Courses (1MSE)
The One-year Master’s in Structural Engineering (1MSE) equips students with advanced knowledge in the fundamentals of structural analysis and design. The program requires completion of a minimum of 26 course credits including eight technical courses and two seminars. These can be completed in two full-time semesters. Participants must also complete one full-time summer internship. The courses fall into three categories.
Category 1: Analysis & Modeling
- Applied Structural Mechanics
- Fundamentals of Finite Element Method
- Structural Dynamics
- Structural Stability
- Nonlinear Analysis of Structural Systems
- Structural Reliability
Category 2: Structural Behavior & Design
- Steel Design II
- Reinforced Concrete II
- Structural Engineering Design of Wood Buildings
- Masonry Structures
- Prestressed Concrete Design
- Earthquake Engineering
- Behavior of Reinforced Concrete Structures
- Damping and Isolation
Category 3: Cross-disciplinary Knowledge
- Sensors in Infrastructure
- Scientific Machine Learning in Applied Mechanics and Engineering
- Wave Methods for Nondestructive Testing
- Mechanics of Composite Materials
- Modern Feedback Control
- Machine Learning Fundamentals
- Materials in Design
- Computer-Aided Engineering
For further information
Contact
Ebrahim Shemshadian
Director of the One-Year Master’s Program in Structural Engineering
shems003@umn.edu
