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The Graduate CoreThe Graduate Core is a set of requirements that is common to all departments in the School of Engineering. The Core promotes an educational philosophy that goes far beyond narrow specialization and emphasizes a global and societal orientation. It also reflects the fact that we live in an increasingly complex world, in which engineers must continually deepen their understanding of the interdisciplinary environment in which they operate. All M.S. students will be required to take a course in each of the following three areas of the Core (for a minimum of 6 units): 1. Emerging Topics in Engineering 2. Engineering and Business/Entrepreneurship 3. Engineering and Society The following courses are currently approved for this purpose (students are encouraged to periodically check this Web site for updates regarding new courses in these areas). Emerging Topics in Engineering
This requirement can also be satisfied by enrolling in ENGR 400 and attending 3 short course sessions. Engineering and Business/Entrepreneurship
This requirement can also be satisfied by taking any 2-unit course in Engineering Management.
Note: Although certain courses (such as ENGR 302 and ENGR 304, for example) may appear in multiple categories, they cannot be used to satisfy more than one core requirement. Go to the Core Course Descriptions.
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