Those who attend an information session can receive a waiver of the normal application fee. Steps to receive the application fee waiver will be discussed during the info session. Note that we cannot waive your fee until your application is submitted, with all required supplementary materials already received (i.e. fully complete except the payment).
Systems Engineering applicants meeting all the following criteria can receive a waiver of the normal application fee:
Watch: Our recorded Zoom session for on-campus master’s programs (recorded January 12, 2021)
Watch: Our recorded Zoom session for online master’s programs (recorded January 26, 2021)
Learn more about admission requirements.
Learn more about admission requirements.
Systems engineers are trained to think in terms of the whole system.
How does this work? Take a car for example. Mechanical engineers work on the engine and other mechanisms; electrical engineers work on the wiring; computer engineers might work on the programs that allow the car to run. All of these pieces are the machine itself, we haven’t even gotten into the user experience yet!
None of these things alone constitutes a car. This is where a systems engineer comes in. They work to integrate each individual system to develop the system of systems – or, the car in this example.
Systems Engineering at Colorado State University is about developing integrative solutions to the world's most complex problems.
