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ISE Graduate Study Information
1.
General Background and Requirements
2. Master of Science (MSIE) Program Requirements and
Administration
3. Master of Engineering (ME) Program Requirements and
Administration
4. BS/MS and BS/ME Program Requirements and
Administration
5. BSIE/MBA Program Requirements
6. BS/MS Program in ISE and Applied Statistics
7. Thesis Requirements for MS Program
8. Approved Graduate Courses
The ISE department offers several different degree options to meet the
diverse interests of students seeking to continue their education in
industrial engineering. Moreover, the ISE faculty are engaged in exciting
research programs in the areas of manufacturing, ergonomics/biomechanics,
systems simulation, optimization, sustainable design, and advanced systems
integration/information systems. The department houses several
state-of-the-art laboratories in support of these research programs,
including the Brinkman Machine Tools and Manufacturing Lab, the Human
Performance Lab, the Advanced Systems Integration Lab, the Product and
Process Development Lab, and a general Computer Lab.
There are ample computing facilities within these specialized labs as
well as a dedicated computer PC lab that offers an extensive library of software
to support industrial engineering research and project work; including,
conventional word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation applications
(e.g., Office), database management (e.g., ACCESS, FoxPro), data
acquisition (e.g., Lab View) statistical analysis (e.g., Minitab, SAS),
facilities layout (e.g., AutoCAD, Factory Flow, Factory Plan), systems
simulation applications (e.g., ProModel, Arena), and manufacturing software
(e.g., MasterCam, material selection software).
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