For students admitted in Spring 2021 and later, a total of 180 credits are required for graduation. This total includes the following courses plus an addition 4 credits of free electives.
- ♦ -- Upper division admission requirements
- [pr] -- Prerequisite course(s)
Mathematics 24 credits
| Course | Credits | Title |
|---|---|---|
| ♦ MATH 124* | 5 | Calculus with Analytic Geometry I |
| ♦ MATH 125* | 5 | Calculus with Analytic Geometry II |
| ♦ MATH 126* | 5 | Calculus with Analytic Geometry III |
| MATH 207 (formerly MATH 307)‡ | 3 | Intro to Differential Equations |
| MATH 208 (formerly MATH 308)‡ | 3 | Matrix Algebra with Applications |
| IND E 315 | 3 | Prob. & Statistics for Engineers |
* The sequence of MATH 134, 135, 136 may be taken in lieu of 124, 125, 126.
‡ As of autumn 2021, MATH 307, MATH 308, MATH 309, and MATH 324 are renumbered as MATH 207, MATH 208, MATH 209, and MATH 224, respectively. Students can apply either the 200- or 300-level number for each course toward their degree requirements.
Physical sciences 25 credits
| Course | Credits | Title |
|---|---|---|
| ♦ CHEM 142 | 5 | General Chemistry with lab |
| ♦ CHEM 152 | 5 | General Chemistry with lab |
| ♦ PHYS 121* | 5 | Mechanics with lab |
| ♦ PHYS 122* | 5 | Electromagnetism with lab |
| ♦ PHYS 123* | 5 | Waves with lab |
* The accompanying lab sections to PHYS 121, 122, 123 must be completed.
Written and oral communications 12 credits
| Course | Credits | Title |
|---|---|---|
| ♦ ENGL COMP | 5 | University English Composition requirement |
| ENGR 231 | 3 | Intro to Technical Communication |
| IND E 337 | 4 | Intro to Manufacturing Systems |
A&H / SSc / Diversity 30 credits
| Course | Credits | Title |
|---|---|---|
| A&H | 10+ | Minimum of 10 credits Arts & Humanities |
| SSc | 10+ | Minimum of 10 credits Social Science |
| Diversity | 3+ | Minimum of 3 credits Diversity |
General engineering/computing 28 credits
| Course | Credits | Title |
|---|---|---|
| CSE 122 or 142 | 4 | Computer Programming I |
| MSE 170 | 4 | Fund of Materials Science |
| AA 210 | 4 | Engineering Statics |
| EE 215 | 4 | Fund. of Electrical Engineering |
| CEE 220 | 4 | Intro to Mechanics of Material |
| ME 230 | 4 | Kinematics & Dynamics |
| IND E 250 | 4 | Fundamentals of Engineering Economy |
Industrial engineering core requirements 37 credits
| Course | Credits | Title |
|---|---|---|
| IND E 310 | 4 | Linear & Network Programming – Autumn |
| IND E 311 | 4 | Stochastic Models & Decision Analysis – Winter |
| IND E 316 | 4 | Design of Experiments - Winter |
| IND E 321 | 4 | Statistical Quality Control - Spring |
| IND E 337* | 4 | Intro to Manufacturing Systems – Autumn or Spring |
| IND E 338 | 4 | Simulation - Winter |
| IND E 351 | 4 | Human Factors in Design - Spring |
| IND E 491 | 1 | Professional Practice Seminar - Autumn |
| IND E 494 | 4 | Design in the Manufacturing Firm – Winter |
| IND E 495 | 4 | Industrial Engineering Design - Spring |
* Fulfills both writing and ISE core requirements.
Additional industrial engineering requirements 8 credits
Take one class from Area A, Production:
| Course | Credits | Title |
|---|---|---|
| IND E 430 | 4 | Manufacturing Scheduling & Inventory - Autumn |
| IND E 439 | 4 | Plant Layout & Material Handling - Autumn |
Take one class from Area B, Advanced Industrial Engineering Topics:
| Course | Credits | Title |
|---|---|---|
| IND E 412 | 4 | Integer and Dynamic Programming - Spring |
| IND E 427 | 4 | Data Analytics for Systems Engineering - Autumn |
| IND E 455 | 4 | User Interface Design - Autumn |
Technical electives 16 credits minimum
A minimum of 16 credits. Additional technical elective courses may be chosen from the Undergraduate Technical Elective List.
Notes
- The introductory courses CSE 142 & 143 have been replaced with CSE 121, 122, & 123 starting in the 2022-23 academic year. Please read more about this course renumbering here.
- While CSE 121 is not required, students may choose to take CSE 121 before CSE 122 depending on experience and comfort level. The Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering provides a guided self-placement online tool to assist students in deciding which CSE course to start enrolling in.