Systems and Control Engineering Courses
The online Master of Science (MS) in Systems and Control Engineering at Case Western Reserve University is 100 percent online and is taught by the same renowned faculty who teach our on-campus courses. The program blends research with practical applications, empowering students to take a holistic view of challenging issues and solve real-world problems.
The curriculum for the online MS in Systems and Control Engineering program is structured so that students can customize their educational journey. Students in this program take five core courses and five technical electives, which they select from a pool of 10 potential classes. Students may tailor their courses in the program to prepare for a career in the following research areas:
- Computer science
- Bioinformatics, computational genomics and computational biology
- Data mining and visualization
- Pervasive networks and distributed systems
- Electrical, computer and systems engineering
- Biological robotics
- Electronics and instrumentation
- Embedded systems
- Micro- and nanosystems
- Systems biology
- Advanced control systems
- Wind turbine systems and control
- Energy systems and control
Learn more about each course below. Please note: Course list and sequence are subject to change.
Five Core Courses
EPOM 400 Leadership and Interpersonal Skills
ECSE 401 Digital Signal Processing (Core)
ECSE 407 Engineering Economics & Financial Analysis
ECSE 408 Introduction to Linear Systems (Core)
ECSE 416 Convex Optimization for Engineering (Core)
Eight Technical Electives (Choose Five)
ECSE 404 Digital Control Systems
ECSE 411 Applied Engineering Statistics Crosslisted as EPOM 405
EMAE 450 Advanced Engineering Analysis
EMAE 481 Advanced Dynamics I
EMAE 487 Vibration Problems in Engineering
EMAE 494 Energy Systems
EBME 410 Medical Imaging Fundamentals (imaging)
Learn More About Systems and Control Engineering at CWRU
To learn more about the curriculum for the Master of Science in Systems and Control Engineering program, get in touch with an admissions outreach advisor at 855-500-3840 today.