M.Eng. Program in Systems and Control Engineering
Degree Requirements
The Master of Engineering in SCE is a non-thesis program. Forty two (42) credit hours are required. Six core courses are required in addition to the seminar and Master of Engineering project.
Core Courses
- SCE 507 Linear Multivariable Control
- SCE 513 System Identification
Four courses to be selected from the following course:
- SCE 517 Control of Nonlinear Systems
- SCE 518 Process Modeling and Control
- SCE 527 Adaptive Control
- SCE 534 Digital Signal Processing
- SCE 535 Distributed Computer Control and Field Buses
- SCE 540 Intelligent Instrumentation Systems
- SCE 542 Condition-Based Maintenance
- SCE 560 Soft computing for Control and Automation
In addition the student must take the following two courses:
- SCE 600 Master of Engineering Project-I
- SCE 599 Seminar
Major Elective Courses
The student can take up to six courses from SCE 5xx or SCE 6xx. A student may optionally take up to two courses from the following as electives.
- SCE 601 Master of Engineering Project –II
- SCE 606 Independent Research
Free Elective Courses
A maximum of 4 courses can be taken from non-SCE courses. At least one course must be taken from outside the Department of Systems Engineering. The selected courses need the approval of the graduate advisor or the student advisor. A maximum of two 400-level courses can be taken for credit.