ORIE MEng

Hello Juniors and Seniors!

Interested in MEng but don’t want to give up that full-time offer?

If you plan to graduate in December 2021 OR will be within 8 credit hours of completing your BS by January 2022, listen up:

ORIE is planning to offer a new option that will enable you to start your MEng on campus and complete it remotely.  This option will be available for the following MEng concentrations:

  • Applied OR
  • Data Analytics
  • Strategic Operations 

Want to learn more?  Be sure to attend our upcoming information session on September 2nd.  In light of the new campus COVID precautions just announced, the session will be held online:

What: ORIE MEng Information Session

When: 4:00 – 5:00 PM ET, Thursday, September 2

Where: https://cornell.zoom.us/j/94410451784?pwd=eEZCR2pOck8xdkZpZGIyeHBMNURqZz09

Can’t make the session but want to apply for Spring 2022?  Please make an appointment to meet with me ASAP using the link below.  The application deadline for Spring 2022 is September 15, so do not delay!

Hope to see you online next week – welcome back!

— Prof. Kathryn Caggiano

Kathryn Caggiano, Ph.D.

Professor of Practice and Director, Master of Engineering Studies

School of Operations Research and Information Engineering

Cornell University

Phone:  607-255-2370

Email:  kec4@cornell.edu

LinkedIn:  linkedin.com/in/kathryn-caggiano-4224904

 

Appointments: https://calendly.com/kec4/20min-general

MAE MEng Info Session – Monday May 18th at 5 PM

Interested in learning about MAE’s MEng Program?  The one year MEng degree is a great way to enhance your engineering skills or do a deep dive into a specialty area that interests you.  Focused on getting you the job you want after graduation the program is flexible, with each student’s goals used to create an individual program of courses.  All programs have a major project as a core of their experience.

MAE (Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering) will be holding a live Zoom info MEng Info Session on Monday May 18th.

There will be a short presentation about the program followed by a question and answer session.

Sign up here to get zoom information:

MAE MEng Info Session

https://forms.gle/aBXAxtZG33PGobYQA

Dinner and Lunch Spaces Available with Jesse Miller, nuTomony

Dinner and Lunch Spaces Available with Jesse Miller, nuTomony

There are several space available with Jesse Miller from nuTonomy, an autonomous vehicle software development company.  It is part of Aptiv, a smart mobility company.

Jesse got his BS (’15) and MEng (’16) degrees at Cornell.  During his time at Cornell he was on the Autonomous Sailboat Team, worked in the Autonomous Systems Lab and interned at Amazon Robotics, Innovative Scientific Solutions and BioTeknica.  After leaving Cornell he worked at Sandia National Laboratories before moving to nuTonomy in 2017.

This event is part of our MAE MEng Alums Embed Program where previous students come and spend the day and share insights and experiences with current students.

Thursday April 11, 7PM, Dinner at Mahogany Grill (downtown)

Friday April 12, Noon, Lunch in the Lounge (447 Upson)

Sign up for meals here:

https://signupschedule.com/maemeng

Matt Ulinski
Master of Engineering Program Director

MAE M.Eng. Info Session Today in Kimball B11 at 4:30 – For Sophs and Jrs.

It’s never too early to start planning for your post B.S. graduation plans.  Explore the option of the M.Eng. Program offered by the Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.

If you wondering about the MAE M.Eng. Program, you’re invited to the M.Eng. Info Session being held today, Wednesday, Feb. 15,  in Kimball B11, 4:30-5:30pm

  • What’s the difference between M.Eng. and a Masters grad degree?
  • Should I take classes towards the Aero Minor if I am considering an Aero M.Eng.?
  • What is the Early M.Eng. program and what is the criteria to be eligible?
  • What are the benefits of having earned an M.Eng. Degree?
  • How flexible is the M.Eng. Program in Mechanical Engineering or Aerospace?

MAE 4340/4341/5340 – Innovative Product Design Enrollment for Fall 2016

Seniors:  If you are enrolled and do not meet these following requirements, please drop this course.

Due to limited enrollment, MAE 4340 and MAE 4341 (senior design), are limited to MAE Seniors.  MAE 5340 is limited to seniors and M.Eng. who are officially registered for the Early M.Eng. or M.Eng. Programs.  Exception: Students who currently have prior permission (as of yesterday) from Professor Shepherd to take this class.

 

MAE 5200 Dimensional Tolerancing in Mech Design Offered Spring 16

MAE 5200, Dimensional Tolerancing in Mechanical Design will be offered Spring 2016, on MW 7:30-8:45 pm from 1/27/16-4/06/16.  2 credits.

If using to fulfill B.S., M.E. requirement, this course may fulfill a Major Approved Elective–for details, consult http://www.mae.cornell.edu/academics/undergrad/memajor/electives.cfm  , OR a technical elective, OR towards your 6 credits, 2 courses, for advisor approved elective, with your advisor’s approval.