Master of Science in Systems Engineering, Automation Concentration (MS)

CIP:14.2701.00

A student applying to MS SENG program should submit and/or meet the following requirements:

  1. A minimum 3.0 GPA, which will require the submission of official transcripts from all universities or colleges attended.
  2. A B.S. in Systems Engineering, other engineering degrees, or closely related degrees on a case-to-case basis (i.e., Computer Science, Mathematics, Applied Physics, and Statistics) from an accredited institution.
  3. A minimum GRE Quantitative score of 152 and a minimum GRE Verbal score of 148 (total GRE score of 300).
  4. Submission of a 750-word essay outlining the applicant’s background, education, and professional goals.
  5. A professional resume of no more than two pages.
  6. Two letters of recommendation (professional and/or academic references)

International students who are neither U.S. citizens nor U.S. permanent residents (or green card holders) should submit and meet the following as per the graduate school requirements at TAMIU.

  1. A TOEFL score of at least 79 is required.
  2. Bank statement
  3. Copy of current U.S. visa
  4. Copy of I-20
  5. Financial Statement Form
  6. International Student Transfer Form

Admitted students deemed by the program’s admissions committee to possess a background in either science, mathematics, and/or related disciplines may be asked to enroll for one or several online foundational courses offered in sub-terms (7 week duration) prior to beginning the MS SENG program. These foundational courses are designed to provide admitted students the prerequisite statistical, mathematical, programming, and/or basic engineering knowledge and skills to engage the content of the MS SENG program. These foundational courses include, but are not limited to:

  1. Numerical Methods of Engineering
  2. Foundations of Programming and Computational Tools
  3. Foundations of Engineering

The MS SENG program’s admissions committee will determine the need for admitted students to enroll for and complete a foundational course, or courses, on a case-by-case basis. Note, more foundational courses may be created as necessary and determined by the graduate program director to provide admitted students the knowledge and skills necessary to engage the MS SENG program's content.

Major Curriculum - Systems Engineering, Automation Concentration

Required Courses
SENG 5300Systems Engineering Management3
SENG 5310Engr Computational Tools3
SENG 5320Logistics & Quality Ctrl Engr3
SENG 5330Advanced Systems M&S3
Concentration
SENG 5360Intelligent Control3
SENG 5362Advanced CAD/CAM Systems3
SENG 5364Adaptive & Autonomous Systems3
SENG 5366Signal and Image Processing3
Thesis
SENG 5398Thesis I3
SENG 5399Thesis II3
Total Semester Credit Hours30