University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign The Grainger College of Engineering 6 courses 32 total credits
for the degree of Master of Engineering in Engineering, Plasma Engineering Concentration (on campus & online) The MEng in Engineering, Plasma Engineering Concentration is a professionally oriented degree program for students whose primary intent is a career in industry or government. This degree differs from the Master of Science degree in that it is a terminal degree and not a pathway to a doctoral program. Concentrations under the MEng in Engineering major include Aerospace Systems Engineering , Autonomy and Robotics , Chemical Engineering Leadership , Digital Agriculture , Energy Systems , Instrumentation and Applied Physics , and Plasma Engineering .
| Total Hours | 32 credits |
Core Coursework
Must complete one of the following courses: NPRE 523 , Plasma Waves. NPRE 526 , Plasma-Materials Interactions.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| NPRE 421 | Plasma and Fusion Science | 3 |
| NPRE 423 | Plasma Laboratory | 2 |
| NPRE 429 | Plasma Engineering | 3 |
| NPRE 527 | Plasma Technology of Gaseous Electronics | 4 |
| NPRE 481 | Writing on Technol & Security | 3-4 |
| ENG 573 | Capstone Project | 1-8 |
| Total Core Coursework | 16 credits | |
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