What is Industrial Engineering

I always see the two terms Operation Research and Industrial Engineering together, what is the diference btw these 2 ?

Georgia Institute of Technology has been the number one industrial engineering school for the last 2 decades (20 years in a row). Their IE program is divided into a few tracks including Operations Research (OR), Supply Chain Logistics, Manufacturing, and Economic Business Analysis. So, you can think of OR as a subsection of IE. At GaTech, students looking to pursue a Master and PhD often follow the OR track because it is especially focused on applied mathematics.

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haha yeahh im on my third year of industrial engineering kool, 2 more to go and I'm graduating yeahhh hahaha XD

LOVED IT. I'm also taking Industrial Engineering degree

IE superb!!!

No....is no the true, I recomend that you read the book of Shigeo Shingo, after that. if you want studie IEE you are welcome, im working in Quality Control and i dont need any Mechanical background, i have some but is not need it at all unless you work on the machining area. like cnc lathe or something like that...

Im IIE, and basically you´re looking for improve all the operations in the company, and how you made that? well, all is about to make efficient all the process (admin and productives areas) and the basis is reduce costs with the same proefficiente or improve this...with what i can made that? thats what you and your genius can do....but basically is reducing costs or improve the activities of your company.

Two words...too expensive

Unless you're in-state.