1995-1996 Undergraduate Catalog
College of Engineering - Industrial Engineering |
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Professor Satish J. Kamat, department head
Professor Lambert; Associate Professors Cox, Finch, Staffeldt; Assistant Professors Pines, Mullen; College Assistant Professor Green
DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
Industrial engineers are primarily concerned with the analysis, design, and control of production, service, and distribution systems. They draw upon specialized knowledge and skills in mathematical, physical, and social
sciences, together with the principles and methods of engineering analysis and design, to specify, predict, and evaluate the result to be obtained from such systems. Industrial engineering is unique among engineering disciplines in its focus on the human element in systems. Industrial engineers are employed in manufacturing, hospitals, utility companies, retailing, government agencies, research organizations, consulting firms. Further opportunities in management often develop for industrial engineers. The undergraduate program is fully accredited by ABET and is the only one in New Mexico.
Requirements (Total credits 137)
Freshman Year (35 credits)
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ENGR 101, Introduction to Engineering | 1
cr.
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M E 159, Graphical Communication and Design | 2
cr.
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MATH 191, 192, Calculus and Analytic Geometry I, II | 6
cr.
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I E 151, Computational Methods in Industrial Engineering I | 3
cr.
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I E 152, Introduction to Industrial Engineering | 2
cr.
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CHEM 114, General Chemistry for Engineers | 5
cr.
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PHYS 215, Engineering Physics I | 3
cr.
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PHYS 215L, Engineering Physics I Lab | 1
cr.
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ENGL 111G, Rhetoric and Composition | 4
cr.
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Humanities or social science elective** | 3
cr.
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ROTC or approved elective* | 1
cr.
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Sophomore Year (33 credits)
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MATH 291 Calculus and Analytic Geometry III | 3
cr.
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ECON 251G, Principles of Macroeconomics | 3
cr.
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PHYS 216, Engineering Physics II, or
BIOL 254, Human Physiology*** 3
cr.
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I E 217, Manufacturing Processes | 2
cr.
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I E 217L, Manufacturing Processes Lab | 1
cr.
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I E 311, Engineering Data Analysis | 3
cr.
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I E 351, Computation Methods in Industrial Engineering II | 3
cr.
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C E 233, Mechanics-Statics | 3
cr.
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M E 234, Mechanics-Dynamics | 3
cr.
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E E 201, Networks I | 3
cr.
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Approved math elective* | 3
cr.
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Junior Year (35 credits)
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MATH 392, Differential Equations | 3
cr.
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I E 316, Methods Engineering | 3
cr.
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I E 365, Quality Control | 3
cr.
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I E 467, Simulation Modeling | 3
cr.
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Math elective*, upper-division | 3
cr.
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Humanities or social science elective** | 3
cr.
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ENGL 218G, Technical and Professional Communication | 3
cr.
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ACCT 200, A Survey of Accounting | 3
cr.
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CH E 313, Engineering Materials | 3
cr.
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Engineering elective* | 3
cr.
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Humanities or social science elective** | 3
cr.
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ROTC or approved elective* | 2
cr.
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Senior Year (34 credits)
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I E 413, Engineering Operations Research I | 3
cr.
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I E 424, Production and Inventory Control | 4
cr.
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I E 451, Engineering Economy | 3
cr.
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I E 460, Evaluation of Engineering Data | 3
cr.
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I E 478, Facilities Planning and Design | 3
cr.
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I E 480, Production Systems Synthesis | 3
cr.
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COMM 265G, Principles of Human Communication | 3
cr.
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Engineering electives* | 6
cr.
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Humanities or social science elective** | 3
cr.
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ROTC or approved elective* | 3
cr.
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*A detailed list of approved electives is available in the Department of Industrial Engineering.
**Humanities and social science electives must be selected to satisfy the college and university general education requirements.
***A two course sequence in either physics or chemistry is required.
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