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Discover engineering, data science, and problem-solving through hands-on experiences designed for K–12 students and educators. Explore camps, competitions, classroom programs, and professional development opportunities from Georgia Tech ISyE.
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What Do Industrial Engineers Do?
Industrial engineers are the ultimate problem solvers who turn complex, chaotic processes into smooth, super-efficient systems. Think of them as real-life puzzle masterminds: while other engineers design individual objects like cars, smartphones, or bridges, industrial engineers design the entire step-by-step process that builds, moves, and improves those things. When you get a package delivered to your doorstep in a single day, zip through a rollercoaster line at a theme park, or see a hospital emergency room run seamlessly, you are experiencing the magic of industrial engineering. By combining math, technology, and human behavior, they figure out how to eliminate waste, lower costs, protect the planet, and keep workers safe. Ultimately, industrial engineers spend their days making the world run faster, safer, and infinitely better for everyone on Earth.
Student Programs
Explore camps, competitions, and research opportunities that are built to help high schoolers succeed.
Teacher Programs
Learn more about Georgia Tech workshops and research opportunities that help you expand your skillset.
School Programs
Request a school visit and learn more about Georgia Tech admissions and Industrial Engineering.
ISyE K-12 Programs
Professional Development for Teachers
Would you like to incorporate industrial engineering methodologies and applications into your curriculum? If so, ISyE can help. Industrial engineering tools can be used to enhance a variety of subjects, and ISyE faculty are available upon request to help local high schools incorporate such content into their curriculum.
Math Teachers Day at Georgia Tech
Math Teachers Day is an annual event hosted at Georgia Tech under the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE), designed to bring math teachers together for connection, learning, and shared inspiration. Founded in 2022, the event has grown quickly each year, and we were thrilled to welcome 50+ teachers at our most recent gathering. Whether you’re joining us for the first time or returning, we’re excited to have you with us. Math Teachers Day is an annual event hosted at Georgia Tech under the H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE), designed to bring math teachers together for connection, learning, and shared inspiration.
K-12 News
High School Adventures in IE: iExperience Summer Camp
From the outset, students are engaged in a hands-on journey through visits to corporate giants like The Coca-Cola Company and PwC. These excursions not only showcase real-world applications of IE but also provide insights into life as a Georgia…
How PACE Helped Bring NVIDIA H200 GPUs to the Seth Bonder Camps
For many students learning artificial intelligence, the biggest challenge is not understanding the concepts. It is gaining access to the computing resources needed to bring those concepts to life.
AI4OPT Summer 2026 Camps Introduce Students to the Future of AI and Data Science
Designed to introduce students to real-world applications of AI, optimization, data science, and computational thinking, the 2026 summer program provided students with hands-on experiences ranging from Python programming and deep learning to…
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