MSE 302 Solar Field Tour MSE undergraduate courses that may be used to satisfy program requirements are listed below. The actual courses selected for a coherent program of study will be determined in conjunction with the student's departmental and program adviser. Core Materials Course (choose one) MSE 301 Materials Science and Engineering [SPRING] MAE 324 Structure and Properties of Materials [FALL] CEE 364 Materials in Civil Engineering [SPRING]Experimental Methods Course (choose one) MSE 302 Laboratory Techniques in Materials Science and Engineering [FALL] CHM 371 Experimental Chemistry [FALL] ECE 308 Electronic and Photonic Devices [FALL] GEO 369 Environmental Materials Chemistry: Researching in Field and Laboratory [SPRING] Approved Electives (choose 3 courses, at least one outside the student's major department)Applied and Computational Mathematics APC 321 Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing APC 350 Introduction to Differential EquationsChemical and Biological Engineering CBE 415 Polymers CBE 422 Molecular Modeling Methods CBE 430 Squishy Engineering: Using Soft Materials to Solve Hard Problems CBE 433 Introduction to the Mechanics and Dynamics of Soft Living MatterChemistry CHM 301 Organic Chemistry I: Biological Emphasis CHM 302 Organic Chemistry II: With Biological Emphasis CHM 304 Organic Chemistry II: Foundations of Chemical Reactivity and Synthesis CHM 305 The Quantum World CHM 403 Advanced Organic Chemistry CHM 405 Advanced Physical Chemistry: Quantum Mechanics CHM 411 Inorganic Chemistry: Structure and Reactivity CHM 412 Inorganic Chemistry: Structure and MaterialsCivil and Environmental Engineering CEE 312 Statics of Structures CEE 345 Origami Engineering CEE 361 Matrix Structural Analysis and Introduction to Finite-Elements Methods CEE 365 Soil MechanicsElectrical and Computer Engineering ECE 341 Solid-State Devices ECE 342 Principles of Quantum Engineering ECE 351 Electromagnetic Field Theory and Physical Optics ECE 431 Solar Energy Conversion ECE 441 Solid-State Physics I ECE 442 Solid-State Physics II Thermodynamics Course (choose one) CBE 246 Thermodynamics [SPRING] CHM 306 Physical Chemistry: Thermodynamics, Molecular Simulations and Kinetics [SPRING] CHM 406 Advanced Physical Chemistry: Chemical Dynamics and Thermodynamics [SPRING] ECE 342 Principles of Quantum Engineering [SPRING] MAE 221 Thermodynamics [FALL] PHY 301 Thermal Physics [FALL] Electrical and Computer Engineering (continue) ECE 449 Micro-Nanofabrication and Thin-Film Processing ECE 453 Optical and Quantum Electronics ECE 455 Optical and Photonic Systems for Environmental Sensing ECE 461 Design with NanotechnologiesGeosciences GEO 363 Environmental Geochemistry: Chemistry of the Natural Systems GEO 372 Rocks GEO 378 Mineralogy GEO 419 Physics and Chemistry of Earth's InteriorMechanical and Aerospace Engineering MAE 305 Mathematics in Engineering I MAE 306 Mathematics in Engineering II MAE 344 Biomechanics and Biomaterials: From Cells to OrganismsMolecular Biology MOL 348 Cell and Developmental BiologyOperations Research and Financial Engineering ORF 309 Probability and Stoachastic Systems ORF 409 Introduction to Monte Carlo SimulationPhysics PHY 304 Advanced Electromagnetism PHY 305 Introduction to the Quantum Theory PHY 312 Experimental Physics PHY 405 Modern Physics I: Condensed-Matter Physics PHY 408 Modern Classical Dynamics Graduate courses open to undergraduates by petition
