Systems Engineering (MS) | Mechatronics Concentration

The Master of Science in Systems Engineering program prepares students for leadership positions in the technical management, development, and acquisition of complex technology systems. The program focuses on providing the knowledge and skills related to the planning, coordination, and overseeing of diverse group efforts in order to translate operational needs into a technology solution. The program provides a holistic view of systems engineering applicable to many industries and leading to the implementation of efficient, on budget, and reliable systems.

The curriculum provides graduates with needed knowledge and skills for an integrated approach to system analysis, design and implementation. The program examines topics, such as modern concepts & practices to modeling, requirements definition, specification and system architecture development, as well as test and evaluation processes applicable to complex systems.

Students apply acquired knowledge and concepts to the entire product life cycle, including operations, costs, scheduling, performance testing, manufacturing, and maintenance through an integrated approach that considers technical, business, and end-user needs.

About Systems Engineering

Some positions may require background checks, drug screening, and/or security clearances, depending on the position and industry

The curriculum provides graduates with the education and foundation needed for employment in a variety of industries in the private and public sector. Systems Engineering graduates are employed in a wide spectrum of areas in positions such as: Systems Engineer, Test Engineer, Software Engineer, Engineering Manager, System Architect, and Electromechanical Engineer.

Students can earn a Master of Science in Systems Engineering degree with a concentration in Mechatronics in approximately 13 months through a year-round schedule.