Georgia Institute of Technology College of Engineering 0 courses
The principal strength of the academic program leading to the Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (BS IE) is its blend of mathematics, physical sciences and business applications. The methodology foundation is built on probability, optimization, statistics, computing, and economics. The program features a unique concentration system that allows students to get a broad industrial engineering education and to specialize in areas such as This blend produces the flexibility that is inherent in the field of industrial and systems engineering, and that affords BSIE graduates a wide array of career options. Our graduates are constantly looking for ways to make anything in life work better, more efficiently and more productively. The H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering expects our graduates (in 3 to 6 years):
Threads and Concentrations
This degree is completed through a thread or concentration, each with its own page and course list: Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering - Advanced Studies in Operations Research and Statistics; Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering - Analytics and Data Science; Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering - Artificial Intelligence/Operations Research for Decisions; Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering - General; Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering - Economic and Financial Systems; Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering - Operations Research; Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering - Quality and Statistics; Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering - Supply Chain Engineering.
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