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Industrial Intern Program
An industrial internship option (IIO - cooperative educational program) within the department offers an MSE student an opportunity to obtain valuable experience and insight from alternating periods in industry and on campus (beginning the spring after the sophomore year). The combination of learning while participating in an industrial environment with academic course work creates strongly motivated students and a personalized learning situation. Graduation with a B.S. degree occurs four and one-third calendar years after entering the university. Exceptionally able students may be admitted to a program leading to both the B.S. and M.S. degrees in five years. Students in the IIO program should consult with their faculty advisors before electing to participate in any of the designated minor programs.
Following the standard or industrial internship programs the graduate of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering is well prepared for leadership in our highly technological society which continues to demand more and more from the materials used in engineered systems. Many of our graduates elect to continue their education to the Master's and Doctoral Level in order to satisfy their need for advanced education in the discipline.
NOTE: Students are strongly advised to follow the schedule sequence as listed. Deviations may result in future course scheduling conflicts.
Freshman Year: Fall Semester
| 21-120 |
Differential and Integral Calculus |
10 |
| 33-106 |
Physics for Engineering Students I |
12 |
| 27-100 |
Engineering the Materials of the Future |
12 |
| xx-xxx |
H&SS Elective [1] |
9 |
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43 [12/43] ] |
Freshman Year: Spring Semester
| 21-122 |
Integration, Differential Equations and Approximation |
10 |
| 15-100 |
Intro to Intermediate Programming |
10 |
| xx-xxx |
Introductory Engineering Elective |
12 |
| 99-101 |
Computing Skills Workshop |
3 |
| xx-xxx |
H&SS Elective [2] |
9 |
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44 [12/87] ] |
Sophomore Year: Fall Semester
| 21-259 |
Calculus in 3D |
9 |
| 33-107 |
Physics for Engineering Students II |
12 |
| 27-299 |
Professional Development I |
1 |
| 27-215 |
Thermodynamics of Materials |
12 |
| 27-201 |
Structure of Materials |
6+3 |
| 27-202 |
Defects of Materials |
6+3 |
| 21-126 |
Introduction to Mathematical Software |
3 |
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55 [43 /142] |
Sophomore Year: Spring Semester
Industry 1
Sophomore Year: Summer Semester
| 21-259 |
Differential Equations |
9 |
| xx-xxx |
H&SS Elective [3] |
9 |
| xx-xxx |
H&SS Elective [4] |
9 |
| xx-xxx |
H&SS Elective [5] |
9 |
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36 [43/178] |
Junior Year: Fall Semester
Industry 2
Junior Year: Spring Semester
| 09-105 |
Modern Chemistery I |
10 |
| 09-101 |
Introduction to Experimental Chemistry |
3 |
| xx-xxx |
H&SS Elective [6] |
9 |
| 27-xxx |
MSE Restricted Elective [ 1] |
6 |
| 27-216 |
Transport in Materials |
9 |
| 27-217 |
Phase Relations Diagrams |
9 + 3 |
| 27-205 |
Introduction to Materials Characterization |
3 |
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55 [67/233] |
Junior Year: Summer Semester
Industry 3
Senior Year: Fall Semester
| xx-xxx |
Free Elective [1] |
9 |
| 33-225 |
Quantum Physics and the Structure of Matter |
9 |
| 03-121 |
or Modern Biology |
| 09-217 |
or Organic Chemistry |
| xx-xxx |
H&SS Elective [7] |
9 |
| 27-xxx |
MSE Restricted Elective [2] |
6 |
| 27-399 |
Professional Development II |
1 |
| 27-301 |
Microstructure and Properties I |
6 + 3 |
| 27-367 |
Selection and Performance of Materials |
6 |
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52 [83/285] |
Senior Year: Spring Semester
| xx-xxx |
H&SS Elective [8] |
9 |
| xx-xxx |
Free Elective [2] |
9 |
| xx-xxx |
Free Elective [3] |
9 |
| 36-220 |
Engineering Statisitcs and Quality Control |
9 |
| 27-xxx |
MSE Restricted Elective [3] |
9 |
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45 [83/330] |
Senior Year: Summer Semester
Industry 4
Fifth Year: Fall Semester
| 27-499 |
Professional Development III |
1 |
| xx-xxx |
Free Elective [4] |
9 |
| xx-xxx |
Free Elective [5] |
9 |
| 27-xxx |
MSE Restricted Elective [4] |
9 |
| 27-xxx |
MSE Restricted Elective [5] |
9 |
| 27-401 |
MSE Capstone Course |
12 |
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49 [96/379] |
Minimum Number of Units Required for Degree: 379
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