Texas A&M University

ENGINEERING DEGREE PROGRAMS

Courses required for all degrees offered at Texas A&M can be found online in the current TAMU Course Catalog.

   
DEGREES *
DEPT. † MAJOR BS MS MCS MID ME PHD DE
AERO Aerospace Engr. (AERO) • •     • •  
BAEN Biological and Agricultural Engr. (BAEN)
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BMEN Biomedical Engr. (BMEN) • •     • •  
CHEN Chemical Engr. (CHEN) • •     • •  
CVEN Civil Engr. (CVEN) • •     • •  
CPSC/ECEN ‡ Computer Engr. (CECN, CEEN) • •     • •  
CPSC Computer Science (CPSC) • •
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ECEN Electrical Engr. (ELEN) • •     • •  
CLEN Engineering (ENGR)         •   •

CLEN/CLBA §

Engineering Systems Management (ENSM)  

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ETID Engineering Technology (ENTC) •            
NUEN Health Physics (HLPH)   •          
ETID Industrial Distribution (IDIS)

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ISEN Industrial Engr. (INEN) • •     • •  
CLEN Interdisciplinary Engr. (ITDE)           •  
CLEN/CLSC Materials Science & Engr. (MSEN)   •     • •  
MEEN Mechanical Engr. (MEEN) • •     • •  
NUEN Nuclear Engr. (NUEN) • •     • •  
CVEN Ocean Engr. (OCEN) • •     • •  
PETE Petroleum Engr. (PETE) • •     • •  
NUEN Radiological Health Engr. (RHEN) •            
CHEN Safety Engr. (SENG)   •          

* DEGREES: BS = Bachelor of Science; MS = Master of Science; MID= Master of Industrial Distribution; MCS = Master of Computer Science; ME = Master of Engineering; PHD = Doctor of Philosophy; DE = Doctor of Engineering
† DEPARTMENTS: AERO = Aerospace Engr.; BAEN = Biological and Agricultural Engr.; BMEN = Biomedical Engr.; CHEN = Chemical Engr.; CPSC = Computer Science; CVEN = Civil Engr.; ECEN = Electrical & Computer Engr.; CLEN = Department/College of Engineering; ETID = Engr. Technology & Industrial Distribution; ISEN = Industrial & Systems Engr.; MEEN = Mechanical Engr.; NUEN = Nuclear Engr.; PETE = Petroleum Engr.
‡ The Computer Engineering degree programs are administered by both the Computer Science and the Electrical Engr. departments.
§ The Engineering Systems Management degree program is jointly administered by the Dwight Look College of Engineering and the Mays Business School.