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Bachelor of Science in
Industrial and Engineering Management
The program leading to the B.S. in
Industrial and Engineering Management has as its objective the
combining of the fields of management and engineering. Students will
have the opportunity to develop skills in the following areas:
quantitative research, oral and written communication, critical
thinking, team dynamics and business technology. Global
relationships and ethical decision making are also integrated
throughout the core curriculum. The program is directed toward
preparing students for careers such as production manager, project
manager, planning specialist, technical liaison, materials manager
and quality control manager.
Declaration of Major
Declaring a major in Industrial and
Engineering Management requires the student to complete a
Declaration of Major form that must be signed by the department
chair. Before declaring a major, students must satisfy the LANG 120
requirement.
General Requirements for
Industrial and Engineering Management
This program requires a total of 124
semester hours. Major requirements are specified below:
- Required courses in the major—30 hours: MGMT
313, 350, 380, 381, 384, 386, 460, 464, 487, 492.
- Required courses outside the major—50 hours:
ACCT 215; CHEM 111, 132, 145, 236; ECON 102, 306; MAE 206, 314;
MSE 201; MATH
191, 192, 291; PHYS 221, 222; STAT 225.
- Management Cognate electives—3 hours chosen from STAT 321, 325, 326 or 327.
- Other departmental requirements—Successful
completion of MGMT 492 with a C or better demonstrates degree
competency. Students must have a grade of C or better in ACCT 215
and MGMT 492 to graduate. Demonstration of oral competency is fulfilled
by meeting published department standards regarding a designated
presentation. A passing score on a standardized test
after achieving junior standing demonstrates computer (business
technology) competency.
8/12/08
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