The educational objectives of the program are to provide high quality education in the field of Industrial and Systems Engineering so that its graduates will be well prepared to deal with current and future changing needs of the manufacturing and service industry. The graduate is to be not only well prepared to immediately enter the field, but also to pursue graduate studies for added preparation if he/she qualifies and desires. Furthermore, students are trained to develop their potential for innovation, communication skills, and leadership skills necessary for a successful career.

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The educational objectives of the program are to provide high quality education in the field of Manufacturing Engineering so that its graduates will be well prepared to deal with current and future needs of manufacturing industry. The graduate is to be well prepared for immediate entry into the field and prepared to pursue graduate studies if he/she qualifies and desires. Students are also trained to develop their potential for innovation, communication skills, and leadership skills necessary for a successful career.

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INDUSTRIAL AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING majors may also pursue a concurrent B.S.E. degree in Manufacturing Engineering and thus can earn two B.S.E. degrees at the same time:

B.S.E. degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering
B.S.E. degree in Manufacturing Engineering.

This requires a minimum of 15 credits of additional and separate courses beyond the 128 credits required for Fall 2006 catalog year BSE in Industrial and Systems Engineering alone. Both degrees must be earned at the same time.

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