Impact Archives - Page 3 of 14 - Systems Engineering

Congratulations to our Fall 2024 graduating class!

Graphic with three pictures each of a different man with he following text next to them: Dissertation: Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Software Development Practices Translated From Scene to Screen Using the Real-to-Real Method for Inter-Industry Learning Dissertation: Merging Systems Engineering Methodologies with the Agile Scrum Framework for DoD Software Projects. Dissertation: A New Automotive System Architecture for Minimizing Rear-End Collisions

Video: Cyberattack Driving Behavior Study

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Global Research Priorities for Holistic Integration of Water and Power Systems

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Enhancing Defect Detection in Circuit Board Assembly Using AI and Text Analytics for Component Failure Classification

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Automated Vehicle Lane Centering SystemRequirements Informed by Resilience Engineering and a Solution UsingInfrastructure-Based Sensors

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Engineering alum receives patent for integrated prosthetic device developed at CSU

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Patent number US 11992411 describes a medical device engineered to assist in the attachment of lower limb prosthetics directly to a patient’s bone.

NASA Features Systems PhD student Anima Patil-Sabale!

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We have 36 amazing graduates in Spring & Summer 2024!

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First students graduate from CSU’s System Engineering Accelerated Master’s Program

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Report outlines ways to spur homeowner investment to address climate change

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