Peggy Brouse, Ph.D.

George Mason University
School of Information Technology
Room 317, Science and Technology Building 2
Tel. (703) 993-1502 pbrouse@gmu.edu

Dr. Brouse is an Associate Professor in the Systems Engineering and Operations Research Department. She has taught undergraduate courses in Database Management and is currently teaching graduate classes in Requirements Engineering, Decision Support, Process Improvement and Cost Modeling. She also is teaching Ph.D. classes in Requirements Engineering. 
In addition, Dr. Brouse is Director of the Center for Systems Engineering Technologies. In this capacity, she is conducting research in systems engineering, requirements engineering, group decision support systems, multimedia, cost modeling, and process improvement. The laboratory is concerned with the application of multimedia and hyper media technologies to the requirements analysis phase of the life cycle. 
Dr. Brouse is the principal investigator on several ongoing projects with the Department of Transportation, the Department of Energy, Virginia Department of Transportation and Motorola Corporation. 
She received her Ph.D. in Information Technology from George Mason University (1992). She has a Masters of Business Administration from Marymount University (1986), a Bachelor of Science, Information Technology/Computer Science, American University (1978), and a Certificate in Computer Science from the U.S. Army Computer Systems Command Intern Program, 1975.
She teaches the following classes:

SYST 489 Senior Seminar
SYST 490  Senior Design Project I [f]
SYST 495  Senior Design Project II [s]
SYST 510 Systems Definition and Cost Modeling [f, sometimes su]
SYST 512  Systems Engineering for Design and Development [s]
SYST 530  Systems Management and Evaluation[s]
TCOM 521  Systems Engineering for Telecommunications Management[s]
INFT 851  Seminar: Advanced Topics in Requirements [f]