Last Updated: 02/24/2026 | All information is accurate and still up-to-date

We think seeing is believing. So, we invite you to tour the ISE Department and discover the many areas within ISE. They include our:

• World-class 3D printing lab (CAMAL)
• Robotics and automation lab
• Virtual reality cave and biomechanics lab
• Biomedical 3D printing lab

Let’s get started!

Take the Virtual Tour of Fitts-Woolard Hall

Take a virtual tour of Fitts-Woolard Hall, one of the newest engineering buildings on NC State’s Centennial Campus. This hall is a modern marvel of technology, showcasing advanced equipment and innovative design. You can explore the different lab spaces and see the latest facilities. This tour shows you where you will learn and work on projects. You can also get a feel for the place without visiting in person. You will see the modern classrooms and study areas that help you succeed. This tour is a great way to see what makes our engineering program special.

About Fitts-Woolard Hall

Along with the Edward P. Fitts Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE), Fitts-Woolard Hall (FWH), the College of Engineering’s newest building, houses the

• Operations Research Program (OR)
• Integrated Manufacturing Systems Engineering Program (IMSE)
• Department of Civil, Construction, and Environmental Engineering (CCEE)
• Dean’s Administration Office
• Master of Engineering Management Program (MEM)

This building brought the College together on Centennial Campus through a special partnership. With half the $150 million funding from North Carolina voters and the rest from private donations, NC State completed this 227,000-square-foot building.

Named after key supporters (Edward P. Fitts, Jr. (ISE ‘61), his wife, Debra, Edgar S. Woolard, Jr. (ISE ‘56), and his wife, Peggy), Fitts-Woolard Hall symbolizes the dedication of alumni and friends in advancing the College’s mission. This facility is an innovation center that promotes interdisciplinary research and industry collaboration.