Robert Ford

Professor at the School of Industrial and Systems Engineering at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Robert Ford serves as a Lecturer and the Undergraduate Program Coordinator. With a keen focus on the human-machine interface in complex systems and industrial ergonomics, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his role. His dedication to these fields is evident through his active involvement in both research and teaching. Robert Ford is committed to enhancing the educational experience for undergraduate students, ensuring they receive a comprehensive understanding of industrial and systems engineering principles. His role as Undergraduate Program Coordinator allows him to shape the curriculum and guide students through their academic journey, preparing them for successful careers in the industry. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Professor Ford is deeply engaged in the department's initiatives and programs. He collaborates with colleagues to develop innovative solutions and strategies that address current challenges in industrial ergonomics and human-machine interaction. His contributions have been instrumental in advancing the department's mission and fostering a dynamic learning environment.