Waldemar Karwowski
Pegasus Professor and Chair, Department of Industrial Engineering and Management Systems, University of Central Florida
11.3.2026
CALL FOR AUTHORS
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Advances in Integrated Intelligent Systems Engineering
Edited by: Waldemar Karwowski Vincent G. Duffy, and Gavriel Salvendy
To be published by John Wiley & Sons, New York
BOOK DESCRIPTION
Over the last five years, the field of systems engineering has undergone a significant transformation, driven by the integration of digital technologies, the need for a transdisciplinary approach to the subject matter, the impact of artificial intelligence, including deep learning and large language models, and the ever-increasing complexity of engineering projects globally.
Intelligent systems engineering is critical in today's complex and interconnected world. As technology advances and societal challenges become increasingly intricate, the need for intelligent approaches to designing, managing, and optimizing large-scale systems has never been more critical.
This edited book is designed to provide comprehensive coverage of the emerging field of integrated intelligent systems engineering, from foundational principles through advanced methodologies to practical applications and future directions.
"Advances in Integrated Intelligent Systems Engineering" will comprehensively cover principles, methodologies, tools, and case studies. The book will serve as both an authoritative guide for professionals and a foundational text for academics by focusing on the use of intelligent systems engineering to enhance efficiency, creativity, and collaboration, thereby enabling the development and use of complex engineered systems.
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
An expression of interest to contribute a chapter to this book should be sent directly to Dr. Waldemar Karwowski: wkar@ucf.edu and/or Dr. Vince Duffy: duffy@purdue.edu by March 19, 2026.
YOUR PROPOSAL SHOULD INCLUDE:
- Proposed chapter title
- Co-authors’ names and contact information (affiliation, address, and email)
- A short description of the intended contribution (max 250 words)
- Draft (tentative) Table of Contents
DELIVERY DATES:
Expression of interest: March 19, 2026
Draft table of contents: April 2, 2026
Chapters due on or before July 25, 2026
TENTATIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part I. Foundations of Systems Engineering
Part II. Evolution of Systems Engineering
Part III. Machine Learning in Systems Engineering
Part IV, Artificial Intelligence in Systems Engineering
Part V. Managing Trust and Explainability in Integrated Intelligent Systems
Engineering
Part VI. Stakeholder Engagement in Integrated Intelligent Systems Engineering
Part VII. Design and Operation of Integrated Intelligent Systems Engineering
Part VIII. Integrated Intelligent Systems Engineering: Applications
Part IX. Integrated Intelligent Systems Engineering: Case Studies
Part X. Future Directions in Integrated Intelligent Systems Engineering
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