Master of Engineering in Engine Systems

Level: Masters
Language: English
Category: Automotive Engineering Mechanical Engineering

Description

In this new online program you'll develop project leadership skills while gaining broad-based technical knowledge from thermal sciences, design and mechanics, electronics and control, applications and service, and manufacturing. Faculty from the UW-Madison's renowned Engine Research Center and Powertrain Control Research Laboratory team up with industry leaders to provide an innovative and results-oriented curriculum.Gain knowledge and skills for leading engine development projectsIn a team-based learning environment, the MEES program will improve your ability to:Manage the complete development process for a new engineUnderstand customer requirements for various engine applications and optimize engine designs to best respond to customer needsIntegrate the work of experts in performance and combustion, fluid dynamics, controls, material science, NVH, structural analysis, and mechanics into the engine development processEffectively integrate engine design with the various manufacturing processes, including casting, forging, machining and assemblyArticulate the capabilities and limitations of analysis tools, rig, engine and vehicle testing and utilize each effectively in engine developmentOptimize the engine development process to minimize development costs and time, and ensure product quality and reliabilityWho will benefitThis curriculum is designed for early to mid-career engineers who are assuming new roles and responsibilities in leading engine development projects. Engineers from companies that design and manufacture internal combustion engines of all sizes -- from lawn mowers to diesel ship engines -- will benefit.

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