Engineering

Tony E. Saliba, Dean

The Master of Science in engineering allows flexibility for general or specialized program construction according to the needs of the individual student in conformance with the requirements of the School of Engineering and the University of Dayton.

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Master of Science in Engineering

The program of study leading to the Master of Science in engineering must include a minimum of 33 semester hours of the following:

Fifteen semester hours in a major area		15
Fifteen semester hours of electives		15
Three semester hours of research on an approved project		3
Total Hours		33

 

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Sample Program

MS Engineering with concentration in Human Factors Engineering

ENM 515	Human Factors Engr	3
ENM 532	Cognitive Sys Engr	3
MSC 573	Simulatn/Human Perf	3
PSY 531	Hum Factrs-Sys Devlp	3
PSY 533	Engr Psychology	3
PSY 535	Ergonomics	3
Six semester hours in statistics and experimental design		6
A thesis and non-thesis option are available. Students choosing the thesis option will complete six semester hours of thesis and 6 semester hours of electives. Students choosing the non-thesis option will complete nine semester hours of electives and a three semester hour capstone project.		12
Total Hours		36

 

See also Master's Degree Requirements in School of Engineering section in the bulletin and consult with the director of the Master of Science in engineering program.