Revised: 09/03/2009

Steps for taking distance courses

Schedule for
Fall Semester 2009

Professionally Convenient Graduate Engineering and Science Courses

Offered Late Afternoon, Evening, Early Morning and/or in Distance Format plus classes for the lunchtime crowd! (All are 3-credit courses unless indicated.)

If your work schedule is flexible so that you don't need "professionally convenient" scheduling, check the University's full catalog of courses, browsing by subject at: http://chico.nss.udel.edu/CourseDesc/

Note: If working toward a master's degree, be sure to check with a faculty adviser or Outreach staff to determine whether or not the course you have chosen will be applicable to your degree program.

Ed Yannul, an engineer with Rohm & Haas, after taking his first UD graduate course: "I very much enjoyed taking MSEG602, Structure of Materials. I’ve found that the topics covered not only provided a firm founding in the use and application of some key material characterization techniques but also the science they are based on. ... I’ve gotten out of this what I had hoped for - a growth in my technical understanding and capabilities. It’s only a start (being my first course towards my master’s degree, and my first college course in 20 years), but I am very happy with what I’ve learned. ..." Join Ed in an exciting expansion of your engineering expertise!

Course Descriptions
(If you don't find the description you are seeking, contact enggoutreach@udel.edu.)
Special Note: courses indicating DISTANCE delivery may be available on videotape, CD-ROM and/or web-streamed.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING - Fall 2009

ELECTRICAL &
COMPUTER ENGINEERING  -Fall 2009

OTHER GRADUATE SCIENCE COURSES -Fall 2009