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America’s First Research University
INSIGHT is the magazine of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE)
JHU EP highlights the many applications of artificial intelligence in systems engineering and how this may affect your current engineering career.
“I’ve been telling our students over the past years that as systems engineers, the sky’s the limit. Now the moon’s the limit—and beyond.” —CJ Utara
From optimizing production to managing automation, JHU EP explains the most common manufacturing engineering career paths and options.
EP graduate student interviews EP Systems Engineering instructor, Matthew Montoya
Systems engineering grad helps students navigate career paths
Learn more about systems engineering and how your current career can help you transition into this exciting field
Systems Engineering student Ben Quigley used model-based systems engineering to build a concept that streamlines theme park guest services and operations.
Coast Guard officer Eric Schwartz blends cockpit know-how with systems engineering to develop an AI-powered search-and-rescue drone.
Recognition validates program quality and graduate readiness for evolving industry demands
“Trade-Off Analysis for Time and Power Requirements in an Additive Manufacturing-Disrupted Manufacturing Cell,” based on Systems Engineering thesis.
Recognition streamlines students' path to professional certification.