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of the undergraduate Class of 2019 secured jobs or graduate school admissions within six months of graduation.
In an interconnected and data-driven world, modern society relies on increasingly complex systems – industrial and systems engineering is about improving the efficiency and effectiveness of these systems to solve relevant, real world problems.
Today, engineers with strong roots in engineering and science, and with capability in data analysis, are needed to improve technology and processes in enterprises. The Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in industrial and systems engineering (ISE) program at Stevens prepares you with cross-disciplinary, ‘big picture’ systems perspectives and knowledge to engineer, develop and maintain complex systems in multiple industries, including manufacturing, aerospace, healthcare, transportation, energy, finance, entertainment, service and more.
Graduates of the ISE program often pursue the following career paths:
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In the ISE program, you’ll learn how to design, manage and implement solutions to improve quality, performance and efficiency. Essentially, you’ll determine how to do things better: increase customer satisfaction, improve efficiencies, decrease costs, and reduce waste in enterprise operations.
Students in the ISE program will have an opportunity to immerse themselves in the exploration of complex systems at the Center for Complex Systems & Enterprises (CCSE) Immersion Lab. Students will also have an opportunity to interact with world-class researchers from the Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC) on relevant research topics.
Students who complete the ISE program at Stevens are well positioned to drive entire organizations toward success, making them an invaluable technical resource as leaders in industry and government continue to seek solutions to modern enterprise system challenges.
The industrial and systems engineering course curriculum includes:
The ISE program meets the requirements as an ABET accredited B.E. program, with a concentration in industrial and systems engineering.
Faculty at Stevens understand that tomorrow’s engineers require the skills to utilize data to build modern, efficient systems. The ISE program at Stevens is data driven; our faculty teach the extraction of useful data from information enterprises and its application in mathematical models and analytical tools to gain insight for problem solving and decision support.
“The ISE program at Stevens is a rich educational experience that provides students a broad-based engineering education with a specialization in data analysis aspects of the industrial and systems engineering fields.”
The curriculum is designed not just to teach students to think about the ways in which technology can help organizations accomplish goals, but also to apply systems analytics and data science to engineering design. This creates engineers who bring a larger perspective on systems, with a capability to use data to develop a big picture model of systems, analyze problems, and optimize system quality and performance.
of the undergraduate Class of 2019 secured jobs or graduate school admissions within six months of graduation.
The average starting salary for the Class of 2019
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There is more data on everything and everyone; a result of the increased proliferation worldwide of mobile technologies, the Internet of Things (IoT) and even smart home devices. This is creating an environment where engineers with strong roots in engineering and science, and with capability in data analysis, are in high demand across many sectors in business and in society as a whole.
World-class data analysis and visualization labs provide students with access to technologies that'll set them apart on the job.
Within minutes of New York City, Stevens provides students with easy access to the most exciting internship and job opportunities in systems engineering.
Research at Stevens is an extensive, deep and a fundamental part of the fabric of the school. And we're home to the Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC).