Cyber Systems Design & Dynamics - Machine Learning & Autonomous Systems (BS)

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Cyber Systems Design & Dynamics (CSDD) is an innovative degree program merging the realms of digital design, human-computer interaction, virtual and augmented reality, data science, and intelligent computing systems architecture. This program equips students with unique and in-demand skills to create engaging virtual environments, immersive applications, predictive data systems, cyber physical systems, and interactive media. Coursework involves software development and engineering, machine learning, data engineering, 3D modeling, UX/UI design, narrative creation, and the psychological aspects of immersive technology. Engaging projects are an essential part of the curriculum and are designed to reinforce theoretical learnings. Additionally, hands-on cooperative industry experience provides real-world exposure for students. Graduates gain skills applicable to industries like aersospace, entertainment, education, healthcare, and manufacturing—preparing them for roles such as an XR designer, immersive content creator, data scientist, machine learning engineer, computer vision engineer, or UX designer. This degree is a strategic investment for those looking to thrive in a technologically advanced world and is ideal for tech-savvy creatives keen on redefining how people interact with digital worlds.

Kansas State University Core: 34-36 Credit Hours

K-State Core is the foundation for an impactful life and career after time at K-State.

The K-State Core framework covers six disciplinary areas: English, Communications, Mathematics & Statistics, Natural & Physical Sciences, Social & Behavioral Sciences, and Arts and Humanities. In addition, a seventh area is reserved for institutionally designated use, which K-State is keeping as free electives. In total, the framework takes up 34-35 credit hours of 100 and 200-level coursework. Students who complete their general education elsewhere cannot be required to take additional general education coursework in the disciplinary areas of the framework without permission from KBOR to continue requiring courses in the K-State Core.