Systems engineering is characterized by its broad scope in thinking, and the broader the lens on a problem the more holistic the solution. From his Air Force experience through being a professor of practice in the Department of Systems Engineering, Mike Borky’s widely varying career is one that embodies systems-thinking, full of unexpected, yet transformational…Read more
Dr. James (Jim) Cale is an associate professor in the systems and electrical and computer engineering departments here at CSU. He researches electrical power systems, including electrical machines, power electronics, and magnetics. Some applications include microgrids and various converters for converting electricity between direct and alternating current. Q: Where are you from? The Midwest, which…Read more
Welcome to the first-ever Systems Engineering Faculty Friday! Each Friday, a different faculty (and staff) member will be featured answering different questions ranging from their research to what they do in their free time. Dr. Steve Simske is our first featured faculty member. He started with the SE department in 2018. His research interests include analytics,…Read more
Student Feature: Paulo Younse NASA missions are a perfect example of the importance of systems-thinking. Paulo Younse, a robotics engineer within the Robotic Systems Group at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and a Ph.D. student in Systems Engineering demonstrates this well. At work, Younse helps to design new robotic systems for future NASA missions. His…Read more
