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Program
Options & Minors
ISE Department Program Options in Semesters
Program Options
Minors
Program
Options in Quarters
The ISE Department currently offers five options within the undergraduate
program. The purpose of these
options is to allow students to deepen their expertise in one of these
engineering-related fields. Program
options are indicated on the academic transcript. If you are interested in declaring an
option, you can register in the ISE department office. While the department will track progress
towards an option, it is the student’s responsibility to ensure that the
option requirements are fulfilled.
The following is necessary to fulfill the requirements of an option:
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Perform at least 20 weeks of co-op
experience in the option area
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Complete courses in an option area using
either professional electives (PE) or free electives (see list of approved
courses within each option below)
The Ergonomics Program Option allows for further study in the design of systems with respect to biomechanical, physiological and cognitive human capabilities, and how to best integrate humans within systems.
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Ergonomics Option (Complete three courses)
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0303-731 Advanced Topics in
Ergo/HF (Approved IE PE)
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0303-732 Biomechanics (Approved IE PE)
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0303-734 Systems Safety
Engineering (Approved IE PE)
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0303-758 Design of
Experiments (Approved IE PE)
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The Supply Chain Management Program Option provides further study in the design, planning, execution, control, and monitoring of distribution and logistics activities with the objective of ensuring the cost-effective delivery of products and services globally.
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Supply Chain Management (Complete three courses)
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4002-720 Data Modeling and Database Implementation (Approved IE PE)
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0303-703 Supply Chain
Management
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0303-704 Logistics
Management (Approved IE PE)
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The Manufacturing Program Option allows for advanced learning in how products can be manufactured, assembled, maintained, and ultimately dissembled in safe, efficient, cost effective, and environmentally acceptable ways.
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Manufacturing Option (Complete
three courses)
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0303-626 Contemporary
Production Systems (Approved IE PE)
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0303-727 Advanced
Manufacturing Engineering (Approved IE PE)
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0303-761 Rapid Prototyping (Approved IE PE)
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0303-801 Design for
Manufacture (Approved IE PE)
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0304-615 Robotics (Approved
IE PE)
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0304-864 Production Tool
Design (Approved IE PE)
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The Lean Six Sigma and Six Sigma Program Options allow students to further expand their learning of industry-recognized skills to streamline processes, improve product quality, reduce waste and increase competitive advantage. The Six-Sigma Program Option has a strong focus on the application of quality methods and tools, while the Lean Six Sigma Program Option provides a broader focus on the integration and application of process and quality methodologies.
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Six-Sigma Option (Complete three courses)
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0303-758 Design of Experiments
(Approved IE PE)
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*0303-779 Engineering Capstone
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0307-781 Quality Management
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Lean Six-Sigma Option (Complete four courses)
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0303-728 Production Systems Management (Approved IE PE)
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0303-758 Design of
Experiments (Approved IE PE)
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**0303-779 Engineering Capstone
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0307-781 Quality Management
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*Capstone project must be focused on Six-Sigma
**Capstone project must be
focused on Lean Six-Sigma
Note: Other courses may be acceptable to
fulfill the option requirements.
However, alternative courses will be considered on a case-by-case
basis. Students must discuss their
choice with their advisor and receive permission from their advisor and
department head in writing.
If you are interested in declaring an option, you can register in the
ISE department office. While the department will track progress towards an
option, it is the student's responsibility to ensure that the option
requirements are fulfilled.
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Minors
Students can also obtain a minor in many different fields, including
mathematics, business-related disciplines (accounting, finance,
management, international business, management information systems),
and over twenty liberal arts areas (e.g., communications, public policy,
foreign languages, history, and writing).
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Minors
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