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Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Industrial & Systems Engineering (INSE)

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Industrial & Systems Engineering (INSE)
Total Credits: approximately 130-140 credits
Core Courses

Begin with foundational courses such as Introduction to Industrial Engineering, Engineering Mathematics I and II, and Physics for Engineers. These are followed by courses in systems modeling, probability and statistics, manufacturing processes, operations research, human factors, and quality engineering. Critical courses include:

  1. Introduction to Industrial & Systems Engineering (3 credits) — no prerequisites

  2. Engineering Mathematics I & II (4 credits each) — no prerequisites

  3. Physics for Engineers (3 credits) — no prerequisites

  4. Engineering Statistics and Probability (3 credits) — no prerequisites

  5. Systems Modeling and Simulation (3 credits) — prerequisites: Mathematics I & II

  6. Operations Research I & II (3 credits each) — prerequisites: Mathematics

  7. Production & Operations Management (3 credits) — prerequisites: Introduction to Industrial Engineering

  8. Quality Engineering & Control (3 credits) — prerequisites: Statistics

  9. Human Factors & Ergonomics (3 credits) — prerequisites: Introduction to Industrial Engineering

  10. Supply Chain & Logistics Management (3 credits) — prerequisites: Operations Management

  11. Facility Planning & Design (3 credits) — prerequisites: Systems Modeling

  12. Manufacturing Processes & Automation (3 credits) — prerequisites: Physics, Engineering Mathematics

  13. Cost Estimation & Economic Analysis (3 credits) — prerequisites: Mathematics, Engineering Economics

  14. Engineering Ethics & Professional Responsibility (2 credits) — no prerequisites

  15. Capstone Design Project I & II (3 credits each) — senior standing required

Electives

Electives may include advanced topics such as Lean Manufacturing, Sustainable Systems, Data Analytics for Systems Engineering, Advanced Supply Chain Management, or Advanced Quality Control. Elective credits total around 12-15.

Capstone / Final Year Project

Students complete a team-based capstone design project that integrates their coursework, typically in their final year.

a group of men working on a piece of metal
a group of men working on a piece of metal