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N9<br />
Seminar 2 credits of MatSE 590/year 2 credits or audit of MATSE 590/year<br />
Scholarship and Research<br />
Integrity<br />
(students beginning Fall<br />
2009 or later)<br />
Not required for students beginning<br />
prior to Fall 2009<br />
On-line training and 1 credit MATSE<br />
582 Professional Development<br />
Minimum GPA 3.0 3.0<br />
Thesis<br />
A written thesis and an oral<br />
defense administrated by the<br />
Doctoral committee<br />
A written thesis and an oral<br />
defense administrated by the<br />
Doctoral committee<br />
3. Revision to the <strong>Graduate</strong> Bulletin for MATSC (additions/revisions<br />
underlined)<br />
Master's Degree Requirements<br />
The graduate program for the M.S. degree must include a total of at least 30 credits. Subject to<br />
the approval of the graduate program coordinator, a maximum of 10 credits of high-quality<br />
graduate work done at a regionally accredited U.S. institution may be applied toward the<br />
requirements for the master's degree. A minimum of 6 research credits (MATSE 600) is<br />
required. The minimum number of formal course credits (excluding seminar MATSE 590)<br />
required is 18 for all students at the 500-level or higher. The instructional program includes three<br />
required graduate core courses in materials including Thermodynamics of Materials (MATSE<br />
501), Kinetics of Materials Processes (MATSE 503) and Principles of Crystal Chemistry<br />
(MATSE 512).<br />
The Office of the Vice President for Research/Office of Research Protections requires that all<br />
candidates for advanced degrees complete training in Scholarship and Research Integrity (SARI).<br />
The SARI requirements include completion of an online Responsible Conduct of Research<br />
training program and a 1 credit Professional Development course (MATSE 582).<br />
All candidates for advanced degrees are also expected to attend MATSE 590 colloquium. A<br />
thesis describing independent research performed by the student shall be written and defended at<br />
an oral examination. Bound copies will be made available for the University Libraries and the<br />
thesis adviser. A thesis committee shall administer the final oral examination of the thesis. The<br />
committee shall consist of at least three graduate faculty members.<br />
M. S. Requirements (Summary)-minimum total credits: 30; minimum research credits: 6;<br />
minimum formal graduate-level course credits (500-level or higher): 18; minimum 500-level<br />
credits: 12; required graduate core course credits: 9; professional development course credits: 1;<br />
minimum credits in the major: 12; seminar: 2 credits per year; minimum GPA: 3.00.<br />
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