Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering
Contact:
Sarah Ryan
3004 Black Engineering
515 294-0129
bushore@iastate.edu
We offer an opportunity to develop the skills that will help you become an engineering leader in the 21st century. Learn advanced concepts, theories, and formal methods that will help you develop your design and decision-making skills in the context of engineering complex systems. Your research will give you experience with modern computational methods and laboratory experience in manufacturing and human factors. Most importantly, you’ll learn to solve complex engineering problems involving people, hardware, and software.
Areas of Specialization
- Applied operations research
- Engineering management
- Enterprise computing/information engineering
- Ergonomics/Human factors engineering
- Manufacturing processes
- Manufacturing systems engineering
- Bioinformatics and computational biology (interdepartmental)
- Human-computer interaction (interdepartmental)
- Information assurance (interdepartmental, MS only)
- Systems engineering (interdepartmental, MEngr only)
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