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SoE Thesis / Capstone: Home

This guide will provide resources and guidance for completing thesis/capstone research projects. Remember that your advisor and/or committee are the decision-makers for your project; information provided here does not override their advice, recommendation

What's in this Guide

This guide compiles guidelines and resources for undergraduate and graduate students in the Inamori School of Engineering completing a thesis or capstone project. The information in this guide is applicable to most students in the School of Engineering and is a good place to start. Students are highly encouraged to consult with their advisor(s) and the Engineering Librarian about their specific project.

The goal of everyone involved in the thesis/capstone process is for students to finish with a meaningful, professional piece of work that they can be proud of. We strive to give students the tools and information they need to be successful; students are expected to invest the time and effort necessary for a major project.

AU Engineering Theses in the Library

Scholes Library collects, preserves, and makes available the theses of BS, MS, and PhD students going back to the 1930s. When you have finished your thesis/capstone, it will be added to the library collection.

Theses in the Scholes collection are all given a call number beginning with "TP2," with more specific numbers for each field of study/degree.

Ceramic Engineering, Glass Science, Materials Science, and Biomaterials Engineering:

  • Bachelors Thesis - TP2 N3
  • Masters Thesis - TP2 N34
  • PhD Thesis - TP2 N36

Electrical Engineering

  • Bachelors Thesis - TP2 A7
  • Masters Thesis - TP2 A75
  • PhD Thesis - TP2 A78

Mechanical Engineering

  • Bachelors Thesis / Senior Design Project - TP2 A8
  • Masters Thesis - TP2 A85
  • PhD Thesis - TP2 A88

Search the library catalog. To search for all the theses under a specific advisor, search "[advisor's last name] AND tp2"