See the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Acceptance Information.

Note: Please see the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences entry in this catalog for additional requirements.

Students must meet minimum GPA requirements in engineering as specified by the Dean of Engineering to graduate from the program. See School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Academic Requirements

Basic science elective (CHE 108, PHY 207/PHY 257, BIO 200 or BIO 201)
CHE 107 General Chemistry for Engineers
EAS 140 Engineering Solutions
EAS 207 Statics
EAS 208 Dynamics or EAS 209 Mechanics of Solids
EAS 230 Higher-Level Language
EAS 305 Applied Probability
IE 306 Statistical Methods for Engineering
IE 320 Engineering Economy
IE 323 Ergonomics
IE 326 Planning for Production
IE 327 Facilities Design
IE 373 Introduction to Operations Research: Deterministic Models
IE 374 Introduction to Operations Research: Probabilistic Models
IE 408 Quality Assurance
IE 420 Industrial and Systems Laboratory
IE 477 Digital Simulation
IE 496 Industrial Engineering Internship
MTH 141 College Calculus I
MTH 142 College Calculus II
MTH 241 College Calculus III
MTH 306 Introduction to Differential Equations
MTH 309 Linear Algebra
PHY 107 General Physics I
PHY 108 General Physics II
PHY 158 Physics II Lab
One engineering science elective; must be chosen from EAS 209 (if EAS 208 is taken), EE 200, EE 202, or MAE 204.
One free elective
Five technical electives (three must be IE courses including one of either IE 441 or IE 435; other choices are restricted to those approved by the department)

Summary
Total required credit hours for the major: 114

See Baccalaureate Degree Requirements for general education and remaining university requirements.

FIRST YEAR
Fall CHE 107, EAS 140, MTH 141
Spring MTH 142, PHY 107, basic science elective; IE 101 (optional)

SECOND YEAR
Fall EAS 207, EAS 230, MTH 241, PHY 108, PHY 158
Spring EAS 208 or EAS 209; IE 320, MTH 306 or MTH 309, one engineering science elective

THIRD YEAR
Fall EAS 305, MTH 309 or MTH 306, IE 326, IE 323
Spring IE 306, IE 373, IE 327, IE 374

FOURTH YEAR
Fall IE 420, IE 477, 3 technical electives
Spring IE 408, IE 496, 2 technical electives, 1 free elective

Five technical electives are required (three must be IE courses including one of either IE 441 or IE 435; other choices are restricted to those approved by the department).

Other technical electives (TEs) may be drawn from 400 level electives from the Industrial and Systems Engineering Department, 300/400/500-level courses offered by other engineering departments or approved departments in the College of Arts and Sciences or in the School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (see the IE director of undergraduate studies for details on departments meeting this criterion). Note that electives which substantively duplicate coursework required for the IE degree, or other electives taken, can NOT be applied to the degree. (Generally, for instance, this precludes using CIE 308 or similar courses for a TE).

Technical electives may also be selected from the list below. **

(Note: Limited space may be available for nonmajors in many of the following courses.)

CSE 114 Introduction to Computer Science II
CSE 241 Digital Systems
CSE 250 Algorithms and Data Structures
EAS 480 Technical Communication or EAS 483 Engineering Procedure Writing (both may not be applied)
ECO 405 Microeconomic Theory
ECO 406 Topics in Microeconomic Theory
ECO 407 Macroeconomic Theory
MGA 201 Introduction to Accounting 1
MGA 202 Introduction to Accounting 2
PSY 333 Psychology of Work in Organizations
PSY 341 Cognitive Psychology
PSY 342 Cognitive Science
PSY 343 Sensory Processes and Perception
Some 300/400-level management school courses (with approval of the IE Director of Undergraduate Studies)

**Additional courses in management, economics, and psychology may be applied; please see the IE department for additional information and explicit permission to use the course for a technical elective.

Good standing as an industrial engineering student and acceptance as a graduate student by the School of Management.

Students apply directly to the management school during their junior year to be admitted to the MBA program. The MBA courses listed below are representative of those that have been required but may change prior to a students' acceptance into the MBA program. Students should confirm MBA program requirements upon their application & acceptance to that program directly with the School of Management.

Basic science elective (CHE 108, PHY 207/PHY 257, BIO 200 or BIO 201)
CHE 107 General Chemistry for Engineers
EAS 140 Engineering Solutions
EAS 207 Statics
EAS 208 Dynamics or EAS 209 Mechanics of Solids
EAS 230 Higher-Level Language
EAS 305 Applied Probability
IE 306 Statistical Methods for Engineers
IE 320 Engineering Economy
IE 323 Ergonomics
IE 326 Planning for Production
IE 327 Facilities Design
IE 373 Introduction to Operations Research: Deterministic Models
IE 374 Introduction to Operations Research: Probabilistic Models
IE 408 Quality Assurance
IE 420 Industrial and Systems Laboratory
IE 477 Digital Simulation
IE 496 Industrial Engineering Internship
MGA 604 Introduction to Financial Accounting
MGA 609 Management Accounting
MGB 601 Behavioral and Organizational Concepts for Management
MGE 601 Economics for Managers
MGF 631 Financial Management
MGG 635 Business Communications
MGM 625 Marketing Management
MGO 630 Operations and Service Management
MGO 641 Strategic Management
MGT 601 Ethics & Corporate Finance
MTH 141 College Calculus I
MTH 142 College Calculus II
MTH 241 College Calculus III
MTH 306 Introduction to Differential Equations
MTH 309 Linear Algebra
PHY 107 General Physics I
PHY 108 General Physics II
PHY 158 Physics II Lab
One engineering science elective; must be chosen from EAS 209 (if EAS 208 is taken), EE 200, EE 202, or MAE 204.
One free elective
Two IE technical electives (selected from the IE department), including one from IE 435 or IE 441
Six M.B.A electives
One MBA Practicum

Summary
Total required credit hours for IE portion of the degree: 114

See Baccalaureate Degree Requirements for general education and remaining university requirements.

Refer to the School of Management's handbook for requirements for MBA candidates.

FIRST YEAR
Fall CHE 107, EAS 140, MTH 141
Spring MTH 142, PHY 107, basic science elective; IE 101 (optional)

SECOND YEAR
Fall EAS 207, EAS 230, MTH 241, PHY 108, PHY 158
Spring EAS 208 or EAS 209; IE 320, MTH 306 or MTH 309, one engineering science elective

THIRD YEAR
Fall EAS 305, MTH 309 or MTH 306, IE 326, IE 323
Spring IE 306, IE 373, IE 327, IE 374

FOURTH YEAR
Fall IE 477, MGA 604, MGB 601, MGE 601, MGT 601, MGF 631, IE technical elective
Spring MGS 641, MGM 625, MGS 630, MGF 631, MGG 635, IE 408

Summer Students can lighten their course load by taking a technical or MBA elective.

FIFTH YEAR
Fall IE 420, IE technical elective; three MBA electives, MBA Practicum
Spring MGA 609, three MBA electives, IE 496

Contact School of Management for flex core course and elective options.

Note: It may be possible to take an MBA elective to the spring semester, in order to take an IE elective in the fall semester. Students should consult with MBA and IE advisors in choosing their electives if there are any questions.

A BS diploma and an MBA diploma are awarded upon completion, with a transcript notation that these degrees were awarded as part of a combined degree program.