Kern Center @ 1pm
Be sure to wear your Pink!
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LZN Pink Lemonade Sale at Women's Volleyball Game
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PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND: Team Trivia Event
8 pm – 9:30 pm
Team Trivia Event
Location: Cudahy Student Center (Campus Center - 3rdFloor)
Form a team with your family, friends, or roommates and see if you can win some of the many cash prizeswe have for the event. Questions can be about any topic, so working together will help you get to the top! Teams can be any size, but using smartphones or the internet is not allowed. Hosted by the Student Union Board.
Free Soda and Snacks.
Part of PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND
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PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND: Parents and Family Brunch
10 am – Noon
Parents and Family Brunch
Location: Grohmann Museum – Roof Top Garden (4th Floor) [Rain Site: Grohman Museum Auditorium – 1st Floor]
Join on top of the Grohmann Museum, home of the world famous Man-At-Work art collection, for a relaxing brunch with a wonderful view of the city!
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PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND: Caricatures
12:30 pm – 5 pm
Caricatures
Location: Cudahy Student Center (Campus Center - 3rd Floor)
Get a free caricature of you and your family or your friends. Stop by the Cudahy Student Center, time permitting, for your memento that you can keep! One caricature per person (or group), so we can accommodate as many as possible.
Part of PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND
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PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND: Bookstore Sale
9 am – 5pm
MSOE Bookstore Parents and Family Weekend Sale
Location: Cudahy Student Center (Campus Center - 3rd Floor)
20% Off of Clothing and Gifts (discount not applicable to any other sales or promotions)
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PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND: A Message on the MSOE Spirit Rock
9 am – 10am
A Message on the MSOE Spirit Rock
Location: South East Corner of Milwaukee Street and State Street
Parents, come and leave a message of encouragement on MSOE’s spirit rock for your son or daughter! The MSOE Spirit Rock is a rock that students decorate to tell other students about events and show their MSOE and club spirit. Hosts Greek Council will be there with markers so that you can leave your own message!
Part of PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND
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PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND: Continental breakfast Family Farewell
10 am – Noon
Continental Breakfast Family Farewell
Location: Grohmann Tower Apartments (4th Floor)
Grab a little coffee or continental breakfast before you say farewell at MSOE’s new Grohmann Tower apartment building!
Part of PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND
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PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND: W. Volleyabll Vs. Dominican
1 pm – 3 pm
MSOE Womens’ Volleyball vs Dominican
Location: Kern Center Arena (1st Floor)
Cheer for your MSOE Raiders women’s team as we step up to the net against Dominican!
This game is FREE for all MSOE parents and families!
Part of PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND
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PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND: Caricatures
10 am – Noon
Caricatures
Location: Grohmann Museum (1st Floor)
Get a free caricature of you and your family or your friends. Stop by the Grohmann Museum, time permitting, for your memento that you can keep! One caricature per person (or group), so we can accommodate as many as possible.
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PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND: WMSE Radio (91.7 FM) Tour
3:30 pm – 5:30 pm
WMSE (91.7 FM) Radio Station Tours
Location: Krueger Hall (1stFloor)
MSOE is home to WMSE: a local college radio station that has won more Wisconsin Area Music Industry (WAMI) awards than any other radio station. Come get a tour and see the broadcast booths, meet the station manager and DJs, and see how a college radio station continues to be so successful in the modern market. WMSE is available worldwide via streaming on the internet at www.wmse.org.
Part of PARENTS AND FAMILY WEEKEND
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SE Curriculum Version 3.2 (2015-2016 and later)
Version 3.2 of the Software Engineering Curriculum applies to students starting in the Fall of 2015 or after. The track can be found in the Academic Catalog. The flow chart for the curriculum is attached to this post.
Program Electives
- CE3200 - Wireless Sensor Networks
- CE4950 - Networking I
- CE498 - Topics in Computer Engineering
- CS321 - Computer Graphics 4 credits
- CS421 - Advanced Computer Graphics
- CS4230 - Distributed and Cloud Computing
- CS4802 - Digital Image Processing
- CS4881 - Artificial Intelligence
- CS4920 - Information Security
- CS493 - Advanced Digital Design
- CS498 - Topics in Computer Science
- CS499 - Independent Study
- EE3050 - Dynamic Systems
- EE3220 - Digital Signal Processing 4 credits
- EE3720 - Control Systems 4 credits
- EE481 - Fuzzy Sets and Applications
- EE484 - Neural Networks
- SE3250 - Introduction to Game Development
- SE3830 - Human-Computer Interaction
- SE498 - Topics in Software Engineering
- SE499 - Independent Study
- SE4910 - Mobile Application Development
- SE4910I - Mobile Application Development-iOS
- SE4930 - Developing Secure Software
- SE4940 - Network Security Tools and Practices
Science Electives
Note: Courses in bold can be used for the 4 credit Science elective. Other courses can be used as a Math/Science elective.
- BI102 - Cell Biology and Genetics (4 credits) [in place of CH200 or as a science elective]
- BI1010 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I
- BI1020 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4 credits)
- BI1030 - Human Anatomy and Physiology III (4 credits)
- BI2020 - Cellular Microbiology (4 credits)
- BI2040 - Human Anatomy and Physiology IV (4 credits)
- BI2305 - Physiology I (4 credits)
- BI2315 - Physiology II
- BI256 - Microbiology (4 credits)
- BI499 - Life Science Independent Study
- CH201 - Chemistry II (4 credits)
- CH222 - Organic Chemistry I
- CH223 - Biochemistry (4 credits)
- CH302 - Chemistry III
- CH303 - Chemistry III Lab
- CH3020 - Food Chemistry
- CH322 - Organic Chemistry II
- CH323 - Organic Chemistry II Lab
- CH353 - Fundamentals of Environmental Chem
- CH3650 - Materials Science
- CH3660 - Surface Properties of Materials
- CH3670 - Polymer Chemistry
- CH371 - Modern Biotechnology
- CH373 - Advanced Biotechnology
- CH401 - Topics in Chemistry
- CH499 - Independent Study
- EB2240 - Engineering Applications in Biochemistry
- EB3300 - Molecular Nanotechnology
- EB3400 - Food Engineering
- PH2031 - Waves, Optics, Thermodynamics, and Quantum Physics (4 credits)
- PH320 - Lasers and Applications
- PH322 - Intro-Optics and Photonics
- PH324 - Fiber Optics/Fiber Optic Sensors
- PH325 - Acoustics & Illumination
- PH341 - Intro-Astronomy/Astrophysics
- PH342 - Relativity and Cosmology
- PH352 - Quantum Physics
- PH354 - Nuclear Power, Applications and Safety
- PH360 - Physics of Semiconductor Materials and Devices
- PH3600 - Physics of Semiconductor Materials and Devices
- PH361 - Physics of Materials
- PH3710 - Intro to Biophysics
- PH401 - Topics in Physics
- PH499 - Independent Study
- SC310 - Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
Math Electives
- MA232 - Calculus for Engineers IV
- MA235 - Differential Equations for Engineers (4 credits)
- MA327 - Mathematical Modeling (4 credits)
- MA330 - Vector Analysis
- MA340 - Business Statistics
- MA343 - Linear Programming
- MA344 - Nonlinear Programming
- MA380 - Advanced Differential Equations
- MA381 - Complex Variables
- MA382 - Laplace and Fourier Transforms
- MA384 - Statistical Methods for Use in Research
- MA385 - Modern Algebra with Applications
- MA386 - Functions of a Real Variable
- MA387 - Partial Differential Equations
- MA388 - Introduction to Number Theory
- MA390 - Financial Mathematics (4 credits)
- MA461 - Applied Probability Models (4 credits)
- MA481 - Game Theory (4 credits)
- MA3501 - Engineering Mathematics I (4 credits)
- MA3502 - Engineering Mathematics II (4 credits)
- MA3620 - Random Variables and Statistics
- MA3710 - Mathematical Biology
Business Electives
- MS 221 - Microeconomics
- MS 2220 - Foundations of Business Economics
- MS 3010 - Introduction to Health Care Industry
- MS 322 - Macroeconomics
- MS 331 - Business Law
- MS 3330 - Legal Aspects of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- MS 340 - Production Management
- MS 3401 - Applied Operations Management: Lean Techniques
- MS 3411 - Leading Project Teams
- MS 342 - Management Principles
- MS 3420 - International Management
- MS 3423 - Innovation and Business Markets
- MS 3425 - Entrepreneurship - An Overview, MS 3427 - Entrepreneurial Business Plans, and MS 3429 - Entrepreneurial Finance
- MS 361 - Marketing
- MS 4080 - Information Technology Systems in Health Care
- MS 452 - Investment & Portfolio Analysis
- MS 453 - Personal Investments
- MS 4545 - Finance and Accounting
- MS 4801 - Project Management
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Manitowoc Cranes On-campus Interviews
Manitowoc Cranes will be on campus to interview EE, EET, ME, and MET grads and interns.
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Manitowoc Cranes Information Session
Manitowoc Cranes will be hosting an Information Session. All interested students are invited to attend. Pizza will be provided.
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Heads up to fellow vets.
As some of you may know, we didn't attend school for a full month in September, so if you are using the post 9/11 GI bill you can expect about 75% of what you would normally get. Or at least that's what I received the other day. Since BAH payments are pro rated based on # of days in school.
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$400 / 161ft2 - Wonderful Apartment Room Directly at MSOE (1305 N Milwaukee St)
Hey everybody,
I got the opportunity to move together with my girlfriend and who can say no to that!
Therefore I am leaving my current apartment. In the apartment are also other guys living you share the rent with. They're major is international business.
The room has also a closet. The apartment contains additionally a living room, a eating area, kitchen, two balconies and of course a bathroom. It is located on the 3rd floor.
It is directly located in downtown Milwaukee at MSOE campus. So e.g. Campus, Kern Center, or Pick&Save are reachable within 1-5 minutes. Another advantage is, that campus police drives 24/7 by.
For any further questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
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MSOE Young Alumni Financial Series
Young Alumni Financial Series
Please join us for presentations and discussions on leading personal financial topics. Experts from the banking, legal, and insurance industries will be on hand to answer your questions and help you make informed decisions as you manage your personal life and career.
Location: APC
Time 5:30 – 7:30 pm
October, 7, Insurance Considerations
- Whole Life vs Term
- Disability- what is it?
- Health Care
- Property Insurance?
October 21, Legal Issues
- Wills
- Power of Attorney’s
- Beneficiaries
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ASCE - MEETING MINUTES 9_28_15.docx
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Trivia Night.PNG
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MSOE International_Viewbook.pdf
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Undergraduate Admissions
Is it a good idea to send letters of recommendation with your college application to MSOE?
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