The Systems Engineering and Engineering Management program offers a bachelor’s of science degree program in systems engineering (BSSE) and a master’s of science in engineering management (BSEM).

Systems Engineering and Engineering Management have broad applications in a wide variety of industries including manufacturing, energy, transportation, automotive and health care. Systems engineers ensure that customers’ and stakeholders’ needs are satisfied in high-quality, trustworthy, cost-efficient and schedule-compliant manners throughout a system’s entire life cycle.

SEEM students learn:

• Decision and risk analysis
• Systems modeling and optimization
• Systems design, planning and analysis
• Supply chain and logistics engineering
• Quality engineering
• Engineering management
• Communication and presentation skills
• Understanding of global business dynamics

See the Systems Engineering and Engineering Management web site.