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Nuclear Engineering M.S. Degree via Distance Education

Typical Schedule

Diablo Canyon

A Typical Schedule of Interactive Course Offerings:

Synchronous (i.e. interactive) classes will be available asynchronously (i.e. saved on a server) for a few days after synchronous delivery in order to accommodate students who must occasionally miss class.

All courses are 3 credit hours each.

 

atom bullet  YEAR ONE

Fall Semester

  • NE 551 Radiation Protection
  • NE 581 Reactor Shielding
  • NE 483 Introduction to Reliability Engineering
  • Statistics 572 Applied Linear Models

Spring Semester

  • NE 552 Radiological Assessment and Dosimetry
  • NE 582 Monte Carlo
  • NE 484 Introduction to Maintenance Engineering

Summer Semester

  • NE 579 Advanced Monitoring and Diagnostic Techniques
  • Mathematics, Statistics, or Computer Science Course, which can be transfer credit from another accredited institution
  • Statistics 571 Statistical Methods -- Available at UT

 

atom bullet  YEAR TWO

 Fall Semester

  • NE 571 Reactor Theory and Design
  • NE 421 Introduction to Nuclear Criticality Safety
  • NE 483 Introduction to Reliability Engineering
  • Statistics 572 Applied Linear Models

Spring Semester

  • NE 572 Nuclear System Design
  • NE 543 Selected Topics in Nuclear Criticality Safety
  • NE 484 Introducation to Maintenance Engineering

Summer Semester

  • Advanced Monitoring and Diagnostic Techniques
  • Mathematics, Statistics, or Computer Science Course, which can be transfer credit from another accredited institution
  • Statistics 571 Statistical Methods (available from UT)

The above cycle of courses repeats itself during each subsequent two-year period. Additional courses may be offered depending on demand (e.g. see other nuclear engineering courses listed in the UT Graduate Catalog) and resources available for distance delivery. Likewise, courses may be concelled if demand is insufficient. Distance students registered for courses in the program are welcome to attend the corresponding classes on the UT main Campus whenever possible.

For the most current information about this program, see Department of Distance Education or call toll-free 1-800-670-8657 for an application packet.