Major Courses
The following course program is for the class of 2013. Complete course descriptions are available for hyperlinked courses; shorter descriptions can be found in the course catalog. Blue shaded entries in the matrix courses are taught by the Systems Engineering faculty. The 4/C year is not included because it is common to all majors. The major electives listed in the 1/C year are listed below.
Note: this is provided for informational purposes only. Do not use it to complete your registration. Consult your academic adviser for the most up to date graduation requirements.
Class 0f 2013 - Systems Engineering Major - ESE |
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| 3/c Fall | 3/c Spring | 2/c Fall | 2/c Spring | 1/c Fall | 1/c Spring |
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| NN200 1-2-2 Navigation and Piloting |
NE203 3-0-3 Ethics and Moral Reasoning |
NS300 0-2-1 Naval Warfare |
NL310 3-0-3 Leadership: Theory and Applications |
NS42X 0-2-1 Junior Officer Practicum |
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| SP211 3-2-4 General Physics I |
SP212 3-2-4 General Physics II |
ES300 3-0-3 Naval Weapons Systems |
NL400 2-0-2 Law for the Junior Officer |
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| SM221 4-0-4 Calculus III with Vector Fields |
SM212 4-0-4 Differential Equations |
EE331 3-2-4 Electrical Engineering I |
EE332 3-2-4 Electrical Engineering II |
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| HH215X 3-0-3 West in a Global Context |
HH216 3-0-3 West in Modern World |
3-0-3 HUM/SS Elective |
3-0-3 HUM/SSElective |
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| EM211 3-0-3 Statics |
EM232 3-0-3 Dynamics |
SM316 3-0-3 Engineering Math |
ES403 1-2-2 Engineering Design Methods |
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| EM316 3-0-3 Thermo-Fluid Sciences I |
EM317 2-2-3 Thermo-Fluid Sciences II |
ES405 2-2-3 Applied Sensors and Actuators | ES402 2-4-4 Systems Design |
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| ES201 2-2-3 Introduction to Systems Engineering |
ES202 2-2-3 Principles of Systems Engineering |
ES301 2-2-3 System Modeling and Simulation |
ES308 1-2-2 Control System Design Laboratory |
3-0-3 Major Elective I |
3-0-3 Major Elective II |
| ES303 3-0-3 Linear Control Systems |
ES304 3-0-3 Advanced Control Systems |
3-0-3 Major Elective III |
3-0-3 Major Elective IV |
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| 3-0-3 Major Elective V |
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| 19 | 20 | 17 | 18 | 17 | 16 |
| Major Credits: 56 | Total Credits: 141 | ||||
Major Electives are gruped into Concentrations
For a comprehensive list, see your academic adviser. S/F = Spring Fall
Control and Estimation
ES413 F Digital Control Systems
ES418 S Optimal Control and Estimation
ES456 S Autonomous Vehicles
Embedded Computers
ES430 F Embedded Microcontroller System Integration
ES485C F Cyber-physical Systems
ES432 S Embedded Microcontroller Applications
Engineering Management
ES461 F Quantitative Methods for Management
ES486D S Engineering Economics
ES462 S Emerging Technologies
Robotics
ES450 F Introduction to Robotic Systems
ES451 F Mobile Robot Design
ES452 S Advanced Topics in Robotics
ES453 S Introduction to Computer Vision
ES456 S Autonomous Vehicles
Environmental (Ocean Engineering)
EN411 F Ocean Environmental Engineering I
EN412 S Ocean Environmental Engineering II
Nuclear (Mechanical Engineering)
EM362 F Reactor Physics I
EM468 S Nuclear Energy Conversion
Materials (Mechanical Engineering)
EM217 F Strength of Materials
EM313 F Materials Science
Aerospace Engineering
EA413 F Stability and Control
EA414 S Airplane Simulation and Control
Electrical Engineering
EE241 F Electronics I
EE344 S Solid State Power Electronics
Signal Processing
ES453 F Introduction to Computer Vision
EE432 F Digital Signal Processing
Major Elective 5: single technical electives, not affiliated with a concentration
Any of the preceding courses
ES487G F Desktop Manufacturing
ES49X Independent Research
EE426 F Fundamentals of Electronic Instrumentation
EA413 F Stability and Control
EM486K S Wind and Current Energy
EM475 F Motorsports Engineering
EN430 F Underwater Work Systems
EN470 S Life Support Systems
SM261 F Matrix Theory
SP411 F Underwater Acoustics and Sonar
Other Division I or II course with Department Chair approval
