The Master's degree in Architecture-based Enterprise Systems Engineering is intended to educate senior engineers and engineering managers to the problems and emerging solution approaches that can enable their enterprises to better respond to the challenges of globally distributed operations in complex, highly dynamic, event-driven environments. An 'integrated perspective' that merges the views of management and engineering communities is increasingly recognized as one of the cornerstones of a successful approach to enterprise complexity and is a key aspect of the AESE program.
Program Info
| Area of Study | Jacobs School of Engineering |
| Department | Architecture-Based Enterprise Systems Engineering |
| Major | Architecture-Based Enterprise Systems Engineering |
| Degree | Master of Advanced Studies |
| Admissions Terms | Fall |
| Additional Notes | The MAS degree program is self-funded and there are no available discounts. The standard Educational Fee and Non-resident Tuition is waived; however, MAS students are required to pay a per-unit course fee set by the program. Refer to the program website or MAS program office for complete fee schedule. |
| Application Deadlines | May 5, 2021 (Fall 2021) |
Ilkay Altintas is the chief data science officer at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC), UC San Diego, where she is also the founder and director for the Workflows for Data Science Center of Excellence. She received her Ph.D. Degree from the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands with an emphasis on provenance of workflow-driven. Graduate research is measured through enrollment in BGGN 271, in which the student must enroll during every quarter as an MS student. Research work will be credited toward the BS/MS program requirements only if it is completed while a student is officially enrolled at UC San Diego and has paid tuition for that quarter.
Basic Requirement
Students will participate in independent study or research in data science under the direction of a UC San Diego faculty member. May be taken for credit up to two times. Prerequisites: MATH 20C or MATH 31BH and MATH 18 or MATH 31AH and DSC 20 and DSC 40A. Completion of thirty units at UC San Diego with a university GPA of 3.0. UCSD Undergraduates who complete the Foundations or Math/Science EDS minor will be able to obtain a Master of Education and a Teaching Credential in one year of graduate study, upon admission into the graduate program. This means UCSD students can receive their Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree and Teaching Credential in 5 years of study total.
| Admissions Tests | Mac tool box economizer 2000 for sale. GRE General is recommended. Please Note: The GRE is ONLY recommended for those with less than two years of work experience. If you have more than two years of work experience, you do NOT need to report GRE scores as they will not affect your application. We will not provide any information regarding average GRE scores of admitted students. |
| English Proficiency Exams (international applicants only) | A test of English language proficiency is required for international applicants whose native language is not English and who have not studied full-time for one uninterrupted academic year at a university-level institution in which English is the language of instruction and in a country where English is a dominant language. The following test(s) are accepted by this department: TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) |
| Letters of Recommendation | Minimum of 2 recommendations required. 3 Letters of Recommendation are preferred. |
| Statement of Purpose | Diablo 2 socket quest. Required Online Statement of Purpose; 2500 word limit |
| Resume/CV | Required |
| Additional Requirements | Five years of professional work experience post bachelor's degree highly encouraged. |
Contact Info
| Websitehttp://jacobsschool.ucsd.edu/mas/aese/ |
| EmailSystemsEngineeringMAS@eng.ucsd.edu |
| Campus Office By Appointment Only Jacobs Hall EBU1, Room 1103I |
| Phone (858) 822-4536 |
| Mailing Address University of California, San Diego AESE Graduate Affairs; Jacobs School of Engineering 9500 Gilman Drive, MC 0439 La Jolla, CA 92093-0439 Attn: Executive Education / MAS EBU1-1103I |
Advisor Contacts
BS/MS Program Coordinator
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Jeannette Fox
Ilkay Altintas is the chief data science officer at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC), UC San Diego, where she is also the founder and director for the Workflows for Data Science Center of Excellence. She received her Ph.D. Degree from the University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands with an emphasis on provenance of workflow-driven. Graduate research is measured through enrollment in BGGN 271, in which the student must enroll during every quarter as an MS student. Research work will be credited toward the BS/MS program requirements only if it is completed while a student is officially enrolled at UC San Diego and has paid tuition for that quarter.
Basic Requirement
Students will participate in independent study or research in data science under the direction of a UC San Diego faculty member. May be taken for credit up to two times. Prerequisites: MATH 20C or MATH 31BH and MATH 18 or MATH 31AH and DSC 20 and DSC 40A. Completion of thirty units at UC San Diego with a university GPA of 3.0. UCSD Undergraduates who complete the Foundations or Math/Science EDS minor will be able to obtain a Master of Education and a Teaching Credential in one year of graduate study, upon admission into the graduate program. This means UCSD students can receive their Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree and Teaching Credential in 5 years of study total.
| Admissions Tests | Mac tool box economizer 2000 for sale. GRE General is recommended. Please Note: The GRE is ONLY recommended for those with less than two years of work experience. If you have more than two years of work experience, you do NOT need to report GRE scores as they will not affect your application. We will not provide any information regarding average GRE scores of admitted students. |
| English Proficiency Exams (international applicants only) | A test of English language proficiency is required for international applicants whose native language is not English and who have not studied full-time for one uninterrupted academic year at a university-level institution in which English is the language of instruction and in a country where English is a dominant language. The following test(s) are accepted by this department: TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) |
| Letters of Recommendation | Minimum of 2 recommendations required. 3 Letters of Recommendation are preferred. |
| Statement of Purpose | Diablo 2 socket quest. Required Online Statement of Purpose; 2500 word limit |
| Resume/CV | Required |
| Additional Requirements | Five years of professional work experience post bachelor's degree highly encouraged. |
Contact Info
| Websitehttp://jacobsschool.ucsd.edu/mas/aese/ |
| EmailSystemsEngineeringMAS@eng.ucsd.edu |
| Campus Office By Appointment Only Jacobs Hall EBU1, Room 1103I |
| Phone (858) 822-4536 |
| Mailing Address University of California, San Diego AESE Graduate Affairs; Jacobs School of Engineering 9500 Gilman Drive, MC 0439 La Jolla, CA 92093-0439 Attn: Executive Education / MAS EBU1-1103I |
Advisor Contacts
BS/MS Program Coordinator
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Jeannette Fox
General BS/MS information, program requirements, degree progress, application to candidacy, degree completion, and student status inquiries.
BS/MS Program Faculty Advisor
Dr. Ashley Juavinett
BS/MS research and MS thesis requirements.
Office Hours:
- Tuesdays 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM, via Zoom
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MS Degree Requirements
- Satisfy admissions requirements and be formally admitted to the MS portion of the program through the Graduate Studies Application Process.
- Complete 6 consecutive quarters of research between the undergraduate and graduate programs.
- At least three complete, separate, and consecutive quarters of residency must be completed as a graduate student. These will commence immediately following the quarter in which the BS degree is awarded. Note, graduate students may not receive credit during the summer for research.
- All research must be completed within the same lab, with the same thesis advisor.
- Undergraduate research is measured through enrollment in BISP 199, BISP 196, or BISP 193.
- Graduate research is measured through enrollment in BGGN 271, in which the student must enroll during every quarter as an MS student.
- Research work will be credited toward the BS/MS program requirements only if it is completed while a student is officially enrolled at UC San Diego and has paid tuition for that quarter.
- Complete at least 36 units during the MS portion of the program.
- This includes research units (BGGN 271) and at least 12 units of relevant formal class work.
- BGGN 297 and BGGN 299 may not be used to satisfy any of these requirements.
- Remaining units may be completed through enrollment in BGGN 271 and BGRD 200.
- Complete at least 12 units of eligible course work :
- The course of study must be approved by the student's thesis advisor.
- Eligible course work must be graduate level (200-level or higher)
- Students may apply a maximum of four approved upper-division units (100-199 level) toward this requirement.
- Graduate level and upper division courses offered by related departments (BIOM, CHEM, MED, NEU SIO, etc.) may be used to satisfy this requirement.
- Four units must come from graduate-level courses within the student's area of research.
- Four additional units may come from any graduate-level course.
- All course work must be taken for a letter grade, unless the course is only offered S/U or P/NP.
- Courses taken while an undergraduate student may not be repeated for credit during the graduate program.
- For an overview of graduate courses offered in the current academic year, visit Biological Sciences Course Offerings.
- Maintain a grade-point average of at least 3.000, both cumulatively and for each quarter of enrollment in the graduate program. If GPA falls below 3.000, the student may be dropped from the program.
- Establish and schedule the initial meeting with the MS Thesis Committee. The committee is selected by the student in consultation with the thesis advisor, who also serves as Chair.
- The committee must include at least three faculty members, including the Chair.
- The committee must include at least 2 tenure-track faculty from the Division of Biological Sciences and no more than 1 adjunct faculty member.
- If the BS/MS thesis advisor is not a member of the Division of Biological Sciences, or is an adjunct faculty member with the Division of Biological Sciences, another member of the committee who is a tenure-track faculty member with the Division of Biological Sciences must serve as Co-Chair.
- Students are encouraged to form and begin meeting with their Thesis Committee by the end of their first graduate quarter.
- Students are encouraged to communicate regularly with their committee throughout the master's program to discuss the research project.
- Submit a completed Application for Candidacy to the BS/MS Coordinator in the first two weeks of the student's final quarter of the master's program.
- Information about the candidacy process will be communicated by the BS/MS Coordinator, as applicable.
- If a student's intended quarter of graduation changes, they must contact the BS/MS Coordinator to ensure receipt of candidacy information in their final quarter.
- Complete a written thesis with an oral defense subject to the approval of the Thesis Committee. MS students must contact the BS/MS Coordinator at least 3 weeks prior to the defense in order to obtain the required paperwork.
- Enroll and pay relevant fees during any quarter in which the student is using university resources (ex. working in lab or taking courses).
- Students must be enrolled full time while in the graduate program, unless approved for half time enrollment.
- To be eligible for half time, students must either be entering their 7th quarter of research or be requesting half time for health, family responsibilities, or occupation reasons. Students must meet with the BS/MS Coordinator prior to requesting half time status to confirm eligibility.
- Note: Students receiving financial support or employment at UC San Diego (such as a paid Instructional Assistant) must be enrolled in at least 12 units of graduate or upper division course work.
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Any deviation from this plan, such as a break in enrollment for one or more quarters, may cause the student to be dropped from the program.
