Industrial Management

The major in industrial management prepares students for an assignment in planning, organizing and controlling the manufacturing operation, including supervisory and management techniques and systems used in production.

A sequence of courses in total quality leadership, human relations and resources management, business finance and economics, production management, occupational safety and hygiene, and statistical process control provide students with specialized knowledge and practical skills in industrial management.

Learning Outcomes

Graduates from this program are expected to achieve the following:

• A detailed understanding of management including planning, organizing and controlling the manufacturing operation;
• An ability to apply management theory in real world settings.

First year

• General education
  
  • ENG 110, 111 and/or 112 (3-8)
  • IPC 102 (3)
  • General education elective (3-4)
• Basic courses
  
  • MATH 120 or 126 (5)
  • MIS 200 (3)
• Core courses
  
  • BAT 102, 201 (6)
  • BAT 209 or MGMT 305 (3)
  • ENVT 270 (3)
  • MFG 112 (3)
  • DESN 104 (3)

Second year

• General education
  
  • ECON 202 or 203 (3)
  • General education elective (3-4)
• Basic courses
  
  • STAT 200, BUSE 101; or
  • STAT 211, 212 (6)
  • BA 203 (3)
• Core courses
  
  • ACCT 221 (3)
  • BAT 203 or MGMT 300 (3)
  • MFG 220 (3)
    
  • MFG 227 (3)
  • Finance elective (3)

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