Systems Engineering is an interdisciplinary and structured approach to designing and deploying successful systems. The Systems Engineering degree blends engineering, systems thinking, and management topics. Systems Engineering addresses the business and technical needs of all stakeholders throughout the entire design process, from concept to production to operation to disposal. In this major, engineering techniques and a systems approach are combined to produce graduates who are highly valued for their problem solving and managerial skills.

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Program Goals

The principal goal of the Systems Engineering Program is to provide an opportunity for working professionals to acquire advanced systems engineering skills through part-time study. In the past, leading systems engineers with large corporations have had academic backgrounds as diverse as engineering, management, and liberal arts. However, these experts in the field are few in number.

The Systems Engineering Program will serve to educate professionals to solve industry challenges of the 21st century. These professionals will also develop the fundamental systems engineering knowledge to asses program risks, understand requirements and develop solutions to meet the complex needs of business and technology.

The Systems Engineering Program consists of the following options:

• Bachelor of Science Degree
• Master of Science Degree
• Graduate Certificate
• Advanced Graduate Certificate