Masters in Engineering

Program Overview
Program Admission and Requirements

Instructional Resources

Courses may be delivered by interactive television, satellite, videotapes, or on-site origination. UK Distance Learning Networks/Distance Learning Technology Center encompasses sites throughout the Commonwealth at community colleges and at cooperating regional universities and business/government centers.

For those courses with a laboratory component, students may be required to participate in intensive short-term laboratories on the Lexington campus, limited to one or two weekends over the course of a semester. Such course requirements are indicated prior to registration. For other laboratory-dependent courses, demonstrations and experiments may be delivered by videotape.

Partipating graduate students must have access to a personal computer with capacity equal to, or greater than, an IBM-compatible personal computer (600 MHz Pentium processor, minimum). Internet access is available from all community college receive sites through T-1 lines, with aggressive infrastructure development programs ongoing throughout the Commonwealth. This access is vital, not only for communication with the faculty and staff, but for access to the University's computer system.

Access to library holdings is offered to distance learning students through the Distance Learning Library Service. A variety of services are available through a toll-free number, a direct fax line, electronic mail, and world wide web home page address that provides individualized information instruction, literature searches, and document delivery.

Dr. G. T. Lineberry
Associate Dean for Commonwealth and International Programs
234F Mining and Mineral Resources Building
University of Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky 40506-0107