Courses

This course (1) introduces cyber physical, industrial control, embedded and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) control systems, (2) examines common vulnerabilities and threats associated with these systems, and (3) examines techniques to defend these systems from cyber-attacks.

This course rigorously examines system modeling and simulation methodologies, emphasizing statistical analysis and discrete-event simulation via simulation software.

Systems thinking process, systems of systems and the fundamental considerations associated with the engineering of large-scale systems, or systems engineering including systems modeling, design and the system development process.

This course focuses on the examination and analysis of complex systems, particularly topics will include system structure, system behavior, feedback loops, stock and flow application of systems thinking to problem-solving. A significant component of the systems.

This course focuses on the examination and analysis of complex systems, particularly topics will include system structure, system behavior, feedback loops, stock and flow application of systems thinking to problem-solving. A significant component of the systems.

This course will assist students in developing a system thinking approach to problem-solving by using case studies, analytic skills, to identify and understand interrelated systems, predict behaviors, devise modifications to these behaviors through change management for sustainable solutions that produce desired effects.

The act of systems thinking is taking a step back from the details considered during engineering design, and looking at the whole picture. This class exposes the student to a conceptual framework to allow them to properly define complex systems and enterprises drawing from synthesizing techniques from systems science, soft systems methodologies, and systems engineering.

This course is an introduction to systems engineering and the systems thinking process, providing important considerations related to the engineering of large scale systems. These considerations include system understanding, modeling and design, the system development process, needs analysis, concept exploration and definition, design, integration and evaluation, and systems engineering management.

Basic skills in table tennis and billiards. Elective credit only, cannot be used to satisfy HPER requirements.

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