2011-2012 graduate handbook

The George W Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering

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The Woodruff School offers the following degrees

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (MSME a designated degree)

Master of Science in Nuclear Engineering (MSNE a designated degree)

Master of Science in Bioengineering (MSBIOE a designated degree)

Master of Science in Medical Physics (MSMP a designated degree)

Master of Science in Paper Science and Engineering (MSPS a designated degree)

Master of Science (MS an undesignated degree)

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Doctor of Philosophy in Robotics (PhD)

The purpose of this handbook is to outline the Woodruff Schools procedures for graduate students toreceive a degree You should carefully read the Georgia Tech General Catalog and this Handbookfor Woodruff School Graduate Students The forms some of which are writable may be printed fromthe handbook here

If you have a question that neither the catalog nor this handbook resolves please contact your advisor DrWayne Whiteman Director of the Office of Student Services at email or (404) 894-3204 the Office ofStudent Services at (404) 894-3204 or Dr Paul Neitzel Associate Chair for Graduate Studies at (404) 894-3204 or email

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Graduate Handbook General Catalog

General Catalog | OSCAR | Office of Student Services | Academic Honor Code | Important Committees | Student Conduct | Selecting an Advisor | Changing Your Advisor | Dismissal Policy

The general rules and regulations that govern all graduate students at Georgia Tech are found in theGeneral Catalog particularly the section titled Information for Graduate Students View

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OSCAR

For the listing of all classes to be offered each semester and completeregistration information see the On-Line Student Computer AssistedRegistration (OSCAR) OSCAR also has instructions class schedulesand academic calendar information Go to

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BuzzPort

wwwbuzzportgatechedu is a secure site (portal) that provides students faculty and staff withIntranet and Internet services You can use it to register for courses

The Office of Student Services

For assistance see

Dr Paul Neitzel Associate Chair for Graduate Studies MRDC Building Room 3105 (404) 894-3204 [email]

bull Oversight of the graduate program in the Woodruff Schoolbull Career counseling and advice bull Ex officio member of the Schools Graduate Committee bull Liaison for the graduate program with other academic units on the Georgia Tech campus

Dr Farzad Rahnema Associate Chair of the Woodruff School and Chair of theNuclear and Radiological Engineering Medical Physics Programs

Boggs Building Room 3-395 (404) 894-3731 [email]

bull Administers the Nuclear and Radiological EngineeringMedical Physics Programs

Dr David Rosen Associate Chair for Administration

MRDC Building Room 3218 (404) 894-3200 [email]

bull Responsible for the scheduling of classes and registration

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Dr Wayne Whiteman Director of the Office of Student Services


bull Manages the Office of Student Services bull Assists the Associate Chairs of the Woodruff School bull Assists in the advisement of both undergraduate and graduate students

Ms Glenda Johnson Academic Advisor I


bull Assists graduate students with programs of study degree petitions graduatecommittee actions and support forms

Ms Trudy Allen Academic Advisor I


bull Assists with recruiting and new graduate student issues

Ms Terri Keita Academic Assistant II


bull Greets and assists students faculty staff and visitors to the Office of StudentServicesbull Answers telephones bull Schedules appointments

Ms Camellia Henry Academic Assistant I

MRDC Building Room 3112 (404) 894-3204[email]

bull Assists with NRE and MP graduate actions

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Student Life

The Woodruff School is committed to maintaining a good quality of life for its students We urge you tobecome familiar with and to follow the Georgia Tech policies that are found in the Student Life section ofthe General Catalog at

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There you will find information on such subjects as

bull Community Servicesbull Fraternities and Sororitiesbull Publications and Mediabull Student Activities


If you have a problem and want to speak with someone counseling services are available at

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Woodruff School Academic Honor Code

While you are at Georgia Tech you will need to adhere to the Woodruff School Academic Honor Code Viewthe code at

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In addition to the honor pledge you should be aware of the rules for student conduct found in the GeorgiaTech General Catalog Of particular relevance are those rules that apply to academic misconduct Pleaserefer to

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for complete information on the code of student conduct

Important Committees

The Woodruff School Graduate Committee is the academic faculty committee that oversees theoperation of the Woodruff Schools graduate programs The committee has responsibility for all graduate-level degree requirements approval of new courses assignment of MS and PhD reading committeesapproval of PhD programs of study and oversight of the PhD qualifying examination The committeetypically meets once a month Meeting dates and deadlines for the submission of materials are posted at thebeginning of each term at

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The Institute Graduate Committee is responsible for all Institute-wide academic policies and degreerequirements at the graduate level In addition they make decisions regarding all Institute-level graduatestudent petitions These petitions include late withdrawals changes in graduate standing grade disputesreadmissions and deadlines You are strongly encouraged to discuss a petition with your advisor and theAssociate Chair for Graduate Studies before it is filed

How to Find an Advisor

Upon admission to the graduate program you will be assigned an academic advisor whose researchinterests are close to your own All new GRAs and GTAs must participate in the thesis advisor selectionprocess during the first month of the first semester in the Woodruff School

The process for assigning new undesignated GRAs to research projects and advisors accommodates bothstudent and faculty desires to the maximum extent possible You are expected to interview at least threefaculty members By the deadline submit your top three projects or advisor choices to the Associate Chairfor Graduate Studies on the Faculty Advisor Interview form Similar feedback is obtained from each facultymember The Chair of the Woodruff School and the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies make the finalGRAproject-advisor assignments based on

bull Student preference bull Faculty preference bull Project priority (externally-funded projects have the highest priority) and bull Current distribution of graduate students among advisors

return to the topChanging Your Advisor

If you wish to change your advisor you must first discuss the matter with your current advisor andsatisfactorily complete all your graduate research assistant and research obligations To initiate your Changeof Advisor request please go to

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Fill out the form and submit Your current advisor will automatically be sent an email to approve this requestand release you Your new advisor will then automatically be sent an email to approve this request andaccept you The request will then be automatically routed to the Office of Student Services Upon theOffice of Student Servicess approval your file will be officially updated

If you find any problem with this automated process please notify the Office of Students services bysending an email to Wayne Whiteman

Dismissal Policy

MS thesis and PhD students are expected to carry out research as part of their graduate educationStudents must perform acceptably in their research work as evaluated by their faculty advisor or they maylose their research supervision as well as any associated funding at the discretion of the advisor Thisapplies even if the students GPA meets or exceeds the minimum set by both the Woodruff School and theInstitute

Students who receive a letter or e-mail from their academic advisor outlining the deficiencies and spellingout at what level they have to perform to be able to continue working with the advisor or anUnsatisfactory as their research grade (MENREMP 7000 or MENREMP 9000) risk dismissal A copy of allcorrespondence to include letters or e-mails will also go to the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies forinclusion in the students file The deficiencies must be remedied within three months to prevent dismissalFunding support normally will not be withdrawn in midterm because this may cause the student to owe theInstitute full tuition and fees for that term

A student who no longer has an advisor should ask the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies to help infinding new research supervision Students who have lost their funding may also request partial fundingfrom the Associate Chair for example as a GTA or grader


A PhD student who cannot find a new advisor after one full term must leave the Woodruff School An MSthesis student who cannot find a new advisor after one full term must convert to a nonthesis option or leavethe Woodruff School At the discretion of the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies this period may beextended for one additional term if there is reason to believe that this will permit the student to find anadvisor at Georgia Tech or at another Institution A graduate student who is dismissed by the Institute foracademic or disciplinary reasons normally will not be readmitted

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Graduate Handbook Financial Aid

GRA amp GTA | Continuation of Financial Aid | Fellowships | Writing amp Presentation Assistance | OtherFinancial Aid Sources | Graduate Co-Op Program | PhD Teach Intern Program | Outside Employment | Outside EmploymentInternational

A timetable of actions for those who receive financial aid is presented below You bear the responsibilityto see that all the necessary forms are submitted and approved by the appropriate deadlines

Registration Must be a full-time student Continuing students should registerduring Phase I registration GRAGTAs must have 12 credit hourson a letter-grade basis or thesisdissertation hours on a passfailbasis

Woodruff School Semester SupportForm

Must be submitted on an Electronic Semester Support Form Thesemester before support is needed an e-mail reminder will be sentto all currently enrolled students and all students who are alreadyreceiving some type of financial support

Three types of financial aid are available to qualified graduate students

bullGraduate Research Assistantships (GRAs) and Graduate Teaching Assistantships (GTAs)bullFull Fellowships

These students are granted out-of-state tuition waivers as required GRAs GTAs and most fellowshipsare awarded on the basis of academic merit and performance and not on the basis of need If you have ademonstrated need you may apply to the Georgia Tech Financial Aid Office under the work-studyprogram or for student loans See

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return to the topGraduate Research Assistantships (GRA) and Graduate Teaching Assistantships (GTA)

Assistantships are forms of employment and involve a responsibility to perform to the satisfaction of thesupervisor A one-third time assistantship requires an average of fourteen hours per week be devoted tothe assigned activities during the semester including finals week Successful and timely completion of anMS thesis or a PhD dissertation generally requires that you spend significantly more than fourteen hoursper week on thesis research

Many students are offered some form of financial aid upon admission to the graduate program This aid ispromised for a specific period of time usually for a one-year period In general students making goodacademic progress continue to receive support

While studying at the Woodruff School we expect you to be supported by externally-supported graduateresearch assistantships or fellowships The Woodruff School does not use GTA assignments for long-termsupport Rather GTA assignments are intended as a safety-net for PhD students needing short-termsupport The following priorities are used for assigning GTA support

bullPhD students who have passed the qualifying exam and presented their PhD proposalbullPhD students who have passed the qualifying exam bullPhD students and bullMS thesis students

Nonthesis masters students generally are not given GTA support In general a graduate student will notbe supported as a GTA if they have been in the PhD program more than three years beyond the awardof their MS degree or more than five years beyond the award of their BS degree not counting anyperiods of full-time external employment

Students are assigned as GTAs for a period of aboutone year In the case of the lead GTA in a course orfor critical lab GTA positions students may be assigned for a period of about two years This additionaltime is provided for continuity and overlap with a suitable successor and for training incoming GTAsFaculty members teaching a course also provide training As a general practice GTAs do not serve asprimary instructors In addition the Director of Instructional Laboratories works closely with GTAs toassess develop maintain and operate the laboratory courses in which they are assigned

If you are a new student and want GRA support you should visit faculty members in your area of interestto ascertain if such support is available Dont be shy about making faculty members aware of your specialqualifications Also the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) employs several Woodruff Schoolgraduate students as graduate research assistants New positions become available throughout the year

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as new research contracts are awarded Contact Mr Todd Phillips at (404) 407-7020 about theseopportunities

return to the topContinuation of Financial Aid

Continuation of financial aid is contingent upon adequate academic progress and the availability of fundsAdequate progress is demonstrated if it appears that the proposed masters program can be completedwithin one to two years of full-time study or the proposed PhD program can be completed within three tofour years beyond the masters degree A grade point average of at least 30 for MS students or 33 forPhD students is required for the continuation of financial aid For the doctoral student performance onthe qualifying exam and the oral presentation of the proposed thesis topic as well as conference andjournal publications of research are also important indicators of progress Continuation of financial aid forinternational students is also contingent upon maintaining a current Visa

To continue receiving financial support and to request it if not initially awarded apply on an electronicWoodruff School Semester Support Form A link to the electronic form will be sent to you in advanceof the semester(s) in which you desire support and is located at

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Woodruff School graduate students are strongly encouraged to apply for competitive national fellowshipsView

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for a complete list of fellowships

In addition the University of Illinois maintains a web site on graduate fellowships through the IRISdatabase You may search IRIS from any computer at Georgia Tech See

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Writing and Presentation Assistance

The Woodruff School provides writing and presentation assistance for graduate studentsthrough the Frank K Webb Program in Professional Communication coordinated by DrJeffrey Donnell (PhD in English Emory University) Dr Donnell is available to reviewtechnical manuscripts to help you prepare and rehearse technical presentations andhelp you prepare graduate fellowship applications Contact Dr Donnell at email or go toMRDC Room 3104

Other Financial Aid Sources

U S (Stafford) and State Government loans are available to American citizens and permanent residentsonly they require advance planning For more information view

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A variety of privately funded loan programs are available to international students Please see

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Graduate Cooperative Program

The Graduate Cooperative Program provides an excellent opportunity for Georgia Tech students to financetheir graduate studies Students participating in this program work at least two terms in industry in aprofessional capacity before receiving the masters (or PhD) degree The program is flexible with regardto the timing of the work semesters the rate and method of payment and the amount of academic credit(thesis or special problem) that can be received for activities during work semesters These matters arearranged between the student and the employer Application for the Graduate Cooperative Program ismade through

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return to the topWoodruff School Doctoral Teaching Intern Program

The Doctoral Teaching Intern Program is intended to give doctoral students who plan to pursue anacademic career some experience in conducting a typical undergraduate class in mechanical engineeringunder the mentorship of a faculty member who is a well-regarded classroom teacher It is the intention ofthe Woodruff School to help those doctoral students to get the best possible background to help themperform well in their professional endeavors This internship is highly selective and will be limited to one ortwo per year and will be contingent upon the availability of funding A student can only serve as aWoodruff School Doctoral Teaching Intern once

Description of Activities

The Woodruff School doctoral teaching intern will assist a regular faculty member in conducting a typicalrequired undergraduate course in the School of Mechanical Engineering The professor-in-charge will beone who is an excellent classroom teacher The intern is expected to work with the faculty member on allfacets of conducting a class - reviewing the syllabus and assignments that are given presenting up toone-third of the class lectures in the presence of the faculty member so that the faculty member cancritique the intern and assisting the instructor in making up and grading homework assignments andexaminations including the final examination The intern will also work hand-in-hand with the facultymember in establishing the final course grades for the students in the class With rare exception theintern will not be assigned to teach the class under the mentorship of hisher thesis advisor The intent ofthis program is to give the interns a broadened experience of working with various faculty members

Application

An application form is available online Woodruff School PhD students who have passed the qualifyingexams and presented a PhD thesis proposal are eligible each semester to apply and compete to become


a teaching intern The application requires the endorsement of your thesis advisor as well as theinstructor under which you will work The final selection of the intern will be made by the Chair of theWoodruff School

Finances

The intern will be supported with a stipend equivalent to the standard doctoral student GRA stipendcurrent in the Woodruff School for someone at the students level in the graduate program The funds willcome from the Woodruff Endowment

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Outside employment for Woodruff School students (with financial aid) is prohibited except for those whohave received permission from the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies This rule applies to all full-timestudents (GRAs GTAs and fellowship holders) A request to engage in outside employment should besubmitted on the Outside Employment Request for Woodruff Graduate Students Have youradvisor approve your employment by signing the form As a rule the work should be of a professionalnature and must not exceed eight hours per week

Outside Employment for International Students

If you hold an F-1 or J-1 visa and seek outside employment contact the Office of International Educationat (404) 894-7475 The rules and regulations governing the employment of students on visas may befound at

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Graduate Handbook Masters Degree Programs

General Information | Masters Degree Timetable | Registration | Grades and Credit Hours | Transfer Credit | DegreeRequirements | Program of Study | Thesis Process | Research Completion | Thesis Announcement | Masters Thesis | Submit Your Thesis | Graduation

General Information

To obtain the MSME MSNE MSMP MSPSE or MS BIOE degree you must complete an approved program of study for thedesignated degree If you wish to pursue interdisciplinary areas with substantial course work outside the Woodruff School then theundesignated MS degree is your goal and you should submit the relevant program of study You are encouraged to consult with youradvisor about the program of study most advantageous to your chosen career Additionally we encourage you to examine the GeorgiaTech General Catalog the many Woodruff School publications and our web sites to appreciate the myriad opportunities availableYou may also use the resources of other schools at Georgia Tech to design your program of study

You should plan your activities to complete the Masters degree program in one to two years or four to six semestersof full-time study All course work is elective but is subject to the requirements for breadth depth and level Thereare no language requirements for any graduate degree

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Below is a timetable of actions needed for the masters degree You bear the responsibility to see that all the necessary forms aresubmitted and approved by the stated deadlines

FORM or ACTION DEADLINE (To Office of Student Services Unless Noted)

Proposed Woodruff School Masters Program of Study During the first semester and whenever changed

Change of Advisor Whenever changed Research advisor also serves as the academicadvisor

Request for Approval of Masters Thesis Topic As early as possible but not later than the petition for degree Arecommendation from the advisor for the composition (andjustification) of the reading committee should accompany this request

Approved Institute Program of Study for the Masters Degree

Three weeks prior to the end of the semester preceding the semesterof graduation (See wwwregistrargatechedu for exact deadlines)Must match the Woodruff School Masters Degree Program of Study

Petition for Degree

Submit with an Approved Institute Program of Study form

Thesis Presentation Announcement Submit your announcement online two weeks (14 days) prior to thepresentation This action must be coordinated with your committeemembers A copy of the completed draft of the thesis must be given toyour committee at the same time

Certificate of Thesis ApprovalEquipment CheckoutClearance Form

Before your presentation obtain a Certificate of Thesis Approval foryour reading committee to sign as acceptance of yourpresentationthesis Have the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies signboth the Certificate of Thesis Approval and the Equipment CheckoutClearance forms Take the Certificate of Thesis Approval to theInstitute Graduate Thesis Office

The Masters Thesis See the Manual for Graduate Theses atwwwgradadmissgatecheduthesisphp Deadlines are posted eachsemester on the bulletin board and on the OSCAR web site TheAssociate Chair for Graduate Studies needs to sign the Certificate ofThesis Approval form Submit the thesis electronically

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Guidelines for Registration

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Full-time enrollment is required of all students receiving financial aid and for international students on visas You must register for aminimum of twelve hours of letter-grade andor passfail thesis or dissertation credit hours to maintain your status as a full-timestudent Failure to register on time might delay the payment of a fellowship stipend or tuition payment

Research assistants doing thesis research must sign up for thesis hours (MENREMP 7000 for the MS and MENRE 9000 for the PhD)Graduate research assistants conducting research should register for letter-grade course work (usually six to nine hours) and sufficientthesis hours to bring the total load to 21 credit hours Teaching assistants may add three audit hours in recognition of the teachingassignment (MENRE 8997) The Institute Policy on Hour Loads for Graduate Students is found at

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As a masters degree student you must maintain overall and semester grade point averages (GPA) of at least 30 tomaintain good academic standing In addition the GPA for courses on your approved program of study must be 30 orhigher If your GPA drops below 30 you will be given two semesters in residence at Georgia Tech to raise your grade point averageto good academic standing Failure to do so will result in your being dropped from the program You must earn a graduate grade pointaverage of at least 30 or higher and satisfy all remaining requirements to be certified for the masters degree

A new graduate student (unless currently enrolled as a Georgia Tech undergraduate) who participates in the Graduate CooperativeProgram during hisher first semester of enrollment must register for one hour of ME 6798 (Cooperative Internship) in order to establisha record of enrollment You must also pay the appropriate out-of-state or in-state tuition and fees

If you complete both the bachelors and masters degrees in the same discipline in the Woodruff School you may use up to six credithours of graduate-level course work in the major discipline for both degrees To qualify for this option you must complete theundergraduate degree with a cumulative GPA of 35 or higher and complete the masters degree within a two-year period from theaward date of the bachelors degree

If you are pursuing dual masters degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Nuclear and Radiological Engineering (the MSME andMSNE) you may double count the six hours of course work used to fulfill the mathbasic science minor requirement of both degrees

In addition the Woodruff School has a five-year BSMS program for those undergraduate students who have a GPA of 35 or higherand wish to obtain a graduate degree Final admission to the graduate program is contingent upon completion of the BSME degree atGeorgia Tech with a GPA of 30 or higher In addition you must matriculate into the graduate program immediately (excludingsummer semester) upon receipt of your BS degree For details see

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Any transfer of credit must be requested during your first semester in residence atGeorgia Tech You may receive up to six semester hours of transfer credit toward theMS degree for graduate-level courses taken at an accredited institution in the UnitedStates or Canada and not used for credit toward another degree You must supply acurrent transcript of these courses for the evaluation

Confer with the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies to ascertain whether the coursesto be transferred are a logical part of your graduate program at Georgia Tech Thecourses should appear on the approved program of study form If the courses areappropriate you will need to give the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies a copy ofyour current transcript and some descriptive course materials including catalogdescriptions syllabi and textbooks which will be used to evaluate the course TheSchool Chair or the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies will consult with faculty of theappropriate Georgia Tech department to determine the equivalent Georgia Tech courseand the number of credit hours to be accepted The Associate Chair for GraduateStudies prepares and approves the Non-Resident Credit Report The completedform is sent directly to the Georgia Tech Registrar with the supporting documentation

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A list of the courses by number and their frequency of offering may be found in Appendix A Appendix B is a list of the courses in eachof the research areas in the Woodruff School Distance-learning course projections are given for mechanical engineering and medicalphysics in Appendix C

return to the topSpecial Problem Courses

A special problem is an individual study in a specialized area under the direction of a member of the Woodruff School faculty Toregister for MENREMP 89XX you must select a project and find a faculty member to direct it The Special Problems Course form can besubmitted online

Each special problem must culminate in a written final report which is to be submitted to the advisor for grading All special problemsare given a letter grade Special Problem credits may not be included as part of the 30 hours of required coursework for masters thesisstudents

The Special Problem Statement represents a contract between the student and the Woodruff School Therefore the tasks to beperformed must be stated clearly and careful consideration should be given to the amount of course credit proposed for these tasksThe student must complete enrollment for a special project before the end of the semester preceding the semester of enrollment

To initiate your Special Problem Course Form please go to

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Degree Requirements

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering

The Master of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering (MSME) has the following minimum course credit-hour requirements Allcourses must be at the 4000 level and above

With Thesis Without Thesis

Coherent Major Area 12 21


Coherent Minor Area 6 6

(All course work in the Coherent Major and MinorAreas must be from the College of Computing Scienceandor Engineering The minor will not appear ontranscripts or degree documentation)

Mathematics 3 3

Thesis (ME 7000) 9 0

Total for Degree 30 30

The minimum coursework requirements must also conform to these criteria


ME xxxx Credits 9 18

Credits at 6000- L evel or above 15 24

Special Problem Credit (ME 89xx) 0 0 or 3

Note that ME 6753 ME 6789 and ME 6799 may only be used to satisfy the course work in the coherent minor area COA 8685-BuildingSimulation Seminar COA 8833-Computational Simulation of Build Design MGT 6165 and BC 6650 may be included in the coherentminor area ME 6753 and BC 6650 may not be counted together in the coherent minor area Only courses from the School ofMathematics fulfill the mathematics requirement The coherent minor area must be distinctly different from the major area ME xxxxcredits do not include thesis credits (ME 7000)

The items listed below cannot be used to meet the course requirements for the MSME degree

Any course in which you do not receive a grade of C or higher

Any course taken for a nonletter grade (except thesis transfer credit or advanced standing) and

Any course required for the BSME degree

CETL course work

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The undesignated masters degree (MS) enables you to pursue a program of highly interdisciplinary course work For the undesignateddegree the major area is a coherent field of interest in the Woodruff School but courses taken in the major area need not all have MEdesignations Examples of major areas are acoustics and dynamics bioengineering materials science MEMS and thermal sciences Thelist of major areas is limited only by the current interests of the faculty in the Woodruff School The requirement for a major area ismotivated by the need to have some coherent area of special expertise ME 6753 ME 6789 and ME 6799 cannot be used to meet thisrequirement CETL classes also do not meet these respective course requirements

The Master of Science has the following minimum course credit-hour requirements All courses must be 4000-level and above Theminimum coursework requirements included in the proposed program must also conform to the following criteria




(All course work in the Coherent Major and Minor Areas mustbe from the College of Computing Science andorEngineering The minor will not appear on transcripts or degreedocumentation)

Mathematics 3 3





ME xxxx Credits 0 9

Credits at 6000- Level or above 15 24


Only courses from the School of Mathematics fulfill the mathematics requirement ME xxxx credits do not include special problemcredits (ME 89xx) In addition Any course in which you dont receive a C or higher any course taken for a nonletter grade basis(except thesis transfer credit or advanced standing) or any course required for the BSME do not meet these course requirements


Master of Science in Nuclear and Radiological Engineering

The Master of Science degree in Nuclear and Radiological Engineering (MSNE) has the following minimum course credit-hourrequirements No more than six semester hours at the 4000 level can be counted toward the degree requirement


Major Area 12 15

Mathematics 3 3

Electives 6 12

Thesis (NRE 7000) 9 0


The required courses for this degree are

bull NRE 6101 Transport Fundamentals

bull NRE 6102 Plasma Physics

bull NRE 6201 Reactor Physics

bull NRE 6401 Advanced Nuclear Engineering Design (required for the nonthesis option)

bull NRE 6756 Radiation Physics

NRE 6102 Plasma Physics NRE 6201 Reactor Physics and NRE 6756 Radiation Physics are taught as the second course in a two-course sequence and knowledge of the material covered in the first course is assumed Students who have not had an undergraduatecourse in plasma physics covering the material in NRE 4610 Intro to Fusion are advised to take that course as a make-up prior to takingNRE 6102 student who have not had an undergraduate course in reactor physics covering the material in NRE4204 are advised to takethat course as a make-up prior to taking NRE 6201 and students who have not had an undergraduate course in radiation physics or theequivalent covering the material in NRE 3301 are advised to take that course as a make-up prior to taking NRE 6756 NRE 4610 4204and 3301 are offered Fall semester and NRE 6102 6201 and 6756 are offered Spring semester

The courses in the MSNE curriculum require mathematics at least at the level found in advanced engineering mathematics courses Knowledge of solutions of PDE boundary value problems by separation of variables and eigenfunction expansion Fourier and LaPlacetransforms and orthogonal polynomial expansions is required and knowledge of vectors tensors and complex analysis is desirable MATH 4581 or the equivalent is recommended

Courses from the School of Mathematics as well as ISyE 6401 ISyE 6739 and NRE 6103 fulfill the mathematics requirement Anycourse in which you dont receive a C or higher or any course taken for a nonletter grade (except the thesis transfer credit oradvanced standing) do not meet these course requirements All courses must be at the 4000 level and above No more than sixsemester hours at the 4000 level can be counted toward the degree requirements CETL classes also do not meet these respectivecourse requirements

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The Master of Science in Medical Physics (MSMP) degree program is intended to prepare students for productive careers as medicalphysicists The program is designed to be completed in one and one-half years by well-motivated full-time students The MSMP hasthe following course credit-hour requirements


Required Medical Physics Courses 28 28

Elective Medical Physics Courses 0 3

Other Elective Courses 0 6

Clinical Rotation 3 3

Thesis 9 0



MP 4750 Diagnostic Imaging Physics

MP 6101 Nuclear Medicine Physics

MP 6203 Radiation Therapy Physics Laboratory

MP 6204 Radiation Therapy Physics

MP 6300 Radiological Anatomy

MP 6401 Medical Health Physics

MP 6402 Radiation Dosimetry

MP 6407 Radiation Biology and Oncology

MP 6756 Radiation Physics

MP 6757 Radiation Detection

MP 8011 Seminar in Medical Physics I

MP 8012 Seminar in Medical Physics II

MP 8104 Clinical Rotation

Some suggested elective courses for this degree are


MP 880X Special Topics in Medical Physics

MP 890X Special Problems in Medical Physics

BIOL 4015 Cancer Biology and Biotechnology

ECEBMED 6780 Medical Imaging Processing

ECEBMED 6786 Medical Imaging Systems

ECEBMED 6793 Systems Pathophysiology

NREME 6758 Numerical Methods

NRE 6101 Transport Fundamentals

NRE 6103 Computational Methods of Radiation Transport

NRE 6105 Radiation Shielding

NRE 6755 Radiological Assessment and Waste Management

ISYE 6401 Statistical Modeling and Design of Experiments

ISYE 6411 Fundamentals of Statistics with Applications

ISYE 6644 Simulation

ISYE 6661 Optimization I

ISYE 6739 Basic Statistical Methods

PUBP 6010 Ethics Epistemology and Public Policy

PUBP 6310 Environmental Issues

PUBP 6314 Policy Tools for Environmental Management

PUBP 6324 Environmental and Technological Risk Management

PUBP 6401 Science Technology and Public Policy

return to the topClinical Rotation (MP8104)

On-campus students will work with clinical medical physicists at Emory Universitys hospital and clinic or at the Memorial HealthUniversity Medical Center in Savannah Georgia The clinical rotation class topics will be distributed in three areas

Nuclear Medicine

Diagnostic Imaging

Radiation Therapy

Distance-Learning (DL) students are required to fulfill the clinical rotations and laboratories at their own (or nearby) facilities In thiscase the DL student must first submit the necessary information for approval to the course coordinator before admittance into theprogram

Prerequisites for MP 8104 are MP 4750 MP 6204 MP 6402 MP 6407 It is also desirable that student have taken MP 6300 and MP6757 before registering for the clinical rotation course All students must have obtained a C or higher in four required courses toregister for the clinical rotation course All students must have obtained a C or higher in four required courses to register for the clinicalrotation course

Any course in which you dont receive a C or higher or any course taken on a non-letter grade basis (except the thesis transfer creditor advanced standing) does not meet these course requirements All courses must be at the 4000 level and above No more than sixsemester hours at the 4000 level can be counted toward the degree requirements CETL classes also do not meet these respectivecourse requirements

Distance learning (DL) students are required to travel to Georgia Tech to complete any course with an on-campus experimentallaboratory requirement and to complete the oral examinations for the clinical rotation courses

Sample 3 Semester Curriculum (Nonthesis Option) for On-Campus Students

First Year Courses Credit

Fall Radiation Physics (NREMP 6756)a 3

Radiation Biology amp Oncology (MP 6407)b 3

Radiation Protection amp Dosimetry (MP 6402) 2

Radiological Anatomy (MP 6300) 1

Elective 3

Semester Total 12

Spring Radiation Detection (MPNRE 6757) 3

Diagnostic Imaging Physics (MP 4750) 3

Radiation Therapy Physics (MP 6204) 4 Seminar in Medical Physics I (MP 8011) 1

Elective 3 Semester Total 14

Summer Clinical Rotation (MP 8104))c 3

Semester Total 3

Second Year

Fall Nuclear Medicine Physics (MP 6101) 3

Medical Health Physics (MP 6401) 3 Radiation Therapy Physics Laboratory (MP 6203) 1 Seminar in Medical Physics II (MP 8012) 1 Elective 3 Semester Total 11


Total Credit Hours 40

aStudents who have not had an undergraduate course in radiation physics or the equivalent covering the material in NRE 3301 areadvised to take that course as a make-up prior to NREMP6756 NRE 3301 cannot be counted towards the credit hour requirement

b Biology 3751 (3 credit hours) is a prerequisite for MP 6405 which can be taken concurrently with MP 6405 if needed Biology 3751cannot be counted toward the credit hour requirement

cPrerequisities MP 4750 MP 6204 MP 6402 and MP 6407

Master of Science in Bioengineering

The Woodruff School participates in Georgia Techs Master of Science and PhD in Bioengineering Specific degree information on thisinterdisciplinary program is available at

httpwwwbioengineeringgatechedu

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Master of Science in Paper Science and Engineering

Students in the masters program who are interested in a unique multidisciplinary program in biotechnology and (MSPSE)engineering sciences of paper and tissue production can select their degree with a major or minor in Paper Science and Engineering(PSE) These multidisciplinary degrees are supported by four Schools (referred to as Home Schools) namely the Schools of MechanicalEngineering Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Materials Science and Engineering and Chemistry in conjunction with the Instituteof Paper Science and Technology at Georgia Tech

The Master and PhD degree programs with a major or minor in PSE in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering provide amultidisciplinary approach to biotechnology of natural fiber production manufacturing of paper and tissue and energy productionthrough woody biomass Students admitted to the Master of Science program in PSE in the School of Mechanical Engineering must havea BS degree in engineering science or mathematics and satisfy the admission requirements of the Woodruff School

The minimum PSE course requirements are the same for students who select their major in ME and minor in PSE or those who selecttheir major in PSE All PSE students must complete 12 credits of PSE coursework These 12 credits constitute a PSE minor or whencombined with other courses determined by the students advisor from the Home School constitute the curriculum for a PSE degreeThe Master of Science degree with major or minor in PSE has the following minimum course credit-hour requirements Of the 33 totalhours required 27 hours must be at the 6000 level or above and six credit hours must be at the 4000 level or above


Required PSE Core Courses (listed below) 6 6

Required PSE Elective courses (listed below) 6 6

Electives in a coherent ME or Multidisciplinary area as designed and approved by thestudents advisor

9 18

Mathematics (from courses which satisfy the ME Math requirements for example ME6443 or ME 6758)

3 3

Thesis 9 0


Courses

PSE Core Courses (each course is 3 credit hours)(Required of all students in all Home Schools with a major or minor in PSE)

ChBEME 6741 Pulp and Paper Manufacture IChBEME 6742 Pulp and Paper Manufacture II

PSE Elective Courses (each course is 3 credit hours)

Students in the Woodruff School with a major in ME and a minor in PSE or with a major in PSE are required to take

ME 6281 Mechanics of Paper Forming and Coating

and one course from the following list

ChBE 6232 Chemical Engineering Processes in Pulp amp Paper ManufacturingMSE 8803L Environmental Degradation of MaterialsCHEM 8803 Pulping and Bleaching Chemistry

Suggested Electives

Students in the Woodruff School with a major or minor in PSE are required to take 9 (18 without thesis) credits in a coherent group ofcourses in Mechanical Engineering or multidisciplinary areas supporting their thesis project as approved by their advisor A list ofsuggested electives is provided below Other electives approved by the students advisor can be included

ME 6601 Introduction to Fluid Mechanics

ME 6602 Viscous Flow

ME 6768 Polymer Structure Physical Properties and Characterization

ME 7301 Transport Phenomena in Multiphase Flow

ME 7751 Computational Fluid Dynamics

ME 7771 Mechanics of Polymer Solids and Fluids

CEE 6293 Hydrodynamics Instability and Turbulence


ME 6201 Principles of Continuum Mechanics

ME 6203 Inelastic Deformation of Solids

ME 6301 Conduction Heat Transfer

ME 6302 Convection Heat Transfer

ME 6304 Principles of Thermodynamics

PSE Course Requirements for PSE Fellows

All students funded on a PSE Fellowship must complete 12 credits of PSE coursework These 12 credits constitute a PSE minor orwhen combined with other courses determined by the Home School constitute the curriculum for a PSE degree Students completingthe PSE minor must file the Certificate of Completion of PSE Coursework form with the Home School as well as the IPST Directors officeprior to graduation

PSE Course Descriptions

Course Description Hours

ChBEME 6741 Pulp and Paper Manufacture I

The fundamentals of pulp and paper technology including unit operationsinvolved in the sequence leading up to the headbox in a paper mill Applicationsare explored and augmented by field trips and recent case studies

3000 Credit Hours

3000 Lecture Hours

ChBEME 6742 Pulp and Paper Manufacture II

Papermaking technology from a multidisciplinary engineering perspective withemphasis on relationships between transport and interaction of fibersuspensions on the final properties of the finished paper

3000 Credit Hours

3000 Lecture Hours

ChBE 6232 Chemical Engineering Processes in Pulp amp Paper Manufacturing

The science and engineering of processes in the pulp and paper industryincluding advanced bleaching processes and chemical recovery processesEnvironmental modeling and papermaking chemistry will also be covered

3000 Credit Hours

3000 Lecture Hours


Fundamentals of multiphase flow in paper forming and coating processes andtheir impact on the physical properties of composite fiber structures andsurface characteristics Flow characteristics of suspensions in processcomponents are analyzed in depth

3000 Credit Hours

3000 Lecture Hours

Chem 8833 Pulping and Bleaching Chemistry

Fundamental chemistry associated with pulping and bleaching of woodIncludes detailed analysis of the chemical structure of wood components thereactions of pulping and bleaching reagents with typical carbohydrate and ligninfunctional groups and the factors that govern the degree of lignin vscarbohydrate degradation

3000 Credit Hours

3000 Lecture Hours

MSE 8803L Environmental Degradation of Materials

Basic interactions of materials with their environment Degradation of theproperties of materials when exposed to different environments Includesfundamentals of corrosion with appropriate examples from bleach plantsboilers paper machines and water treatment plants

3000 Credit Hours

3000 Lecture Hours

Develop a Program of Study

A Proposed Masters Program of Study form must be submitted for approval during your first semester of study at the Woodruff SchoolAt that time you need to declare if you are going to do a thesis or just course work (nonthesis) If you are not going to do a thesisthen you will have to complete the necessary coursework If you are preparing a thesis refer to the MS Thesis Process sectionInformation on the contents of a thesis follows that section

In preparing your program of study be aware that graduate courses are usually offered only once a year and in some cases lessfrequently (see Appendix A) Submit your program of study electronically It will be routed to your advisor for approval and then to theOffice of Student Services for final approval You will be provided e-mails and links to monitor the approval process If the program ofstudy is not approved the reasons will be noted

Any deviation from your proposed program of study should be approved in advance of taking the new course work by submitting arevised program of study These revisions may be submitted at any time except for the semester in which you graduate Revisionsduring the semester in which you graduate must be made on or before the first day of classes This will allow time for the review andapproval process prior to the close of registration for classes

To initiate your MSME Program of Study submission please go to the following link and follow the online instructions

httpswww2megatechedugraddbformsSTUDENTpos_stuMSMEasp



If you have forgotten your password please go to the following link to reset your password


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MS Undesignated Program of Study


MSNE Program of Study

MSMP Program of Study

MSBioE Program of Study

MSBioE Program of Study (Nonthesis)

MSPSE Program of Study


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The MS Thesis Process

Step 1 Identify an advisor a thesis topic and your thesis reading committee

You are encouraged to talk to various faculty members regarding possible thesis topics and to begin this process immediately uponembarking on a degree program Composition of your reading committee should be decided in conjunction with your advisor Thecommittee consists of at least three members The advisor or one of the co-advisors must be a tenure-track (academic) WoodruffSchool faculty member or a Woodruff School research faculty member with an earned doctorate Two members of the MS ThesisReading Committee must be tenure-track (academic faculty with primary or joint appointments in the Woodruff School) All committeemembers must have an earned doctorate or equivalent professional experience

Step 2 Submit the Request for Approval of Masters Thesis Topic Form

At the same time the faculty advisor submits a justification for the composition of the readingcommittee This step should be completed as early as possible but not later than the submissionof the petition for degree Once a thesis topic is chosen a Request for Approval of MastersThesis Topic should be signed by the proposed thesis advisor and submitted to the Office ofStudent Services

A suggested MS Thesis Reading Committee proposed by the thesis advisor should accompanythe request Your advisor must provide a short justification for the selection of each member ofyour reading committee to the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies (This justification may be sentby e-mail) If a proposed member is not a Georgia Tech faculty member a biosketch of thatproposed member must also accompany the request The advisor must also inform the WoodruffSchool Graduate Committee in the event the thesis contains any proprietary information that willrequire a delay in placing the thesis in the library

Fill out the Request for Approval of Masters Thesis Topic form with only your signature and that ofyour advisor in time for a Woodruff School Graduate Committee meeting No other signatures are needed at this time Bring the form tothe Office of Student Services for processing

Step 3 Receive approval from the Woodruff School Graduate Committee and then obtain signatures of remainingcommittee members

After the Woodruff School Graduate Committee approves your masters thesis reading committee and your Request for Approval ofMasters Thesis Topic you will receive a memo of approval from the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies as well as the originalcopy of the Request for Approval of Masters Thesis Topic form Obtain the signatures of the other members of your readingcommittee Bring the completed form to the Office of Student Services for the signature of the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies andadditional processing

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Complete an updated Request for Approval of Masters Thesis Topic form Indicate on the form that this is only a change in titleabstract or both You and your advisor must sign the form and submit it to the Office of Student Services for processing Changes to amasters thesis title or abstract are handled administratively and need not go to the Woodruff School Graduate Committee for approval

Change in Thesis Reading Committee

Changes to your Masters Thesis Reading Committee must be submitted to the Office of Student Services on an updated Request forApproval of Masters Thesis Topic form Your advisor must provide a short justification for the change in Reading Committee to theAssociate Chair for Graduate Studies (This justification may be submitted via email) Upon approval by the Woodruff School GraduateCommittee the Request for Approval of Masters Thesis Topic form will be returned to you so that you can secure the signaturesof the new reading committee members Return the completed form to the Office of Student Services

Research Completion and MS Thesis Presentation

Step 1 Provide the completed written thesis to your committee members

Masters students who are preparing a thesis must give an oral presentation of their work This presentation is not a formal defenseRather approval of the thesis is based upon the written document The presentation may be scheduled only after the members of yourMS Thesis Reading Committee have reviewed the completed written document and consider the thesis to be satisfactory A copy ofthe completed final draft of the thesis must be in the hands of your reading committee before you are allowed to continue withscheduling the oral presentation

Step 2 Schedule the MS Thesis Oral Presentation and submit the Thesis Presentation Announcement to the Office ofStudent Services

Poll the members of your reading committee to establish a date and time for the presentation Reserve a room for your oralpresentation Submit your announcement at the following link

www2megatechedugraddbformsSTUDENTMS_thesis_presannounceasp



This step must be completed at least two weeks (14 days) before the presentation The announcement will be posted to theCalendar of Events on our home page which is the Woodruff Schools archival record of theses See

www2megatecheduwwwcalendarcalendarasp


Step 3 Submit the Certifcate of Thesis Approval

Before your presentation get a Certificate of Thesis Approval form from

httpwwwgradadmissgatecheduthesisformsphp

(or download it from Appendix E) Members of your MS Thesis Reading Committee must sign the form to show their acceptance ofyour thesis You must be registered during the semester in which the final presentation occurs unless an Enrollment Waiver isrequested and approved Once you have obtained approval from your Reading Committee you must bring the Certificate of ThesisApproval to the Office of Student Services for final approval by the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies

Care should be taken to make your presentation professional In all cases clear easy-to-read visual aids should be used (for exampleoverhead transparencies or Power Point slides) Practice or rehearse your presentation a number of times so that you are comfortablemaking an oral presentation of your work

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The purpose of the masters thesis is to further your educational development by requiring you to plan conduct and report anorganized and systematic study of importance In keeping with the Woodruff School s policy of educating both practicing and researchengineers a thesis might range from a design project to a fundamental research investigation Although you may propose a thesis topicand seek an advisor the usual procedure is for you to work on a problem suggested by a faculty member If you are employed on asponsored research project the thesis will usually be derived from this work

Suggested Content of the Thesis

A masters thesis should present information in four steps

Describe a problem or question

Motivate the problem or question

Provide a solution to that problem or an answer to the question and

Discuss or validate the solution or answer

The first two of these steps provide introductory information that generally fills one or two chapters of the final document Theinformation provided in the third and fourth steps is governed by the scope of the project and by the kind of documentation that isdeemed appropriate to the project An experimental project for example is likely to require different kinds of evidence than might aredesign project Such differences in the standards for evidence will directly impact the length of the final thesis and they will impactthe kinds of illustrations that are selected for inclusion in the final document

Next is a list of the most common format headings for a masters thesis Under each heading we list the kinds of information typicallypresented under that heading These information listings are necessarily schematic Since thesis documents will vary according toproject scope and evidentiary standards you should view the listings as a point of departure from which to begin your own work

Abstract

On one sheet of paper list the problem(s) addressed by the project and the solutions that are reported in the thesis

Introduction

Describe the need or question that is addressed in the project Also explain the benefits of addressing the need or answering thequestion and explain briefly what solution you have developed

Background

Describe the background of the need or question addressing some combination of the following

A review of published literature

A survey of existing products or patents

A survey of industrial efforts to address the problem or need

Methods

Explain your strategy for addressing the problem including theory and comparative benchmarks as required Describe the specificsteps you have taken to address the problem such as experimentation computer modeling or simulation and design and evaluation

Results and Discussion

Present explain and evaluate the results obtained on each component of the project

Closing

Summarize your conclusions and outline the questions raised or left open by your project

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Submitting Your Thesis

Format Check

To make an appointment to have the format of your thesis checked please call the Graduate Thesis Office (Savant Building Room 317)at 404-894-3092 or e-mail thesisgradgatechedu You are urged to have your thesis format checked before making the final copiesfor your committee There is now a deadline for the initial format check that is one week before the final submission deadline Thereis a recommended deadline but initial format checks will not be done in the week leading up to the thesis deadline only finalsubmissions will be checked that week The specific requirements for the format publication and distribution of the thesis areexplained in the Manual for Graduate Theses which can be viewed at

httpwwwgradadmissgatecheduthesisformsChecklistofDocumentspdf

Electronic Submission of Theses and Dissertations

You no longer have to submit any paper copies of your thesis or dissertation to the Graduate Thesis Office Paper copies should begiven to your advisor and the members of your reading committee unless the members request a different format Go to the ElectronicThesis and Dissertations web site at

etdgatechedu

Enter the requested information about yourself and your thesisdissertation on a form and upload your thesis or dissertation in PDFformat The Graduate Thesis Office will check your electronic document and let you know about any corrections your must make Makethe corrections and resubmit the corrected file If the Graduate Thesis Office has all the related documents your thesisdissertation willbe approved and they will notify the Registrars Office that you are eligible to graduate Once you have graduated yourthesisdissertation will be released for electronic circulation Once you submit the document electronically an e-mail notice will be sentto your committee members

The Thesis Approval Page will be the second page in your thesisdissertation but it will not show any signatures List the committee


members who approved your thesis or dissertation but remove the signature lines and be certain you type in the date which is thedate that the final draft of your thesisdissertation was approved

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The Georgia Tech Registrars Office requires a student to complete a Graduate Petition for Degree to obtain a masters degree This Georgia Tech form must be obtained from the Woodruff Schools Office of Student Services or online at wwwregistrargatechedu

For on-campus students the degree petition must be submitted to the Georgia Tech Registrars Office prior to the end of the semesterpreceding your final semester The deadline is listed by semester at

wwwregistrargatechedu

Petition for the Degree

You must complete the Graduate Petition for Degree and obtain your advisors signature Return the petition to the Office of StudentServices three weeks before the end of the semester in order to obtain the signature of the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies

Section 2 of the Graduate Petition for Degree should match the Woodruff Schools Proposed Masters Program ofStudy It requires the signature of your advisor and is then processed through the Woodruff School Office of Student Services for theremaining required signatures The Petition for Degree must be forwarded to the Georgia Tech Registrar by the published deadlines

Due to the time delay involved with the transmittal of exams and grades off-campus (distance-learning) masters degree studentsshould submit a degree petition for the semester after they have finished their course work

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The Georgia Tech Graduate Office establishes deadlines for the submission of theses These deadlines are strictly enforced andfailure to meet all the deadlines might jeopardize your graduate plans Please check

httpwwwgradadmissgatecheduthesisthesisdeadlinesphp

for deadlines applicable to the term in which you plan to graduate

Equipment Checkout clearance Form

All MS thesis students are required to submit an Equipment Checkout Clearance form to the Associate Chair for Graduate Studiesalong with the Certificate of Thesis Approval form

Enrollment Reduction or Enrollment Waiver

The student must be registered for a minimum of three credit hours at all times except that thesis students may enroll for one hour ofMAJR 7000 in the semester of graduation This Enrollment Reduction may be used only once

Students who have met all requirements for graduation before the last day of registration for the graduation term and who wereregistered the preceding semester may be eligible for an Enrollment Waiver The Enrollment Waiver must be submitted before the firstday of classes You must also reactivate your degree petition at the same time as you submit the enrollment waiver The waiver mustbe signed by your advisor and the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies






Graduate Handbook Doctor of Philosophy Degree

Registration | PhD Residency Requirement | Degree Requirements | Programs of Study | The PhDQualifying Examination | Develop a PhD Proposal | Proposal nnouncement | Writing the PhDProposal | General Guidelines for PhD Research | The PhD Dissertation Defense Process | DefenseAnnouncement | Graduation | Publication of Dissertations

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree recognizes proficiency and high achievement in research Afteradequate preparation you must complete a searching and authoritative investigation in your chosen fieldculminating in a written dissertation covering that investigation The dissertation either must be an additionto the fundamental knowledge of the field or a new and better interpretation of facts already known Thedissertation must demonstrate that you possess powers of original thought a talent for research and theability to organize and present findings

Registration

Grades

PhD students must maintain an overall grade point average (GPA) of at least 33 for goodacademic standing If your overall GPA drops below 33 you will be given the next two academicsemesters in residence to raise your GPA to regain good academic standing Failure to do so could result inyour being dropped from the program These requirements apply to the entire graduate program andinclude coursework taken for a masters degree provided that a grade of C or better was included in theprogram of study

Courses taken at other institutions may be included in the program of study All or part of the coursesincluded in the Minor Area may be taken at another institution with the approval of the Georgia TechGraduate Thesis Office Six hours of credit for a graduate course (at the 6000 level) taken as anundergraduate at Georgia Tech may also be included in the program of study if you graduated with aBSME or a BSNRE and earned an undergraduate grade point average of at least 35

Courses

A list of all courses in mechanical engineering nuclear and radiological engineering and medical physics bynumber and their frequency of offering may be found in Appendix A Appendix B is a list of the courses ineach of the research areas in the Woodruff School


A Special Problem is an individual study in a specialized area under the direction of a member of theWoodruff School faculty To register for MENREMP 89XX you must select a project and find a facultymember (typically your academic advisor) to direct it Once a project is defined the Special Problemscourse form can be submitted online

Each special problem must culminate in a written final report which is to be submitted to the advisor forgrading All special problems are given a letter grade Special Problem credits may not be included as part ofthe 30 hours of required coursework for masters thesis students

The Special Problem Statement represents a contract between the student and the Woodruff SchoolTherefore the tasks to be performed must be clearly stated and careful consideration should be given to theamount of course credit proposed for these tasks The student must complete enrollment for a specialproject before the end of the semester preceding the semester of enrollment

To initiate your Special Problem Course Form please go to the following link and follow the onlineinstructions


If you note any problems with this automated process please notify the Office of Student Services bysending an email directly to waynewhitemanmegatechedu




Seminars

Students taking NREMP 8011 or 8012 are to register for the courses during the semester that they will beattending the regularly schedule NREMP seminars Students are required to attend a minimum of 11

About The School

Accreditation

Alumni

Faculty amp Staff



Graduate Programs

News amp Events


Research



seminars during the semester they are registered to get a grade of satisfactory (S) in the course

Two hours of credit in Seminar-Mechanical Engineering ME 8011 and 8012 are required for the PhDdegree in Mechanical Engineering Two semester hours of seminar credit NRE 8011 and 8012 are requiredfor the PhD degree in Nuclear Engineering These courses are offered on a passfail basis and thereforeare not included in the 42 semester-hours degree requirement Attendance at a minimum of elevenseminars per credit hour is necessary to pass with the attendance record being cumulative from semesterto semester Registration for these credits occurs after you attend the requisite number of seminars

Any graduate research seminar given in the Woodruff School may be used to satisfy this requirementprovided that the seminar is not part of another course for which you are registered Numerous seminarsare given by visitors faculty and thesis students Notices are posted on the Woodruff Schools web pageunder Seminars or Calendar of Events

httpwww2megatecheduwwwcalendarcalendarasp

Additional announcements are also posted on the bulletin board outside the Woodruff School Office ofStudent Services in MRDC Graduate students are encouraged to attend seminars regularly

You must keep track of each seminar that you attend (date speaker title of seminar) After you attendeleven seminars submit the online Seminar Registration Form Once the approval process is completed youwill be issued a permit to register for seminar credit Once you have this permission you must formallyregister for the seminar course

To initiate your Seminar Registration Form please go to the following link and follow the online instructions

httpswww2megatechedugraddbformsSTUDENTsrf_stusrf_stuasp

If you note any problems with this automated process please notify the Office of Student Services bysending an email directly to Wayne Whiteman




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All Woodruff School PhD students are required to complete three semester hours of TeachingPracticum (MENRE 7757) during the course of their doctoral studies Students enrolled in theteaching practicum will work closely with a Woodruff School faculty member in all aspects of teaching acourse including the preparation and delivery of a limited number of lectures (usually in the presence of thecourse professor) and tutorials and setting and evaluation of homework laboratories and examinationsThe faculty member of record will maintain full responsibility for the course You must do the teachingcomponent and the classwork in the same term

Students enrolled in the practicum will attend regular meetings to discuss aspects of teaching appropriate toyour chosen field You may not register for this course during the semester in which you expect to receivethe PhD MENRE 7757 is offered on a passfail basis and cannot be used to satisfy the 42 semester-hourscourse work requirement Students are not allowed to perform GTA responsibilities in the course for whichthey are participating in the Teaching Practicum

The Teaching Practicum Request for specific MENRE 7757 assignments is available online You areencouraged to select a faculty mentor for a specific assignment before the end of the preceding academicterm in which you enroll in the practicum Obtain the approval of both the proposed faculty mentor and youradvisor and submit the form online in accordance with the instructions that follow To gain the full benefitof the Teaching Practicum only one student may be assigned to a single course in a given semester

To initiate your teaching practicum request please go to the following link and follow the online instructions

httpswww2megatechedugraddbformsSTUDENTtpr_studenttprasp





PhD Residency Requirement

Doctoral students must spend at least two full-time semesters in residence at the Georgia Institute ofTechnology and ordinarily must complete research for the dissertation while in residence Under specialcircumstances candidates who have met the residency requirement may receive permission to pursue theirresearch in absentia provided the chair of the appropriate school approves and a faculty member directs theproject In either case doctoral students working full time on thesis research should be registered for a fullcourse load of 9000 dissertation hours each semester

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The doctoral degree in ME and NE requires 42 semester hours of course work (on a letter-grade basis)beyond the bachelors degree or its equivalent The course work requirement for the Medical Physics optionof the NE degree is 52 hours beyond the bachelors degree or its equivalent A total of 36 semester hoursmust be at the 6000 level or above Up to six semester hours may be at the 4000 level Any coursesrequired for the BSME or the BSNRE do not meet these respective course requirements Coursegrades must be C or higher to satisfy PhD degree requirements Also CETL classes do not meet theserespective course requirements


Mechanical Engineering

Major Area 24 Must be in a coherent subject area appropriate to ME orrelated combinations such as dynamics and controls Ifyou completed a masters thesis in this area it may countfor nine semester hours toward this requirement (a copyof the MS thesis abstract must be attached to the PhDprogram of study form) ME 6753 ME 6789 and ME 6799do not meet this requirement

Minor Area 12 Must be distinctly different from the major area The minoris intended to provide depth in an area not directly neededfor PhD research or related to the area of the principalexpertise of the student

ElectivesOther 6 May be different than the major or minor or could beapplied to either the major or minor area

Total 42

Nuclear Engineering

Major Area 24 Must be in a coherent subject area appropriate to NEREIf you completed a masters thesis in this area it maycount for nine semester hours toward this requirement

Minor Area 9 Must be distinctly different from the major area The minoris intended to provide depth in an area not directly neededfor PhD research or related to the principal area ofexpertise

ElectivesOther 9 May be different than the major or minor or could beapplied to the major or minor area

Total 42

Medical Physics Option in Nuclear Engineering

Major Area 34 Must be in a coherent subject area appropriate to MP Ifyou completed a masters thesis in this area it may countfor nine semester hours toward this requirement



Total 52

Paper Science and Engineering

Major Area 24 Must be in the subject area of paper science andengineering If you completed a masters thesis in thisarea it may count for nine semester hours toward thisrequirement (a copy of the MS thesis abstract must beattached to the PhD program of study form)


ElectivesOther 9 Six of these credits need to be courses in paper scienceand engineering

Total 42

You are expected to be well grounded in the fundamentals of Paper Science and Engineering and havesuccessfully completed the minimum coursework requirements for the masters degree in Paper Science andEngineering Forty-two credit hours beyond the bachelors degree are required for the PhD You mustdemonstrate a mastery of some body of knowledge outside the core discipline of Paper Science andEngineering This is referred to as a minor program of study The minor should consist of at least ninesemester hours of cohesive courses chosen in consultation with the thesis advisor The courses must be atthe 6000 level or above You must complete the minor program with a grade point average of 33 or better

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The requirements for the PhD in Bioengineering are available at

wwwbioengineeringgatechedu

Robotics

The objective of the Robotics PhD Program is to educate a new breed of multidisciplinary researchers inthe area of robotics This supports the expressed mission of Georgia Tech to provide education intechnology and technologically-related disciplines and interdisciplinary areas and to recruit and educateoutstanding students who will provide leadership in a world that is increasingly dependent on technologyThe program includes coursework and a strong multidisciplinary research component The overallrequirements for the PhD in Robotics are available at

httproboticsgatechedu

The minimum requirements for each student in the PhD program in Robotics are

Completion of 36 semester hours of courses with a letter grade in A new course CSAEECEME7785 Introduction to Robotics Research (3 semester hours)

Three foundation courses each selected from distinct core areas Mechanics Controls PerceptionArtificial Intelligence and Autonomy (9 semester hours)

Three targeted elective courses each selected from the same three core areas used for thefoundation courses (9 semester hours)

Two new courses CSAEECEME 8750 and CSAEECEME 8751 Multidisciplinary Robotics ResearchI and II (6 semester hours)

Three courses outside the major area to provide a coherent minor in accordance with Institutepolicies (9 semester hours)

A maximum of two classes (6 semester hours) at the 4000 level may be used to satisfy the 36semester hour requirement

Passing a comprehensive qualifying exam with written and oral components

Successfully conducting documenting and defending a piece of original research culminating in adoctoral thesis

The direct link to the PhD program in Robotics is at

wwwroboticsgatecheduindexphpacademicsphd-programhtml

Programs of Study

A PhD Program of Study form must be submitted for approval by your advisor and the Associate Chair forGraduate Studies before the end of the first semester of doctoral study Upon preliminary approval thePhD Program of Study will be forwarded to the Woodruff School Graduate Committee for final approval Inpreparing your program of study you should be aware that graduate courses are usually offered only once ayear and in some cases even less frequently Appendix B contains a listing of graduate courses and theirfrequency of offering Programs of Study forms are available for download below

NOTE The Mechanical Engineering PhD Program of Study can be completed electronically To initiate thesubmission of your Mechanical Engineering PhD Program of Study please go to the link and follow theinstructions

httpswww2megatechedugraddbformsSTUDENTphd_stuphdstuasp





Within one week from the date you submitted your Mechanical Engineering PhD Program of Study youmust send an electronic copy of the following documentation to Glenda Johnson or bring hard copies to theOffice of Student Services MRDC Room 3112

1) A copy of your MS Thesis Abstract if you are requesting course credit for your masters thesis

2) A copy of any special problem (MENREMP 89XX) abstract for which you are requesting course credit

3) A copy of the course syllabus and the catalog description for each course not taken at Georgia Tech

Submit revisions to the program of study that are approved by your faculty advisor to the Associate Chairfor Graduate Studies Revisions may be submitted at any time except for the semester in which yougraduate During the semester in which you graduate revisions must be made on or before the first day ofclasses This will allow time for the review and approval process prior to the close of registration

Program of Study forms for PhD programs other than mechanical engineering are listed below Pleasedownload these forms and submit hard copies to the Office of Student Services MRDC Room 3112

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Nuclear Engineering PhD Program of Study

Medical Physics PhD Program of Study

Paper Science and Engineering PhD Program of Study


Bioengineering PhD Program of Study

Robotics PhD Program of Study

return to the topThe PhD Qualifying Examination

Objective

The objective of the PhD PhD Qualifying Examination is to assess your general knowledge of mechanicalengineering or nuclear and radiological engineering The examination philosophy of the Woodruff School isto evaluate your understanding of fundamental principles and your ability to apply these principles to solveproblems The English language in both its written and oral forms will be used to solve problems on thequalifying examination The qualifying examination provides an early assessment of your potential tosatisfactorily complete the requirements for the doctoral degree All students entering the PhD program inthe Woodruff School are required to take the examination The written examination is closed-book andclosed-notes

Examination Schedule

The exams are given twice a year once in the fall and once in the spring If you already have a mastersdegree and matriculate as a PhD student you must take the PhD Qualifying Examination no later than thefirst opportunity following the one-year anniversary of your initial enrollment date in the Woodruff Schoolgraduate program Those who matriculate with a bachelors degree must take the qualifying examination nolater than the first opportunity following the two-year anniversary of your initial enrollment date in theWoodruff School graduate program

Postponement of the exams will not be allowed as a general rule However some flexibility may be allowedfor students who do not have an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering or a closely related areaand for those just returning to school after being in industry for some time If you want to delay taking thequalifying exam get an endorsement from your academic advisor and petition the Woodruff SchoolGraduate Committee

Grade Point Requirement

You must be registered for the semester in which you take the PhD Qualifying Examination and have fullgraduate standing A minimum GPA of 33 is required to take the qualifying examination


return to the topMechanical Engineering Qualifying Examination

Examination Format The PhD Qualifying Examination consists of three area examinations to be chosenfrom the Standard Exam Area List or the Special Exam Area List At least two examinations must beselected from the Standard Exam Areas Each area exam consists of a two-hour closed-bookclosed-notewritten exam and a one-half hour oral exam The exams are scheduled over a two-week period in mid-fallsemester and mid-spring semester The dates are posted to the web calendar as soon as they arescheduled

Standard and Special Exam Areas The Standard Exam Areas are based on materials normally coveredin the undergraduate core curriculum in mechanical engineering The Special Exam Areas include materialsat an advanced undergraduate level andor at a graduate level Notify the Office of Student Services inwriting which three area exams you wish to take In mechanical engineering the exam areas are

bull Applied Mathematics (AMath)bull Design (DE) bull Dynamics and Vibrations (DV)bull Fluid Mechanics (FL)bull Heat Transfer (HT)bull Manufacturing (MFG)bull Mechanics of Materials (MM)bull System Dynamics and Control (SDC)bull Thermodynamics (TH)

The Special Exam Areas are

bull Acoustics (AC)bull Bioengineering (BE)bull Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE)bull Tribology (TR)

return to the topNuclear and Radiological Engineering

Examination Format The PhD Qualifying Examination consists of three two-hour written examinations anda one-hour oral examination Each two-hour written exam is conducted on a separate day The first twodays of the exam are required for all NREMP students and the exam consists of material covered in thefollowing courses

Day 1 Radiation Physics NREMP 6757 Radiation Physics

Day 2 Radiation Transport Methods NRE 6101 Transport Fundamentals

Day 3 of the exam would include one exam from the following areas

Radiation Detection and Protection NREMP 6757 Radiation Detection MP 6405 RadiationProtection and Dosimetry

Reactor Physics NRE 6201 Reactor Physics NRE 4204 Nuclear Reactor Physics

Thermal Hydraulics NRE 4214 Reactor Engineering NRE 6301 Reactor Engineering

Fusion NRE 4610 Introduction to Plasma Physics and Fusion Engineering NRE 6102 Plasma Physics

The Woodruff Schools Applied Mathematics Examination

Oral Exams The Oral Examination Committee consists of the lead examiners for the three writtenexaminations selected by the student The oral examination addresses material covered in the three writtenexaminations selected by the student

return to the topMedical Physics

Examination Format The PhD Qualifying Examination consists of three two-hour written examinations anda one-hour oral examination Each written exam is conducted on a separate day The exams consist ofmaterial covered in the following courses

Day 1 (two hours)Radiation Physics MP 6757 Radiation Physics

Day 2 (two hours) Radiation Dosimetry and Detection MP 6402 Radiation Dosimetry and MP 6757Radiation Detection

Day 3 (two hours) Choose one of the following areas Radiation Therapy MP 6204 Imaging MP 4750Nuclear Medicine MP 6101

Oral Exams (one hour) The Oral Examination Committee consists of the lead examiners for the threewritten examinations selected by the student The oral examination addresses material covered in the threewritten examinations selected by the student

return to the topGrading and Notification of Examination Results

You will be evaluated on your performance in each area of the qualifying examination by the respective areaexam committee Each area committee reports its assessments to the Woodruff School faculty on a passfailbasis The faculty then meets to evaluate your overall performance on the entire exam (all area exams) Inmechanical engineering the results of the examination will be one of the following

Pass You will continue in the PhD degree program and will prepare a PhD proposal

Fail Students not passing the PhD Qualifying Examination at the first sitting may be allowed to sit at thenext offering of the examination for the one or more area exams that were failed However the faculty mayadvise the student after one sitting to leave the PhD program A student who fails the exam on the secondattempt will be asked to leave the PhD program In retaking the qualifying exam you may choose to betested in a different area however only one attempt is allowed in this different area


The grading of the examinations in Nuclear and Radiological Engineering and Medical Physics will conform toexisting Woodruff School guidelines The results of the four examinations (three written examinations andthe oral examination) will be reviewed by the NREMP faculty and reported to the Woodruff School Office ofStudent Services and the Woodruff School academic faculty

You will be notified of the results of the exam (passfail in each area as well as an overall passfail grade) byletter from the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies The Associate Chair will counsel each student who doesnot pass the exam Students not passing the exam are encouraged to discuss their performance with theiradvisors as well as the chairs of the appropriate area exam committees

return to the topPreparation Guidelines

You are encouraged to review the texts and the listed courses associated with each area An open file ofpast written exams is available from the Georgia Tech Library at

wwwlibrarygatechedu

The detailed test specifications for the Standard and Special Area Exams in Mechanical Engineering may befound in Appendix D

Bioengineering Qualifying Examination

The Comprehensive Exam in Bioengineering is administered by the Bioengineering Program GraduateCommittee For additional information please see


return to the topDevelop a PhD Proposal

The PhD Dissertation is a comprehensive scholarly and independent investigation within your chosenresearch field The process includes the submission of a PhD proposal the preparation of the dissertationdocument and the final dissertation examination (the defense)

Prior to admission to PhD candidacy you must submit a formal PhD Proposal for approval by theWoodruff School Graduate Committee your PhD Dissertation Reading Committee the Associate Chair forGraduate Studies and the Georgia Tech Graduate Thesis Office

Step 1 Identify your PhD reading committee

The PhD Reading Committee approves your dissertation research topic provides advice and guidanceduring the research process is charged with approving the dissertation when the research is completed andpresented as the doctoral dissertation and participates in and approves the oral defense of the dissertationresearch

return to the topComposition of the Committee

In conjunction with your advisor identify the members of your dissertation reading committee The PhDReading Committee consists of at least five faculty members including the dissertation advisor who servesas the chairperson All committee members must have an earned doctorate or equivalent degree Thedissertation advisor (or the co-advisor) and the second committee member shall be tenure-track academicfaculty members with a primary or joint appointment in the Woodruff School The third committee membershall be a research faculty academic professional or tenure-track faculty member with a primary or jointappointment in the Woodruff School The fourth committee member shall be a Georgia Tech tenure-trackfaculty member whose primary appointment is outside the Woodruff School A fifth committee member shallhave no primary or joint appointment in the Woodruff School A majority of the committee members mustbe tenure-track academic faculty members at Georgia Tech of which at least one has a primary appointmentin the Woodruff School

Step 2 Submit the Request for Admission to PhD Candidacy form At the same time thefaculty advisor submits a justification for the composition of the reading committee

Before you present your PhD proposal your reading committee must be formed and the Request forAdmission to PhD Candidacy form must be turned in to the Office of Student Services for approval bythe Woodruff School Graduate Committee Committee member signatures on the Request for Admission toPhD Candidacy form should not be obtained until the Graduate Committee gives its approval of yourreading committee Both you and your advisor should sign the form when it is submitted for approval Onecopy of the PhD proposal should be included with this submission to the Office of Student Services

Members of the PhD dissertation reading committee are recommended by you and your advisor andapproved by the Woodruff School Graduate Committee and the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies At thesame time that you submit your Request for Admission to PhD Candidacy form your advisor shouldsend an e-mail to Dr Neitzel (and a copy to Glenda Johnson [email]) that provides a short justification forthe selection of each member of the PhD Dissertation Reading Committee If a proposed member is not aGeorgia Tech faculty member a biosketch of that proposed member must also accompany the request Theadvisor must also inform the Woodruff School Graduate Committee in the event that the dissertationcontains any proprietary information that will require a delay in the placement of the dissertation in theGeorgia Tech Library

return to the topStep 3 Receive Woodruff School Graduate Committee approval

After your Request for Admission to PhD Candidacy form receives Woodruff School Graduate Committeeapproval it remains in your file in the Office of Student Services until the date that you formally presentyour PhD Proposal

Present Your PhD Proposal

Step 1 Submit a Faculty Consent Form

Once the PhD Dissertation Reading Committee is appointed you may pick up your Faculty ConsentForm from the Office of Student Services You must contact each member of your PhD DissertationReading Committee to ask if they are willing to serve and to give them a copy of your proposal Once allfaculty signatures have been obtained the Faculty Consent Form must be returned to the Office of StudentServices


Step 2 Schedule the PhD Proposal Presentation and submit the PhD Proposal PresentationAnnouncement to the Office of Student Services

Poll the members of the reading committee and establish a date and time for the proposal presentationReserve a room and prepare an announcement of the presentation

httpswww2megatechedugraddbformsSTUDENTPhD_proposal_presannounceasp

This step must be completed at least two weeks (14 days) before the proposal presentation Theannouncement will be posted on the Calendar of Events on the Woodruff Schools home page



return to the topStep 3 Obtain the final signatures of committee members on your Request for Admission toPhD Candidacy form and submit

On the day (or a few days before) you present your proposal go to the Office of Student Services to getyour approved Request for Admission to PhD Candidacy Then take the form to your proposal presentationThe members of the PhD Dissertation Reading Committee should sign the form to show approval of yourPhD proposal and presentation Take the signed form to the Office of Student Services for processing

Changes in Dissertation Title and Abstract

Complete an updated Request for Admission for PhD Candidacy Form Indicate on the form that this is achange in title abstract or both You and your advisor must sign the form and submit it to the AssociateChair for Graduate Studies Changes to a title or abstract are handled administratively and need not go tothe Woodruff School Graduate Committee for approval

Changes in the PhD Reading Committee

Changes to your PhD Reading Committee must be on an updated Request for Admission for PhDCandidacy Form and submitted to the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies Your advisor must provide ashort justification for the change in Reading Committee to the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies (Thisjustification may be provided by email) Upon approval by the Woodruff School Graduate Committee themodified form will be returned to you so that you can secure the signatures of the members of your readingcommittee

return to the topWriting the PhD Proposal

Objective

The objective of the PhD Proposal is to allow an early assessment of your chosen topic of research for thesatisfactory completion of the doctoral degree The proposal should delineate your specific area of researchby stating the purpose scope methodology overall organization and limitations of the proposed studyarea The proposal should include a review of the relevant literature and indicate the expected contributionof the research

Schedule

All graduate students who have successfully completed the PhD Qualifying Examination should submit aPhD proposal to the Woodruff School Office of Student Services within one year after completion of thequalifying examination A student will not be allowed to graduate without a minimum of sixcalendar months between the time that hisher PhD Proposal is approved and the time inwhich heshe completes the PhD Dissertation Defense

Benefits

A well-conceived PhD proposal will help you

bull Develop the critical research questions bull Lay the foundation for the research work to be done bull Isolate pending problems bull Manage your time efficiently bull Map your research progress and bull Think through the whole process indicating the need for an integrated approach

Your proposal should contain a concisely stated hypothesis After a successful proposal presentation theWoodruff School Graduate Committee will inform you that the topic is appropriate and that the committeeunderstands what is planned The PhD proposal serves to minimize disasters of misunderstanding fromoccurring later in the doctoral process After the proposal is presented you are ready to move fromperception and comprehension of critical questions to a resolution of the problem

return to the topFormat

Cover Sheet The cover sheet for the PhD proposal is the Request for Admission to PhD Candidacyform The cover page is essentially a formal statement that names the dissertation advisor sets forth thedissertation topic selected for the investigation and enumerates a 200-word summary (or abstract) of theproposed dissertation research The title of the proposed dissertation topic should be brief scientifically andtechnically valid understandable to a scientifically or technically literate reader and suitable for use in thepublic press

The 200-word summary of the proposed research should be a self-contained description of the activity Thesummary should be written in the third person and include a statement of objectives methods to beemployed and the significance of the proposed work to the advancement of knowledge It should beinformative to other persons working in the same or related fields and insofar as possible understandableto a scientifically literate reader

Table of Contents A table of contents is required and should show the location of each section as well asthe major subdivisions of the project description such as a summary of previous work and the methods andprocedures to be used

Project Description The main body of the proposal should be a clear statement of the work to beundertaken It is limited to 15 pages and should include


bull objectives of the proposed research and its expected significance bull relation to longer-term goals of the investigators project bull Relation to the present state of knowledge in the field to work-in-progress elsewhere andbull Plans of work including the broad design of activities to be undertaken an adequate description ofexperimental methods and procedures and if appropriate plans for preservation documentation andsharing of data samples physical collections and other related research products

return to the topBibliography Citations must be complete (including the full name of the authors title year and location inthe literature) There is no page limit for this section of the proposal Refer to the Manual for GraduateTheses at

wwwgradadmissgatecheduthesisThesisManual-March2007pdf

for the accepted format for presenting bibliographic citations Once a format is chosen you should maintainconsistency in the presentation of your sources

Style and Format Brevity will assist your PhD Dissertation Reading Committee in reviewing the PhDproposal The project description must not exceed 15 pages (30 double-spaced pages is acceptable)Graphical elements including charts graphs maps photographs and other pictorial presentations areincluded in the 15-page limit Pages should be of standard size (8frac12 x 11 216 cm x 279 cm) with 1 or25 cm margins at the top bottom and on each side The type font size must be clear and readily legibleand in standard size which is 10 to 12 points (Nothing smaller than 10 points should be used)

Pursuant to the Metric Conversion Act of 1975 as amended by the Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Actof 1988 your proposal must use the metric system of weights and measures unless impractical orinefficient

return to the topGeneral Guidelines for PhD Research

Doctoral research should provide a useful educational experience that emphasizes creativity independentaction and learning implementation of research methodology and a scholarly approach The research mustbe relevant to the field in which you are pursuing a degree The dissertation should demonstrate a highdegree of proficiency in the written communication (in English) of research results It should conform to theInstitutes requirements as outlined in the Thesis Manual at

wwwgradadmissgatecheduthesisThesisManual-March2007pdfl

The contribution must be original and as such should represent a substantial addition to the fundamentalknowledge of the field or a new and better interpretation of facts already known The research mustdemonstrate creativity Dissertations based on well-known principles techniques and models applied tosituations only somewhat different from previous applications are not acceptable

The dissertation should contain clear statements about the relevance and importance of the problem as wellas the significance originality and generality of the research results The relationship of the research to theliterature in the field should be described fully The dissertation must demonstrate an understanding of thetheory and methodology related to its main thrust and it should reflect knowledge of the application area

The research should possess the major characteristics of the scientific method namely objectivity andreproducibility Experimental and theoretical research assumptions should be clearly stated The scope of theresearch should be such that it requires at least the time and effort equivalent to one year of full-timegraduate study The research should result in at least one paper that might be published in a refereedjournal of engineering science management or architecture as appropriate

return to the topThe PhD Dissertation Defense Process

After adequate preparation you must complete a searching and authoritative investigation in your chosenfield that culminates in a written dissertation describing that investigation An oral defense of the dissertationwill be scheduled The following procedure must be followed at the time of the dissertation defense

Step 1 Provide your completed written PhD Dissertation to the members of your PhDReading Committee

You must provide copies of the completed final draft of your dissertation to each member of thePhD Dissertation Reading Committee This must be done at least two weeks before the final dissertationdefense The defense may be scheduled only after the members of your committee have reviewed thewritten document and consider the dissertation to be satisfactory

Step 2 Schedule your PhD Dissertation Defense and submit your PhD Dissertation Defenseannouncement to the Office of Student Services

Poll your committee and establish a date and time for the defense Reserve a room and prepare anannouncement of the defense Submit your announcement at the following link

httpswww2megatechedugraddbformsSTUDENTPhD_diss_defenseannounceasp



This step must be completed at least two weeks (14 days) before your defense Theannouncement will be posted on the Calendar of Events and to Theses (an archival record) on theWoodruff Schools web page

return to the topStep 3 Submit your Certifcate of Thesis Approval

To obtain a Certificate of Thesis Approval (a writable PDF form) for the members of your reading committeeto sign as acceptance of your doctoral work go to

httpwwwgradadmissgatecheduthesisformsCertiPhDpdf

Once the signatures have been obtained leave the signed form and the Checkout Clearance Form in theOffice of Student Services for the signature of the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies Finally submit the


certificate and the faculty signature form to the Graduate Thesis Office (Savant Building Room 317)

Graduation

Deadlines

The Georgia Tech Graduate Studies and Research Office establishes deadlines for the submission ofdissertations These deadlines are strictly enforced and failure to meet all the deadlines mightjeopardize your graduation Please check the web at

wwwgradgatecheduthesis thesisdeadlineshtml

for the deadlines applicable to the term you plan to graduate

return to the topPetition for the Degree

To complete its records for each PhD student the Registrars Office requires a Petition for Degree Thedegree petition must be submitted to the Registrars Office prior to the end of the semester preceding yourfinal semester The due date is listed in the OSCAR and on the Georgia Tech web site You must completethe form obtain your advisors signature take the form to the Bursars Office in Lyman Hall (across fromJuniors) pay the required fee (current $25) and return the petition to the Woodruff School Ofice ofStudent Services three weeks before the end of the semester for the signature of the Associate Chair forGraduate Studies The Woodruff School Office of Student Services forwards these documents to the GeorgiaTech Registrar at the end of each semester


You may register for a minimum of one hour of dissertation in the term of graduation This EnrollmentReduction from the normal minimum course load of three hours may be used only once

If all requirements for graduation including submission of the final approved dissertation have beencompleted prior to the last day of registration and the student was registered for the preceding term thestudent may apply for an Enrollment Waiver Pay the Institute a fee (currently $55) for archiving anddistributing the dissertation through UMI Dissertations Publishing prior to the final submission and thecomplete dissertation to Graduate Studies via the Electronic Thesis and Dissertation web site

return to the topThe Enrollment Waiver must be submitted before the first day of classes You must also reactivate yourdegree petition at the same time as you submit the Enrollment Waiver The waiver must be signed by youradvisor and the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies Then submit your thesis

Format Checks

To make an appointment to have your dissertation checked contact the Graduate Thesis Office at 404-894-3092 or e-mail thesisgradgatechedu You are urged to have the dissertations format checked bybringing a paper copy to the office There is now a deadline for the initial format check that is one weekbefore the final submission deadline There is a recommended deadline but initial format checks will not bedone in the week leading up to the thesis deadline only final submissions will be checked that week Thespecific requirements for the format publication and distribution of your dissertation are explained in theManual for Graduate Theses It can be seen at


Electronic Submission of Dissertations

You no longer have to submit any paper copies of your dissertation to the Graduate Thesis Office Papercopies should be given to your advisor and the members of your reading committee For completeinstructions go to the Electronic Thesis and Dissertations web site at

etdgatechedu

Enter the requested information about yourself and your thesisdissertation on a form and upload yourthesis or dissertation in PDF format The Graduate Thesis Office will check your electronic document and letyou know about any corrections your must make make the corrections and resubmit the corrected file Ifthe Graduate Thesis Office has all of the related documents your dissertation will be approved and they willnotify the Registrars Office that you are eligible to graduate Once you have graduated your dissertationwill be released for electronic circulation Once you submit the document electronically an e-mail notice willbe sent to your committee members

The Thesis Approval Page will still be the second page in your thesisdissertation but it will not havesignatures List the committee members who approved your thesis or dissertation but remove signaturelines and be certain you type in the Date Approved That should be the date the final draft of yourdissertation was approved

You must submit a paper copy of the Certificate of Thesis Approval to the Graduate Office The form musthave the original signatures of all your committee members as well as the Associate Chair for GraduateStudies

return to the topCheckout Form

You are required to submit a Checkout Clearance Form along with the Certificate of Thesis Approval forfinal approval by the Associate Chair for Graduate Studies

Publication of Dissertations

It is the policy of the Georgia Institute of Technology that doctoral dissertations and masters theses are tobe published in the open literature Extraordinary delays to protect proprietary interests of sponsors areallowed It is anticipated that all PhD dissertations and a significant fraction of masters theses be publishedas archival publications in the open refereed literature In all cases doctoral research should meet all therequirements given in the section on General Guidelines for PhD Dissertation Research and in no situationshould these items be compromised to allow for concealing important research results because of securityclassification or a sponsors proprietary interest

Under unusual circumstances and with the approval of the Dean of Graduate Studies the dissertation maybe held by the Dean for a period of time not to exceed one year before transmittal to the Georgia TechLibrary for online posting as a PDF file


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Graduate Handbook Computers and Other Services

Accidents and Injuries | Office Space | Computers and Networking | Office of InformationTechnology | Help Desk | Woodruff Account | Computer Cluster | Wireless (LAWN) | Cyber Station | Copiers amp Faxes | Shops amp Laboratory Purchases | Machine Shop | Electronics Lab | Equipment Purchases

Accidents and Injuries

When it comes to work-related injuries you might be both a student and an employee of Georgia Tech Ifyou are GRA or a GTA you are on the payroll and considered a Georgia Tech employee If you suffer a job-related injury when acting in your GRAGTA (employee) capacity you are covered by WorkersCompensation If the injury requires emergency treatment follow the guidelines established for GeorgiaTech employees Contact the Georgia Tech Police at (404) 894-2500 Choose a physician from the list ofphysicians posted at various locations in Woodruff School buildings Seek treatment at the nearestEmergency Room but not at the Student Health Center which is not authorized to treat Georgia Techemployees

If you are a GRAGTA and suffer a nonwork-related injury while functioning as a student the Student HealthCenter will provide medical treatment The same procedures apply to co-op students Contact the GeorgiaTech Police For more information on work-related injuries and other accidents see

wwwmegatecheduinternalTSSRedbookpdf

If you have an accident send a report to Mr Bill Cheesborough Director of Financial Services andAdministration at email or (404) 894-3280

Office Space

Office space in the Woodruff School is limited however desks are available for many full-time on-campusgraduate students Graduate research and teaching assistants and other students working on a researchproject under the direction of a faculty member are usually assigned desk space in a laboratory associatedwith that research Use the Graduate Student Request form to request officedesk space in MRDC LoveMaRC IBB or Neely After being approved see Bruce Barkley in the Facilities office (MRDC Room 2210) topick up your key

To initiate your roomkey request please go to the following link and follow the online instructions

httpswww2megatechedugraddbformsstudentroomkey_sturoomkey_stuasp




Priority for office assignments is as follows

PhD students who have passed the qualifying exam

PhD students who have not yet taken or passed the qualifying exam

Masters thesis students

Masters nonthesis students working on research or having GTA responsibilities

Undergraduate students working on research

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Computers and Networking

Office of Information Technology

Shortly after entering Georgia Tech the Office of Information Technology (OIT) will create a user accountand password for each student This is referred to as a GT account These accounts provide a UNIXprogramming environment an e-mail account a home page location and other services The GT account isthe official e-mail account used by students in the Woodruff School for communications To obtainactivateyour user account and password change your account information or passwords go to

httppassportgatechedu

or visit the OIT resource center on the ground floor of the Library West or call OIT customer support at

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894-7173

Off-campus students will receive a form and information about their GT account in their orientation packetsThis form should be faxed to the Center for Distance Learning (CDL) at (404) 894-8924 The CDL willprocess your request and send you an account

OITs customer support pages are at

wwwoitgatecheduhelpoverviewcfm

or they can be reached by phone at (404) 894-7173

High-Performance Computers

Access to high-performance research computer resources are available For more information about theseresources contact Mark Juliano at 404-894-2039 or email

wwwhpcgatecheduhpc_appl

Woodruff School Help Desk

For desktop computer assistance printer support reservations or other computer and network support see

httpwwwmegatechedusupportcomputer

contact the Woodruff School Help Desk in MRDC Room 2103 at (404) 894-7193 or by e-mail at

computersupportmegatechedu

IP addresses that connect computers to the network can be requested at

wwwmegatecheducgi-binip_requestcgi

In addition the Help Desk has some laptops and LCD projectors that are available for checkout for use atpresentations There is no charge for the labor to repair GT owned computer equipment but parts will becharged to your advisor or a lab account For more information see

wwwmegatechedusupportcomputer

Woodruff Accounts

Woodruff School graduate students are also issued a Woodruff Account for access to various WoodruffSchool resources such as the Computer-Aided Engineering Laboratory and the Student Support requestpage For information on your user name and password see the Support Request page at

httpswww2megatechedugraddbloginasp

return to the topComputer Clusters

The Woodruff School maintains three computer clusters for student use The General Use Computer Cluster(MRDC Room 2104) has 25 Windows Workstations with DVD writers and a flat-bed scanner with adocument feeder Software installed on the machines includes Word Excel PowerPoint Access NetscapeMatlab Autocad ProEngineer Solid Edge Engineering Equation Solver Cambridge Materials Selector FTPand SSH Logon information is posted

The Nuclear and Radiological Engineering Computer Cluster (Boggs 3-11) houses 20 PC-compatiblecomputers and printers Some of the computers in this cluster are available for general use by NREstudents The rest of the computers are reserved for NRE classes requiring nuclear engineering specificcodes Instructions for using the facility are posted on the door

Before you log in review the posted material You should be programmed twenty-four hours a day foraccess to the cluster with your Buzz Card If this is not the case see a staff member in MRDC Room 2211or contact facilities for help

The Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) Laboratory (MRDC Room 2105) houses 16 Windows Workstationswith DVD writers and a 36 inch wide color ink-jet plotter This cluster is reserved for classes and studentsusing IDEAS Fluent or ANSYS modeling and analysis software This cluster remains locked 24 hours a daywith access provided via a Buzz Card to authorized students You must be in a class that needs thesesoftware packages or you must have special approval from your faculty advisor to use the lab Requests touse the CAE Lab can be made at

www2megatecheducaeclustercae_requestasp

Computer facilities are available only to serve those needs directly related to class assignments andacademic research These facilities are not for personal use Use of computer resources for thepreparation of personal letters to print reacutesumeacutes to play games for consulting activities or for othercommercial uses is a violation of Institute policy Anyone caught doing such illegitimate work may be askedto relinquish his or her seat in the cluster For more information about computer clusters see

wwwmegatechedusupportcomputerclusterhtml

Printing

Color as well as high-speed black amp white printers are available in MRDC 2104 and 2105 These printers arepart of the PCS Pay-for-Print System and there is a small charge per page Currently the costs are fourcents for black amp white copies and 20 centers for color copies The system is associated with the Buzzcardso your card will be required to release a job to these printers Students are allocated a weekly printingquota which can be used only at the Library Commons and the Student Center and not in the WoodruffSchool Computer Clusters For more information on printing at the Library and the Student Center

httpwwwlibrarygatecheduservicesprintingphp

WirelessWalkup Network (LAWN)

The Georgia Tech Local Area WirelessWalkup Network (LAWN) provides a connection in common areas ofthe buildings where there is normally no access OIT supports the LAWN from 8 am to 5 pm Mondaythrough Friday There are instructions to connect to the LAWN in the lobbies of the Love and MRDCbuildings System requirements locations covered and instructions also can be found online at


wwwmegatechedusupportcomputerLAWNlawnpagehtml

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For additional assistance regarding connections to the wireless or walkupnetwork please contact the help desk at (404) 894-7193 send an emailor go to MRDC Room 2103

Woodruff School Cyber Station

E-mail and web sites are available at the Woodruff School Cyber Stationlocated on the 2nd floor of MRDC The workstation may be used bystudents using a GT account (prism) it accesses Internet-based e-mailgeneral web browsing and secure telnet messages While you can usethe Cyber Station as often as you like it is intended for short-term use Please be aware of others who arewaiting to use the terminal and limit your activity accordingly

Copiers and Faxes

PhD students teaching courses in the Woodruff School may use the copy machines located in theirindividual building for teaching-related work Graduate teaching and research assistants do not have suchaccess For other copying jobs see your advisor Also a copy machine and a FAX machine both reserved forstudent use are located in the second floor lobby of the MRDC Building

Shops Laboratories and Equipment Purchases

The Machine Shop and the Electronics Shop are valuable Woodruff Schoolresources Most of the construction in these shops is done by theprofessional staff However you are advised to discuss a project with theappropriate shop manager who often can make suggestions that will reduceconstruction time and cost or improve function

The Machine Shop

If you have the appropriate skills you may be allowed to use the MachineShop (MRDC Room 2327) You will be asked to attend a machine shopsafety training class or to demonstrate appropriate skills to shoppersonnelA Waiver of Liability form must be signed by your advisor and submitted to the machine shopmanager prior to using the machines The form can be obtained at

wwwmegatechedusupportmachineshopformshtml

A machine shop work request can be obtained at

wwwmegatechedusupportmachineshoprequestphp

return to the topFor more information about the student machine shop contact Mr John Graham at (404) 894-3216 oremail or

wwwmegatechedumachineshoptitle_pagehtml

The Electronics Lab

The Electronics Lab is located in Room 2211 of the MRDC Building Work performed must be related tofunded research thesis work or course work Contact Mr Vladimir Bortkevich at (404) 894-7671 or email todiscuss your requirements

For more information see

wwwmegatechedusupportelectronics

Equipment Purchases

Purchases of equipment and other items require the approval of a faculty member who will supply thenecessary research account number to which the purchase is to be charged Purchases for research andother projects should be planned in advance so that a minimum number of purchases are made Wherenecessary charges will be made to a P-card (a State of Georgia Visa charge account) For more informationon equipment and other types of purchases view the Finance Office web site at

wwwmegatecheduinternalfinance_office

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Graduate Handbook Appendices

A Frequency of Graduate Course Offerings by Course Number

B Graduate Course Offerings by Research Group and Semester

C ME MP and HP Video and Online Course Offerings

D Test Specifications for ME PhD Qualifying Area Exams

E Forms



About The School

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Graduate Handbook Appendix A

ME 4xxx | ME 6xxx | ME 7xxx | ME 8xxx | ME 9xxx | MP 4xxx | MP 6xxx | MP 7xxx | MP8xxx | MP 9xxx | NRE 6xxx | NRE 7xxx | NRE 8xxx | NRE 9xxx

FREQUENCY OF GRADUATE COURSE OFFERINGS

Note The minimum enrollment in graduate courses is ten students (of any major) including RGO videostudents (after drop day)

Courses Title TermFrequency

ME 4193 Tribological Design Every Fall

ME 6101 Engineering Design Every Fall

ME 6102 Designing Open Engineering Systems Every Spring

ME 6103 Optimization in Engineering Design Fall Even Years

ME 6104 Computer-Aided Design Every Spring

ME 6105 ModelingampSimulation Design Every Fall

ME 6124 Finite Element Method Theory amp Practice Every Spring

ME 6140 Physical Properties of Paper Every Fall

ME 6201 Principles of Continuum Mechanics Every Fall

ME 6203 Inelastic Deformation of Solids Every Spring

ME 6204 Micromechanics of Materials Spring Even Years

ME 6222 Manufacturing Processes and Systems Every Fall

ME 6223 Automated Manufacturing Process Planning Every Spring

ME 6224 Machine Tool Analysis amp Control Spring Even Years

ME 6225 Metrology and Measurement Systems As Required

ME 6226 Fundamentals of Semiconductor Manufacture ampAssembly

As Required

ME 6241 Tribological Design As Required

ME 6242 Mechanics of Contact Fall Odd Years

ME 6243 Fluid Film Lubrication As Required

ME 6244 Rotordynamics Fall Odd Years

ME 6281 Mechanics of Paper Forming and Coating Every Spring

ME 6301 Conduction Heat Transfer Every Spring

ME 6302 Convection Heat Transfer Every Spring

ME 6303 Thermal Radiation Heat Transfer Fall Even Years

ME 6304 Principles of Thermodynamics Every Fall

ME 6305 Applications of Thermodynamics Every Spring

ME 6306 Advanced HVAC amp Refrigeration As Required

ME 6401 Linear Control Systems Every Fall

ME 6402 Nonlinear Control Systems Every Spring

ME 6403 Digital Control Systems Every Spring

ME 6404 Advanced Control System Design and Implementation As Required

ME 6405 Introduction to Mechatronics Every Fall

ME 6406 Machine Vision Every Fall

ME 6407 Robotics Every Spring

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ME 6441 Dynamics of Mechanical Systems Every Fall

ME 6442 Vibration of Mechanical Systems Every Spring

ME 6443 Variational Methods in Engineering Every Fall

ME 6444 Nonlinear Systems As Required

ME 6449 Acoustic Transducers amp Signal Analysis Fall Odd Years

ME 6452 Wave Propagation in Solids Spring Odd Years

ME 6601 Introduction to Fluid Mechanics Every Fall

ME 6602 Viscous Flow Every Spring

ME 6604 Turbulence As Required

ME 6621 Perturbation Methods in Mechanics As Required

ME 6622 Experimental Methods Every Spring

ME 6753 Principles of Management for Engineers Every Fall and Spring

ME 6754 Engineering Database Management Systems Every Fall and Spring

ME 6759 Materials in Environmentally Conscious Design ampManufacturing

As Required

ME 6760 Acoustics I Every Spring

ME 6761 Acoustics II Every Fall

ME 6762 Applied Acoustics Every Spring

ME 6765 Kinetics amp Thermodynamics of Gases Every Fall

ME 6766 Combustion Every Spring

ME 6767 Advanced Topics in Combustion As Required

ME 6768 Polymer Structure Physical Properties ampCharacterization

Every Spring

ME 6769 Linear Elasticity Every Fall

ME 6770 Energy amp Variational Methods in Elasticity amp Plasticity Every Fall

ME 6774 Thermal Engineering for Packaging of Micro- andNanosystems

As Required

ME 6776 Integrated Low-Cost Microelectronics SystemsPackaging

Every Fall

ME 6778 Introduction to Biomaterials As Required

ME 6782 Cellular Engineering Every Fall

ME 6783 Orthopaedic and Injury Biomechanics As Required

ME 6784 Cardiovascular Biomechanics As Required

ME 6789 Technology Ventures Spring Even Years

ME 6792 Manufacturing Seminar Every Fall and Spring

ME 6793 Systems Pathophysiology Every Fall

ME 6794 Tissue Engineering Every Spring

ME 6795 Mathematical Statistical amp Computational TechniquesMaterials Science

Every Fall

ME 6796 Structure-Property Relationships in Materials Every Fall

ME 6797 Thermodynamics amp Kinetics of Microstructural Evolution As Required

ME 6799 Legal Issues in Technology Transfer Every Fall

ME 7000 Masters Thesis Every Term

ME 7101 Seminar in Engineering Design As Required

ME 7201 Computational Mechanics of Materials As Required

ME 7203 Advanced Constitutive Relations of Solids As Required

ME 7204 Advanced Topics in Micromechanics As Required

ME 7226 Interface amp Surface Properties As Required

ME 7227 Rapid Prototyping in Engineering Fall Even Years

ME 7228 Thermo-Mechanical Reliability in Electronic Packaging Spring Odd Years

ME 7301 Transport Phenomena in Multiphase Flow Fall Odd Years

ME 7302 Advanced Topics in Heat Transfer As Required

ME 7442 Vibration of Continuous Systems Fall Odd Years

ME 7602 Hydrodynamic Stability As Required

ME 7751 Computational Fluid Dynamics Every Spring

ME 7757 Teaching Practicum Every Term


ME 7764 Acoustic Propagation Spring Even Years

ME 7771 Mechanics of Polymer Solids and Fluids Every Spring

ME 7772 Fundamentals of Fracture Mechanics Every Spring

ME 7774 Fatigue of Materials amp Structures Every Spring

ME 7775 Topics in Fracture and Fatigue of Metallic amp CompositeMaterials

As Required

ME 7792 Advanced Mechanics of Composites Every Spring

ME 7793 Manufacturing of Composites As Required

ME 8010 Seminars in Mechanical Engineering Every Fall

ME 8011 Seminars in Mechanical Engineering Every Spring

ME 8012 Seminars in Mechanical Engineering Every Summer

ME 880123456 Special Topics in Manufacturing As Required

ME 8803 Design and Fabrication of MEMS Devices Every Fall

ME 8803 TUM Microelectronic Systems Packaging Technology As Required

ME 881123456 Special Topics in Computer-Aided Engineering andDesign

As Required

ME 882123456 Special Topics Tribology As Required

ME 883123456 Special Topics in Thermal Sciences As Required

ME 884123456 Special Topics in Automation an Mechatronics As Required

ME 885123456 Special Topics in Acoustics and Dynamics As Required

ME 886123456 Special Topics Fluid Mechanics As Required

ME 887123456 Special Topics in Bioengineering As Required

ME 888123456 Special Topics in Mechanics of Materials As Required

ME 890123456 Special Problems in Manufacturing As Required

ME 891123456 Special Problems in Computer-Aided Engineering andDesign

As Required

ME 892123456 Special Problems in Tribology As Required

ME 893123456 Special Problems in Thermal Science As Required

ME 894123456 Special Problems in Automation and Mechatronics As Required

ME 895123456 Special Problems in Acoustics amp Dynamics As Required

ME 896123456 Special Problems in Fluid Mechanics As Required

ME 897123456 Special Problems in Bioengineering As Required

ME 898123456 Special Problems in Mechanics of Materials As Required

ME 8997 Teaching Assistantship Every Term

ME 8998 Research Assistantship Every Term

ME 9000 Doctoral Thesis Every Term

MP4750 Diagnostic Imaging Physics Every Spring

MP 6101 Nuclear Medicine Physics Every Fall

MP 6203 Radiation Therapy Physics Laboratory Every Fall (start 2009)

MP 6204 Radiation Therapy Physics Every Spring

MP 6300 Radiological Anatomy Every Fall

MP 6401 Medical Health Physics Every Fall

MP 6402 Radiation Dosimetry Every Fall

MP 6407 Radiation Biology and Oncology Every Fall

MP 6756 Radiation Physics Every Fall

MP 6757 Radiation Detection Every Spring

MP 7000 Masters Thesis Every Term

MP 801112 Seminars in Medical Physics Every Term

MP 8104 Clinical Rotation in Radiation Therapy Every Summer

MP 880123456 Special Topics in Medical Physics Every Term

MP 880123456 Special Problems in Medical Physics Every Term

MP 9000 Doctoral Dissertation Every Term

NRE 6101 Transport Fundamentals Every Fall


NRE 6102 Plasma Physics Every Spring

NRE 6103 Computational Methods of Radiation Transport As Required

NRE 6105 Radiation Shielding As Required

NRE 6201 Reactor Physics Every Spring

NRE 6301 Reactor Engineering As Required

NRE 6401 Advanced Nuclear Engineering Design Every Spring

NRE 6434 Nuclear Criticality Safety Engineering As Required

NRE 6501 Nuclear Fuel Cycle As Required

NRE 6502 Nuclear Materials As Required

NRE 6755 Radiological Assessment and Waste Management Spring Even Years

NRE 6756 Radiation Physics Every Fall

NRE 6757 Radiation Detection Every Spring

NRE 7000 Masters Thesis Every Term

NRE 7103 Advanced Plasma Physics As Required

NRE 7203 Advanced Reactor Physics As Required

NRE 7757 Teaching Practicum Every Term

NRE 80112 Seminars in NRE Every Term

NRE 880123456 Special Topics in Nuclear Engineering As Required

NRE 890123456 Special Problems in Nuclear Engineering As Required

NRE 8997 Teaching Assistantship Every Term

NRE 8998 Research Assistantship Every Term

NRE 9000 Doctoral Dissertation Every Term

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Graduate Handbook Appendix B

GRADUATE COURSE OFFERINGS BY RESEARCH GROUP AND SEMESTER

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

GROUP FALL SPRING SUMMER AS REQUIREDAcoustics amp Dynamics 6441

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NRE 8011 NRE 8012 NREMP 880X

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NREMP 890X NREMP 890X NRE 8997

NRE 8997 NRE 8997 NRE 8998

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Graduate Handbook Appendix C

VIDEO AND ONLINE COURSE OFFERINGS


Fall Even Years ME 6101 Engineering Design

ME 6103 Optimization in Engineering Design


ME 6244 Rotordynamics

ME 6303 Thermal Radiation Heat Transfer

ME 6401 Linear Control Systems

ME 6441 Dynamics of Mechanical Systems


ME 6765 Kinetics amp Thermodynamics of Gases

ME 6770 Energy and Variational Methods

ME 7227 Rapid Prototyping in Engineering

Spring Odd Years ME 6102 Designing Open Engineering Systems

ME 6104 Computer-Aided Design


ME 6223 Automated Manufacturing Process Planning

ME 6243 Fluid Film Lubrication



ME 6305 Applications of Thermodynamics

ME 6309 Nanoscale Heat Transfer

ME 6402 Nonlinear Control Systems

ME 6407 Robotics

ME 6442 Vibration of Mechanical Systems


ME 6622 Experimental Methods

ME 6754 Engineering Database Management Systems

ME 6760 Acoustics I

ME 6762 Applied Acoustics

ME 6766 Combustion

ME 7772 Fundamentals of Fracture Mechanics

ME 7774 Fatigue of Materials amp Structures

Summer Odd Years To BeAnnounced

About The School

Accreditation

Alumni

Faculty amp Staff



Graduate Programs

News amp Events


Research



Fall Odd Years ME 6101 Engineering Design (Online Video Course)

ME 6105 Modeling amp Simulation Design


ME 6222 Manufacturing Processes and Systems

ME 6242 Mechanics of Contacts



ME 6401 Linear Control systems

ME 6406 Machine Vision



ME 6765 Kinetics and Thermodynamics of Gases


ME 7442 Vibration of Continuous Systems


Spring Even Years ME 6102 Designing Open Engineering Systems




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ME 6403 Digital Control Systems

ME 6407 Robotics



ME 6760 Acoustics I

ME 6766 Combustion


MEDICAL PHYICS

Fall Every Year MPNRE 6756 Radiation Physics

Fall Every Year (starting fall 2009) MP 8011 Seminar in Medical Physics

Fall 2008 2011 2014 MP 6402 Radiation Dosimetry

Fall 2008 2011 2014 MP 6300 Radiological Anatomy

Fall 2010 2013 2016 MP 6203 Radiation Therapy Physics Laboratory

Spring Every Year (starting spring2009)

MP 8012 Seminar in Medical Physics

Spring 2009 2012 2015 MP 6204 Radiation Therapy Physics

As needed Every Term MP 8104 Clinical Rotation

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Graduate Handbook13

General Information

Financial Aid

Masters Degree13

PhD Degree13

Other Services13

Appendices13

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Appendix B13

Appendix C13

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General Catalog | OSCAR | Office of Student Services | Academic Honor Code | Important Committees | Student Conduct | Selecting an Advisor | Changing Your Advisor | Dismissal Policy

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Dr Paul Neitzel Associate Chair for Graduate Studies MRDC Building Room 3105 (404) 894-3204 [email]

bull Oversight of the graduate program in the Woodruff Schoolbull Career counseling and advice bull Ex officio member of the Schools Graduate Committee bull Liaison for the graduate program with other academic units on the Georgia Tech campus

Dr Farzad Rahnema Associate Chair of the Woodruff School and Chair of theNuclear and Radiological Engineering Medical Physics Programs

Boggs Building Room 3-395 (404) 894-3731 [email]

bull Administers the Nuclear and Radiological EngineeringMedical Physics Programs

Dr David Rosen Associate Chair for Administration


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3 3

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3 3

Thesis 9 0


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Degree Requirements








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CETL course work








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Major Area 12 15

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Electives 6 12



















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Semester Total 12






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Second Year











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3 3

Thesis 9 0


Courses








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67596797 7201 72037204888X 898X

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Major Area 12 15

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Diagnostic Imaging

Radiation Therapy











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Semester Total 12






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Second Year











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3 3

Thesis 9 0


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Methods




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67596797 7201 72037204888X 898X

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Major Area 12 15

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Radiation Therapy











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Semester Total 12






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3 3

Thesis 9 0


Courses








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Methods




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Format Check





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About The School

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Faculty amp Staff



Graduate Programs

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Graduate Handbook13

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3 3

Thesis 9 0


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Masters Degree13

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Semester Total 3

Second Year











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3 3

Thesis 9 0


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Graduate Handbook13

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Masters Degree13

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Other Services13

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Second Year











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3 3

Thesis 9 0


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62036204E6206O67707772 7774 7792

67596797 7201 72037204888X 898X

MEMS 6229 8803 880X 890X

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62436244E

882X 892X

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Faculty amp Staff



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News amp Events


Research



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MP 6402 NRE 6755

MP 6407 NRE 7103

NRE 7203


NRE 7757 NRE 7757 NRE 7757




NRE 8997 NRE 8997 NRE 8998

NRE 8998 NRE 8998 NREMP 9000


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About The School

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Graduate Programs

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MEDICAL PHYICS












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Graduate Handbook13

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Masters Degree13

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3 3

Thesis 9 0


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Nuclear Engineering




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Equipment Purchases














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Faculty amp Staff



Graduate Programs

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Research


























As Required



















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640264036407

6404 884X 894X


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6778 6783 6784 887X 897X


6101 6103E61056754

7227E

6102 6104 61056124 6754

7228O

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66217303 7602 886X896X


63016302 6305 6766 8833

630667747302883X893X


6223 6225O 6768 6792 7228O 7771

62267101 7226 7793 880X890X


62036204E6206O67707772 7774 7792

67596797 7201 72037204888X 898X

MEMS 6229 8803 880X 890X

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62436244E

882X 892X

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Faculty amp Staff



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Research



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MP 6402 NRE 6755

MP 6407 NRE 7103

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NRE 7757 NRE 7757 NRE 7757




NRE 8997 NRE 8997 NRE 8998

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About The School

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Research


























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6778 6783 6784 887X 897X


6101 6103E61056754

7227E

6102 6104 61056124 6754

7228O

881X891X


6602 6622 7751

66217303 7602 886X896X


63016302 6305 6766 8833

630667747302883X893X


6223 6225O 6768 6792 7228O 7771

62267101 7226 7793 880X890X


62036204E6206O67707772 7774 7792

67596797 7201 72037204888X 898X

MEMS 6229 8803 880X 890X

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About The School

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63016302 6305 6766 8833

630667747302883X893X


6223 6225O 6768 6792 7228O 7771

62267101 7226 7793 880X890X


62036204E6206O67707772 7774 7792

67596797 7201 72037204888X 898X

MEMS 6229 8803 880X 890X

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Faculty amp Staff



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Masters Degree13

PhD Degree13

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62267101 7226 7793 880X890X


62036204E6206O67707772 7774 7792

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About The School

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