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The University of Texas at San Antonio™
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERINGThe University of Texas at San Antonio™
COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONAND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
The University of Texas at San Antonio™
The University of Texas at San Antonio™
COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONAND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
The University of Texas at San Antonio™ COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONAND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
The University of Texas at San Antonio™
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
engineering.utsa.edu/me
Dr. Adel AlaeddiniBig Data Analytics in Healthcare & ManufacturingStatistical Learning in Systems Modeling and Control
Dr. Kiran BhaganagarWind Turbine ModellingTurbulenceDrone Fluids Interface
Dr. Pranav BhounsuleMobile and Humanoid RobotsMechanism DesignMechatronics
Dr. Krystel CastilloMathematical Modeling of Complex SystemsOptimizationBig Data AnalyticsBioenergy Supply Chain Network Design
Dr. F. Frank ChenLean manufacturingFlexible manufacturingSupply chain management
Dr. Bing DongEnergy EfficiencySmart Building SystemsBuilding Controls & Diagnostics
Dr. Yusheng FengComputational bioengineering Multi-scale simulation and control Cancer treatment modeling
Dr. Zhi-Gang FengMulti-phase flowComputational fluid dynamics Heat and mass transfer
Dr. Hai-Chao HanCardiovascular biomechanicsMechanical modeling & analysisTissue remodeling
Dr. Amir KarimiMetastable thermodynamics Phase change heat transfer Thermal systems
Dr. Amir JafariSoft RoboticsPhysical-Human-Robot Interaction pHRIExoskeletons and Prosthesis Devices
Dr. Ruijie LiuHydraulic Fracturing and GeomechanicsMicromechanics and Material FailureHPC for Multi-field and Multi-physics
Dr. Victor MaldonadoActive Flow ControlExperimental AerodynamicsAircraft Dynamics and Control
Dr. Randall ManteufelEnergy EfficiencyPerformance AssessmentThermal Fluid Systems
Dr. Harry MillwaterComputational MechanicsProbabilistic Life PredictionFatigue and Fracture
Dr. Can SayginManufacturing engineering Shop floor control and automationDistributed decision-making
Dr. HungDa WanSix Sigma and Lean SystemsManufacturing Systems EngineeringDigital Manufacturing and 3D Printing
Dr. Xiaodu WangTissue BiomechanicsAge and Disease Related Fragility FracturesBioinspired Design/Synthesis of Nanocomposites
Dr. Justin WilkersonTheoretical and Computational MechanicsMaterials in Extreme EnvironmentsMultifunctional Nanomaterials
Dr. Xiaowei ZengComputational BiomechanicsMultiscale Modeling & SimulationNanomechanics
Dr. Lyle HoodControlled Drug DeliveryPhotothermal TherapiesMedical Device Design
Dr. Ender FinolVascular biomechanicsAbdominal aortic aneurysmsPulmonary hypertensionNon-destructive tissue mechanics
Dr. Wei GaoMech. behavior of materials, Low dim. materialsBiological and bio-inspired materials and structuresComputational material designAdv. material manuf., characterization & testing
Dr. Brendy Rincon TroconisStress corrosion cracking, Hydrogen embrittlementCoating adhesion, PassivationLocalized corrosion, Atmospheric corrosion, Corrosion inhibitors
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Graduate Programs
1 UTSA CircleSan Antonio, Texas 78249
210.458.6477
FACULTY RESEARCH AREAS IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
LABORATORIES
CENTERSCenter for Advanced Manufacturing & Lean Systems (CAMLS)Center for Simulation, Visualization & RealTime Computing (SiViRT)
M.S. in Mechanical EngineeringThe Master of Science program in Mechanical Engineer-ing (M.S. in ME) is designed to offer students the op-portunity to prepare for doctoral studies and leadership roles in government, industry, or research institutions. This program prepares students with an advanced understanding of both the theories and applications of traditional mechanical engineering fields including ther-mal, fluid, mechanics, controls, and materials. Students also have opportunities to learn about contemporary topics such as robotics, security issues, high-speed computing, biomechanics, and renewable energy.
M.S. in Advanced Manufacturing & Enterprise EngineeringThe Master of Science program in Advanced Manufac-turing and Enterprise Engineering (M.S. in AMEE) is designed to offer the fundamental knowledge and un-derstanding of the operational complexity of enterpris-es, manufacturing and business process improvement
and optimization, and integrated product, process, and system design. The graduates of this program will have the ability to critically evaluate the potential benefits of alternative manufacturing strategies, to use simu-lated platforms to facilitate and improve business pro-cesses, and to analyze enterprise systems as systems of interacting units, components, and subsystems.
Ph.D. in Mechanical EngineeringThe Department of Mechanical Engineering offers ad-vanced coursework integrated with research leading to the Doctor of Philosophy degree in Mechanical Engineer-ing. The program has three concentrations: Thermal and Fluid Systems, Design and Manufacturing Systems, and Mechanics and Materials. The Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering will be awarded to candidates who have displayed an in-depth understanding of the subject matter and demonstrated the ability to make an original contribution to knowledge in their field of specialty.
Financial AssistanceVarious forms of financial support, including Graduate Teaching and Research Assistantships (GTA & GRA) and competitive scholarships are available. For more information on additional sources of financial assistance, please visit the Mechanical Engineering website.
For more information contact:Program Coordinator: Cayla JimenezPhone: (210) 458-6477E-mail: [email protected]
FACILITIES & LABS• Built Environment Simulation and Testing (BEST)• Cardiovascular Biomechanics• Computational Bioengineering and Nanotechnology• Computational Reliability and Visualization• Control of Flow and Dynamical Systems• Flexible Manufacturing and Lean Systems• Hard Tissue Biomechanics• Manufacturing Systems and Automation• Multiphase Flow Simulation• Nonequilibrium Phenomena• Robotics and Motion• Sustainable Manufacturing Systems• Turbulence in Natural Systems GRADUATE PROGRAMS
CONCENTRATION AREAS• Thermal & Fluid Systems• Controls & Robotics• Mechanics & Materials• Design & Manufacturing Systems
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