De La Salle University - Manila

Undergraduate Degree Programs

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (BS IE)

Industrial Marketing (INDUMAR)
A study of the fundamental elements of marketing, its role in business management and in society, including strategies in marketing mix, namely: product, price, promotions, and physical distribution.

Economic Analysis (ECANALY)
A study of the basic concepts and principles of economics. The first part, principally microeconomics, deals with market analysis, elements of supply and demand, income and factors of production, and market structure. The second part, which concerns macroeconomics, focuses on the study of the total economy, i.e., national income and aggregate activity, fiscal and monetary policies, and economic growth and development.
Soft Prerequisite: Differential Calculus (ENGCAL1)

Probability and Statistics (QUAMETH)
A course covering the basic concepts of probability, random variable, expectation, special discrete and continuous probability distribution, frequency distribution and statistical measures and sampling theory.
Hard Prerequisite: Integral Calculus (ENGCAL2)

Financial Accounting (IEMANAC)
A course providing the student with introductory concepts, principles and procedures in accounting, balance sheet and income statement construction for single proprietorship, partnership, and corporation, statement of changes in financial position preparation, and financial statement analysis.
Soft Prerequisite: Economic Analysis (ECANALY)

Advanced Quantitative Methods (QUADLEC)
A course covering the concepts of sampling distributions, estimation, tests of hypotheses, regression and analysis and correlation, non-parametric tests and analysis of variance.
Hard Prerequisite: Quantitative Methods (QUAMETH)

Advanced Quantitative Methods Laboratory (LBYIEN8)
Laboratory for Advanced Quantitative Methods.
Co-Requisite: Advanced Quantitative Methods (QUADLEC)

Advanced Mathematics for Industrial Engineering (INDEMAT)
A course introducing advanced mathematical concepts that will be used in higher I.E. subjects and the minors. It deals with concept of matrices, solution of non-linear equations, series analysis, non-linear optimization, sets, and mathematical logic.
Hard Prerequisite: Differential Equations (ENGANAL)

Industrial Cost Accounting (IECOSAC)
A course covering basic concepts and techniques, with emphasis on the managerial applications of full cost accounting and differential cost accounting. This course includes the concepts of break-even, joint and by-product costing, job order costing, process costing, and standard costing.
Hard Prerequisite: Financial Accounting (IEMANAC)

Engineering Production Systems 1 (PROMAN1)
An introduction to the concepts, quantitative techniques, and the decision-making process in the planning and control of production systems. The course centers on demand forecasting, capacity planning, inventory management, material requirements planning, introduction to Just-in-Time concept, scheduling and aggregate planning.
Hard Prerequisites: Industrial Processes (INDUPRO)/Advanced Quantitative Methods (QUADLEC)

Introduction to Ergonomics (ERGOONE)
This is a lecture course concerned with the study and experimentation of the biological science, physiological science, physics and engineering.
Soft Prerequisites: Advanced Quantitative Methods (QUADLEC)/Advanced Quantitative Methods Laboratory (LBYIEN8)

Introduction to Ergonomics Laboratory (LBYIEN1)
Laboratory for Introduction to Ergonomics
Co-Requisite: Introduction to Ergonomics (ERGOONE)

Operations Research 1 (OPERES1)
A course introducing the fundamental concepts in operations research, particularly linear programming, model formulation, solution methods, sensitivity analysis, concept of duality, and other advance in the field of linear programming.
Hard Prerequisite: Advanced Mathematics for Industrial Engineering (INDEMAT)

Engineering Economy (IMEECON)
A study of the basic concepts and techniques of analysis useful in evaluating the worth of engineering and business projects in relation to their cost. The course covers interest and money-time relationships, depreciation and valuation, methods of economy studies, comparison of alternatives with and without the effects of income taxes, replacement studies, risk, uncertainty, and sensitive analysis.
Hard Prerequisite: Industrial Cost Accounting (IECOSAC)

Human Behavior Organization (HUBEHOR)
This course deals with the study of the basic concepts and principles of psychology. The introductory course will expose students to the psychology of the individual: how he thinks, senses, learns, is motivated and develops. This course will also deal with the structure of personality and individuality, stress and psychotherapy.

Systems Analysis and Design (SYSTLEC)
This is a lecture course that will provide the student with concepts, tools, techniques, and activities of systems analysis and design (situation appraisal, problem analysis, system definition, evaluation of alternatives, system representation, system report) and basic research methods and analysis.
Soft Prerequisite: Environmental Engineering (ENVIENG)

Systems Analysis and Design Laboratory (LBYIEN5)
Laboratory for Systems Analysis and Design
Co-Requisite: Systems Analysis and Design (SYSTLEC)

Engineering Production Systems 2 (PROMAN2)
A combination of four hours of lecture and three hours laboratory class on the concepts, techniques, and methodologies of methods design and work measurements and their application in productivity enhancements and other managerial undertakings. This course also covers the concepts of capacity, assembly line balancing, and layouting.
Prerequisite: Engineering Production Systems (PROMAN1)

Methods Engineering Laboratory (LBYIEN3)
Laboratory for Engineering Production Systems 2.
Co-requisite: Engineering Productions Systems 2 (PROMAN2)

Cognitive Engineering (ERGOTWO)
This is a lecture course in cognitive ergonomics which includes topics on nervous system, responding to stimuli, information processing, learning, human error, mental workload, short and long-term memory.
Hard Prerequisite: Introduction to Ergonomics (ERGOONE)

Cognitive Engineering Laboratory (LBYIEN2)
Laboratory for Cognitive Engineering.
Co-Requisite: Cognitive Engineering (ERGOTWO)

Operations Research 2 (OPERES2)
A course discussing advanced mathematical programming tools. It deals with integer programming, special types of integer linear programming models (network analysis, transportation, transshipment, and assignment models), goal programming, and dynamic programming.
Hard Prerequisite: Operations Research 1 (OPERES1)

Industrial Financial Management (IEFIMAN)
A course covering the discussion of financial systems specifically on financial analysis and planning management of working capital, long-term financing, and capital budgeting process.
Hard Prerequisite: Engineering Economy (IMEECON)
Engineering Methods of Research for IE (IEMETRE)
The course discusses the basic concepts of research as applied in the engineering field. The different types of research and data gathering techniques are discussed as well as intellectual property rights. The course aims to teach students how to make a quality research work.
Hard Prerequisite: English 2 (ENGLTWO)

Facilities Planning (FACIPLA)
This course covers material flow; location and layout of facilities; manufacturing process design; materials handling, production and assembly operations; receiving, storage and distribution; warehousing.
Hard Prerequisites: Engineering Production Systems 2 (PROMAN2)/Engineering Production Systems 2 Laboratory (LBYIEN3)

Engineering Production Systems 3 (PROMAN3)
A course covering the basic concepts and principles of Total Quality Management, it deals with the use of various control charts. Operating characteristics curves and various types of acceptance sampling procedures, life testing and reliability are taken to study production efficiency.
Soft Prerequisite: Engineering Production Systems 2 (PROMAN2)

Engineering Product Design (PRODLEC)
These are lecture and laboratory courses that cover the design of products, equipment and workspaces for human. It emphasizes efficient design to suit the characteristics of people, their shapes and sizes, physiology and psychology, how they sense, perceive and coordinate muscle control.
Soft Prerequisites: Cognitive Engineering (ERGOTWO)/Materials Engineering (MATSCIE)

Engineering Product Design Laboratory (LBYIEN4)
Laboratory for Engineering Product Design
Co-Requisite: Engineering Product Design (PRODLEC)

Operations Research 3 (OPERES3)
A study of stochastic models in operations research. This includes decision analysis, stochastic inventory control, queuing theory, simulation, Markov analysis, and gave theory.
Soft Prerequisite: Operations Research 2 (OPERES2)

Management Information Systems (MANINFO)
A course covering conceptualization, design, development, implementation and maintenance of realistic management information systems (MIS) tailored to the specific needs of organizations, for both commercial and non-commercial applications. The course also presents the application of modern technology to MIS.
Soft Prerequisites: Systems Analysis Design (SYSTLEC)/Systems Analysis and Design Laboratory (LBYIEN5)

Industrial Engineering Practicum (PRCIEN1)
A 12-week practicum/on-the-job training course for Industrial Engineers.
Hard Prerequisites: Facilities Planning (FACIPLA), Engineering Product Design Lecture & Laboratory (PRODLEC/LBYIEN4), Engineering Production Systems 3 (PROMAN3), Operations Research 3 (OPERES3), Engineering Methods of Research for IE (IEMETRE), Management Information Systems (MANINFO), Industrial Engineering Graphics (LBYMEEH), Personal Effectiveness 2 (PERSEF2)

Large Scale Linear and Integer Linear Programming (ORELEC1)
This course covers applications and concepts on Large Scale Models on Linear Programming and Integer Linear Programming. Discuss concepts on Karmarkar Algorithm, Kachian's Ellipsoid Method, and Decomposition. Apply Linear Programming concepts for Data Analysis. Use software such as Excel Spreadsheet, General Algebraic Modeling System (GAMS), and XPRESS-MP in solving for these large-scale models. Discuss concepts on Multiobjective Models and Optimization.
Hard Prerequisite: Industrial Engineering Practicum (PRCIEN1)

Systems Simulation (SIMSLEC)
This is a lecture course that covers the use of random numbers in simulation, use of simulation software in actual situations, programming in complex simulation and interpretation of simulation results.
Soft Prerequisites: Systems Analysis and Design (SYSTLEC), Engineering Computer Programming (ENGPROG)

Systems Simulation Laboratory (LBYIEN6)
Laboratory for Systems Simulation.
Co-Requisite: Systems Simulation (SIMSLEC)

Manufacturing Systems Engineering (ADMANSY)
The course covers concepts in advanced manufacturing systems. The concepts of production automation and related systems, computer integrated manufacturing, flexible manufacturing, robotics, material handling and computers in quality assurance are detailed.
Hard Prerequisite: Industrial Engineering Practicum (PRCIEN1)

Occupational Safety and Health (OCCSAFE)
Application of human factors and engineering practice in accident prevention and reduction of health hazards in the work environment; effects and control of physical hazards of noise, vibration and heat stress; survey of disease producing agents in air, water and soil; hazard measurement.
Hard Prerequisite: Industrial Engineering Practicum (PRCIEN1)

System Dynamics (DYNALEC)/(DYNALAB)
These are lecture and laboratory courses dealing with dynamic systems modeled through causal loops. It also covers feedback loops, system archetypes, and system leverage.
Soft Pre-requisite: Systems Simulation (SIMSLEC)

System Dynamics Laboratory (LBYIEN7)
Laboratory for System Dynamics.
Co-Requisite: System Dynamics (DYNALEC)

Seminars for I.E. Majors (IEADSEM)
A seminar-type course where students are given lectures on specialized topics and recent advances in the field of I.E.
Hard Prerequisite: Industrial Engineering Practicum (PRCIEN1)

Feasibility Studies (FEASTUD)
A course designed to develop student's discipline in preparing project feasibility studies utilizing and refining principles, tools and methodologies in management organization, marketing, technical, financial, social, and economic aspects of business enterprises taken in prior courses. The course emphasizes the application and integration of these carious disciplines in the development, rehabilitation and liquidation of business ventures and projects.
Soft Prerequisite: Cleaner Production (CLEANPR)