The Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) and the Master of Science (Non-Thesis) degrees require 30 credit hours of coursework. This non-thesis degree also requires a professional report whose content is determined by the advisory committee. This report can include results of research conducted by the student, or it can be a report written for a specific course or as part of CVEN/OCEN 685 - Directed Studies. You must provide a minimum of 2 weeks for the review of the report and for the form to be signed. It is your responsibility to ensure enough time is provided in order to meet the deadlines by the university’s Office of Graduate Studies. A complete discussion of university requirements is found in the current Texas A&M University Graduate Catalog.
Materials Engineering Faculty Members
- Dr. Jeffrey Bullard
- Dr. Amy Epps Martin
- Dr. Nasir Gharaibeh
- Dr. Zachary Grasley
- Dr. Yong-Rak Kim
- Dr. Dallas Little
- Dr. Robert Lytton
- Dr. Eyad Masad
- Dr. Dan Zollinger
Advising Committee
An advisory committee must be formed and a Degree Plan must be submitted and approved by the advisory committee by the end of the first semester of study.
Professional Report
A draft Professional Report must be submitted to the advisory committee chair at least 2 weeks (10 working days) prior to revision and subsequent submittal to other members of advisory committee. These other members of the advisory committee will be provided at least 2 weeks (10 working days) to review the revised draft Professional Report prior to the Final Presentation. Thus, the draft Professional Report must be submitted to the advisory committee chair at least 4 weeks (20 working days) prior to the Final Presentation.
Final Presentation
A Final Presentation consisting of an oral examination will be scheduled with all of the advisory committee members. At this examination, the student will give a presentation of the content of the Professional Report completed for the degree.