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**NOTE: Update to the
program dated 06/15/06 - certificate may be obtained with 6 courses. TS3002 &
TS4000 have been removed from the list of requirements ***
Purpose:The TSSE program provides a broad-based, systems
engineering and design oriented curriculum that focuses on the warship as a
total engineering system including hull, mechanical, electrical (HM&E), and
combat systems.
Eligibility: Students in the following curriculum/degree
areas are eligible for the program: Naval Engineering (570)/Mechanical
Engineering, Electronic Systems Engineering (590)/Electrical Engineering, Combat
Systems (533)/Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or Physics.
Program Requirements: In addition to other degree and
curriculum requirements, the TSSE students take the following 6 core
courses:
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TS 3000 Shipboard Electrical Power Systems (F)
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1,3TS 3001 Fundamental Principles of Naval Architecture (W,
Su)
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1,3TS 3003 Naval Combat Systems Elements (W)
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TS 4001 Design of Naval Engineering Systems
(Sp)
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TS 4002
Ship Systems Integration* (Su)
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TS 4003 Total Ship Systems Engineering* (F)
1Must be taken during the same quarter.
3Must be taken as an integrated sequence.
*Capstone Design Project
Notes:
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Students obtaining the MSEE do not need to take TS 3000 if
they take EC 3150 as part of their degree program or if they
complete the Power Systems option.
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Students must insure proper prerequisites to TSXXXX courses are taken prior to graduate level TSSE courses. Checkwith
the TSSE coordinator for up to date information.
TSSE
Program Director: For further information contact Prof.
Fotis Papoulias,
MEA Department
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