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Graduate Degrees OfferedM.A.E.; M.Eng.*; M.S.; Ph.D.** Areas of Study
*Master of Engineering is available with an area of study in Architectural Engineering **Ph.D. is available through the Unified Ph.D. Program in Engineering with a specialization in Architectural Engineering |
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Description of ProgramFour graduate programs are offered in architectural engineering through the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. This University of Nebraska-Lincoln program is offered in Omaha, Nebraska at the Peter Kiewit Institute of Information Science, Technology, and Engineering (PKI). Omaha is located 50 miles northeast of Lincoln.The Master of Architectural Engineering (M.A.E.) is intended primarily for students who have graduated with a Bachelor of Science in architectural engineering from the University of Nebraska. The degree is a professional degree based on course work and design work with a graduate project. The program includes three option areas: (1) lighting and electrical systems, (2) building energy systems and acoustics, and (3) structure. The second graduate program is an area of study within the College of Engineering's Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) program. This program is intended primarily for graduates of engineering programs in fields other than architectural engineering who are now working in architectural engineering related positions. The third graduate program is the Master of Science (M.S.) which is a research-based thesis degree. The fourth is the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) offered as a specialization within the College of Engineering's unified Ph.D. degree program. Within the architectural engineering field, Ph.D. students can concentrate on building energy, lighting, electrical, acoustics, and structures. There are several professional societies and student groups on campus including the Acoustical Society of America, University of Nebraska Student Branch; Architectural Engineering Institute, University of Nebraska Student Branch; the UNL Architectural Engineering Construction Student Outreach Program (AECSOP); and the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America. |
Graduate BulletinThe Graduate Bulletin provides course descriptions, program requirements, and more: |
Faculty and Research
| Mahmoud Alahmad | Electrical System Analysis, Design, Distribution, and Protection; Power Management System Design and Implementation; Renewable Energy Alternatives | |
| Ece Erdogmus | Preservation; Historic Masonry Construction | |
| Siu-Kit Lau | Architectural and Building Acoustics; Active Sound Transmission Control; Environmental Noise Control; Machinery Vibration Diagnostics and Vibration-Based Condition Monitoring; Product Sound Quality; Psycho-Acoustics; Beam-Forming and Hearing-Aid Device | |
| Haorong Li | Automated Fault Detection; Diagnostics for HVAC and R Systems | |
| Mingsheng Liu | Commissioning and Fault Detection; Control System; Heat and Mass Transfer; Air Infiltration; HVAC | |
| Ken Merkel | Project Management Issues | |
| Dale Tiller | Psychological Aspects of Lighting; Energy Conservation | |
| Lily Wang | Noise Control; Room Acoustics | |
| Clarence Waters | Lighting and Power Distribution Systems for Buildings | |
| Gren Yuill | Airflow and Air Infiltration in Buildings; Computer Simulation of Building Energy Use |
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