COURSE CURRICULUM

The Industrial Engineering program offers a comprehensive curriculum that blends core engineering principles with specialized courses to prepare students for optimizing complex systems and processes. Foundational subjects include calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, physics, chemistry, and technical communication, which build a strong analytical and scientific base. Core engineering courses such as Introduction to Engineering, Engineering Design, Programming for Engineers, Statics, and Electric Circuits provide hands-on technical experience. Specialized industrial engineering topics cover Operations Research (deterministic and stochastic), Lean Production Systems, Workplace and Facilities Design, Industrial Ergonomics, Industrial Data Analytics, Quality Control, and Engineering Economics. The program also incorporates emerging technologies through courses like Industrial Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, and Cyber-Physical Systems. Mechanical and manufacturing courses such as Solid Mechanics, Thermo-mechanical Processing, Advanced Materials Engineering, Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer, Computer-Aided Design, and Integrated Manufacturing Systems further enhance practical knowledge. Ethical, professional, and societal aspects are addressed through courses like Health, Safety and Sustainability for Engineers, Ethics, Law and Professionalism, and Impact of Science and Technology on Society. The two-part Capstone System Design project allows students to apply their learning in real-world scenarios. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in operations, systems design, manufacturing, logistics, and data-driven decision-making across industries.