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2018-2019 General Catalog 
    
2018-2019 General Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Course Descriptions


 

Mechanical Engineering

  
  • EML 5072 Applied Superconductivity (3).


    Introduction To Superconductivity For Applications, Fundamentals Of The Superconducting State, Transport Current And Metallurgy Of Superconductors, Superconducting Electrons And Magnets, System Engineering.
    Prerequisite: EEL 3472 , EGM 3520 , EML 3100 , EML 3234 ; PHY 3101 .
  
  • EML 5103 Adv Eng Thermodynamics


    This Is A Core Graduate Course In The Thermal-fluids Area. Covering The Axiomatic Formulations Of The First And Second Laws Of Thermodynamics. General Thermodynamics.relationships And Properties Of Real Substances. Energy, Exergy, And Second Law Analysis Of Energy Conversion Processes. Reactive Systems And Multiphase Equilibrium. Entropy Generation Minimization And Thermodynamics.optimization. Application To Low Temperature Refrigeration And Power Generation Systems
  
  • EML 5104 Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics (3)


    General Principles Of Thermodynamics; Postulational Treatment Of The Laws Of Thermodynamics; Development Of Formal Relationships And Principles For General Systems; Application To Pure Substance, Multiphase Mixtures, Chemical, Magnetic, And Elastic System.
    Prerequisite: EML 3101 .
  
  • EML 5152 Fundamentals Of Heat Transfer (3)


    An Introductory Course In Basic Heat Transfer Concepts. Topics Include Conduction And Heat Diffusion Equation, Forced And Free Convection, Radiative Heat Transfer, Boiling Heat Transfer, And Condensation.
    Prerequisite: Graduate Standing In Mechanical Engineering.
  
  • EML 5155 Convective Heat and Mass Transfer (3)


    Familiarizes The Student With Methods To Evaluate A Convection Heat Transfer Coefficient And A Mass Transfer Coefficient For A Variety Of Engineering Applications. Evaluation Of The Driving Force In Mass Transfer And Combined Problems.
    Prerequisite: EML 5152 , EGM 5810 .
  
  • EML 5162 Cryogenics (3)


    Fundamental Aspects Of Cryogenics System And Engineering Properties Of Materials And Fluids At Low Temperatures. Cryogenic Heat Transfer And Fluid Dynamics, Low Temperature Refrigeration And System Engineering.
    Prerequisite: EML 3100 , EML 3140 , EML 3701 ; PHY 3101 .
  
  • EML 5311 Design And Analysis Of Control Systems (3)


    Mathematical Modeling Of Continuous Physical Systems. Frequency And Time Domain Analysis And Design Of Control Systems. State Variable Representations Of Physical Systems.
    Prerequisite: Map 3306.
  
  • EML 5317 Advanced Design And Analysis Of Control Systems (3)


    Design Of Advanced Control Systems (using Time And Frequency Domains) Will Be Emphasized. Implementation Of Control Systems Using Continuous (operational Amplifier) Or Digital (microprocessor) Techniques Will Be Addressed And Practiced.
  
  • EML 5361 Multivariable Control (3)


    Course Covers H2 And H Control Design For Linear Systems With Multiple Inputs And Multiple Outputs And Globally Optimal Techniques, Fixed-structure (e.g., Reduced-order) Techniques. Includes Introductory Concepts In Robust Control.
    Prerequisite: EML 4312  Or EML 5311 
  
  • EML 5422 Fund Of Propulsion Systems


    Analysis Of The Performance Of Propulsion Systems Using Fundamental Principles Of The Thermodynamics, Heat Transfer And Fluid Mechanics Systems Studied Include Turbojet, Turbofan, Ramjet Engines As Well As Piston Type Internal Combustion (ic) Engines
  
  • EML 5451 Energy Conversion Systems (3)


    Investigation Of Such Energy Conversion Systems As The Internal Combustion Engine, Compressors And Turbines, Gas Turbines, Nuclear Power Plants, Garbage Burning Power Plants, Solar, Wind, Geothermal And Electrical Systems.
    Prerequisite: EML 3101 , EML 3140 , EML 3701 .
  
  • EML 5453 Sust Power Generation


    This Course Is A Continuation Of Energy Conversion Systems For Sustainability, And Focuses On Solar Electricity, Biofuels, And Hydrogen As A Medium Of Energy. The Selection Of Topics Will Also Provide Answers To Questions: Is Hydrogen-based Transportation A Practical Option
  
  • EML 5537 Design Using Fem (3)


    The Finite Element Method - What It Is, Elementary Fem Theory, Structures And Elements, Trusses, Beams, And Frames, Two-dimensional Solids, Three-dimensional Solids, Axisymetric Solids, Thin-walled Structures, Static And Dynamic Problems, Available Hardware And Software, Basic Steps In Fem Analysis, Pre/post Processing, Interpretation Of Results, Advanced Modeling Techniques, Design Optimization, Advanced Materials Using Fem.
  
  • EML 5543 Materials Selection in Design (3)


    The Application Of Materials Predicated On Material Science And Engineering Case Studies Covering Most Engineering Applications.
    Prerequisite: EML 3234  Or Equivalent.
  
  • EML 5702 Appl Supercondictvty


  
  • EML 5709 Fluid Mechanic Principles with Selected Applications (3)


    Introductory Concepts, Description, And Kinematical Concepts Of Fluid Motion, Basic Field Equations, Thermodynamics Of Fluid Flow, Navier-stokes Equations, Elements Of The Effects Of Friction And Heat Flow, Unsteady One-dimensional Motion, Selected Nonlinear Steady Flows.
    Prerequisite: EML 5060 ; EGM 5611 , And Graduate Standing In Mechanical Engineering.
  
  • EML 5710 Introduction to Gas Dynamics (3)


    Concentrates On The Unique Features Of Compressibility In Fluid Mechanics. It Provides The Student With Knowledge And Understanding Of The Basic Fundamentals Of Compressible Fluid Flow And Is Basic To Studies In High-speed Aerodynamics, Propulsion, And Turbomachinery.
    Prerequisite: EML 3101 , EML 3701 .
  
  • EML 5725 Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics (3)


    Topics For This Course Include Introduction To Conservation Laws In Fluid Dynamics; Weak Solutions; Solving The Full Potential Equations For Subsonic, Transonic, And Supersonic Flows; Solving System Of Equations. In Particular, Upwind Schemes And Flux Splitting Will Be Introduced In Solving The Euler Equations. Coordinate Transformation And Grid Generation Methods Will Also Be Covered.
    Prerequisite: EML 5709 , EGN 5456 .
  
  • EML 5802 Introduction To Robotics (3)


    A Study Of The Fundamentals Of Robot Operation And Application Including: Basic Elements, Robot Actuators And Servo-control, Sensors, Senses, Vision, Voice, Microprocessor System Design And Computers, Kinematic Equations, And Motion Trajectories.
    Prerequisite: Graduate Standing In Mechanical Engineering.
  
  • EML 5831 Intro Mobile Robotics


    Analytical Dynamic Modeling And Dynamic Simulation Of Mobile Robots; Mobile Robot Sensors; Basic Methods Of Computer Vision; Kalman Filtering And Mobile Robot Localization;basic Concepts Of Mapping; Path Planning And Obstacle Avoidance; Intelligent Control Architectures
  
  • EML 5835 Advanced Robotics and Mechatronics (3)


    Course Covers Computer Vision For Robotic Systems, Manipulator Kinematics And Dynamics, Manipulator Control, Artificial Intelligence, Mechatronics Product Design And Development, And Microprocessors In Mechatronic Systems.
    Prerequisite: EML 4800  And EML 5802 .
  
  • EML 5905 Directed Individual Study (1-6)


    (s/u Grade Only.) May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Twelve (12) Semester Hours.
    Prerequisite: Instructor Consent.
  
  • EML 5910 Supervised Research (1-6)


    (s/u Grade Only.) A Maximum Of Three (3) Semester Hours May Apply To The Master’s Degree. May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Six (6) Semester Hours.
  
  • EML 5930 Special Topics In Mechanical Engineering (1-6)


    Topics In Mechanical Engineering With Emphasis On Recent Developments. Content And Credit Will Vary. Consult The Instructor. May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Twelve (12) Semester Hours.
    Prerequisite: Instructor Consent.
  
  • EML 5935 Mechanical Engineering Seminars (0)


    (s/u Grade Only.) May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Ten Times.
  
  • EML 5971 Thesis (3-6)


    (s/u Grade Only.) A Minimum Of Six (6) Semester Hours Is Required.
  
  • EML 6155 Conv Heat Mass Trans


  
  • EML 6157 Radiative Heat Transfer (3)


    Presents A Comprehensive, Systematic, And Unified Treatment Of Fundamental Concepts, Basic Theory, And Methods Of Solution To Radiative Transfer Problems And The Interaction Of Radiation With Other Modes Of Heat Transfer.
    Prerequisite: EML 5152 .
  
  • EML 6365 Robust Control (3)


    Course Covers Control Design For Systems With Uncertain Dynamics; Robust H. Design, Structured Singular Value Synthesis; LMI And Riccati Equation Solution Techniques.
    Prerequisite: EML 5361 .
  
  • EML 6716 Advanced Topics in Fluid Dynamics (3-6)


    Topics Vary From Term To Term And Include: Boundary Layers, Jets, Free Shear Layers And Wakes, Acoustics, Shock Waves And Related Discontinuities, One Dimensional Unsteady Flow, Steady Supersonic Flow In Two Dimensions, Transitions, And Turbulence. May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Six (6) Semester Hours.
    Prerequisite: EML 5709 .
  
  • EML 6725 Topic Comp Fluid Dyn


  
  • EML 6726 Advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics (3)


    The Cfd Methods Will Be Applied To Several Examples As Computing Projects. They Include Flow In Channels, Over Flat Plate, And Airfoils. Through These Examples, Students Will Obtain Experiences In Developing And Following The Numerical Procedures In Solving The Compressible Viscous Flow Problems. Topics Covered Are Algorithm Application And Optimization On Super-computers; Boundary-layer Computations; Ins, Pns, And Rans Simulations.
    Prerequisite: EML 5060 , EML 5725 .
  
  • EML 6980 Dissertation (1-12)


    (s/u Grade Only.) May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Forty-eight (48) Semester Hours.
  
  • EML 8966 Master’s Comp Exam


  
  • EML 8968 Preliminary Doctoral Examination (0)


    (s/u Grade Only.)
  
  • EML 8969 Gen Doctoral Exam


  
  • EML 8976 Master’s Thesis Defense (0)


    (s/u Grade Only.)
  
  • EML 8985 Dissertation Defense (0)


    (s/u Grade Only.) May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Three Times.

Mechanized Agriculture

  
  • MAG 2321C Ranch Machinery



Mental Health

  
  • EBD 4212 Instructional Strategies For Teaching Students With Emotional And Behavior Problems (3)


    Instructional Strategies For Teaching Students Who Are Emotionally Handicapped To Include Instructional Techniques; Motivational Strategies; Development, Implementation
  
  • EBD 5115 Educational Planning And Programming For The Educational Needs Of The Emotionally Disturbed (3)


    Classroom Management, Methods And Techniques For The Emotionally Handicapped Student; Classroom Design For Implementing Individualized Instruction.
    Prerequisite: EEX 4010  Or EEX 5011.
  
  • EBD 5215 Behavior Management Of The Emotionally Disturbed (3)


    Techniques Of Stimulus Control, Shaping New Behaviors, Increasing, Maintaining, Reducing Behaviors, Group Contingencies, Contracting, And Precision Teaching Appropriate For The Emotionally Handicapped Student.
    Prerequisite: EEX 4010  Or EEX 5011; EED 6115.
  
  • EBD 5245 Curriculum Development And Implementation For The Emotionally Disturbed (3)


    Nature And Needs, Characteristics, Identification Procedures, Placement And Delivery Of Services To The Emotionally Handicapped Population To Insure Appropriate Educational Programming.
    Prerequisite: EEX 4010  Or EEX 5011.
  
  • EMR 4211 Instructional Strategies For Teaching Students Who Are Mentally Handicapped (3)


    Instructional Strategies To Teach Students Who Are Mentally Handicapped To Include Development, Implementation, And Evaluation Of Individualized Educational Plans; Special Ap

Mental Health Services

  
  • MHS 4001 Intro Guidance Sys


  
  • MHS 5005 Introduction To Guidance Systems (3)


    Emphasis Is On The Philosophical, Sociological Contexts From Which The Need For Guidance Arises. Analysis Of The Nature And Function Of Guidance Services/processes In Various Helping Settings
  
  • MHS 5200 Use And Interpretation Of Tests (3)


    Provides Opportunity To Develop Competencies In The Techniques Of Selecting And Interpreting Test Results. Emphasis Is Placed Upon Drawing Implications Of Psychological And Educational Data Collected On The Individual From Group Comparisons.
  
  • MHS 5340 Career Development Systems (3)


    Systematic Study Of The Nature And Significance Of Career Development, Basic Theories And Models Of Career Choice, Information Resources And Services, Career Education Practices.
  
  • MHS 5400 Theories And Techniques Of Counseling (3)


    Emphasis Is On Counseling Theories/psychotherapeutic Techniques, With Concentration On Reviewing And Analyzing Concepts, Practices, Applications, And Relevant Issues Involved In The Helping Relationship.
  
  • MHS 5428 Counseling Clients With Special Needs (3)


    Application Of Counseling Theory Pertaining To The Psychological, Sociological, Cultural And Physical Issues Which Affect Clients With Special Needs. Issues Considered Are Clients With Alcohol, Drug, Health, Educational, And Psychological Problems.
  
  • MHS 5480 Counseling Clients With Special Needs (3)


    Application Of Counseling Theory Pertaining To The Psychological, Sociological, Cultural And Physical Issues Which Affect Clients With Special Needs. Issues Considered Are Clients With Alcohol, Drug, Health, Educational, And Psychological Problems.
  
  • MHS 5500 Group Theory and Practice (3)


    Emphasis Is Upon Concepts, Techniques, And Processes Used In Group Guidance And Group Counseling Situations.
    Prerequisite: MHS 5400 .
  
  • MHS 5620 Organization And Administration Of Human Services (3)


    Analysis Of Administrative Systems In K-12 Schools, Higher Education, Agencies, And Institutions With Emphasis On Structure, Management, Facilities, Budget, Personnel, And Leadership For Optimizing Human Services.
  
  • MHS 5700 Legal And Ethical Issues In Counseling (3)


    Emphasis Is On The Counselor’s Functions Within The Context Of Legal And Ethical Mandates. Issues Considered Are: Concepts/terminology In The Legal System, Structures And Functions, Confidentiality, Assessment, Liability, Records, Students’ Rights, Discipline, Abuse/neglect, And Codes Of Ethics.
  
  • MHS 5905 Directed Individual Study (variable 1-6)


    Advanced Students Who Demonstrate Sufficient Interests And Skills Are Approved To Take Individual Study In Various Areas Of Counseling. Permission Of Instructor Required.
  
  • MHS 6050 Personality Theories And Counseling (3)


    Focus Is On The Relationship Of Traditional And Multicultural Theories Of Personality And Their Relationship To The Theoretical Orientations And Professional Techniques Of Counseling Theories. Emphasis Is On The Application Of Theories To The Understanding And Explanation Of Human Behavior And Mental Health Issues As Well As The Therapeutic Interventions.
  
  • MHS 6070 Psychopathology In Mental Health Services (3)


    Emphasis Is On The Mental Health Service Providers In School And Non-school Settings Who Must Understand: Boundaries Between Normality And Disorder; Differences/ Similarities Within Disorders; Similarities/differences Between Child And Adult Disorders; And Causal Relationships Inherent In Disorders.
  
  • MHS 6220 Individual Psycho-Educational Testing (3)


    Professional Use Of Individual Psychological Assessments. Emphasis On Administration, Scoring, And Interpreting Individual Mental Tests (wechsler Scales/ Binet Scale) As Well As Other Tests Used In Individual Assessments Batteries. Permission Of Instructor Required; Fully Admitted Status.
    Prerequisite: MHS 5200 .
  
  • MHS 6401 Personality Theory & Counseling Practice


  
  • MHS 6420 Counseling Minority Population


    Introduces Students To Multicultural Issues Involved In Counseling And Professional Psychology With Emphasis On Cultural Components And Social/political Nature Of Several Social Groups Based On Race,ethnicity Gender,class,age And Sexual Orientation For Use In Counseling Diverse Clients
  
  • MHS 6430 Family Counseling (3)


    Designed To Help Professionals Acquire Knowledge And Basic Competencies In Marriage And Family Therapy. Focuses On The Family As A System; Its Psychodynamic, Cognitive/behavioral, Humanistic/existential And Transpersonal Perspectives.
  
  • MHS 6450 Substance Abuse Counseling


    Focuses On Basic Knowledge And Skills That Mental Health Professional Need To Treat Clients Who Abuse And Misuse Substances Including Theories, Ethics, Strategies, Ethics Socio-political Issues Diagnosis, Data And Research On Effective Treatment Of Addiction Dependence Within School And Community- Based Settings
  
  • MHS 6470 Human Sexuality In Counseling (3)


    Focuses On Reliable Information And Proposed Skills Which Facilitate Appropriate Sexual Development And Responsible Sexual Behavior. Emphasis Is On Human Sexuality And Intimacy, Wellness, Family, Creativity, And The Quality Of Life During The Developmental History Of Each Person Being Served By Effective Counselors.
  
  • MHS 6600 Consultation Skills (3)


    Emphasis Is Upon Theory And Skills Involved In The Consultation Processes. Various Consultation Models Are Explored In Depth With Clinical Type Activities To Demonstrate Competencies.
  
  • MHS 6800 Practicum In Counseling (3)


    Experiences Individual And Group Counseling With Emphasis On Student’s Performance In Implementing A Model Of Counseling.
    Prerequisite: All Foundations Courses; Fully Admitted Status.
  
  • MHS 6811 Practicum Group Coun


  
  • MHS 6830 Supervised Clinical Field Experience (3)


    Experiences In Realistic Settings For The Demonstration And Observation Of Competencies Inherent In The Professional Work Of Therapeutic Agents. Permission Of Instructor Required.
    Prerequisite: All Foundation Courses; Fully Admitted Status.
  
  • MHS 6831 Supervised Clinical Experience (3)


    Experiences In Realistic Settings For The Demonstration And Observation Of Competencies Inherent In The Professional Work Of Therapeutic Agents. Permission Of Instructor Required.
    Prerequisite: All Foundations Courses; Fully Admitted Status.
  
  • MHS 6930 Seminar: Special Topics In Mental Health Services (3)


    Course Centering Around Topics Of Current Interests In The Area Of Mental Health Services. Focus May Vary From Semester To Semester, But All Topics Will Center On The Therapeutic Relations Inherent In Effective Counseling; Topics Included Are As Follows: Alcohol Abuse, Substance Abuse, Violence, Aids/hiv, Death/dying, Human Sexuality, And Limited English Proficiency (lep/esol) Clients.
  
  • MHS 6938 Spc Tpc Sub Abs Coun


    This Course Is An In-depth Investigation Of A Variety Of Topics In Counseling Psychology With Different Topics Offered Each Year.

Middle School Program

  
  • EDM 5245 The Middle School Program (3)


    Designed To Give Particular Attention To A Critical Analysis Of Current Theory And Practice In The Nature, Purpose, Organization, Administration, And Curriculum Of The Middle School Program. Special Emphasis Is Placed Upon The Social, Economic, And Educational Bases Operating To Bring About Changes In The Curriculum.
  
  • EDM 5405 Trend Mid/jun Hs Cur



Military Science

  
  • MIS 1010C Intro Military Sci


  
  • MIS 1020C Org Of Army & Rotc


  
  • MIS 1490L Leadership Dev Lab


  
  • MIS 2300 Intro Oper & Tactics


  
  • MIS 2403C Oper & Tactics II


  
  • MIS 2905 Directed Indiv Stdy


  
  • MIS 3404C Small Unit Tactics


  
  • MIS 3602C Land Navigation


  
  • MIS 3901 Dir Reading-ind Stdy


  
  • MIS 4501C Army Mgmt Systems


  
  • MIS 4503C Prob Military Mgt II


  
  • MIS 4901 Dir Reading-ind Stdy


  
  • MIS 4905 Directed Indiv Stdy



Military Science Leadership

  
  • MSL T999 Msl Transfer Course


  
  • MSL 1001 Foundations Of Officership (1)


    Examines The Unique Duties And Responsibilities Of Officers, Organization And Role Of The Army, Review Skills Pertaining To Fitness And Communication, Analyze Army Values And Expected Ethical Behavior.
  
  • MSL 1001L Leadership Lab (0)


    Required For All Levels Of Rotc. Provides An Opportunity For Practical Exercise In The Subjects And Topics Taught In Rotc Classes. The Goal Is To Develop And Enhance Leadership Skills Applicable To Both The Military And Corporate Commun
  
  • MSL 1002 Basic Leadership (2)


    Presents Fundamental Leadership Concepts And Doctrine, Practice Basic Skills That Underline Effective Problem Solving, Examine The Officer Experience.
  
  • MSL 1002L Basic Leadership Lab


  
  • MSL 1900 Fund. Of Rifle Marksmanship


    This Course Provides Instructions In Basic Fundamentals Of Rifle Marksmanship And Firearms Safety. It Also Explores The Functions Of Firearms And Ammunition Under Direct Supervisions. Students Will Practice The Fundamentals Of Marksmanship For Proficency
  
  • MSL 2101 Individual Leadership Studies (2)


    Develops Knowledge Of Self, Builds Self-confidence, And Individual Leadership Skills, Develop Problem Solving And Critical Thinking Skills, Apply Communication, Feedback, And Conflict Resolution Skills.
  
  • MSL 2101L Ind Leaders Stud Lab


  
  • MSL 2102 Leadership And Teamwork (2)


    Focuses On Self-development Guided By Knowledge Of Self And Group Processes, Challenges Current Beliefs, Knowledge, And Skills.
  
  • MSL 2102L Leaders & Teamwo Lab


  
  • MSL 2905 Leadership And Teamwork (2)


    Focuses On Self-development Guided By Knowledge Of Self And Group Processes, Challenges Current Beliefs, Knowledge, And Skills.
  
  • MSL 3201 Leadership And Problem Solving (3)


    Examines Skills That Underline Effective Problem Solving, Analyze Military Missions And Plan Military Operations, And Execute Squad Battle Drill.
  
  • MSL 3201L Leaders Prob Sol Lab


  
  • MSL 3202 Leadership And Ethics (3)


    Probes Leader Responsibilities That Foster An Ethical Command Climate, Develop Cadet Leadership Competencies, And Apply Principles And Techniques Of Effective Written And Oral Communication.
  
  • MSL 3202L Leaders & Ethics Lab


 

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