Course variations

Course summary

This program provides sufficient grounding for a graduate to perform effectively, over time, in industry or other employment and to provide opportunity for all types of students, while maintaining a high level of excellence in all graduates. This Program also provides students with a program of study that emphasizes the major areas of metallurgical and materials engineering.

Program modules

The courses are - BE 1301 Introduction to Engineering, BE 1101 Introduction to Engineering Lab, ENGL 1311 Expository English Composition, MATH 1411 Calculus I, UNIV 1301 or 2350, BE 1205 Graphics in Engineering Design, HIST 1301 History of U.S. to 1865, ENGL 1312 Research and Critical Writing, MATH 1312 Calculus II, BE 2434 Mechanics I, MATH 2313 Calculus III, BE 2326 Engineering Economy, POLS 2310 Introduction to Politics, BE 2338 Mechanics II, BE 2375 Introduction to Thermo-Fluid Science, MATH 2326 Differential Equations, BE 2303 Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering, BE 2377 Electrical Circuits and Motors, HIST 1302 History of U.S. Since 1865, MME 33068 Rate Processes in Materials Systems, BE 33739 Engineering Probability and Statistics, MME 3406 Physical Metallurgy, POLS 2311 American Government and Politics, MME 34078, 9 Mechanical Behavior of Materials, MME 33088 Applied Chemical Thermodynamics, IE 33329 Safety Engineering, MME 33098 Introduction to Electronic Materials, MME 33219 Engineering Alloys, MME 43038 Metals Processing, IE 43919 Production and Inventory Control, MME 44138, 9 Structural Characterization, MME 43168, 9 Failure Analysis, MME 44048, 9 Materials Processing and Fabrication, MME 4419 Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Design, MME 43098, 9 Corrosion, IE 43859 Statistical Quality Control and Reliability, MME 41958, 9 Senior Professional Orientation.

Entry requirement for international students

Students applying for this program must have official transcripts from the schools or colleges attended. If English is the secondary language of the students then they must write SAT or Act exams. If English is not the secondary language of the students then they must write TOEFL exams. Applicants whose primary language is Spanish and who lack the proficiency in English must write PAA (Prueba de Aptitud Academica). The minimum required test scores: for - SAT 920, for ACT - 20 and for TOEFL - 500. For Spanish students the minimum TOEFL score is 1000. These test scores must be sent to the university directly by the testing agency.

Qualification

Bachelor degree

Awarding body

University Of Texas At El Paso

Department name

College of Engineering, Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering