In 1949, the Newark College of Engineering granted its first Master’s degrees, two each in Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. To date, NJIT has awarded more than 4,500 Master’s degrees. In addition to the theses from the more than 50 master’s programs, this collection includes theses for the professional degrees awarded prior to the establishment of the Graduate Division and theses for graduates with the designation Degree of Engineer. The library has accepted electronic submissions since 2010 and has been digitizing new theses and dissertations since 2000. We continue to digitize our catalog working backwards and by request.
The Robert W. Van Houten Library provides this service in an effort to make our graduates’ research more widely available.
Theses from 1953
Ultrafiltration in the pigment field : a critical literature survey, Charles Walter Manger, May 1953
Chemical and Materials Engineering
The development of executives, Joseph Ralph Messineo, May 1953
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Correlation of the number of theoretical plates vs. reflux ratio, George Ignatius Parisi, May 1953
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Substituted ureas, Roy Earl Parks, May 1953
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Isobaric heat capacity of ethylene over a wide range of temperature and pressure, Robert John Sibilia, April 1953
Chemical and Materials Engineering
The effect of surface tension upon the flow of fluids through packed beds, William Charles Streib, May 1953
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Theses from 1952
Manual for quality control, Frank Andrew Antalec, May 1952
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Vapor phase catalytic air oxidation of P-cymene, Salvatore Joseph Finelli, June 1952
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Adherent electroplating on molybdenum, Robert Marius Hansen, May 1952
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Cost reduction through closer control of quality, Walter Robert Kuzmin, May 1952
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
The synthesis of 2-aminophenol-4-sulfonic acid, Joseph Salvatore Milazzo, June 1952
Chemical and Materials Engineering
A study in emulsions, Edward Arthur Morse, May 1952
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Preparation and reduction of azo dyes from 2-amino phenol-4-sulfonic acid, Guy J. Walker, May 1952
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Theses from 1951
The synthesis of 2-amino-4-chlorophenol-6 sulfonic acid, Herman Albert Bronner, June 1951
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Tetranitromethane and related compounds, Thomas James Tully, May 1951
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Theses from 1950
Isobaric heat capacity of methane over a wide range of temperature and pressure, Edward W. Sledjeski, November 1950
Chemical and Materials Engineering
Theses from 1949
Waterfront construction in New York Harbor, Carman William Garrison, June 1949
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Theses from 1938
Organic ion-exchange materials, Harry Burrell, June 1938
Chemical and Materials Engineering
The incandescent lamp, E. F. Tenbroeke, June 1938
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Theses from 1934
The Rahway valley trunk sewer and its relations to, and effect upon the city of Rahway, Fred A. Hedeman, June 1934
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Theses from 1932
Problems encountered in the development of an airport, A. H. Armstrong, June 1932
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Piles and pile driving, Robert W. Van Houten, June 1932
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Theses from 1928
Cuprous oxide rectification, Philip G. Cobb, May 1928
Electrical and Computer Engineering
