Program Overview

Industrial and Systems Engineering MS

The Industrial and Systems Engineering MS program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in the field of industrial and systems engineering.

Program Requirements

The program offers two options: MS Thesis Option and MS Non-Thesis Option.

• MS Thesis Option
  • INSY 6600: Engineering Economic Systems (3 hours)
  • INSY 7300: Advanced Engineering Statistics I (3 hours)
  • INSY 7420: Linear Programming and Network Flows (3 hours)
  • INSY 7950: Seminar (1 hour)
  • INSY 7990: Research and Thesis (6 hours)
  • 6 credits in INSY (6 hours)
  • 9 credits in INSY or approved INSY-related courses (9 hours)
• MS Non-Thesis Option
  • INSY 6600: Engineering Economic Systems (3 hours)
  • INSY 7300: Advanced Engineering Statistics I (3 hours)
  • INSY 7420: Linear Programming and Network Flows (3 hours)
  • INSY 7950: Seminar (1 hour)
  • 12 credits in INSY (12 hours)
  • 9 credits in INSY or approved INSY-related courses (9 hours)

Graduate Programs

The Graduate School offers various programs, including:

• Industrial and Systems Engineering Graduate Certificate, MS/MBA, MS, MEM, PhD
• Automotive Manufacturing Systems Graduate Certificate
• Engineering Management MEM
• Industrial and Systems Engineering MS
• Industrial and Systems Engineering PhD
• Manufacturing Systems Graduate Certificate
• Modeling and Data Analytics for Operations Graduate Certificate
• Occupational Safety & Ergonomics Graduate Certificate

Graduate Policies

The Graduate School has various policies in place, including:

• Admissions
• Registration
• Academic Progress
• International Opportunities
• Graduate Assistantships & Fellowships
• Doctoral Degrees
• Master's Degree Program
• Specialist in Education Degree
• Graduate Minors

Research Areas

The university has various research areas, including:

• Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station
• Alabama Cooperative Extension System
• Office of Institutional Research

Academic Calendar

The university follows an academic calendar, which includes:

• Academic Calendar
• Course Schedule
• Advisement Schedule
• Final Exam Schedule
• Registration Schedule

Colleges

The university has various colleges, including:

• College of Agriculture
• College of Architecture, Design & Construction
• Raymond J. Harbert College of Business
• College of Education
• Samuel Ginn College of Engineering
• College of Forestry, Wildlife and Environment
• Graduate School
• Honors College
• College of Human Sciences
• College of Liberal Arts
• College of Nursing
• Harrison College of Pharmacy
• College of Sciences and Mathematics
• College of Veterinary Medicine