H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering

Objectives and Outcomes for the Undergraduate Program at the Stewart School

To prepare students to function effectively and provide leadership within an organization as an IE professional.
To provide students a comprehensive education including methodological and computational skills with which to operate effectively within the IE problem domain, through training in problem representation, abstraction, and validation.
To prepare students to effectively present and sell their solutions and to do so in the context of written, oral, and electronic media.
To prepare students for life-long growth within the field/profession of industrial and systems engineering.

Upon graduation, the students will have obtained:

An ability to apply mathematics, science and engineering to the IE domain.
An ability to collect and analyze appropriate data.
An ability to apply IE methods to the design of constrained systems.
An ability to work in teams.
An ability to describe a problem, recognize its difficulty, and develop and evaluate potential solutions.
An understanding of their professional and ethical responsibilities.
An ability to present results effectively.
An ability to determine the impact of IE domain solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and social context.
An ability to continue to develop in the field.
Knowledge of current issues relevant to IE domain.
An ability to participate effectively within an organization.