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M.S. in Optical Engineering (curriculum flowchart)
 
Students pursuing the Master of Science in Electronics Engineering must successfully complete a graduate core curriculum which include the following:
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Core Graduate Courses
OEN 525 Mathmatics for Optical Engineering
3
cr hrs
OEN 520 Optical Design and Instrumentation
3
cr hrs
OEN 540 Lasers and Photonics
3
cr hrs
OEN 590 Research Methods
1
cr hrs
OEN 530 Optical Materials
3
cr hrs
OEN 561 Optical Communications I
3
cr hrs
OEN 580 Quantum Mechanics
3
cr hrs
TOTAL
19
cr hrs
 
Students may choose a Master’s degree program with or without the thesis option. If a student chooses to complete the M.S. degree without a thesis, a minimum of 30 semester hours of course work must be completed. If a student chooses to complete the M.S. degree with a thesis, then the student must complete 24 credit hours of course work and 6 credit hours devoted to thesis research. Once the core graduate courses are successfully completed, a student may select from the optical materials track and/or the Opto-electronics track to complete the Master’s degree in Optical Engineering.
 
Optical Materials Track:
MATS 535 Electronic and Photonic Materials
3
cr hrs
MATS 575 Instrumentation for Material Science
3
cr hrs
MATS 610 Special Topics I
3
cr hrs
MATS 533 Polymers and Polymer-based Composite Materials
3
cr hrs
OEN 698 Master's Thesis
3
cr hrs
 
Opto-electronics Track:
EEN 661 Optics and Lasers
3
cr hrs
EEN 621 Electromagnetic Field Theory
3
cr hrs
OEN 630 Opto-electronic Devices
3
cr hrs
OEN 650 Microelectromechanical Systems
3
cr hrs
OEN 690 Applied Optics Research Seminar
3
cr hrs
PHY 653 Solid State Physics
3
cr hrs
OEN 698 Master's Thesis
3
cr hrs

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