Systems Engineering

Systems Engineering

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About the Department

The West Point Department of Systems Engineering educates, develops, and inspires leaders of character who identify, formulate, and solve complex, engineering, and socio-technical problems for the Army and Nation. The Department uses an interdisciplinary, integrative approach, that applies systems thinking, engineering design, data analysis, mathematical modeling, simulation, decision science, and project management.

Through the Department's courses, cadets develop an understanding of how to apply engineering concepts and principles to engineering-related projects, management issues, and technology-laden organizations. The Systems Engineering Department's programs offer a framework to develop executive-level skills at the undergraduate level.

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Majors

There are three DSE majors for cadets to choose from: Engineering Management, Systems and Decision Sciences, and Systems Engineering.

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Minors

DSE has minors available for cadets.

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Research

Explore research conducted by our cadets and faculty. Some choose to present their research findings at the Military Operations Research Symposium.

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Events & Activities

Check out the annual General Keith Memorial Capstone Conference, hosted by our department!

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Clubs & Programs

Join one of our cadet-run groups. For those eligible, join an honor society.

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United States Military Academy
Official Mail and Distribution Center
ATTN: MADN-SE
646 Swift Road
West Point, New York 10996-1905

Administrative Officer
Department of Systems Engineering
Phone: 845-938-2701

Prospective Faculty & Staff

Want to learn more about becoming an Academic Instructor in the ​Department of Systems Engineering?​

View our Prospective Faculty FAQ page.