The Systems Science and Industrial Engineering (SSIE) Department has computer and physical laboratories dedicated for its undergraduate and graduate students in the Engineering Building (EB) and the Innovative Technologies Complex (ITC). These labs create an excellent academic atmosphere for students to accomplish tasks with all of the resources that a graduate or undergraduate student requires.
Engineering Building (EB) Laboratories
- A2 - Instructional Laboratory
- C3 - Complex Adaptive Systems & Computational Intelligence (CASCI) Laboratory
- F8 - Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) Instructional Laboratory
- J0 - Computational Operations Research & Engineering (CORE) Laboratory and Smart Energy (Senergy) Laboratory
- J4/J6 - Human Factors and Ergonomics Research Laboratory
- Q23 - Computer Laboratory
- S7 - Human Factors and Ergonomics Instructional and Research Laboratory
- T1 - Graduate Laboratory
Innovative Technologies Complex (ITC) or elsewhere
- Health Systems Engineering Center (HSEC)
- Advanced Reliability and Diagonostics Laboratory (IEEC)
- Automation Control Laboratory (New Lab)
- Biofabrication Laboratory - CE 2204, CE 2205
- Center for Advanced Microelectronics Manufacturing (CAMM) - ES 2100, CE 500 & 600
- Data Analysis and Modeling Laboratory (DAMOL)
- Smart Energy Operations Research Lab (SEORL) - ES 2200
- Smart Electronics Manufacturing Laboratory (SEML) - CE B500
- Systems Performance Excellence and Equity Lab (SPEEL)
