Industrial Engineering (BS)

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Create the cornerstone for your engineering career

Lay the groundwork at A&M-Commerce for a career in a highly technological world. You will learn principles of engineering, science and mathematics that will enable you to identify and formulate solutions to complex engineering problems. After addressing economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability challenges, you will gain the ability to design systems, components or processes to meet industry needs. This program will provide you with opportunities to develop your analytical, planning and leadership abilities so you are ready to join a wide variety of organizations to design, manufacture or improve their systems.

Where It Is Offered Commerce

Duration 4-5 years

Foreign Language No foreign language credits required

Delivery Face-To-Face

Total Credit Hours 126 hours

Thesis Requirements No thesis required

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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (BS) :: 1.2 Is this Program a Good Fit for You?

Is this Program a Good Fit for You?

Industrial Engineering students are typically interested in:

Process improvement
Eliminating waste
Efficiency and productivity
Sustainability

Simulation and automation
Logistics and supply chain
Operations management

Industrial Engineering :: ABET Accreditation

ABET Accredited

The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org. ABET accreditation signifies that a program meets rigorous academic standards set by the accreditor. Graduating from an accredited program means you’ll receive a quality education that prepares you for building a safer, more sustainable world. Learn more about our accreditation by viewing our graduation data and program standards. The result of these standards are laid out in our Program Educational Objectives and Student Outcomes.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (BS) :: 1.7 Alumni Profiles

Alumni Profiles

Getting a degree from a university in the United States was my dream. I had the odds stacked against me, but I never stopped dreaming and working hard to accomplish that goal.

Viktoria Tabeleva-Leal

Quality/Continuous Improvement Engineer at Oldcastle Building Envelope

Graduated 2017

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (BS) :: 1.9 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Internship opportunities

Internship experience provides the foundation employers are often looking for. Although not required for your degree, internships are an important part of your education experience. These are just a few of the companies that partner with Career Development and offer opportunities for A&M-Commerce industrial engineering students.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (BS) :: 1.10 MINORS

Minors

Engineering and Systems Management
Engineering Mathematics
Engineering Statistics

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (BS) :: 1.11 WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Engineering professor helping students with equipment

What You Will Learn

After finishing challenging, fast-paced coursework, you’ll be prepared for specific jobs including manufacturing engineer, production planner, project manager and industrial engineer.

Courses to Prepare You for Your Career

Foundation courses include design and construction for structures, engineering mechanics and statistics.
Supporting courses include quantitative chemistry, economics and advanced calculus.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (BS) :: 1.12 FEATURED COURSES

Featured Courses

Industrial Operations Research IE 312

You will be introduced to the application of linear programming techniques. Most of the mathematic models presented in this course are normal prescriptive or optimization applications. The course includes discussions of the Simplex method, sensitivity analysis, duality and post optimal analysis.

Human Factors Engineering IE 403

In this course, you will learn about the design of the human-system interface. The principles of the life sciences, engineering, and mathematics are applied to the investigation of existing and proposed socio-technical systems. You will also learn different methods for the reduction of fatigue and human error.

Industrial Systems Design IE 495

This industrial engineering capstone design course covers flexible manufacturing systems and manufacturing integration–integrated knowledge to be gained from applying classroom knowledge to a system design project. You will be able to work with industry sponsors on real-world industrial engineering process-improvement activities.

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