The Master of Science in Systems Engineering program provides unique opportunities for the traditional student as well as for the professional engineering community to broaden their knowledge base and acquire state-of-the-art technical skills. The program helps students to integrate multifaceted engineering projects, model complex engineering systems and optimize their performance, and conduct real-life case studies by carrying out electrical, computers, telecommunications, or mechanical engineering projects. The program prepares engineers for professional practice in today's complex technical environment, and also, offers cutting-edge knowledge base for innovation and advanced research. To support these goals, both thesis and non-thesis options are available in the program.The Master of Science in Systems Engineering program requires 31 credit hours of work that includes graduate course work with an option to carry out either a thesis or a graduate project.