Large systems: whether they are in the form of a skyscraper, a business-critical computer network, or a field of windmill turbines used to generate an environmentally-friendly power supply, effectively optimizing and managing the complexity of interrelated variables on a large-scale system of any kind requires an understanding of the big picture as well as an intense focus on the details. Critical services as public infrastructure, water, transportation and information are delivered by complex, automated systems that integrate operation, monitoring, and digital communication and control into physical devices that must meet complicated requirements. At Lehigh, our experts work together in an environment that embraces a wide range of ideas, methods, and thinking from the perspective of operating and maintaining large systems.
Click the links to learn more about Lehigh’s faculty and research on systems initiatives.
Faculty:
Rick Blum
Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Joseph Hartman
Associate Professor and Chair, Industrial and Systems Engineering
Hank Korth
Weiseman Professor and Chair, Computer Science and Engineering
Mayuresh Kothare
Associate Professor, Chemical Engineering
Edward Levy
Director, Energy Research Center
Professor, Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics
Herman Nied
Professor and Chair, Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics
Stephen Pessiki
Professor and Chair, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Richard Sause
Director, Advanced Technology for Large Structural Systems (ATLSS)
Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Affiliated Departments, Research Centers, Laboratories, Institutes and Programs
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Advanced Technology for Large Structural Systems (ATLSS) Center Department of Chemical Engineering |
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering |
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