Naval Engineering is defined as a field of study and expertise that includes all engineering and sciences as applied in the research, development, design, construction, operation, maintenance and logistic support of surface and subsurface ships, craft, aircraft, and vehicles (manned and autonomous) used by the Navy for the Nation’s defense. It inherently includes multiple engineering disciplines, and hence it is open to all students in the College of Engineering who meet the following requirements.
Course List | Code | Title | Credits |
| AOE 2204 | Introduction to Ocean Engineering | 3 |
| AOE 4264 | Principles of Naval Engineering | 3 |
| AOE 4244 | Naval and Marine Engineering Systems Design | 3 |
| 1 | 9 |
| Ocean Vehicle Design (with approved NE focus) | |
| Ocean Vehicle Design (with approved NE focus) | |
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| Air Vehicle Dynamics | |
| Aerospace Structures | |
| Astromechanics | |
| Aerothermodynamics and Propulsion Systems | |
| Ocean Structures | |
| Ocean Vehicle Dynamics | |
| Thermodynamics and Marine Propulsion | |
| Aerospace Propulsion Systems | |
| Introduction to Environmental Engineering | |
| Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics | |
| Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction | |
| Data Structures and Algorithms | |
| Computer Systems | |
| Comparative Languages | |
| Electrical Theory | |
| Introduction to Power Systems | |
| Power Electronics | |
| Applied Software Design | |
| Principles of Computer Architecture | |
| Mechanics of Deformable Bodies | |
| Mechanical Behavior of Materials | |
| Mechanics of Composite Materials | |
| An Introduction to the Finite Element Method | |
| Human Factors Engineering and Ergonomics | |
| Engineering Economy | |
| Deterministic Operations Research I | |
| Probabilistic Operations Research | |
| Industrial Ergonomics | |
| Thermodynamics | |
| Heat and Mass Transfer | |
| Fluid Dynamics | |
| System Dynamics | |
| Computer Aided Design of Fluid-Thermal Systems | |
| Thermodynamics of Materials Systems | |
| Mechanical Behavior of Materials | |
| Total Credits | 18 |
Graduation Requirements
Naval Engineering is defined as a field of study and expertise that includes all engineering and sciences as applied in the research, development, design, construction, operation, maintenance and logistic support of surface and subsurface ships, craft, aircraft, and vehicles (manned and autonomous) used by the Navy for the Nation’s defense.
It inherently includes multiple engineering disciplines, and hence it is open to all students in the College of Engineering who meet the following requirements.
To complete the Naval Engineering minor students must:
- complete 18 credit hours as prescribed in the program requirements
- maintain a 2.0 in-minor GPA
