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Undergraduate Concentration AreasThe undergraduate program provides a choice of four main areas of emphasis: Operations Research & Computer Modeling, Information Systems Engineering, Product Development & Manufacturing Systems, and Engineering Management. Technical elective courses may be taken in any of these four areas. Students wishing to gain a breadth of experience may choose to take a series of courses from two or more of the four areas. Those students wishing to earn a concentration in one of these four areas must take three out of four of their technical electives in one area. Some of the courses that fall into each of the four areas are listed below. Students may petition the undergraduate committee to take a course outside of the IE Department that qualifies in one of the areas. For example courses in the Information Systems Department may qualify in the Information Systems Engineering area, courses in Mechanical Engineering may qualify in the Product Development & Manufacturing Systems area, and courses from the College of Business may qualify in the Engineering Management area. Permission will be granted on a case-by-case basis. In addition, top academic students may take a graduate level course within the IE Department with the approval of their advisor and the course instructor. Operations Research & Computer Modeling Information Systems Engineering Product Development & Manufacturing Systems Engineering Management |
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