This section provides brief descriptions of the courses recently offered by the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering. Students are also strongly encouraged to take advantage of the broad range of courses offered by other departments such as statistics, mathematics, computer science, management, psychology, physiology, and other fields of engineering.
The process of advancing toward your degree includes some important milestones. Plan ahead to meet these deadlines. | Read More >>
Our state-of-the-art research labs provide students with the latest technology to pursue their projects and learn the skills and techniques needed on the job. Whatever your area of interest, you'll find we have the facilities to guide and challenge you to excel. | Read More >>
There are a variety of activities in which a student may participate outside of the classroom. The diversity and number of organizations in the department reflects the wide range of the students' professional interests. | Read More >>
Industrial engineering graduates command high salaries. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook, the starting IE BS salary in 2007 was over $55,000 and was over $65,000 for a starting MS. The median income for all IEs was over $68,000. | Read More >>
