Master of Science in Manufacturing Engineering
General Information
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- 30 Credit-hour academic program (Thesis / Non-Thesis).
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Please see your graduate advisor to enroll in courses. - Course descriptions.
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The industrial, Manufacturing and Systems Engineering (IMSE) department courses can be used to satisfy the Graduate Electives requirement. Review degree plan requirements or consult graduate advisor(s) for further information. - Information about the admissions process.
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For additional guidance in regard to the admission process and requirements, please contact the Office of Graduate School at UTEP. - Applicants are expected to have a Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Engineering or a related field. Depending upon selected area of concentration, students may need to complete deficiency undergraduate coursework.
Manufacturing Engineering
Manufacturing Engineering is a major engineering field that enforces the production of quality products and service whereas minimizing plan and equipment capital expenditures. Beyond its traditional definition, manufacturing engineering nowadays narrowly interacts with other knowledge areas such as, but not limited to mechanics, robotics, automation, modeling, economics, and operations management.
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