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| FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions |
What is the
Computational Design and
Optimization Center (CDOC)?
CDOC is an advanced mechanical engineering research facility at Wright State University, catering to the research needs of the US Air force, US Navy and various industries worldwide. CDOC's highly trained professionals and state-of-the-art equipment provide a dynamic environment for motivated students to advance their career skills to a higher level of excellence.
Why Select Wright State
University (WSU)?
At Wright State University, students get hands-on experience in their fields of study. Wright State's highly qualified faculty are committed to guiding each student through the learning process.
How will a
master's degree help me in my future career?
A master's degree is for students who want to go beyond the basic level of instruction in engineering. Master's students have the opportunity to participate in cutting-edge research in a field of particular interest. Earning a master's degree through a research program ensures that when you do enter the work force, you will be well trained in the latest advancements in your field.
What kind of
funding and assistantships are available?
Wright State University offers positions for Graduate Assistants, Graduate Teaching Assistants, and Graduate Research Assistants. Graduate Teaching assistants must be able to speak English clearly. Non-native English speakers must have TSE certification or pass an oral proficiency test (OPT). Can I get funding?
Students who are accepted for research positions within CDOC receive a full tuition waiver and a stipend for their graduate studies.
How should I apply to CDOC?
CDOC is a graduate research
area. To participate in research programs at CDOC, you must first be
accepted into Wright State University's School of Graduate Studies. If
you are interested in CDOC, you should indicate your interest when
completing your application. After you are accepted into the School of
Graduate Studies, you can contact CDOC directly to express your interest in
the program.
U.S. students should apply to Wright State University' School of Graduate Studies. International Students should apply through WSU's University Center for International Education (UCIE).
http://www.wright.edu/ucie/admissions/index.html and
http://www.wright.edu/academics/gradcatalog/admissions.html Is there a GPA
requirement for students applying to be Graduate Research Assistants at
CDOC?
Graduate Research Assistants must be in good academic standing and demonstrate the ability to solve assigned tasks individually and develop strategies to achieve research goals.
What are the
credit hour requirements for PhD in Engineering at Wright State University?
Please visit the following website for information on degree requirements: What FEA/CAD/Programming packages are available for
ME Students?
Some of the packages used by students at CDOC include I-DEAS, Solid works, AutoCAD 2000, ANSYS, DEFORM2D-HT, DEFORM3D-HT, ABAQUS, DANTE, NASTRAN, LS DYAN, Genesis, Fortran-90, Visual studio, MATLAB, and Mathematica.
How many journal
papers does CDOC publish per years?
An average of 10 papers are published each year by the students of CDOC.
What
courses are offered?
Please visit the following website for more information about course offerings: What expenses
should I be aware of while staying at
Wright State?
In addition to tuition,
students should budget for expenses such as rent, electricity, groceries,
transportation, and text books.
Are there jobs
available on campus?
Please visit the following website for
information about on-campus jobs.
What
transportation options are available at Wright State?
Please visit the following website for information about transportation: http://www.wright.edu/admin/parking/
What housing options
are available at Wright State?
Please visit the following
website for information about housing options:
http://www.wright.edu/housing/options/ |