Editor's Desk
By Keith Albertson
How ISE is taught evolves, yet
human skills remain a constant
The spring semester is well underway at colleges and universities, with many
industrial and systems engineering students eyeing their undergraduate diplomas
or advanced degrees in 2022. They are pursuing their education in a time of rapid
change when the role and potential impact of automation and other factors present
a quickly moving target in every field. Keeping up with this evolution is an ongoing
task for ISE educators seeking to send their students into their careers with the
skills and knowledge they need to succeed.
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