The Department of Industrial, Manufacturing and Information Engineering
offers undergraduate and graduate programs leading to the Bachelor of Science, Master of Engineering, and Doctor of Engineering degrees. In Industrial Engineering, students investigate effective methods to integrate
people, machines, equipment, and energy sources to deliver a product or service.

Requirements of these programs are described in the Undergraduate and
Graduate Catalog. Program B.S. offerings are organized into four
traditional specialties: Industrial Management, Manufacturing Engineering,
Human Factors, and Information Engineering. The programs are intended to offer the students flexibility in building a program to fit their professional goals and needs. The Master of Engineering (M.E.) Program requirements is a multi-disciplinary, applied research, practice-oriented engineering program of courses with the opportunity to specialize in one or more areas. The Doctor of Engineering (D.Engr) program requirements offers the opportunity to mix courses to provide both breadth and depth. A wide range of course offerings in major and minor specialties can be selected from within and among MSU's departments. Some undergraduate courses may also be included in a student's graduate program plan.

CONTACTS:

Dr. S. Keith Hargrove, Chair and Associate Professor
Industrial, Manufacturing and Information Engineering Department
SEB 321, Tel: 443-885-3129, Fax: 443-885-8218.

Dr. S. W. Lee, Graduate Coordinator & Associate Professor
Industrial, Manufacturing and Information Engineering Dept., MEB 216, Tel:
443-885-3106,
Fax: 443-885-8218.