for students balancing work and other commitments.
ENG-116Engineering Ethics
Examines ethical responsibilities and decision-making in engineering practice.
- Professional codes of ethics
- Ethical decision-making frameworks
- Case studies in engineering ethics
ENG-163Latest Developments in Engineering
Explores emerging technologies and innovations shaping modern engineering.
- Emerging engineering technologies
- Innovation trends across disciplines
- Impact of new tech on engineering practice
ENG-269Engineering Numerical Methods
Covers numerical techniques used to solve complex engineering problems.
- Numerical approximation methods
- Solving engineering equations computationally
- Error analysis in numerical methods
ENG-516E-Engineering
Graduate-level study of electronic systems integration within engineering.
- Advanced electronic system design
- Integrating electronics into engineering systems
- Electronic system reliability
ENG-626Engineering Management
Covers managing engineering projects, teams, and resources effectively.
- Engineering project planning
- Managing technical teams
- Budgeting for engineering projects
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Specialist Courses
5 Courses
CCE-2610Corrosion Control Engineering Systems Engineering
Covers designing and integrating complex corrosion control systems.
- Corrosion control systems integration
- System lifecycle for corrosion prevention
- Testing corrosion control systems
ACC-2686Advanced Corrosion Control Engineering Structures
Graduate-level study of complex structural design for corrosion resistance.
- Advanced corrosion-resistant design
- Long-term structural degradation analysis
- Structural optimization for corrosion resistance
CCC-2687Computational Corrosion Control Engineering Systems
Covers computational modeling and simulation of corrosion behavior.
- Corrosion simulation modeling
- Computational degradation analysis
- Applying simulations to prevention design
CCE-2688Corrosion Control Engineering Design
Covers the full design process for developing corrosion control systems.
- Corrosion control design process
- Prototyping protective systems
- Design validation for corrosion prevention
CCE-2689Corrosion Control Engineering Dynamics
Graduate-level study of dynamic corrosion behavior over time.
- Advanced corrosion rate modeling
- Long-term degradation response analysis
- Dynamic stability of protective systems
$60,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires Bachelor's Degree or equivalent.
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