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MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING
The BS with a major in Manufacturing Engineering is designed to provide students with the mathematics, science, management, engineering, and applications skills needed to become manufacturing engineers. These engineers are typically responsible for promoting manufacturability, process planning, tool design, cost estimation, factory layout, work methods, quality assurance, automation, and systems integration. The degree has a concentration in general manufacturing or semiconductor/high technology manufacturing.
Curriculum Flowchart for Manufacturing Engineering-General (2008-2010 Catalog) [PDF Chart]
Curriculum Flowchart for Manufacturing Engineering-General (2006-2008 Catalog) [PDF Chart]
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Curriculum Flowchart for Manufacturing Engineering-Semiconductor (2008-2010 Catalog) [PDF Chart]
Curriculum Flowchart for Manufacturing Engineering-Semiconductor (2006-2008 Catalog) [PDF Chart]
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Manufacturing Engineering Mission Statement
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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
The BS with a major in Industrial Engineering is designed to provide students with the mathematics, science, engineering, and people-oriented skills needed to become industrial engineers. These engineers are charged with figuring out the "best" way to do things.
Curriculum Flowchart for Industrial Engineering (2008-2010 Catalog) [PDF Chart]
Curriculum Flowchart for Industrial Engineering (2006-2008 Catalog) [PDF Chart]
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View the prospectus of an Industrial Engineer: [PDF Flyer]
Industrial Engineering Mission Statement
The mission of the IE program at the Ingram School of Engineering is to provide an excellent and innovative educational setting to our students so they can learn and discover how complex systems work better. The IE program strives to maintain a comprehensive curriculum that enables students to become leading engineers and/or creative researchers in the global marketplace and/or in graduate studies. The program seeks to collaborate with private and public sectors in the search of methodologies and creative solutions to problems that contribute to the advancement of education, technology, and professional development. Through plans and activities that search to embrace a student population of strong diversity, the program attempts to be a significant provider of global workforce.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
The BS with a major in Electrical Engineering is designed to provide students with the mathematics, science, management, engineering, and applications skills needed to work in the various industries designing and producing electrical and electronic devices, systems, and services. EEs are also involved in many large-scale multi-disciplinary projects in aerospace, automobiles, computer systems, construction, instrumentation, health services, and other areas. The degree has the option of a concentration in either "Micro and Nano Devices and Systems" or "Networks and Communication Systems".
Curriculum Flowchart for Electrical Engineering-Micro & Nano Devices and Systems (2008-2010 Catalog) [PDF Chart]
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Curriculum Flowchart for Electrical Engineering-Networks & Communication Systems (2008-2010 Catalog) [PDF Chart]
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View the prospectus of a Electrical Engineer: [PDF Flyer]
