Program Plan
Master of Science in Manufacturing Engineering
Wisconsin’s Polytechnic University, Graduate School
For students enrolled College of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics
Summer 2010 & later Department of Engineering and Technology
Revision date to this file
09/24/2010 student name here ID-number: id number here
Select the grade earned or In-Progress for past and current courses respectively. For future courses, indicate the term in which you would like to take the course. This is important for planning future course offerings.
(15 credits with the final 3 courses taken in the order shown) credits term grade
RC-581 *
INMGT-610
INMGT-625
MFGE-707
INMGT-700
MFGE-735
Principals of Occupational Risk Control/Safety * (Spring)
Six Sigma
(Fall)
Planned Experimentation (Summer)
Field Project Formulation (Prerequisite for INMGT-700, Fall, Spring, & Summer)
Organizational Research Methods (Fall, Spring, & Summer)
Field Project in Manufacturing Engineering (Fall, Spring, & Summer)
2
3
3
1
3
3
(3 credits required , a few of these courses are on campus only at times )
BUACT-730
INMGT-622 *
INMGT-705
RC-587
SUST-515
INMGT-765
SUST-730
Financial and Cost Analysis (often in Spring)
Quality Engineering *
Enterprise Resource Planning
Human Factors Engineering
Sustainability Engineering
Program Management
Sustainable Futures
(12 credits required from at least two areas)
1) Manufacturing Competitiveness
MFGE-665 Reliability Engineering
(a popular course)
MFGE-640 * Manufacturing System Design and Simulation * (requires software)
INMGT-745 Advanced Manufacturing Systems Simulation
(requires software)
INMGT-640 * Lean Enterprises *
(a popular course)
credits term grade
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
credits term grade
3
3
3
3
2) Engineering Materials and Processes
MFGE-753 Polymer Engineering
MFGE-771
MFGE-7xx
Emerging Manufacturing Materials
(a popular course)
Variable Topics in Manufacturing Engineering
(occasionally offered)
3
3
3
3) Mechanical Design
MECH-723
MFGE-726
Finite Element Methods and Projects
(a popular course, requires software)
Advanced Mechanics of Materials
(requires software)
3
3
MECH-729 Product Development and Design
(a popular course)
3
* These three courses are similar to undergraduate courses at UW-Stout in the BS-MFE program and may not be taken by those alumni.
Note: Students in this program are required to purchase their books and/or software as needed for each course.
Graduate School Checklist
(This program plan was approved to begin Summer semester 2010, prior students may opt to upgrade to this plan)
Survey approval, if applicable
(only applicable if research involves conducting a survey of “ human subjects ”)
Appointment of Research Advisor Form
(occurs during or after MFGE-707)
Degree Candidacy Approval Form
Substitution or exception attached if applicable
Final Semester Student Request…….. __________________________________
Student Signature Date
Coursework was all taken within 7 year limit
30 credits with 15 at 700-level
Program Director Approval.……….…… ____________________ ______________
Program Director Signature Date
Maximum of 10 transfer credits
( see policies ) (during final semester)
Program Complete
(pending In-Progress completion)
Commencement Ceremony ( click here for commencement webpage )
Graduate School Approval……….……..
(during final semester)
December May (Check one if you intend on participating in the commencement ceremony on campus.)
____________________ ______________
Graduate School Signature Date
Program email: msmfe@uwstout.edu
Program Manager, Heidi Rabeneck (course registrations, web access) 800-991-5291
Program Director, David Fly,PE (academic advising, course content) 715-232-5041
Office of Registration and Records 715-232-2121
The Graduate School 715-232-2211