The Industrial Engineering and Information Systems programs are separate but related fields that focus on optimizing and improving various aspects of processes, systems, and operations within industries and organizations. We emphasize performance research, production and operation, optimization of industrial processes, information management of

industrial systems, and more. It includes the mathematical side of information systems and the operational side of industrial engineering related to product development.

Industrial and Information Systems Engineering Studies Program

Our joint Industrial and Information Systems Engineering program is committed to providing students with an integrated education with the knowledge, skills, and ethical foundation needed to excel in the interconnected world of modern industries and technology. Our mission is to create a transformative learning environment that combines industrial engineering principles with advanced information systems, fostering innovation, interdisciplinary cooperation, and ethical responsibility, preparing graduates to become leaders in optimizing processes, systems, and technologies.

Our program aims to foster multidisciplinary excellence, promote hands-on learning, encourage innovation, develop holistic problem-solving skills, teach ethical responsibility, encourage interdisciplinary collaboration, equip students with a global perspective, provide a foundation that fosters continuous learning and adaptability, prepare graduates to adopt emerging technologies quickly, teach communication and teamwork skills and prepare students for future careers in the field.

By adhering to these principles, we aim to produce graduates who not only possess the technical skills but also have the creativity, ethical awareness, and collaborative mindset necessary to contribute to the advancement of computer engineering, shape the future of technology, and positively impact society.

Processes, people, information, and technology are integrated into all areas of our lives and affect them significantly. The bachelor's degree program in industrial and information systems engineering is intended for students with excellent quantitative and analytical skills who are also interested in understanding human behavior and its impact on systems. The program, which includes a variety of relevant fields of knowledge, trains its graduates to create content, perform analysis, and improve processes and procedures in which people, information, technology, equipment, and materials are integrated.