Engineering: Industrial & Systems

Overview

Industrial & Systems Engineers design, analyze, and control complex systems, such as manufacturing systems, global supply chain, and service systems. Different from other engineering disciplines that apply skills to the specific areas, Industrial Engineering is the only engineering discipline that focuses on optimizing systems for maximum efficiency, minimum cost, quality improvement, safety, and other interests to the stakeholders of the system. It saves time, money, materials, energy, and other resources for the companies, industries, and essentially for our society. The skills of Industrial & Systems Engineers can be applied in an extremely wide range of organizations.

What You'll Do

• Understand the fundamental concepts required to be a professional in the field, including concepts in mathematics, physical sciences, and engineering.
• Obtain a more specialized knowledge in industrial management, manufacturing, and engineering analysis than can be applied to industrial and other complex systems.
• Have the ability to design or optimize complex systems given economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability constraints to meet the needs of society.
• Have experience using the techniques, skills, and tools necessary for modern careers in the field of industrial & systems engineering.

What You'll Study

• IM411 Total Quality Assurance 
• IM417 Manufacturing Resources Analysis 
• EP100 Physics & Engineering Concepts 
• MN220 Engineering Economic Analysis 

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