Department Vision:
Leadership and excellence locally, regionally, and globally in the field of Industrial and Systems Engineering.
Department Mission:
Preparing competent female engineers capable of competing both locally and globally within an integrated academic environment that develops engineering knowledge and skills, fosters innovation and scientific research, and contributes to the achievement of national sustainable development goals and community service.
Department Goals:
- Applying modern technologies in the fields of industrial and systems engineering to identify problems and develop optimal solutions that enhance the performance of industrial and service institutions.
- Adhering to ethical standards and integrity in the practice of the engineering profession.
- Promoting community engagement to contribute to improving the quality of life within society.
- Enabling graduates to face professional challenges by effectively using knowledge and modern technologies.
- Ensuring a high level of communication and leadership skills.
- Encouraging the pursuit of postgraduate studies by providing a supportive environment for scientific and research productivity.
Department Guide:
The ISE department provides comprehensive guides to ensure that both students and faculty have the information they need to succeed in the academic environment.
Student Handbook:
The Student Handbook is an essential resource for all students in the Industrial and Systems Engineering program.
It contains:
- Program overview
- Curriculum details and course descriptions
- Academic policies and procedures
- Student resources and support services
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Faculty Handbook:
The Faculty Handbook serves as a guide for all faculty members in our department.
It includes:
- Faculty duties and responsibilities.
- Academic policies and procedures.
- Scientific research and development.
- Quality assurance and academic accreditation.
- Facilities and resources.
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These handbooks are regularly updated to reflect the most current information and policies. We encourage all students and faculty to familiarize themselves with these important documents.
