Mechanical Engineering, M.S.

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Indiana Tech Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (MSME) program provides graduate students with an exceptional teaching and research environment and covers various topics of mechanical engineering disciplines, such as fluid mechanics, thermal sciences, automation, computer integrated manufacturing, robotics and control systems, and renewable energy and sustainability. The MSME graduate coursework is flexible, but the program of study must meet Indiana Tech’s requirements of breadth, depth, and level.

The MSME program is 30 to 33 credit-hours of graduate-level coursework with an optional Curricular Practical Training (3 credit hours) for international students. The program offers both thesis and non-thesis options. The program requires 10 courses related to mechanical engineering.

Mechanical Engineering Core

EGR 5000 - Advanced Mathematics for Engineers Credit(s): 3
ME 5200 - Advanced Thermodynamics Credit(s): 3
ME 5300 - Advanced Heat Transfer Credit(s): 3
ME 5400 - Design of Machine Elements Credit(s): 3
ME 5500 - Renewable Energy and Sustainability Credit(s): 3
ME 5600 - Engineering Design Methods - Mechanics of Structures Credit(s): 3
MRE 5100 - Mechanics of Robot Manipulators Credit(s): 3
MRE 5200 - Principles of Programmable Automation Credit(s): 3
MSE 6040 - Computer Integrated Manufacturing Credit(s): 3

Choose one of the following courses (3-6 credits):

ME 5960 - Mechanical Engineering Master’s Project Credit(s): 3
ME 6960 - Mechanical Engineering Master’s Thesis Credit(s): 6

Mechanical Engineering, M.S.

Mechanical Engineering Core

Choose one of the following courses (3-6 credits):

Total Credits Required: 30-33