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Systems and Control within Mechanical Engineering
Courses in BSc Mechanical Engineering
The Delft Center for Systems and Control (DCSC) is taking care of the following courses in the BSc curriculum of Mechanical Engineering.
| Compulsory BSc Course | Course code | Lectures | ECTS | |
| Introduction Modelling and Control Engineering | WB2104 | 3 | 0/0/0/4 | |
| Systems and Control Engineering | WB2207-07 | 3 | 4/0/0/0 | |
| Signaalanalyse | WB3250 | 3 | 0/0/4/0 | |
| Mechatronica project | WBTP211-10 | 10 | 6/4/0/0 of 0/0/6/4 |
Courses in MSc Mechanical Engineering / Track Control Engineering
The MSc program Mechanical Engineering contains several courses provided in the MSc program systems and control, both in the compulsory as in the elective part of the program. The specific requirements depend on the MSc track chosen. For the MSc track ME-CE (Control Engineering) all compulsory courses are from this program. For details on the ME-CE track see
- MSc Study guide Control Engineering (PDF file)
MSc Thesis project within Mechanical Engineering
Students following the MSc track ME-CE (Control Engineering) will generally do their Thesis project within the Delft Center of Systes and Control. DCSC keeps a list with current open "thesis subjects", but students are welcome to submit their own suggestions. Have a look at our list of active MSc students.
Pre-masters programs
Students with a (HBO) Bachelor degree may be admitted to the MSc Mechanical Engineering. A pre-Masters program of 30 ECs needs to be completed before the candidate is formally admitted. For details seeFor questions contact dr. Peter Heuberger.
