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Core Courses for MS in Engineering
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Majors
(from the 2005-06 COE Information Bulletin)
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Courses for MS applicants without an undergraduate degree in Engineering:
| NON-ENGINEERING COURSES |
| MATH |
2111, 2112 |
CALCULUS WITH ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY |
10 CR |
| MATH |
2115 |
CALCULUS OF SEVERAL VARIABLES |
3 CR |
| MATH |
2221 |
ELEMENTARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS |
3 CR |
| PHYS |
1061, 1063 |
PHYSICS FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING and PHYSICS LAB |
4 CR |
| PHYS |
1062, 1065 |
PHYSICS FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING and PHYSICS LAB |
4 CR |
| FOUNDATION ELECTIVES |
| NAME |
2160 |
FORM CALCULATIONS AND STABILITY |
3 CR |
| In addition, with the approval of the student's advisor, students must take two of the following four courses: |
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| NAME |
3120 |
SHIP HULL STRENGTH |
4 CR |
| NAME |
3130 |
MARINE ENGINEERING I (POWER SYSTEMS) |
4 CR |
| NAME |
3150 |
SHIP RESISTANCE AND PROPULSION |
4 CR |
| NAME |
3160 |
OFFSHORE STRUCTURES AND SHIP DYNAMICS |
4 CR |
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