StudyQA — Bachelor: Industrial Engineering Program

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Industrial Engineering is concerned with the design, analysis, and operation of systems ranging from a single piece of equipment to large business, social, and environmental systems. The industrial engineers are interested in modeling system functions via the help of emerging computer technology and determining how best to achieve the objectives of the system. The Department of IE curriculum at Izmir University of Economics reflects the objective of imparting fundamental knowledge to develop the ability to address complex industrial issues, emphasizing on how to design, run, control and optimize the production systems by developing strategies that enable companies to survive in an era of intense competition.

Industrial Engineering at IUE conveys a different concept and content compared to classical Industrial Engineering. Industrial Engineering typically covers human-machine relationships and manufacturing systems, from the perspective of mechanical engineering without thoroughly considering the requirements of de facto information standards, and hence approaches organizational problems through a mechanical point of view. In contemporary enterprises, human-machine-computer (informatics) interactions will inevitably occur and aspects of computer and information systems become important in finding solutions to those organizational problems. Izmir University of Economics traces rapidly changing science, knowledge, research and technology and emphasizes their applications in businesses.

As the student progresses through the program, a number of elective courses are available to the student which provide an opportunity for additional study in one of the major application areas of industrial engineering, supplementing the material provided through the core curriculum. The major application areas are high-tech manufacturing systems, information systems, and operations engineering.

To see the course details (such as objectives, learning outcomes, content, assessment and ECTS workload), click the relevant Course Code given in the table below.

1. Year Fall Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
HUM 103		Principles of Social Sciences I	3	0	3	4
ISE 107		Introduction to Industrial Systems Engineering	0	2	1	1
ENG 101		Academic Skills in English I	2	2	3	3
IUE 100		Academic and Social Orientation	0	2	1	1
MATH 153		Calculus I	3	2	4	6
CHEM 100		General Chemistry	2	2	3	6
SFL 1013		Second Foreign Languages I	2	2	3	3
PHYS 100		General Physics I: Mechanics and Thermodynamics	2	2	3	6
Total :	30

1. Year Spring Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
ISE 104		Introduction to Materials Science	3	0	3	5
MATH 154		Calculus II	3	2	4	6
ENG 102		Academic Skills in English II	2	2	3	3
HUM 104		Principles of Social Sciences II	3	0	3	4
SFL 1024		Second Foreign Languages II	2	2	3	3
ECON 100		Principles of Economics	3	0	3	4
MATH 250		Linear Algebra and Differential Equations for Engineers	3	0	3	5
Total :	30

2. Year Fall Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
SE 115		Introduction to Programming I	2	2	3	7
TURK 201		Turkish I	2	0	2	1
MATH 240		Probability for Engineers	2	2	3	5
SFL 201		Second Foreign Languages III	2	2	3	3
ISE 220		Engineering Economics	3	0	3	5
BA 240		Financial And Cost Accounting	3	0	3	4
ISE 203		Optimization I-Linear Models	2	2	3	5
Total :	30

2. Year Spring Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
SE 116		Introduction to Programming II	2	2	3	7
ISE 216		Production Systems Analysis	2	2	3	4
TURK 202		Turkish II	2	0	2	1
SFL 202		Second Foreign Languages IV	2	2	3	3
ISE 322		Work Systems Analysis and Design	2	2	3	5
MATH 234		Engineering Statistics	2	2	3	5
ISE 204		Optimization II-Nonlinear Models	2	2	3	5
Total :	30

3. Year Fall Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
ST 200		Internship I	0	0	0	4
HIST 201		Principles of Atatürk and History of Revolution I	2	0	2	1
SFL 301		Second Foreign Languages V	2	2	3	3
ELEC 002		Elective Course II	3	0	3	4
ELEC 001		Elective Course I	3	0	3	4
ISE 211		Industrial Information Systems I-Databases and Analysis	2	2	3	5
ISE 315		Production Planning,Design and Control	2	2	3	4
ISE 317		Simulation	2	2	3	5
Total :	30

3. Year Spring Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
HIST 202		Principles of Atatürk and History of Revolution II	2	0	2	1
ISE 212		Industrial Information Systems II-Design and Applications	2	2	3	7
SFL 302		Second Foreign Languages VI	2	2	3	3
ELEC 005		Elective Course V	3	0	3	4
ELEC 004		Elective Course IV	3	0	3	4
ELEC 003		Elective Course III	3	0	3	4
ISE 324		Fundamentals of Modern Manufacturing Systems	2	2	3	7
Total :	30

4. Year Fall Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
ST 300		Internship II	0	0	0	4
ISE 451		Applied Workshop in Industrial Systems Engineering I	0	2	1	2
ELEC 007		Elective Course VII	3	0	3	4
ELEC 006		Elective Course VI	3	0	3	4
ISE 497		Senior Project I	0	10	5	7
ISE 318		Quality Assurance and Reliability	2	2	3	6
SFL 401		Second Foreign Languages VII	2	2	3	3
Total :	30

4. Year Spring Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
ELEC 009		Elective Course IX	3	0	3	4
ELEC 010		Elective Course X	3	0	3	4
ELEC 008		Elective Course VIII	3	0	3	4
ISE 444		Ethics in Engineering and Computer Sciences	3	0	3	4
ISE 452		Applied Workshop in Industrial Systems Engineering II	0	2	1	2
SFL 402		Second Foreign Languages VIII	2	2	3	3
ISE 498		Senior Project II	0	10	5	9
Total :	30

Elective Courses
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
CE 304		Operating Systems Security	2	2	3	4
CE 340		Cryptography and Network Security	1	2	3	5
CE 350		UNIX Scripts and Utilities	3	0	3	4
CE 360		Wireless Communications	3	0	3	4
CE 370		Distributed Database Systems	3	0	3	4
CE 380		Computational Geometry	3	0	3	4
CE 390		Analysis of Algorithms	3	0	3	4
CE 401		Algorithms Design	3	0	3	4
CE 403		Computer Architecture and Organization	2	2	3	4
CE 405		Introduction to Bioinformatics	3	0	3	4
CE 407		Introduction to Cloud Computing	3	0	3	4
CE 450		Distributed Systems and Parallel Computing	3	0	3	4
CE 470		Introduction to Neural Networks	3	0	3	4
CE 490		Introduction to Digital Image Processing	3	0	3	4
ISE 221		Engineering Systems Analysis	3	0	3	4
ISE 305		Optimization III-Stochastic Models	2	2	3	4
ISE 310		Combinatorial Optimization	3	0	3	4
ISE 320		Modeling and Analysis of Supply Chains	3	0	3	4
ISE 330		Industrial Applications of Simulations	2	2	3	4
ISE 336		Art of Mathematical Modelling	2	2	3	4
ISE 338		Mathematical Programming Models in Engineering	4	4	3	5
ISE 340		Inventory Planning	3	0	3	4
ISE 360		Production and Service Systems Management	3	0	3	4
ISE 362		Lean Production	3	0	3	4
ISE 380		Project Management	3	0	3	4
ISE 390		Special Topics in Production Management	3	0	3	4
ISE 400		Stochastic Models in Manufacturing Systems	3	0	3	4
ISE 410		Heuristics in Optimization	3	0	3	4
ISE 413		Software Applications in Industry	2	2	3	4
ISE 414		Applied Production Systems	3	0	3	4
ISE 415		Network Optimization	3	0	3	4
ISE 419		Game Theory	3	0	3	4
ISE 421		Quantitative Production Planning	3	0	3	4
ISE 422		Manufacturing Dynamics and Control	3	0	3	4
ISE 424		Queueing Systems	3	0	3	4
ISE 425		Introduction to Stochastic Processes	3	0	3	4
ISE 430		Decision Theory	3	0	3	4
ISE 432		Data Mining	3	0	3	4
ISE 440		Human Factors Engineering	3	0	3	4
ISE 470		Facility Layout and Materials Handling	3	0	3	4
ISE 480		Sequencing and Scheduling	3	0	3	4
ISE 490		Financial Engineering	3	0	3	4
ISE 493		Cost of Quality	3	0	3	4
SE 302		Principles of Software Engineering	2	2	3	4
SE 307		Concepts of Object-Oriented Programming	2	2	3	4
SE 309		Concepts of Programming Languages	2	2	3	7
SE 310		Advanced C++: Templates and Generic Programming	3	0	3	4
SE 313		Computer Graphics	2	2	3	4
SE 320		Introduction to Computer Games	2	2	3	4
SE 330		Advanced Game Development	3	0	3	4
SE 340		Geographic Information Systems	3	0	3	4
SE 350		Game Programming	2	0	3	4
SE 360		Advances in Software Development	3	0	3	4
SE 362		Server-Side Scripting Languages	2	2	3	4
SE 370		Programming Web Services	2	2	3	4
SE 380		Mobile Application Development	2	2	3	4
SE 390		Software Engineering for Mobile Devices	2	2	3	4
SE 420		Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems	3	0	3	4
SE 431		3D Modeling in Computer Games	2	2	3	4
SE 432		3D Animation in Computer Games	2	2	3	4
SE 460		Software Measurement	2	2	3	4
SE 470		Software Maintenance	3	0	3	4
SE 480		Client Side Scripting Languages	2	2	3	4
ISE 370		Special Topics in Optimization	3	0	3	4

The students studying in this undergraduate program are required to have a Cumulative Grade Points Average (Cum.GPA) of not less than 2.00/4.00 and have completed all the courses with at least a letter grade of DD/S in the program in order to graduate. The minimum number of ECTS credits required for graduation is 240. It is also mandatory for the students to complete their compulsory internship in a specified duration and quality.

In the framework of the regulations set by Higher Education Council of Turkey (YÖK), student admission for this undergraduate program is made through a university entrance examination called ÖSYS. Following the submission of students’ academic program preferences, Student Selection and Placement Center (ÖSYM) places the students to the relevant program according to the score they get from ÖSYS.

International students are accepted to this undergraduate program according to the score of one of the international exams they take such as SAT,ACT etc. or according to their high school diploma score.

Exchange student admission is made according to the requirements determined by bilateral agreements signed by IUE and the partner university.

Visiting students can enroll for the courses offered in this program upon the confirmation of the related academic unit. Additionally, they need to prove their English language level since the medium of instruction at IUE is English.

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