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Graduate Manual

Department of Metallurgical Engineering College of Mines and Earth Sciences Salt Lake City, Utah

Table of Contents

1.0 Timeline of Objectives for Degrees

1.1 Timeline for Master of Science

1.2 Timeline for Ph.D.

2.1 Admission to Graduate Program

3.0 Registration

3.1 Continuous Registration for Students Working toward Graduate Degrees

3.2 Withdrawal from the University

3.3 Option for Credit/No-Credit Grading

3.4 Policy Guidelines Regarding Summer Registration of Graduate Students

4.0 Financial Aid, Loans, Employment, Graduate Fellowships, and Research and Teaching Assistantships

4.1 Student Loans

4.2 Outside Employment

4.3 Graduate Research Fellowships

4.4 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowships

4.5 Special Research Fellowships

4.6 Teaching Assistantships

4.7 Research Assistantships

4.8 Tuition Benefit Support

4.9 Vacations and Leave

5.0 Department Offerings and Policies

5.1 List of Faculty and Their Teaching and Research Specialties

5.1.1 Academic Faculty

5.1.2 Research Faculty

5.2 Research Equipment

5.3 Door Key Policy

5.4 Department Library

5.5 Graduate Courses

5.5.1 Current Courses

5.5.2 Graduate Seminar

5.5.3 Course Fees

5.5.4 Core Courses for M.S. and Ph.D. Programs

6.0 Degree Requirements

6.1 Requirements for All Degrees

6.1.1 Prerequisites

6.1.2 Graduate Seminar Presentation

6.1.3 Maximum Registration

6.1.4 Nonmatriculated or Correspondence Work

6.1.5 Research Topic and Faculty Advisor

6.1.6 Semester Research Report

6.1.7 Additional Graduation Requirements

6.2 Master of Science

6.2.1 General Coursework and Study Requirements for the M.S.

6.2.2 Transfer Credit

6.2.4 Supervisory Committee

6.2.5 Research Proposal Presentation

6.2.6 Application for Candidacy/Filing for Graduation

6.2.7 Time Limits

6.2.9 Thesis Requirements

6.3 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

6.3.1 General Coursework and Study Requirements for the Ph.D.

6.3.2 Transfer Credit

6.3.3 Admission to Candidacy for the Ph.D. Program -- Qualifying Examination

6.3.5 Supervisory Committee

6.3.5 Program of Study

6.3.8 Research Proposal Examination

6.3.10 Dissertation Requirements

6.3.11 Final Oral Examination (Dissertation Defense)

6.4 Master of Engineering (M.E.)

6.4.1 Admission to Candidacy

6.4.2 Supervisory Committee

6.4.3 Course Requirements

6.4.4 Time Limits

6.4.5 Final Examination

revision May 1, 2007

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