Texas Tech University Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering 11 courses
The Master of Science in Industrial Engineering (M.S.I.E.) program prepares competent industrial engineers for industry and consulting. The master's level programs consist of two options: (1) a 30-hour thesis option, including 6 credit hours of thesis research, and (2) a 30-hour non-thesis option. The course selection may include a minor in an area and up to six hours outside industrial engineering. Students must complete one course from each area listed below (1- 5) to satisfy the core credit requirements for completion of the M.S. IE Degree. Remaining coursework to satisfy the 30-hour degree requirement is to be determined with a graduate advisor. 1. Operations Research– IE 5311 or IE 5318 2. Systems and Engineering Management – IE 5320 3. Manufacturing – IE 5351, IE 5352, IE 5355, or IE 5356 4. Statistics– IE 5342 or IE 5344 5. Human Factors/Ergonomics – IE 5301 or IE 5306 Master's and Ph.D. programs can incorporate courses taken in each of the five areas below. The Master of Science in Industrial Engineering (M.S.I.E.) program is offered both on campus and by distance education. Details regarding admission and degree requirements are available from the
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