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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING DEGREE PLAN

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GMAT1505 Calculus & Analytical Geometry I 5 GMAT2506 Calculus & Analytical Geometry II 5

GSCI1303 General Chemistry I 3 GSCI2304 General Chemistry II 3

GSCI1103L General Chemistry I Lab 1 GSCI2104L General Chemistry II Lab 1

GCOM1304 Composition I 3 ENGR13031 Computer Program for Engineering Applications 3

GENG1301 Introduction to Engineering 3 GCOM1305 Composition II 3

GHUM1303 World Religions 3 GSCI1405 General Physics with Calculus I 4

GSCI1105L General Physics with Calculus I Lab 1

18 20


IENG2301 Introduction to Systems & Industrial Engineering (IE) 3 IENG2304 Engineering Economy 3

IENG2302 Object-Oriented Modeling & Design 3 IENG2305 Mathematical Foundations of IE 3

GSCI2406 General Physics with Calculus II 4 IENG2103 Industrial Engineering Colloquium 1

GSCI2106L General Physics with Calculus II Lab 1 ENGR2302 Statics 3

GMAT2507 Calculus & Analytical Geometry III 5 GSOC2303 General Psychology (Individuals and Societies ) 3

GHUM2305 Introduction to Philosophy (Arts and Humanities) 3 GHUM1301 Pancasila / Civic 3

GHUM1302 Indonesian Language 3

19 19


IENG3306 Introduction to Engineering Probability & Statistics 3 IENG3311 Probabilistic Models in Opns. Res. 3

IENG3307 Deterministic Operations Research 3 IENG3312 Integrated Manufacturing Systems 3

IENG3308 Software for Engineers 3 IENG3313 Production System Analysis ( SCM I ) 3

IENG3309 Manufacturing Process 3 IENG3314 Engineering Experimental Design 3

IENG3109L Manufacturing Process Lab 1 IENG3315 Quality Control & Six Sigma 3

IENG3310 Technical Writing 3 GINR1301 Intro to International Relation (Individual & Societies ) 3

ENGR3303 Environmental Ethics 3

Total 19 18

SUMMER

CODES COURSE TITLE CREDITS

CODES COURSE TITLE UNITS

IENG 4301 Internship 3

3


IENG4316 Simulation Modeling & Analysis 3 IENG4320 Supply Chain (Elective) 3

IENG4317 Human Factors & Ergonomics in Design 3 IENG4321 Embedded Computer Systems 4

IENG4318 Project Management (Elective) 3 IENG4322 Cost Estimation (Elective) 3

IENG4319 Human Side Organization 3 STEM4303 Senior Capstone II 3

STEM4302 Senior Capstone I 3

15 13

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IE TECHNICAL ELECTIVESIENG4318 Project Management 3 IENG4324 Engineering Statistics 3

IENG4320 Supply Chain Management 3 IENG4325 Reliability Engineering 3

IENG4323 Engineering Decision Making Under Uncertainty 3 IENG4326 Survey of Optimization Methods 3

IENG4322 Cost Estimation 3 IENG4327 The Systems Engineering Process 3

Total Total

TOTAL CREDIT HOURS FOR DEGREE PROGRAM

SEMESTER III

SEMESTER VIII

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Total

SEMESTER IV

SEMESTER V SEMESTER VI

SEMESTER VII

Total Total

AY 2018-2019

SEMESTER I SEMESTER II

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Semester I

Course Code Course Title Description

GMAT1505 Calculus & Analytical Geometry I

5 Credits (5 hrs Lec, without practicum).

This course covers topics: boundaries and continuity;

basic calculus theorem; derivative definitions of

functions and techniques of differentiation;

application of derivatives to maximize or minimize

functions; chain of rules; the average value theorem,

and the level of problem change; sketch curve;

definite and infinite integration of algebra,

trigonometry and transcendental functions, with

applications for area calculations. The course will

maintain a balance between concepts and skills

(techniques), theory and modeling (application),

symbolic manipulation and technology.

GSCI1303 General Chemistry I 4 Credits (3 hrs Lec, I practicum).

This course introduces students to the basics of chemistry through lectures and chemical laboratory sessions. This is a basic need for students who study engineering and applied science. Emphasis is placed on theoretical and experimental learning.

GSCI1103L General Chemistry I Lab

4 Credits (3 hrs Lec, I practicum).

This course introduces students to the basics of chemistry through lectures and chemical laboratory sessions. This is a basic need for students who study engineering and applied science. Emphasis is placed on theoretical and experimental learning.

GCOM1304 Composition I 3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum).

This course is intended to help students obtain advanced levels of english focusing on writing about Comparison & Contrast and Cause & Effect essays. This will include outline writing strategies, thesis reports, supporting paragraphs, and paragraph conclusions. This course consists of a combination of lectures, student presentations, projects, extensive class participation and discussion.

GENG1301

Introduction to Engineering

3 credits (3 hrs lec; without practicum).

Students will learn about engineering careers,

teamwork, ethics, engineering design, college

success, teaching and learning processes, and

professional development. This class will also serve to

prepare students for further lectures in industrial

engineering.

GHUM1303 World Religions 3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum).

This course aims to develop student personal skills

and social awareness. Through this module, students

learn to be critical in responding to social and cultural

problems (including religion), especially in Indonesia;

and in reflecting the theological basis in dealing with

other religions. Students will respond to cultural and

religious phenomena from various perspectives and

analyze them critically. Students will also learn the

teachings and practices of the world's major

religions.

This course also prepares students to explore

approaches in studying religion and history and the

dynamics of religion in Indonesia; and some

contemporary religious issues in Indonesia: inter and

intra religious relations and the rise of religious

movements. The concepts and practices of

multiculturalism (including issues about prejudice,

stereotyping, and discrimination) will also be

discussed.

Semester II


GMAT2506

Calculus & Analytical Geometry II

4 credit (4 hrs lec; without practicum).

This course covers topics: differentiation and

integration of exponential functions and logarithms,

integration techniques, application of certain

integrals, transcendental function calculus,

parametric equations, polar coordinates, uncertain

forms and L'Hopital Regulations, unnatural integrals,

sequences and series. This course maintains a

balance between concepts and skills (techniques),

theory and modeling (application), symbolic

manipulation and technology.

Prerequisite(s): Calculus & Analytical Geometry I

GSCI 2304

General Chemistry II 4 Credits (3 hrs Lec, I practicum).

This course introduces students to the basics of

chemistry through lectures and chemical laboratory

sessions. This is a basic need for students who study

engineering and applied science. Emphasis is placed

on theoretical and experimental learning.

Prerequisite(s): General Chemistry I

GSCI2104L

General Chemistry II Lab

4 Credits (3 hrs Lec, I practicum).

This course introduces students to the basics of

chemistry through lectures and chemical laboratory

sessions. This is a basic need for students who study

engineering and applied science. Emphasis is placed

on theoretical and experimental learning.

Prerequisite(s): General Chemistry I Lab

ENGR13031 Computer Program for Engineering Applications

3 credits (2 hrs lec; 1 practicum).

Principles of digital programming; application of

subroutines; electronic computer applications for

typical engineering problems; OS operations,

Microsoft Office, and Groupware.


GCOM5 Composition II 3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum).

This course is an intensive study and practice in

strategies and techniques for developing expository

and persuasive research-based texts. An emphasis on

effective and ethical rhetorical inquiry, including

primary and secondary research methods. This

course will cover all the writing processes from

compiling, revising, and editing. Writing will cover

several problems and objectives to develop students'

critical thinking (critical reading on verbal, visual and

multimedia texts), systematic evaluation, synthesis

and documentation of information sources in

learning and communicating their ideas.

Prerequisite(s): Composition I

GSCI1405 General Physics with Calculus I


This course introduces students to the fundamentals

of physics through lectures and physics laboratory

sessions. This course consists of studies of

measurements, algebraic vectors, one-dimensional

movements, two-dimensional movements, and

three-dimensional movements, Newton's Law of

motion, kinematics, momentum and collisions,

rotational motion and angular momentum, elasticity,

oscillation and gravitational interactions, fluids,

waves, temperature and the laws of

thermodynamics. This course is intended primarily

for students majoring in science and physical

engineering. The emphasis is placed on theoretical

and experimental learning.


GSCI1105L General Physics with Calculus I Lab


This course introduces students to the fundamentals

of physics through lectures and physics laboratory

sessions. This course consists of studies of

measurements, algebraic vectors, one-dimensional

movements, two-dimensional movements, and

three-dimensional movements, Newton's Law of

motion, kinematics, momentum and collisions,

rotational motion and angular momentum, elasticity,

oscillation and gravitationalc interactions, fluids,

waves, temperature and the laws of

thermodynamics. This course is intended primarily

for students majoring in science and physical

engineering. The emphasis is placed on theoretical

and experimental learning.


Semester III


IENG2301 Introduction to System and Industrial Engineering

3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum) System modeling the elementary constructs and principles of system models including discrete-time, discrete-state system theory; finite state machines; modelling components, coupling, modes, and homomorphisms system design; requirements, life-cycle, performance measures and cost measures, tradeoffs, alternative design concepts, testing plan, and documentation. Applications and case studies from engineering.

Prerequisite(s): Calculus & Analytical Geometry II, Introduction to Engineering

IENG2302 Object-oriented Modelling & Design

3 credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum) Modeling and design of complex systems using all views of the Unified Modeling Language (UML). Most effort will be in the problem domain (defining the problem). Some effort will be in the solution domain (producing hardware or software). Prerequisite(s): Computer Programming for Engineering

GSCI2406 General Physics with Calculus II


This course is part two of a comprehensive physics course outlining electricity, magnetism and optics using analysis in calculus. Prerequisite(s): General Physics with Calculus I, Calculus & Analytical Geometry II

GSCI2106L General Physics with Calculus II Lab

1 credit (1 hrs lec).

This course is a laboratory which allows students to able to collect and analyze data in a variety of experiments covering topics covered in its companion course General Physics with Calculus II. Students will create experiment reports using analysis in calculus. Prerequisite(s): General Physics with Calculus I Lab, Calculus & Analytical Geometry II

GMAT2507 Calculus & Analytical Geometry III

5 credit (5 hrs lec; without practicum).

This is the third of a three-course sequence in

calculus. Topics include vectors in 3 space, 3

dimensional surfaces, multivariate functions,

cylindrical and spherical coordinates, multiple

integrals, partial derivatives, vector fields. A graphing

calculator may be required in certain sections of this

course. Recommendation of the Mathematics

Department or at least a grade of "C" in the

prerequisite course is required.

Prerequisite(s): Calculus & Analytical Geometry II

GHUM2305 Introduction to Philosophy (Individual and Society)


This course is an introduction to the nature of philosophy, philosophical thinking, major intellectual movements in the history of philosophy, and specific problems in philosophy. The relationship between philosophy, society, religion, and culture will be examined. This is a writing credit course with

international/intercultural content course. Students must earn a minimum grade of C to meet the requirements of the Gordon Rule for writing.

Semester IV


IENG2304 Engineering Economy


Planning economic studies for decision making,

including consideration of rates of return, costs and

results of research, the relationship between

depreciation and taxes, costs of increase,

replacement and introduction of alternative

multivariate studies.


IENG2305 Mathematical Foundations of IE

3 credits (3 hrs lec; without practicum) Basics of data structure, transformations, computer methods, their implementation in MATLAB, and their applications in solving engineering problems. Prerequisite(s): General Physics with Calculus I, Calculus & Analytical Geometry II, Computer Programming for Engineering

IENG2103 Industrial Engineering Colloquium

1 credit (1 hrs lec; without practicum)

The Department Seminar is a weekly meeting where notable researchers present their work to Industrial Engineering faculty and students. It is intended to engage the research community in interesting and relevant topics. Prerequisite(s): Introduction to System and Industrial Engineering

ENGR2301 Statics 3 credits (3hrs lec; without practicum) Statistical methodology of estimation, testing hypotheses, goodness-of-fit, nonparametric methods and decision theory as it relates to engineering practice. Significant emphasis on the underlying statistical modeling and assumptions. Prerequisite(s): General Physics with Calculus I, Calculus & Analytical Geometry II

GSOC2303 General Psychology (Individuals and Society)


General Psychology reviews the scientific principles related to human behavior and mental processes. Topics include the scientific method, neuroscience, learning, memory, and thinking, emotions, motivation, and health, life span development, personality, psychological disorders, and therapies, and social psychology. This is a writing credit course with International/Intercultural content. Students must earn a minimum grade of C to meet the requirements of the Gordon Rule for writing.

GHUM1301 Pancasila 3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum).

This course will discuss history and philosophy and the processes that surround the formation of Pancasila as the basis of the Republic of Indonesia. Through this course students will learn about the translation of the basic principles of Pancasila and how Pancasila is implemented in daily life.

GHUM1302 Indonesian Language 3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum).

Indonesian Language Courses are general basic

courses aimed to help students master Indonesian

language well, effectively, and productively. Students

are expected to be able to use Indonesian language

actively, both in academic and non-academic

contexts, both oral and written. By using a reflective

approach, students will be motivated to produce

various forms of authentic oral and written texts that

are worthy of being displayed in various public

spaces. This course also introduces genres in

Indonesian literature and the concept of evaluating a

literary work that will be written in the form of

scientific writing. This course is divided into two

major parts: 1) Speaking skills; and 2) Writing Skills.

Semester V


IENG3306 Introduction to Engineering Probability & Statistics


Axioms of probability, discrete and continuous

distributions, sampling distributions. Engineering

applications of statistical estimation, hypothesis

testing, confidence intervals.


IENG3307

Deterministic Operations Research


Linear programming models, solution techniques,

sensitivity analysis and duality.

Prerequisite(s): Engineering Economy, Math

Foundation of Industrial Engineering

IENG3308 Software for Engineers

3 credits (3 hrs lec; without practicum) Programming in C. Modular program design and verification, pointers and structures, data structures and algorithms including: lists, trees, graphs, searching and sorting. Prerequisite(s): Computer Programming for Engineering

IENG3309 Manufacturing Process


Introducing students to lean manufacturing

principles and techniques and the lean production

system. The main topics that will be discussed include

lean principles, value stream mapping, total

production maintenance, cell manufacturing,

reduction in setup time, resource generation,

reduction in process work, Just-In-Time production

systems, simulations, the latest lean manufacturing

techniques and other manufacturing issues.

Prerequisite(s): Computer Programming for

Engineering

IENG3109L Manufacturing Process Lab


Introducing students to lean manufacturing

principles and techniques and the lean production

system. The main topics that will be discussed include

lean principles, value stream mapping, total

production maintenance, cell manufacturing,

reduction in setup time, resource generation,

reduction in process work, Just-In-Time production

systems, simulations, the latest lean manufacturing

techniques and other manufacturing issues.

Prerequisite(s): Computer Programming for

Engineering

IENG3310 Technical Writing 3 credits (3 hrs lec; without practicum) A composition course focusing on writing for business, science, and technology. Assignments include letters, memos, resumes, reports, proposals, an oral presentation, and the use of graphics. Students use a variety of research and investigative techniques to produce documented papers on science, business or technological subjects. Students must pass with a minimum of "C" or higher to meet the requirements of the Gordon Rule Prerequisite(s): Composition II

ENGR3303 Environmental Ethics 3 credits (3 hrs lec; without practicum) This course provides an introduction to environmental ethics in Indonesia. Students will be able to investigate and seriously consider how and why we should live as morally responsible toward nature. Students will also examine critical theoretical approaches, key thinkers, and social movements in contention over competing environmental values. Student will be able to explore philosophical responses to questions such as: What makes something natural? What value is there to non-human entities? What obligations do we have to each other regarding the environment? How should we respond to catastrophic environmental change?

Semester VI


IENG3311 Probabilistic Models in OR

3 credits (3 hrs lec; without practicum) Probability, Markov chains, Poisson processes, queuing models, reliability models. Prerequisite(s): Introduction to Engineering Probability and Statistics

IENG3312 Integrated Manufacturing Systems


To understand the basics and secondary

manufacturing processes; understand the integration

of parts and manufacturing design, understand

concepts and equipment for manufacturing.

Prerequisite(s): General Physics with Calculus I,

Calculus & Analytical Geometry II, Computer

Programming for Engineering

IENG3313 Production System Analysis

3 credits (3 hrs lec; without practicum) Production systems, quantitative methods for forecasting, aggregate planning, inventory control, materials requirement planning, production scheduling, manpower planning and facility design. Prerequisite(s): Introduction to Engineering Probability & Statistics, Deterministic Operations Research

IENG3314 Engineering Experimental Design


Design and analysis of observational and factorial

experiments employing numerical and graphical

methods. Topics include control charts, probability

plots, multiple regression analysis, confidence and

prediction intervals and significance test.

Prerequisite(s): Introduction to Engineering

Probability & Statistics

IENG3315 Quality Control & Six Sigma

3 credit (3 hrs lec; without practicum)

Quality assurance and control principles and

practices; statistical theory and safeguarding quality

in sampling based on economic analysis; quality

system; the principle and practice of six sigma.



GSOC2302 Introduction to International Relation (Individual and Societies)

3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum) A cross national analysis of the concepts of sovereignty, power, security, economic development and national interests in the formulation of foreign policy; the respective roles of the United Nations and the European Union within the context of the growth of Intergovernmental Organizations and Non- governmental actors such as legislatures and interest groups. Study of the utilization of those concepts on

policy of both leading nations and the emerging states with emphasis on both conflictual issues related to both tangible and intangible causes as well as the cooperative aspects of a more globalized and interdependent economic system. This is a writing credit course with International/Intercultural content. Students must earn a minimum grade of C to meet the requirements of the Gordon Rule for writing.

IENG4303 Internship

Semester VII


IENG4316 IENG 4304 Simulation Modelling & Analysis

3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum) Discrete event simulations, model development, statistical design and analysis of simulation experiments, variance reduction, random variate generation, Monte Carlo simulation. Prerequisite(s): Introduction to Engineering Probability & Statistics

IENG4317 Human Factors & Ergonomics in Design


Consideration of human characteristics in the

requirements for design of systems, organizations,

facilities and products to enable human-centered

design which considers human abilities, limitations

and acceptance.



IENG4318 Project Management (Elective)

3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum) Foundations, principles, methods, and tools for effective design and management of projects in technology-based organizations. This course focuses on the scope, time, cost, performance and quality concerns of engineering projects characterized by risk and uncertainty. Initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, controlling, and closing process are addressed. Students design and complete a project from concept through completion. Project Management software is utilized

STEM4302 Senior Capstone I 1 – 3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum) A culminating experience for majors involving a substantive project that demonstrates a synthesis of

learning accumulated in the major, including broadly comprehensive knowledge of the discipline and its methodologies. Senior standing required. May be repeated: for a total 6 units of credit.

Semester VIII


IENG4320 Supply Chain (Elective)


Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management

including inventory/logistics planning and

management, warehouse operations, procurement,

sourcing, contracts and collaboration.

IENG4321 Embedded Computer Systems

3 credits (2 lec hrs; 1 practicum).

Boolean algebra, combinational and sequential logic

circuits, finite state machines, simple computer

architecture, assembly language programming, and

real-time computer control. The computer is used as

a collection of components.


IENG4322 Cost Estimation (Elective)


Focuses on principles of cost estimation and measurement systems with specific emphasis on parametric models. Approaches from the fields of hardware. Software and systems engineering are applied to a variety of contexts (risk assessment, judgement and decision making, performance measurement, process improvement, adoption of new tools in organizations, etc.). Material is divided into five major sections: cost estimation fundamentals, parametric model development and collaboration, advanced engineering economic principles, measurement systems, and policy issues.

STEM4303 IENG 4306 ( Senior Capstone II )

1 – 3 Credits (3 hrs Lec, without practicum) A culminating experience for majors involving a

substantive project that demonstrates a synthesis of

learning accumulated in the major, including broadly

comprehensive knowledge of the discipline and its

methodologies. Senior standing required. May be

repeated: for a total 6 units of credit.

Prerequisite(s): Senior Capstone I

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