GW coursework prepares students for exciting futures in engineering. Specific plans of study are arranged with students based on their individual educational and research requirements. For example engineering students (e.g. from CEE, MAE, or ECE departments) enroll in a variety of SEAS courses that support the interdisciplinary framework of the ITS curriculum. In addition to these courses, CISR may occasionally offer training seminars and short courses in these topics. The following is a partial list of courses:

Civil and Environmental Engineering

• Analytical Mechanics (Dynamics)
• Crash Investigation and Analysis
• Intelligent Systems Theory and Applications
• Intelligent Transportation Systems
• Numerical Methods
• Pavement and Runway Design
• System Dynamics Modeling and Control
• Traffic Engineering and Highway Safety
• Vehicle Dynamics
• Vehicle Standards

Computer Science

• Artificial Intelligence
• Adaptive Learning Systems I and II
• Design of Man-Machine Interface
• Human Factors Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

• Identification and Adaptive Controls
• Mobile Communications Systems
• Neural Networks
• Pattern Recognition
• Remote Sensing
• Stochastic Control Systems
• Systems Optimization (Optimal Control)

Engineering Management and Systems Engineering

• Applied Optimization Modeling
• Crisis and Emergency Management
• Discrete Systems Simulation
• Environmental Impact Assessment
• Transportation Management

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

• Advanced Mechanical Engineering Design
• Computer Models of Physical and Engineering Systems
• Electromechanical Control Systems
• Robotic Systems