This combined Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degree in Mechanical and Energy Engineering at the University of North Texas follows a grad track pathway. Students study and conduct research in areas including thermal science, fluid flow, and energy; mechanics and materials; dynamics, design, and controls; environmental impact of energy production and use; and entrepreneurship. The graduate program focuses on Mechanical and Energy Engineering and Engineering Technology through course offerings, directed study, theses, and dissertations.
The format is on campus, with an estimated time to complete of 7 years and a credit total of 192. Students take basic fundamental courses in math and science within their first year to support advanced classes. The program includes a Capstone Senior Design project in the final year, where students solve real-world issues in connection with an existing local business. Research includes work in faculty laboratories, including the Zero Energy Research Laboratory.
Modules
- Failure of Deformable Bodies (3 hrs)
- Continuum
