SCOTT
WALKER 

Professor of Practice
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      • Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
      • Bowling Green State University
      • Ohio Northern University
      • University of North Carolina, Charlotte
      • Catawba College
      • University of Massachusetts - Lowell
      • High Point University
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Industrial Systems Engineering

Masters in Industrial Systems Engineering

Virginia Tech
I decided to pursue an advanced degree in Industrial Systems Engineering to round out my years of industry experience.
Industrial and Systems Engineering is similar to other types of engineering in its concern with solving problems through the application of scientific and practical knowledge. What sets Industrial Engineering apart is its reliance on an integrated systems approach and application over a broad scope, including:  people, technology and organizational assessment and improvement.

The Grado Department of Industrial & Systems Engineering (ISE) recognizes that a strong educational foundation is the key to a successful engineering career.

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