Current Student Resources
Dr. James Cale, Associate Professor in the Systems Engineering Department at Colorado State University works with students in his lab at the Powerhouse Energy Campus. March 4, 2022
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Systems Engineering Program Student Handbook

All Systems Engineering graduate students are held responsible for the information in the handbook pertinent to their degree or certificate program.

Full document here

Systems Engineering Forms

Dynamic Forms (for in-progress or previously completed evaluations or Graduate School forms)
GS6 Worksheet and Instructions for SE students
Ph.D. Annual Student Evaluation

Due by December 1 each year for all PhD students. (See sample PDF)

D.Eng. Annual Student Evaluation

Due by December 1 each year for all DEng students. (See sample PDF)

SYSE 695 Instructions and Registration Info
SYSE 795 Instructions and Registration Form
Secure File Access

This page is for student internal departmental resources, and requires your netID to access.

Department Templates

Systems Engineering Branded PowerPoint Slides

University Branded PowerPoint Slides

Systems Engineering Branded Academic Poster (24in X 36in) 

Systems Engineering Branded Academic Poster (48in X 36in) 

Academic Advising

Dates and Deadlines

Prelim Exams & Final Exams/Defenses

Contact the SE department for essential information about your exams.
Students are responsible for alerting the SE dept when exams are scheduled for assistance on paperwork.
All advising, admissions, or program questions may be directed to: sys_engr_info@engr.colostate.edu.

Student Resources​

Remote Software Access for Current Distance SE Students

Engineering Technology Services (ETS) recommends using a Windows computer as a student. Most programs are written for Windows.
If you are enrolled in a Systems Engineering course and/or a Systems Engineering degree program, you are eligible to use certain CSU software remotely.
Instructions for remote access.
Questions may be directed to Engineering Technology Services (ETS).
Software currently available includes:

– Microsoft Office
– Matlab
– Powerworld
– Rational Rhapsody
– Python
– Model Center
– Teamcenter

High-Performance Computing (HPC) Systems

ETS has made High Performance Computing Systems available to Walter Scott Jr. College of Engineering students. 

Please visit the ETS website or talk with your faculty research advisor for more information.

Graduate School Requirements and Policies

All students must follow the guidelines and requirements set forth by CSU’s Graduate School.

Please review the Graduate School website for important information regarding policies, procedures, and forms.

Another helpful resource is the Graduate and Professional Bulletin, which details all information about graduate study at CSU.

For those in need of a Continuous Registration (CR) download this form and visit the Graduate School’s website.

International Students

For information and requirements of international students, please contact our International Student & Scholar Services office.

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