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Systems engineering students conduct cutting edge research in energy systems, transportation and infrastructure systems, medical and human-centric systems, and defense and aerospace systems.
Past Theses & Dissertations
Read former SE student theses and dissertations on Mountain Scholar.
Faculty Research Areas
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Energy Systems Engineering
Renewable Integration to the Electric Grid
Lifecycle Energy Impacts of Management Strategies in the Oil and Gas Industry
Reliability Engineering in Infrastructure
Energy Systems for the Developing World
Transportation and Infrastructure Systems
Watch: Ray Jonkers, Ph.D. graduate, discusses his dissertation research
Cybersecurity in Application
Connected and Autonomous Vehicles
Civil Engineering Systems
Systems Engineering in Automotive Applications
Medical and Human-Centric Systems
Watch: Jill Speece, Ph.D. candidate, discusses her dissertation research
User Interfaces
Biomedical Systems Engineering
Human Factors in Defense Systems
Illicit Trade
Document Engineering
Defense and Aerospace Systems
Watch: Set Crawford, Ph.D. candidate, discusses his dissertation research
Aviation System Actuation
Space Systems Design
Procurement and Management Processes
Aircraft Design and Aviation Operations