Systems Engineering Program

Overview


The Masters in Systems Engineering program offers a comprehensive and immersive learning experience, meticulously designed to span six consecutive semesters. This structured journey is divided into 12 essential courses, each unfolding over two 7-week terms per semester. As a student, you’ll delve into the intricacies of identifying, modeling, analyzing, architecting, integrating, and managing the risks of complex systems and processes.

Our dynamic online format ensures you can complete the program within two years, engaging in courses across the fall, spring, and summer semesters. The curriculum is thoughtfully arranged to guide you through a logical progression of courses, tailored to the unique dynamics of your cohort. Upon acceptance, you will be introduced to your cohort and the specific sequence of courses, ensuring a smooth and well-coordinated educational path. This sequence not only aligns with the program’s prerequisites but also strategically prepares you to meet all the requirements for the Systems Engineering degree, encompassing 36 credits. This program is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the field, setting a solid foundation for your future endeavors in Systems Engineering.

SYSEN 520: Systems Engineering (3 credits)
SYSEN 522: Systems Verification, Validation and Testing (3 credits)
SYSEN 532: Simulation in System Engineering: Discrete Time Systems (3 credits)
SYSEN 534: Simulation in Systems Engineering: Continuous-Time Systems (3 credits)
SYSEN 880: Systems Architecture and Models (3 credits)
SYSEN 886: Requirements Engineering (3 credits)

Capstone

SYSEN 594: Masters Paper Research (3 credits)