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with the ability to function within the engineering community and the society at large and to lead the society in developing technologies that are environmentally sustainable and socially responsible. Through this program, students will acquire first-hand knowledge of the modus operandi of companies and ascertain the value of their theoretical knowledge when applied to real-world situations. This will create a unique opportunity for students to demonstrate their ability as a professional engineer and secure a track record before even graduating. Admission Requirements In addition to ALHOSN University general requirements the Industrial Engineering program has explicit admissions and retention policies consistent with high quality undergraduate studies. In particular, the grades achieved by candidate students in math and sciences will be critical in granting admission on a competitive basis. In all cases, a minimum grade of 65% in math and sciences is strictly required for admission. Students with math and science grades at 60% level could be accepted on probation for a period of one year. The students on probation must maintain a minimum of C (2.0) average during the probation period of one year in order to remove the probation status. Curriculum The Bachelor of Industrial engineering requires a minimum total of 127 Credit Hours (+ labs) broken down as follows: 1. University General Requirements (27 credit hours): 21 credits of compulsory courses, and 06 credit hours of elective courses; 2. Faculty Requirements (41 credit hours): 35 credits of compulsory courses, and 6 credits of math/basic science selected elective courses; 3. Program Requirements (59 credit hours): 50 credits of compulsory courses, and 9 credits of technical elective courses (list provided below). The following table shows the courses according to the semesters they are offered. Global Knowledge with Local Vision 106
BSIE Eight Semester Study Plan Code BSIE Course Title Credits FRESHMAN YEAR (I) First Semester (Fall) FAS 108 Ethics 3 FAS 101 Communication Skills (English) 3 FAS 102/109 Communication Skills (Arabic) or Human Rights in Law and Shari’ah 3 FES 111 Programming I 3 FES 102 Calculus I 3 Total 15 Second Semester (Spring) FAS 103 Islamic Culture 3 FBA 100 Introduction to Economics 3 FES 103 Calculus II 3 FAS 120 Scientific and Technical Writing 3 FAS 106 History of Sciences 3 Total 15 SOPHOMORE YEAR (II) First Semester (Fall) FES 220 Engineering Chemistry 3 FES 230 Fundamentals of Physics 3 FES 202 Introduction to Statistics 3 FES 201 Matrix Algebra for Engineers 3 FES 240 Engineering Fundamentals 3 Total 15 Second Semester (Spring) IND 212 Engineering Design and Drafting 2 FES 203 Statistics for Engineers 3 FES 270 Materials Science 3 FES 231 Dynamics 3 FES 241 Laboratory in Engineering Fundamentals 2 FES xxx Math/Science Selected Elective I 3 Total 16 JUNIOR YEAR (III) First Semester (Fall) IND 301 Engineering Economics 3 IND 303 Work Analysis and Ergonomics 3 IND 305 Manufacturing Processes 3 IND 307 Thermofluids 3 FES xxx Math/Science Selected Elective II 3 Total 15 Second Semester (Spring) IND 312 Introduction to Engineering Management 3 IND 314 Algorithms and Web-based Systems 3 IND 316 Electric Circuits 3 IND 318 Facilities Design 3 UGR 901 UGR Elective I 3 IND xxx Technical Elective I 3 Total 18 SUMMER JUNIOR YEAR IND 499 Industrial Engineering Internship 0 SENIOR YEAR (IV) First Semester (Fall) IND 401 Operations Research 3 IND 403 Modeling and Simulation 3 IND 405 Quality Assurance 3 IND 407 Capstone Design 3 IND xxx Technical Elective II 3 UGR 902 UGR Elective II 3 Total 18 Second Semester (Spring) IND 412 Production and Inventory Systems 3 IND 414 Project Management 3 IND 416 Computer-Aided Manufacturing 3 IND 418 Law and Professionalism 3 IND xxx Technical Elective III 3 Total 15 Total Credit Hours for BSIE Program: 127 107
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DIRECTORY ALHOSN University, P.O. B
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UNIVERSITY OVERVIEW Philosophy ALHO
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ADMISSIONS AND REGISTRATION Applica
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The University General Requirement
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FAS 101 Communication Skills (Engli
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العلوم الطبيعية (FES1
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