(9 credits in the power track)
Courses meeting the Nuclear Engineering Electives requirement are all
NE (NEEP) courses numbered above 200 that are not part of the required
curriculum.
No more than 3 credits of NE (NEEP) 699: Advanced Independent Study, may be used to meet this requirement.
Courses recommended for meeting this requirement are:
| Course | Title | Prerequisite(s) | Offering Frequency1 |
| NE (NEEP) 234 | Principles and Practice of Nuclear Reactor Operations | Cons instr | on demand |
| NE (NEEP) 371 | Thermosciences Laboratories for Nuclear Engineers | ME 361, ChE 320, or cons inst | on demand |
| NE (NEEP) 406 | Nuclear Reactor Analysis | NEEP 405 | on demand |
| NE (NEEP) 423 | Nuclear Engineering Materials | MS&E 350 or 351 | I |
| NE (NEEP) 512 | Fast Breeder Reactors | NEEP 405, 411 | on demand |
| NE (NEEP) 520 | Two-Phase Flow and Heat Transfer | ME 361 (or ChE 310 or equiv.) ChE 320 (or ME 364 or equiv.) | I, odd |
| NE (NEEP) 525 | Introduction to Plasmas | 1 course each in mechanics & E&M (beyond elem. physics) | I, II |
| NE (NEEP) 536 | Feasibility St of Power from Controlled Thermonuclear Fusion | NEEP 405, 525 | on demand |
| NE (NEEP) 541 | Radiation Damage in Metals | MS&E 351 or 350 | on demand |
| NE (NEEP) 550 | Advanced Nuclear Power Engineering | NEEP 405, 411 | I, even |
| NE (NEEP) 555 | Nuclear Reactor Dynamics | NEEP 405 | II, odd |
| NE (NEEP) 565 | Power Plant Technology | ME 361 or cons inst | II |
| NE (NEEP) 569 | Health Physics | Cons instr | I |
| NE (NEEP) 574 | Methods for Probabilistic Risk Analysis of Nuclear Power Plants | Stat 311 or Math 431 | II, even |
Key: I = Fall Semester; II = Spring Semester; SS = Summer Session, even and odd refer to the year in which courses taught in alternate years are given.
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