Admission Requirements (see also Graduate Catalog)

• Bachelor of Science in engineering,* mathematics, or one of the quantitative sciences. (*A Bachelor of Science in an appropriate engineering discipline is required for the System Engineering and Design track.)
• G.P.A. of at least 3.00 out of 4.00 scale in previous undergraduate and graduate study.
• A minimum of two years of college-level mathematics, including at least one year of calculus.

Degree Requirements

• Thirty (30) term-credit hours of graduate courses with a minimum graduate G.P.A. of 3.00 on a 4.00 scale.
• Satisfactory completion of the core curriculum encompassing five (5) courses:
• EMIS 7300 Systems Analysis Methods
• EMIS 7301 Systems Engineering Process
• EMIS 7303 Integrated Risk Management
• EMIS 7305 Systems Reliability, Supportability and Availability Analysis
• EMIS 7307 Systems Integration and Test
  and
• Satisfactory completion of one (1) of the following tracks:
• Systems Engineering Technology Track.
  Satisfactory completion of the following five (5) courses:
• EMIS 7310 Systems Engineering Design
• EMIS 7312 Software Systems Engineering
• EMIS 7320 Systems Engineering Leadership
• EMIS 7330 Systems Reliability Engineering
• EMIS 7340 Logistics Systems Engineering
• System Engineering and Design Track
  Satisfactory completion of any five (5) of the following courses:
• CSE 7365 Introduction to Numerical Analysis
• CSE 7376 Introduction to Telecommunications
• EE 7360 Analog and Digital Control Systems
• EE 7362 Systems Analysis
• EE 7370 Communications and Information Systems
• EE 7374 Digital Image Processing
• ME 7331 Advanced Thermodynamics
• ME 7357 Optimized Mechanical Design
• ME 7358 Design of Electronic Packaging
• ME 8361 Multivariate Control System Design
• Logstics and Supply-Chain-Management Track
  Satisfactory completion of the following three (3) courses:
• EMIS 7330 Systems Reliability Engineering
• EMIS 7340 Logistics Systems Engineering
• EMIS 7362 Production and Operations Management
  plus any two (2) of the following courses:
• EMIS 7364 Statistical Quality Control
• EMIS 7369 Reliability Engineering
• EMIS 8360 Operations Research Models
• EMIS 8361 Economic Decision Analysis
• EMIS 8378 Optimization Models for Decision Support
• Systems Engineering Application Track.
  Satisfactory completion of five (5) electives, with the approval of the student's academic adviser, in one of the following concentrations (concentration must be in a different field from the undergraduate major):
• Computer Engineering
• Computer Science
• Electrical Engineering
• Engineering Management
• Environmental Engineering
• Information Engineering and Management
• Mechanical Engineering
• Manufacturing Engineering
• Operations Research
• Software Engineering
• Systems Engineering
• Telecommunications

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