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MEng: Energy Engineering

Energy engineering aims to increase the efficiency of energy conversion, storage, transmission and utilization, to accelerate the transition to sustainable energy sources, and to improve access to and management of energy systems.

This track is for engineers who want to add depth to or acquire new specialized knowledge in energy engineering in energy technologies, systems, challenges, and opportunities.

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Course Requirements

The program consists of nine courses, of which five should be from the list of core courses. The remaining four electives can consist of any graduate-level engineering or science courses at Dartmouth.

Please note: The information below reflects degree requirements, effective as of Fall 2024.

COURSE TYPE	REQUIRED NUMBER OF COURSES	COURSES
Core Courses	5 courses	*All 5 courses:* ENGS 171: Industrial Ecology ENGS 172: Climate Change and Engineering ENGG 173: Energy Utilization ENGS 174: Energy Conversion ENGS 175: Energy Systems
Electives	4 courses	*Choose 4 courses, from the following:* Engineering* Any graduate-level engineering sciences courses, including: ENGS 91: Numerical Methods in Computation ENGS 103: Operations Research ENGS 104: Optimization Methods for Engineering Applications ENGS 106: Numerical Linear Algebra ENGS 108: Applied Machine Learning ENGS 110: Signal Processing ENGS 114: Networked Multi-Agent Systems ENGS 115: Parallel Computing ENGS 145: Modern Control Theory ENGG 177: Decision-Making under Risk and Uncertainty ENGG 182: Data Analytics ENGG 199.02: Model-Based Systems Engineering, Analysis, and Simulation ENGS 202: Nonlinear Systems Design Project Students may take one of the following options to partially fulfill the four-course elective requirement. The appropriate option will depend on each student’s prior experience and coursework since the two tracks require different prerequisites. Option 1 (1 course) ENGM 191: Product Design and Development Option 2 (2 courses) ENGS 190: Engineering Design and Methodology Project Initiation ENGS 290: Engineering Design Methodology and Project Completion Science* Any graduate-level science course, including: COSC 170: Numerical and Computational Tools for Applied Science COSC 184: Mathematical Optimization and Modeling COSC 271: Numerical Linear Algebra COSC 274: Machine Learning and Statistical Data Analysis

COURSE TYPE

REQUIRED NUMBER OF COURSES

COURSES

Core Courses

5 courses

All 5 courses:

ENGS 171: Industrial Ecology
ENGS 172: Climate Change and Engineering
ENGG 173: Energy Utilization
ENGS 174: Energy Conversion
ENGS 175: Energy Systems

Electives

4 courses

Choose 4 courses, from the following:

Engineering*
Any graduate-level engineering sciences courses, including:
ENGS 91: Numerical Methods in Computation
ENGS 103: Operations Research
ENGS 104: Optimization Methods for Engineering Applications
ENGS 106: Numerical Linear Algebra
ENGS 108: Applied Machine Learning
ENGS 110: Signal Processing
ENGS 114: Networked Multi-Agent Systems
ENGS 115: Parallel Computing
ENGS 145: Modern Control Theory
ENGG 177: Decision-Making under Risk and Uncertainty
ENGG 182: Data Analytics
ENGG 199.02: Model-Based Systems Engineering, Analysis, and Simulation
ENGS 202: Nonlinear Systems

Design Project
Students may take one of the following options to partially fulfill the four-course elective requirement. The appropriate option will depend on each student’s prior experience and coursework since the two tracks require different prerequisites.

Option 1 (1 course)

ENGM 191: Product Design and Development

Option 2 (2 courses)

ENGS 190: Engineering Design and Methodology Project Initiation
ENGS 290: Engineering Design Methodology and Project Completion

Science*
Any graduate-level science course, including:
COSC 170: Numerical and Computational Tools for Applied Science
COSC 184: Mathematical Optimization and Modeling
COSC 271: Numerical Linear Algebra
COSC 274: Machine Learning and Statistical Data Analysis

* Students may choose electives from any graduate-level engineering or science courses offered at Dartmouth. The courses listed here are for recommended students who seek additional further depth of study in their chosen track. With the exception of ENGM 191: Product Design and Development, MEng students may not take ENGM courses for credit.