30 Hours
The Master of Science in Systems Engineering (M.S.S.E.) degree prepares students to design, develop, integrate, and manage complex technical systems across diverse domains. The program aligns with the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE).
A graduate of the Master of Science in Systems Engineering (M.S.S.E.) degree will be able to:
- Apply INCOSE SEBoK and ASEP competency frameworks to analyze complex, multidisciplinary systems engineering challenges.
- Implement MBSE methodologies per INCOSE standards to design, simulate, and validate system architectures using formal modeling languages.
- Evaluate system risks across lifecycle phases using quantitative and qualitative techniques to formulate evidence-based decisions.
- Solve multi-objective optimization problems to evaluate design alternatives and justify trade-offs balancing performance, cost, schedule, and requirements.
- Lead cross-functional teams and facilitate stakeholder collaboration to integrate diverse perspectives in complex systems development.
- Evaluate systems engineering decisions through ethical frameworks and advocate for responsible practices that serve the public interest.
30 HOURS SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
- SYSE-5003 Professional Ethics in Systems Engineering
- SYSE-5013 Systems Engineering Foundations
- SYSE-5023 Systems Engineering Management
- SYSE-5033 Operations Research in Systems Engineering
- SYSE-5043 Failure and Risk Analysis in Systems Engineering
- SYSE-5053 Software Systems Engineering
- SYSE-5063 Quality Management in Systems Engineering
- SYSE-5073 MBSE I – Model Foundations
- SYSE-5083 MBSE II – Model Architecture
- SYSE-5093 MBSE III – Digital Twin Analysis
