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MSET is not currently accepting applications for admission until further notice.
The Master of Science in Engineering Technology (MSET) program is designed to prepare persons holding a bachelor of science degree in engineering technologies (ET), industrial technologies (IT), and similar or related degrees for career advancement. The MSET core curriculum is designed to teach students how to address technological challenges such as improving existing products, services, and work processes, and developing new ones. The context for instruction takes into account contemporary challenges in business and industry, such as innovating when technology is rapidly changing, adapting to the global economy, and protecting the environment. Students select elective courses in order to build upon their current technical capabilities or to develop knowledge and skills in a new area that complements their career objectives.
Upon completion of the MSET degree program, the graduate student will be able to:
Students must complete all courses listed in the general requirements. ETSC 700 credits are to be taken in conjunction with fulfilling the research component of the curriculum. Students must complete either a thesis or a research project. The comprehensive exam is not an available option for the MSETS program.
Course Number | Course Title | Credits |
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ETSC 501 | Industrial and Academic Research Methods | 4 |
ETSC 523 | Emerging Technologies | 4 |
ETSC 525 | Systems Analysis and Simulation | 4 |
ETSC 540 | Work Design and Facilities Layout | 4 |
ETSC 541 | Industrial Operations Management | 4 |
ETSC 555 | Engineering Project Management | 4 |
ETSC 700 | Thesis or Option | 5 |
Total Required | (29) |
The student must select 16 credits from the following list to complete a program total of 45 credits. The student may propose to take alternative electives course(s) that are not shown on the list of approved technical electives. If the student takes any electives course for which he or she has not met the pre-requisites, then fulfilling those prerequisites will add credit hours to his or her course of study, beyond the 45 credits required for graduation. All electives courses the student wants to include in the course of study are subject to the approval of the advisor and the department chair.
Course Number | Course Title | Credits |
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GEOG 443 | Energy Policy | 5 |
ECON 462 | Economics of Energy Resources and Environment | 5 |
ETSC 512 | Alternative Energy Systems | 4 |
ETSC 521 | Product Design and Development | 4 |
ETSC 522 | Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Applications | 4 |
ETSC 524 | Quality Control | 4 |
ETSC 526 | Engineering Project Cost Analysis | 4 |
ETSC 530 | Fundamentals of Lasers | 4 |
ETSC 532 | Generation and Transmission of Electrical Power | 4 |
ETSC 552 | LEED in Sustainable Construction | 4 |
ETSC 560 | Finite Element Analysis | 4 |
ETSC 577 | Robotics | 4 |
ETSC 582 | Plastics and Composites | 4 |
ETSC 583 | Ceramics and Composites | 4 |
ETSC 592 | Field Studies | 1-10 |
ETSC 595 | Graduate Research | 1-6 |
ETSC 596 | Individual Study | 1-6 |
ETSC 599 | Seminar | 1-5 |
Total Required | (16) |
Take a video tour of the Hogue Technology Building on CWU's Ellensburg campus to see the facilities utilized for the MSET program.
Please refer to the Graduate Studies Office for application deadlines or to request an application packet. Thank you.
Contact Dr. Sathy Rajendran, ETSC Department Chair, rajendrans@cwu.edu for more information about becoming an MSET graduate student!
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