The NDE Minor Program at Iowa State University is a unique opportunity to get a multi-disciplinary engineering qualification in the rapidly emerging field of Nondestructive Evaluation.
Required courses
- MatE/EM 362 Principles of nondestructive testing (3 cr.-spring)
- MatE/EM 362L Nondestructive testing laboratory (1 cr.-spring)
NDE Specific courses (2 needed for 6 credits)
- EM 350 Introduction to Nondestructive Evaluation Engineering (3 cr.-Spring)
- Any 490 that is investigating an approved NDE topic (e.g., AerE/EE/EM/MatE/ME)
- MSE / EM 550 Fundamentals of NDE (4Cr.- Spring)
Supporting courses (2 needed for 6 credits)
- AerE 321 Flight Structures Analysis and Laboratory (3 cr.-Fall)
- AerE 421 Advanced Flight Structures (3 cr.-Spring)
- AerE 422 Vibrations and Aeroelasticity (3 cr.)
- AerE 423 Composite Flight Structures (3 cr.)
- AerE 426 Design of Aerospace Structures (3 cr.)
- EE 424 Introduction to Digital Signal Processing (4 Cr., Spring)
- EM 424 Intermediate Mechanics of Materials (3 cr.-Fall/Spring)
- EM 425 Introduction to the Finite Element Method (3 cr.-Spring)
- MatE 418 Mechanical Behavior of Materials (3 cr.-Spring)
- MatE 443 Ferrous metallurgy" (3 cr.-Fall)
- MatE 444 Corrosion and Failure Analysis (3 cr.-Spring)
- ME 417 Advanced Machine Design I (3 cr.-Spring)
- ME 418 Mechanical Considerations in Robotics (3 cr.-Spring)
- MSE/EE 488 Eddy Current Nondestructive Evaluation (3 cr.)
- Stat 231 Probability and Statistical Inference for Engineers (4 Cr.)
- Stat 305 Engineering statistics
- Stat 333 Probability and statistics for Electrical and Computer Engineers
For more information, contact Bruce Thompson, 515-294-7864, thompsonrb
cnde.iastate.edu.