About the IEEE Control Systems Society IEEE Control Systems Society (CSS) is an organizational unit of the IEEE. It was founded in 1954 and is dedicated to the advancement of the theory and practice of systems and control in engineering. Membership Find out what it means to be a member and how to become one Student Membership Find out how to become a student member President's Message Welcome message from the society president What is Control? Information on what is Control Constitution & Bylaws View CSS governing documents BoG Minutes View BoG meeting minutes Volunteer Resources Information and resources for volunteers in the society Governance Information about the society governance Connect With IEEE CSS Connect with the IEEE CS Society The IEEE Control Systems Society Mission The Control Systems Society is dedicated to the advancement of the theory and practice of systems and control. Founded in 1954, the IEEE CSS has been at the forefront of control systems theory and technology for over 65 years. Its focus is to promote scientific, technological, and educational advancements in the fields of automatic control, decision making, theory and applications, all over the world. Application areas include, and not limited to, aerospace systems, automotive systems, communication networks, cyber-physical systems, manufacturing, micro/nano systems, power grids, process control, robotics, smart communities, and systems and synthetic biology. Message From The Executive Committee CSS holds fairness in opportunities and broader representation as core values. CSS strongly condemns systemic racism and sexism as well as any inequitable treatment of anyone, anywhere. We will continue to be guided by these core values and join hands with the science and engineering community at large and maintain our resolve to speak out and act against injustices and inequities of all kinds. CSS commits to conduct its operations always with this in mind. CSS has established the CSS Fund within the IEEE Foundation specifically to assist in activities of outreach and broadening opportunities for all. We would welcome suggestions and proposals as to how best we might achieve this.
