Accelerated Mechanical Engineering, Daytona-Beach , Embry-Riddle

Overview

The accelerated Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering program allows students with strong academic backgrounds to use up to three graduate courses to fulfill degree requirements for both the Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degree programs in Mechanical Engineering. Exceptional students may complete both the BSME and MSME degree programs in as few as four years, while gaining a combination of real work experience and advanced knowledge in electro-mechanical systems.

Advantages

The Accelerated Program allows a student to count nine credit hours of courses towards both the BSME and the MSME. This reduces the time required to obtain the MSME degree.

Requirements

Students must have completed 88 credit hours toward the BS degree and have a 3.2 minimum GPA to be admitted to the program. The degree requirements for the BSME and MSME degree programs apply, except that up to three graduate courses may be used to replace undergraduate technical electives, reducing the total number of credits to complete both programs by up to nine credits.

EE 500	Digital Control Systems	3
EE 505	Advanced Mechatronics	3
CEC 510	Digital Signal Processing	3
ME 500	Clean Energy Systems	3
ME 503	Unmanned and Autonomous Vehicle Systems	3
ME 506	Design for Manufacturing and Assembly	3
ME 508	Hydrogen and Hybrid Vehicle Systems	3
ME 510	Micro-Electrical Mechanical Systems	3
SYS 500	Systems Engineering	3
Total Credits		24

* Students declaring the accelerated MS option are required to choose courses from the above list to replace up to 9 hours of technical electives, ME 3/4XX Mechanical Engineering Elective (3) at the junior level; and ME/EE/AE technical electives (6) at the senior level.