The systems engineering program is an interdisciplinary degree and involves the identification, modeling, analysis, architecture, integration, and management of complex systems and processes.

Systems engineering applies to many types of systems — large systems such as power plants, small systems such as circuit components, or computer hardware and software systems.

Become a Systems Engineering Leader

The primary goal of the systems engineering program is to prepare systems engineers to develop the next generation of engineering products, systems, and services for industry and government.

You will learn to use and implement key systems engineering concepts in order to help increase your effectiveness in your current job and open opportunities to advance your career.

The course of study offers experience in:

• system analysis and modeling
• project and program management
• quality improvement initiatives
• creativity and problem solving

Build Your Professional Network

Your fellow students in the systems engineering program will have undergraduate degrees in engineering, computer science, physics, mathematics, and information technology. Most of the students will be professional engineers and come from the various disciplines of the field.

The online courses are highly interactive and collaborative, allowing you to build strong ties with others and gain perspectives from other disciplines and industries.

Complete Your Systems Engineering Master's Degree in 2 Years

The degree consists of 12 courses, which you will complete in continuous seven-week terms over two years. Your course work is designed so that you can continue to work full-time while earning your master’s degree.

Maximum flexibility is maintained by the program in an effort to meet both the professional needs of individual students and academic quality standards.