Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (B.S.I.E)
Industrial and systems engineering is concerned with the design, improvement and installation of integrated systems of people, materials, information, equipment and energy. It draws upon specialized knowledge and skill in the mathematical, physical, and social sciences together with the principles and methods of engineering analysis and design, to specify, predict, and evaluate the results to be obtained from such systems. (Source: IISE)
The Industrial Engineering undergraduate program requires a total of 40 courses. The program is flexible and can accommodate many academic options which may be discussed with your faculty advisor or the undergraduate program director.
Curriculum
Curriculum
Discover the curriculum for the bachelors of science in industrial engineering.
Courses
Courses
View industrial engineering courses.
Concentrations
Concentrations
Our 6 concentrations include: Customized Research, Data Analytics, Operations Research & Computer Modeling, Product Development & Manufacturing Systems, Engineering Management, and Health Systems Engineering.
Est 1929
rich history, modern curriculum
Hands-On
co-op/internships, study abroad, class projects
Faculty
teaching & research excellence
- One of the five oldest IE programs in the U.S. with a progressive curriculum and consistently ranked among the top 20 undergraduate programs
- A multidisciplinary emphasis on problem-solving and re-engineering for a better future
- Predominantly quantitative coursework emphasizing mathematical and computer modeling approaches to problem-solving
- An active, cohesive and dynamic student body that is engaged across campus
- Faculty who are mentors both in and out of the classroom
- Opportunities to integrate and synthesize material in order to solve real-world problems as part of the required curriculum
- Preparation to work in any type of industry or institution including manufacturing, logistics, health care, finance, law, retail, consulting, education, energy, and entrepreneurial ventures
- Numerous opportunities for study abroad to learn engineering from a global perspective
- Strong cooperative education (co-op) program that improves your value as an engineer
- Exposure to the humanities and social sciences through six elective courses
- Opportunity to select five technical electives, of which three may be selected from other programs in the university such as other engineering departments, the sciences, mathematics, economics, business, computer science, or information science
- Capstone design course in the final term, where students, working in small teams, complete a term-long project in an industry or institutional setting
