General Overview

At the Department of Industrial Information Systems Engineering, students learn how to design, manage, and improve a comprehensive system consisting of human, materials, information, equipment, and energy. They learn how to think systematically and take a more systemic approach under our systematic programs. They also develop such skills as information gathering and analysis and system modeling. Our graduates are expected to lead the knowledge-based global society with the systematic education and training.

Educational Goals/Objectives

We teach students:

• how to solve problems through systemic thinking;
• how to collect, analyze, and apply data and information;
• how to analyze, model, design, and optimize systems;
• how to improve communication capabilities; and
• how to serve and lead society, church, and local communities.

Areas of Specialization and/or Course Titles

• MIS (Management Information System)
• Manufacturing Systems Engineering
• Quality and Management Engineering
• Software Engineering
• Network System
• O.R. (Operations Research)
• e-Business
• HCI (Human Computer Interaction)
• Social Systems Engineering

Career Opportunities/Job Situation

• General industrial areas: productions, logistics, distributions and services
• Consultants and developers at IT service companies
• Engineers of production operations and quality control at manufacturing companies

Related Licenses

Engineer Information Process, Engineer Quality Management, 6-sigma, CPIM, etc.