Course Description of Industrial Engineering Program

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Course Description of Industrial Engineering Program outlines core IE subjects and the technical foundations they cover. It includes engineering drawing and graphics with AutoCAD, manufacturing materials covering properties and phase diagrams, and operations management emphasizing forecasting, planning, inventory control, and quality. Additional offerings address manufacturing processes, operations research through linear programming and network analysis, advanced planning using MRP/ERP and JIT concepts, machining and tool technology, and engineering economy with decision-making under risk and uncertainty, plus experiment design and human factors engineering.

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IE 1021: Engineering Drawing and Graphics

IE 2511: Manufacturing Materials

IE 2141: Industrial Operations Management I

IE 2521: Manufacturing Processes I

IE 2221: Industrial Operations Analysis I

IE 3141: Industrial Operations Management II

IE 3521: Manufacturing Processes II

IE 4010: Engineering Economy

IE 3331: Design and Analysis of Experiments

IE 3411: Human Factors Engineering

Course Description of Industrial Engineering Program | IE 1021: Engineering Drawing and Graphics 3(3, 0 ,1) (Core)
Constructional geometry and basics of lettering; Sketching; Orthographic projection; Sectional and auxiliary views; Dimensioning. Reading the orthographic projection by visualizing shapes. Threaded Fasteners, Introduction to Working Drawing, and Assembly Drawing. Fits, Allowances, Geometric Tolerances, and Surface Roughness. Introduction to computer graphics using AutoCAD software; Engineering applications.
Textbook: Shah, M. B., & Rana, B. C. Engineering Drawing. Pearson Education, Latest Edition. | | --- | | IE 2511: Manufacturing Materials 3(2, 1, 1) (Core)
Material classifications. Material compositions and structures. Properties of materials. Phase diagrams. Ferrous materials: Production, processing, and applications. Non-Ferrous alloys: production, processing and applications. Ceramics production, processing, applications. Polymers production, processing, and applications. Composites processing and applications.
Pre-Requisite: PHYS 1040, CHEM 1010
Textbook: W.D. Callister, "Materials Science and Engineering-An Introduction", John Wiley, Latest Edition. | | IE 2141: Industrial Operations Management I 3(3, 1,0) (Core)
Introduction of operations/production management: Concepts of production systems, operations strategy and responsibilities of an operations manager, Business process, input–output transformation model, productivity, and performance measures. Planning functions and tools: Basic forecasting models, capacity planning, organizing, and staffing. Planning Techniques: Concept of aggregate planning, Job-shop scheduling, and project planning. Control
Function: Principles of inventory management, quality control.
Pre-Requisite: GE 3201, MATH 1060
Textbook: Jay Heizer, Barry Render, Operations Management, Pearson, Latest Edition, | | IE 2521: Manufacturing processes I 3(2, 1, 0) (Core)
Introduction and overview of manufacturing. Plant and shop layout. Basic bench work operations. Metal casting fundamentals & processes. Fundamentals of metal forming. Bulk Deformation Processes (Rolling, Forming, Extrusion, and Wire and Bar Drawing) . Sheet-Metal Forming Processes (sheet-metal characteristics, shearing, bending, and deep drawing). Welding processes (Fusion-Welding, Solid-State Welding, Brazing, and Soldering) . Pre-Requisite: IE 2511, ME 3570
Textbook: L. Alting, Marcel-Dekker, "Manufacturing Engineering Processes", Latest Edition. | IE 2221: Industrial Operations Analysis I 3(3, 1,0) (Core) Introduction to operations research. Linear programming modeling with engineering applications. Graphical solutions of linear programming problems. Theory of simplex method. Sensitivity analysis and shadow prices. Duality theory. Particular types of linear programming problems: Transportation problems and assignment problems. Network analysis: shortest path, minimum spanning tree, maximum flow, and minimum cut problems. Goal Programming. Linear programming software. Pre-Requisite: MATH 1070, GEU 1090 Textbook: David R. Anderson, Dennis J. Sweeney, Thomas A. Williams, R. Kipp Martin. An Introduction to Management Science: A Quantitative Approach to Decision Making, Thomson South-Western, Latest edition. | IE 3141: Industrial Operations Management II 3(3, 1, 0) (Core)
Advanced Forecasting models. Aggregate planning approaches. Master production scheduling, Material Requirement planning (MRP), and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) . Inventory management: ABC inventory system, EOQ model, order policies, EPQ model, EMQ model, uncertainty, JIT inventory. Capacity planning: Capacity analysis and theory of constraints. Job shop scheduling: Job shop processes, issues and assumptions, the single machine model, the parallel machine model, the flow shop, and the general job shop. Manpower scheduling.
Pre-Requisite: IE 2141
Textbook: Jay Heizer and Barry Render, Operations Mana

FAQs

Which topics are covered in IE 1021: Engineering Drawing and Graphics?

It covers constructional geometry, lettering basics, sketching, orthographic projection, sectional and auxiliary views, and dimensioning. It also includes assembly drawing and introductory computer graphics with AutoCAD, plus tolerances and surface roughness.

What does IE 2511: Manufacturing Materials focus on?

It focuses on material classifications, compositions, structures, properties, and phase diagrams. The syllabus covers ferrous materials, non-ferrous alloys, ceramics, polymers, and composites, along with an associated prerequisite background.

How does IE 4010: Engineering Economy support decision-making?

It introduces time value of money and equivalence factors, comparison methods like present worth and rate of return, and analysis tools including break-even, replacement, cost-benefit, and payback. It also covers economic analysis under risk and uncertainty using decision trees and decision matrices.

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