Ohio University - Industrial Engineering Programs

https://www.ohio.edu/engineering/ise

Russ College of Engineering and Technology

ISE at OHIO

Whether improving the production of automobiles to iPads, optimizing the transportation of goods across the country and the world, keeping theme park crowds flowing, or helping hospitals distribute their pharmaceuticals and scheduling their operating and emergency rooms, the work of industrial and systems engineers affects the many processes and environments you encounter every day. Companies large and small are driving a growing demand for experts in designing and improving supply chains and manufacturing, transportation and user systems in every sector of the economy.

Undergraduate Programs

Curriculum
As an ISE student, you’ll take the following courses to prepare for a career as an industrial engineer:

General education courses: English, Economics, Communications

General math and science courses: Calculus, Chemistry, Physics

Industrial engineering fundamental courses: Engineering Economy, Statistics, Work Measurement, Operations Research, Computer Simulation, Six Sigma

Basic engineering courses: Electric Circuits, Materials Science

In addition, you’ll complete a group of courses related to your intended professional practice. We offer these Professional Concentration Areas:

General IE
Manufacturing
Supply Chain Management
Health Care
Information Systems
Human Factors
Facility Planning and Management

https://www.ohio.edu/engineering/ise/academics/undergraduate

Faculty

Prof Dusan Sormaz
Undergraduate Chair 2020)
https://www.ohio.edu/engineering/about/people/sormaz

https://ohio.academia.edu/DusanSormaz

IISE 2020 Conference Attendees

Saeed Ghanbartehrani

Assistant Professor

Ohio University

Saeed Ghanbartehrani is an assistant professor in Industrial and Systems Engineering department at Ohio University. He received the PhD degree in Industrial engineering with major in information systems and minors in computer science and manufacturing systems from Oregon State University in 2015. His research involves data driven optimization and decision making and teaches courses in areas including information systems, data analytics, and databases.

Dale Masel

Professor and Chair

Ohio University

Dusan Sormaz

Professor

Ohio University