Automotive Systems Engineering

This 30 credit hour interdisciplinary graduate program is designed to address new and emerging technologies in the automotive industry. Students will learn about the advanced technologies and study ways to apply them in practice for creative design and problem solving.

The program provides depth in the area of automotive engineering: breadth across engineering disciplines of electrical, industrial, mechanical, manufacturing and materials engineering and industrially relevant engineering design or research experience through a capstone group project or a master’s thesis.

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August 2008

Thursday, August 28th, 2008

August 15
Students:
Summer Full and Summer II Classes End
August 15
Students:
Final Day to Completely Withdraw from Summer Full and Summer II
August 16
Students:
Study Day
August 18 - August 22
Final Exams
Summer II and Summer Full
August 22
Final Exams
Summer II and Summer Full - Summer Term Ends
September 4
Labor Day
Campus Closed - No Classes
September 6
Fall Term Begins
50% of Tuition and Fees Due
September 22
External Proctor
Information Sheets Due