The integrated systems engineering program is designed for skilled engineers to maintain their competitive edge in the global marketplace, studying integration and analysis of various subsystems in product and process design, testing, manufacturing and engineering services. Specializations include biomedical and health systems engineering and mechatronics and intelligent systems. Product and process innovation is critical in maintaining the United States competitive edge in the global market place. As products and processes are becoming increasingly more complex in nature, there is a growing need for engineers who can manage the interplay of integrated subsystems of these products and processes to ensure overall long term system viability. The College of Engineering and Engineering Technology recognizes the increasing need for engineers who can integrate and analyze various subsystems in product and process design, testing, manufacturing and engineering services. A Master of Science in Integrated Systems Engineering prepares skilled engineers to meet such needs.