Mission and Objectives
Background
Information and systems engineering research at Boston University
is strong and accomplished but also spread across departments, colleges
and schools within the University. In 2002, the Trustees approved
the new CISE in order to foster greater interactions among researchers
speaking the same technical language across diverse
application domains.
Currently, there are 30 affiliated faculty from the departments of Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Mathematics and Statistics, Mechanical Engineering, Operations Management and the Division of Systems Engineering.
Mission Statement and Objectives
CISE provides a home across departments for faculty and students interested
in information and systems engineering methodologies and their relevance to
application domains encompassing the analysis, design, and management of complex
systems.
Currently, focal application domains include:
• Automation, robotics and control
• Communications and networking
• Computational Biology
• Information Sciences
• Production, Service Systems, and Supply Chains.
Within the scope of these interdisciplinary methodologies and application areas, and working in close collaboration with the Division of Systems Engineering,
the Center's objectives are to:
• Foster interdisciplinary collaboration
in systems research amongst faculty and graduate students
at Boston University
• Enhance access to related interdisciplinary activities throughout Boston
University
• Strengthen graduate and undergraduate student recruitment opportunities
and improve retention of faculty who have achieved excellence in the field
• Support interdepartmental course and degree programs by increasing student
and faculty awareness of the scope and depth of systems related offerings across
departments
• Work with industry and government on systems applications critical to
the implementation of emerging technologies
CISE, an interdisciplinary center at Boston University, is a collaboration among faculty from the College of Engineering, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the School of Management.
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