Control Systems

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Control systems are widely used in engineering to monitor the values of process variables by measurement so as to make rational decisions about required corrective actions. Analysis and design of control systems requires consideration of sensors, controllers, transmitters as well as auxiliary control and hardware elements.

Rensselaer at Hartford offers a Graduate Certificate in Control Systems. designed to provide an understanding of control systems engineering, including the fundamental principles of control systems and their application to real-life engineering problems.

Academic credit earned from these courses may then be applied towards a master’s degree.

Program Requirements

The Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies in Control Systems is awarded upon successful completion of the following courses:

Core Courses (6 credits):

ECSE 4440 - Control Systems Engineering Credit Hours: 3
ECSE 6400 - Systems Analysis Techniques Credit Hours: 3

Elective Courses (Any two, 6 credits):

ECSE 6420 - Nonlinear Control Systems Credit Hours: 3
ECSE 6440 - Optimal Control Theory Credit Hours: 3
ECSE 6460 - Multivariable Control Systems Credit Hours: 3
ECSE 6480 - Adaptive Systems Credit Hours: 3
ECSE 6960 - Topics in Electrical, Computer, and Systems Engineering Credit Hours: 3
Embedded Digital Control Systems
MANE 6960 - Topics in Mechanical Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, or Engineering Physics Credit Hours: 3
or Sensors and Actuators in Mechatronics

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Program Requirements

Core Courses (6 credits):

Elective Courses (Any two, 6 credits):