Engineer school training courses in Atlanta, GA (public, in-house or online)

Students who do not meet the undergraduate degree requirements for CEE’s designated degrees but satisfy all the other requirements in their MS area of specialization receive the undesignated Master of Science degree.
a.Course Option
Required Courses in Major Area of Specialization 18
(Environmental, Geosystems, Structures Mechanics and Materials, Transportation, Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Water Resources)
Approved Electives 12
Semester Hours 30*
b.Thesis Optio...

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The Master of Science in Supply Chain Engineering is a new professional graduate degree program created to meet the growing demand for business-savvy engineers who can design and synchronize highly complex global supply chains. The program’s intensive 12-month curriculum delivers academic knowledge in analytic methods, supply chain engineering, and enterprise management while building professional practice skills and real-world industry experience.

Program applicants may come from a...

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The MS IE program is available to students with an industrial engineering background and to other engineers who satisfy requirements covering the principal subject matter of the current BS IE curriculum. The other master’s programs are available for students holding the BS in engineering, mathematics, or science. Requisites include work in probability, statistics, linear algebra, calculus, and optimization, as well as selected application area work. The student may satisfy these requirement...

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Students seeking this degree must have previously earned a BS CE or its equivalent.
a.Course Option
Required Courses in Major Area of Specialization 18 (Environmental, Geosystems, Structures Mechanics and Materials, Transportation, Environmental Fluid Mechanics and Water Resources)
Approved Electives 12
Semester Hours 30*
b.Thesis Option
Required Courses in Major Area of Specialization 12 (Environmental, Geosystems, Structures Mechanics and Materials, Transportation, Envi...

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Students who wish to pursue a master’s degree in bioengineering may also do so through the College of Computing. The specific requirements differ from those of the computer science master’s program, and while the degree is granted from the College, applications for this program are processed through the Bioengineering Center of the Office of Interdisciplinary Programs