Program Overview
Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering (CSE) Program
The Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering (CSE) program at DePaul University offers a comprehensive curriculum that integrates computation and physical processes. The program provides students with a strong foundation in the design, development, and analysis of cyber-physical systems.
Course Descriptions
The CSE program includes a range of courses that cover topics such as:
- Robot prototyping
- Immersive system-building labs
- Hardware projects
- Robot kinematics and dynamics
- Planning and decision-making for robots
- Rapid prototyping technologies
- Networking for cyber-physical systems
- Cyber-physical system security
- Digital systems
- Computer system organization and design
- Embedded systems
- Foundations of cyber-physical computing
- Introduction to robotics
- Linear systems
- Mechatronics
Undergraduate Courses
The undergraduate program in CSE includes courses such as:
- CSE 101: Robot Prototyping
- CSE 201: The Forge: Immersive System-Building Lab I
- CSE 299: Hardware Projects
- CSE 301: The Forge: Immersive System-Building Lab II
- CSE 302: Robot Kinematics and Dynamics
- CSE 303: Planning and Decision Making for Robots
- CSE 304: Rapid Prototyping Technologies
- CSE 314: Networking for Cyber-Physical Systems
- CSE 316: Cyber-Physical System Security
- CSE 331: Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering I
- CSE 332: Analog and Digital Circuits
- CSE 333: Digital Signal Processing
- CSE 341: Digital Systems
- CSE 342: Computer System Organization and Design
- CSE 351: Embedded Systems I
- CSE 352: Embedded Systems II
- CSE 361: Mathematical Foundations of Autonomous Systems
- CSE 362: Foundations of Cyber-Physical Computing
- CSE 370: Perception and Estimation
- CSE 375: Introduction to Robotics
- CSE 377: Intro to Mechatronics
- CSE 393: Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering Practicum I
- CSE 394: Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering Practicum II
Graduate Courses
The graduate program in CSE includes courses such as:
- CSE 424: Networking for Cyber-Physical Systems
- CSE 426: Cyber-Physical System Security
- CSE 431: Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering I
- CSE 432: Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering II
- CSE 433: Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering III
- CSE 441: Digital Systems
- CSE 442: Computer System Organization and Design
- CSE 451: Embedded Systems I
- CSE 452: Embedded Systems II
- CSE 462: Foundations of Cyber-Physical Computing
- CSE 464: Rapid Prototyping Technologies
- CSE 475: Introduction to Robotics
- CSE 476: Linear Systems
- CSE 477: Intro to Mechatronics
- CSE 527: CPSE Master's Project
Program Requirements
The CSE program requires students to complete a set of core courses, as well as elective courses that align with their interests and career goals. Students must also complete a capstone project or thesis, which demonstrates their ability to design, develop, and analyze cyber-physical systems.
Research Areas
The CSE program at DePaul University has research areas that include:
- Robotics and autonomous systems
- Cyber-physical system security
- Embedded systems
- Digital signal processing
- Computer system organization and design
- Mechatronics
- Rapid prototyping technologies
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the CSE program at DePaul University can pursue career opportunities in a range of fields, including:
- Robotics and autonomous systems
- Cyber-physical system security
- Embedded systems
- Digital signal processing
- Computer system organization and design
- Mechatronics
- Rapid prototyping technologies
