The unified control program within the College offers a wide variety of control curricula (syllabus). Over twenty graduate level control courses offered for every two-year period include:

Basic-

•  Linear Systems
•  Nonlinear Systems
•  Stochastic Systems
•  Neural Networks
•  Intelligent Systems
•  Optimization
•  Digital Control Systems
•  Digital Data Acquisition
•  Discrete Event Simulation
•  Production Control

Advanced-

•  Robotics
•  System Identification
•  Adaptive Control
•  Optimal Control
•  Multivariable Control
•  Intelligent Control
•  Real-time Distributed Systems
•  Estimation Theory
•  Queuing Theory
•  Advanced Systems Modeling
•  Advanced Nonlinear Control
•  Advanced Process Control
•  Advanced Production Control
•  Reliability and Maintainability

            In addition to M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in traditional departments with a control specialty, we are developing a M.S. in Control Systems Engineering program. The degree program is targeted to practicing engineers as well as interested on-campus students. Delivery of the lectures will include interactive TV, video tapes, two-way video conferencing, and on-campus short courses.