Master of Science in Engineering Technology
Featuring a state-of-the-art lab designed for rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing, APSU's Master of Science in Engineering Technology provides students the opportunity to:
- Engage in curriculum built on theoretical and applied concepts related to practical problems in industry
- Gain advanced knowledge and skills needing to advance in technological careers
- Complete coursework during accelerated eight-week terms
- Take classes on campus at the Austin Peay, Clarksville Campus
About the Program:
- Provides advanced knowledge and skills needed by people in technological careers in a military or corporate environment
- Gives graduate students the ability to use rapid prototyping and additive manufacturing technology to give students skills in sensor technology, nondestructive evaluation, and other advanced topics
- Based at APSU Clarksville Campus with multiple satellite campuses
- Dedicated to closing gaps in supply of graduates in high-demand technological fields
Admission Requirements:
- Candidates with a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 2.5-2.95 must submit documentation
proving that ONE of the below requirements are fulfilled:
- Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering examinations (any state)
- Licensed as a Professional Engineer (any state)
- Society of Manufacturing Engineers Certified Manufacturing Engineer or Certified Manufacturing Technologist credentials
- Prior completion of 9 credit hours of graduate coursework in a relevant field with a GPA of 3.0 or better;
- Documented industrial experience after graduation with the BS/BA degree
- A Candidate with a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 2.96 through 4.0 must submit a detailed resume with this application.
- All required documentation should be submitted through the College of Graduate Studies Website (gradadmissions@apsu.edu) or mailed to Graduate Admissions, PO Box 4458, Clarksville, TN 37044. The Engineering Technology Admissions Committee will review completed applications and notify the Graduate Admissions Office of the final decision.
Curriculum:
The degree program requires completion of 33 semester credit hours including a capstone course. Available courses are listed below:
- ENGT 5110 Numerical Analysis in Engineering Technology
- ENGT 5130 Operation Research and Optimization Methods
- ENGT 5140 Additive Manufacturing and Rapid Prototyping
- ENGT 5150 Finite Elements Methods and Applications
- ENGT 5160 Non-Destructive Evaluation
- ENGT 5170 Systems Engineering
- ENGT 5210 Advanced Sensor Technology
- ENG 5220 Management and Leadership in Tech Projects
- ENGT 5250 Lean Six Sigma
- ENGT 5260 Concurrent Manufacturing
- ENGT 5270 Graduate Capstone Project
Contact:
John Byrd
Chairperson - Associate Professor, Engineering Technology
APSU College of STEM
PO Box 4536
Clarksville, TN 37044
Office (931) 221 -1474
Fax (931) 221 - 1463
Email: ByrdJL@apsu.edu