| Required Core Courses | |
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| Course # | Course Title | Credits | Semesters Offered F,S,Su* |
| ENGY.5050 | Reactor Physics | 3 | S |
| ENGY.5160 | Radiation Shielding and Protection | 3 | S |
| ENGY.5070 | Reactor Engineering and Analysis | 3 | F |
| CHEN.5390 | Mathematical Methods for Engineers | 3 | F |
| Sub Total # Core Credits Required | 12 |
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| Elective Course Choices** (Choose 5) | |
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| Five Elective Courses (see list below) | 15 | |
| Sub Total # Elective Credits Required | 15 | |
| Professional Co-op Courses | |
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| ENGN.6020 | Graduate Professional Development for Engineers | 1 | F, S |
| ENGN.6030 | Graduate Cooperative Experience | 1 | F, S, Su |
| ENGN.6040 | Workforce Development | 1 | F, S |
| Sub Total # Co-op Credits Required | 3 | |
| Curriculum Summary | |
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| Total number of courses required for the degree | 12 | |
| Total number of credit hours required for the degree | 30 | |
Prerequisites, Concentrations or Other Requirements:
*Availability - F is Fall, S is Spring, and Su is Summer. Course availability is subject to change.
**All electives for the Master of Science in Nuclear Engineering are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated. Graduate Coordinator's approval is required for elective courses taken outside of the department.
ElectivesElectives (including semesters offered) ENGY.5100 Nuclear Fuel Cycles F
ENGY.5180 Energy Technology, Economics and Policy S
ENGY.5340 Fundamentals of Nuclear Security and Safeguards
ENGY.5341 Nuclear Nonproliferation, Safeguards and Verification
ENGY.5360 Reactor Experiments F
ENGY.5370 Nuclear Materials Su
RADI.5010L Radiation Safety and Control I F
RADI.5020L Radiation Safety and Control II S
RADI.5060 Nuclear Instrumentation F
RADI.5240 Environmental Health Physics F
RADI.5330 External Radiation Dosimetry and Shielding F
RADI.5340 Internal Radiation Dosimetry and Bioassay Assessment S
RADI.5620 Radiation Biology F
RADI.6050 Radiation Interactions and Transport S
MECH.5xxxx (any Department of Mechanical & Industrial Engineering graduate level processing course approved by the student’s advisor and the Associate Chair of Graduate Studies) S