No matter which option you choose for your Master’s Degree (MSE) in Mechanical Engineering at Johns Hopkins – all-course, essay, or co-op essay, you have the option to concentrate your coursework in one or two fields or explore a variety of specializations!
These are many of the topics covered in courses offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Whiting School of Engineering.
(Note: these course specializations are different from the “area of interest” that applicants are asked to select on their graduate applications. Though some areas of interest have the same or similar titles to the course specializations below, they each address different items.)
Visit the Johns Hopkins Courses page to find course descriptions, semesters, and other information on courses.
- EN.530.417 / EN.530.618 Fabricatology – Advanced Materials Processing
- EN.530.430 Applied Finite Element Analysis
- EN.530.455 / EN. 530.655 Additive Manufacturing
- EN.530.495 Microfabrication Laboratory
- EN.530.605 Mechanics of Solids and Materials
- EN.530.645 Kinematics
- EN.520.773 Advanced Topics In Microsystem Fabrication
- EN.530.418 / EN.530.619 Aerospace Structures and Materials
- EN.530.424 / EN.530.624 Dynamics of Robots and Spacecraft
- EN.530.427 Intermediate Fluid Mechanics
- EN.530.432 Jet and Rocket Propulsion
- EN.530.425 Mechanics of Flight
- EN.530.470 Space Vehicle Dynamics and Control
- EN.530.621 / EN.530.622 Fluid Dynamics I / II
- EN.530.625 Turbulence
- EN.530.726 Hydrodynamic Stability
- EN.530.767 Computational Fluid Dynamics
- EN.530.410 Biomechanics of the Cell
- EN.530.426 Biofluid Mechanics
- EN.530.429 Musculoskeletal Biomechanics
- EN.530.441 Introduction to Biophotonics
- EN.530.448 Biosolid Mechanics
- EN.580.451 / EN.580.452 Cell and Tissue Engineering I / II
- EN.530.468 / EN.530.668 Locomotion Mechanics – Fundamentals
- EN.530.469 / EN.530.669 Locomotion Mechanics – Current Topics
- EN.530.476 / EN.530.676 Locomotion Mechanics: Dynamics
- EN.530.610 Statistical Mechanics in Biological Systems
- EN.530.633 Mechanics of the Biological Systems and Biophysical Methodologies
- Courses in Machine Learning
- EN.530.430 Applied Finite Element Analysis
- EN.530.629 Simulation and Analysis of Ocean Wave Energy Systems
- EN.530.766 Numerical Methods
- EN.530.767 Computational Fluid Dynamics
- AS.171.749 Contemporary Machine Learning for Physicists
- EN.560.730 Finite Element Methods
- EN.530.427 Intermediate Fluid Mechanics
- EN.530.464 / EN.530.664 Energy Systems Analysis
- EN.530.629 Simulation and Analysis of Ocean Wave Energy Systems
- EN.530.632 Convection
- EN.510.405 Materials Science of Energy Technologies
- EN.520.627 Photovoltaics and Energy Devices
- EN.540.601 / EN.540.619 Projects in Design: Alternative Energy
- EN.570.612 Infrastructure Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis
- EN.530.426 Biofluid Mechanics
- EN.530.427 Intermediate Fluid Mechanics
- EN.530.432 Jet and Rocket Propulsion
- EN.530.621 / EN.530.622 Fluid Dynamics I / II
- EN.530.625 Turbulence
- EN.530.627 Intermediate Fluid Mechanics (graduate)
- EN.530.629 Simulation and Analysis of Ocean Wave Energy Systems
- EN.530.632 Convection
- EN.530.710 Optical Measurement Techniques
- EN.530.726 Hydrodynamics Stability
- EN.530.767 Computational Fluid Dynamics
- AS.270.425 / AS.270.653 Earth and Planetary Fluids
- EN.540.652 Advanced Transport Phenomena
- EN.560.682 Introduction to Water Wave Mechanics
- EN.530.414 Computer Aided Design
- EN.530.417 Fabricatology – Advanced Materials Processing
- EN.530.418 Aerospace Structures and Materials
- EN.530.420 Robot Sensors and Actuators
- EN.530.421 Mechatronics
- EN.530.430 Applied Finite Element Analysis
- EN.530.455 Additive Manufacturing
- EN.530.474 Effective and Economic Design for Biomedical Instrumentation
- EN.530.613 Master’s Design Project I
- EN.530.614 Master’s Design Project II
- EN.530.618 Fabricatology – Advanced Materials Processing
- EN.530.619 Aerospace Structures and Materials
- EN.530.655 Additive Manufacturing
- EN.530.674 Effective and Economic Design for Biomedical Instrumentation
- EN.530.683 Applied Computational Modeling in Aerodynamics and Heat Transfer
- EN.530.691 Haptic Interface Design for Human-Robot Interaction
- EN.601.456 Computer Integrated Surgery II
- EN.530.405 Mechanics of Advanced Engineering Structures
- EN.530.418 / EN.530.619 Aerospace Structures and Materials
- EN.530.430 Applied Finite Analysis
- EN.530.448 Biosolid Mechanics
- EN.530.465 Spacecrafts, Submarines, and Glaciers: Solid Mechanics in Extreme Environments
- EN.530.605 Mechanics of Solids and Materials
- EN.530.642 Plasticity
- EN.530.656 Deformation Mechanisms
- EN.530.679 Modern Tools and Applications in Experimental Solid Mechanics
- EN.530.738 Micromechanics of Heterogeneous Granular Materials
- EN.510.311 / EN.510.601 Structure of Materials
- EN.510.313 / EN.510.604 Mechanical Properties of Materials
- EN.540.440 / EN.540.640 Engineering of Small Structures
- EN.560.604 Solid Mechanics for Structures
- EN.560.773 Finite Element Methods
- EN.520.495 Microfabrication
- EN.530.672 Biosensing and BioMEMS
- EN.530.473 Molecular Spectroscopy and Imaging
- EN.540.426 / EN.540.626 Biomacromolecules at the Nanoscale
- EN.530.420 Robot Sensors and Actuators
- EN.530.421 Mechatronics
- EN.530.424 / EN.530.624 Dynamics of Robots and Spacecraft
- EN.530.468 / EN.530.668 Locomotion Mechanics – Fundamentals
- EN.530.469 / EN.530.669 Locomotion Mechanics – Current Topics
- EN.530.470 Space Vehicle Dynamics and Control
- EN.530.476 / EN.530.676 Locomotion Mechanics – Dynamics
- EN.530.603 Applied Optimal Control
- EN.530.616 Linear Systems Theory
- EN.530.645 Kinematics
- EN.530.646 Robot Devices, Kinematics, Dynamics, and Control
- EN.530.647 Adaptive Systems and System Identification
- EN.530.653 / EN.530.654 Advanced Systems Modeling I / II
- EN.530.663 Robot Motion Planning
- EN.530.678 Nonlinear Control and Planning in Robotics
- EN.530.691 Haptic Interface Design for Human-Robot Interaction
- EN.530.721 Medical Robotics Systems Design
- EN.601.461 / EN.601.661 Computer Vision
- EN.601.463 / EN.601.663 Algorithms for Sensor-Based Robotics
NOTE: It is strongly recommended that students do not take EN.530.646 Robot Devices, Kinematics, Dynamics, and Control and EN.601.663 Algorithms for Sensor-Based Robotics in the same semester. If you plan to take both, take them in different semesters.
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