Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. ENGINEERING PHYSICS School of Engineering DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS and Science
MASTER OF ENGINEERING
Take a deep dive into the fundamentals and practical applica- tions of engineering physics. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The engineering physics master’s program prepares students for a successful Engineering Technician career in industry or research by combining courses in fundamental physics with specializations that focus on applications to current research and technology. Research Scientist Students will gain deeper insight and skills in specific branches of engineering Project Manager and interdisciplinary physics research including quantum engineering, applied optics, solid state device engineering and nanotechnology. TOP HIRING ORGANIZATIONS With five concentrations in specific areas of industry, students have the ability Thorlabs to specialize their education for specific career tracks. Applied optics prepares you for optics design and manufacturing or any industry that uses optical Newport systems. Quantum engineering will give you the background to understand Picatinny Arsenal modern development of quantum systems as well as the practical, hands-on experience to be able to establish communications links and build computers. While many physics graduates go on to obtain a Ph.D., many also work within research roles in sectors and industries as varied as their interests–defense, aerospace, government, education, healthcare, energy, materials, technology, computing and IT.
THE STEVENS ADVANTAGE In 1871, Stevens was the first university to offer a physics lab, and continues to break new ground in areas related to quantum engineering and communications. Quantum technology is revolutionizing society and driving civilization to a new level in the same way that digital electronics has done in the last half century. The exciting research happening at Stevens by globally recognized faculty members will contribute to that evolution, allowing students the opportunity to learn from the best at a pivotal time during a new technological revolution.
PROGRAM FEATURES CONCENTRATIONS Customizable curriculum Applied Optics Optional interdisciplinary Solid State Physics concentrations Interdisciplinary Nanotechnology Evening courses available Interdisciplinary Microelectronics and Photonics Quantum Engineering
stevens.edu/ses ENGINEERING PHYSICS CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS OVERVIEW Core courses Include: MASTER OF ENGINEERING - ENGINEERING PHYSICS Modern Optics Lab The engineering physics master's degree program at Stevens offers Introduction to Quantum students a choice of concentration in five exciting areas of technology: Mechanics applied optics, solid state physics, nanotechnology, microelectronics Quantum Mechanics I and photonics, and quantum engineering. In contrast to the Introduction to Solid State Master of Science in physics, the Master of Engineering program Physics is intended to provide students with deeper insights into the specific area of their choice. Electives Include: Introduction to VLSI Design By the end of this program, students will be able to: Physical Design of Wireless Systems Use knowledge of the underlying principles in physics and Optical Communication apply basic approaches in quantum-mechanics to Systems problem-solving Solid State Electronics for Design experiments and analyze results including error Engineering II handling Reliability and Failure of Analyze systems using a material balance approach and Solid State Devices mathematical modeling Microfabrication Use computer software for data analysis, reporting and Techniques presentations, as well as mastering the mathematics Introduction to Solid State necessary to solve common physics problems Physics Write and present polished technical reports at a level Photonics I expected of the scientific profession, critically evaluate the Photonics II technical literature, and use it to obtain solutions to physics Solid State Electronics for problems Engineering I
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