Graduate Programs
The primary objective of the graduate programs in Systems and Control Engineering is to provide industry and academy with high caliber engineers and scientists who can analyze, design, test and implement advanced control systems, intelligent instrumentation, and automation solutions for industrial systems in areas such as petrochemical, steel, food industry, pharmaceuticals, military, and power systems industries. This program emphasizes both the theoretical aspects as well as the practical aspects to meet the challenges of the fast pace of the technological changes, and it is tailored to foster multi-disciplinary research. The objectives of the program can be stated as follows:
- Prepare engineers who can identify and formulate problems in the fields of Control, Automation, and Instrumentation and who can apply their problem-solving skills to obtain concrete and cost-effective solutions, and to perform innovative research which contribute to the advancement of knowledge in these fields.
- Prepare graduates who can play effective roles in multidisciplinary teams to provide control and Automation solutions in various science and engineering fields.
- Prepare engineers with the ability to use the state of the art computer methods and simulation tools to identify, analyze, and design control, automation, and instrumentation systems.
The following are the different graduate programs offered by the CIE Dept :
- PhD Program in Systems and Control Engineering
- PhD Direct Entry
- Master of Science in Systems and Control Engineering
- Master of Science in Robotics and Intelligent Autonomous Systems
- Master of Science in Intelligent Process Control