Undergraduate Overview
The Department of Industrial, Manufacturing & Systems Engineering at Texas Tech is
respected and ranked nationally. Students take a hands-on approach to their learning
with courses in manufacturing, data science, logistics, work design, and project management.
Our state-of-the-art Stinson Advanced Manufacturing Lab for 3D-printing prepares you
for the growing field of additive manufacturing engineering.
The department offers a variety of industrial engineering undergraduate courses and
activities while maintaining small class size. Professors know their students by name
and are genuinely interested in preparing them for a successful engineering career.
Graduates of the undergraduate program are recruited heavily by a variety of national
and regional corporations and generally start with above-average salaries.
The undergraduate curriculum in Industrial, Manufacturing & Systems engineering prepares
students for professional careers in the analysis and design of human-machine work
systems. Students entering the industrial engineering undergraduate program will be
assigned a faculty advisor and will be responsible for arranging a course of study
with the advisor's approval.
IMSE Undergraduate Degree Plans
Please refer to the below links for your degree plan according to your catalog year. Your catalog year is determined based on the semester you are admitted to Texas Tech, or based on transfer credits by your advisor. Your catalog year can be found by checking your Degree Works on Raiderlink. If you need assistance determining your catalog year or questions regarding your degree plan, please reach out to the Undergraduate Academic Advisor.
Undergraduate Links
- Objectives and Outcomes
- Industrial Engineering Brochure
- Minors
- Financial Aid & Scholarships
- Advising & Registration
For more information, please contact imse@ttu.edu.
Industrial, Manufacturing, & Systems Engineering
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Address
Texas Tech University, Box 43061 | Lubbock, TX 79409-3061 -
Phone
806.742.3543 -
Email
imse@ttu.edu