Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management Engineering minor in Information Technology (BSIME-IT)
Program Checklist
Individual course checklists provide students with information on where they are at any point in their course of study. This serves to guide the student on the appropriate courses to take upon each enrolment, particularly if pre-requisite courses are required.
LEGEND: | H = HARD PRE-REQUISITE S = SOFT PRE-REQUISITE C = CO – REQUISITE |
TOTAL UNITS: | 220 (10) |
To the Students:
Please take note that courses should not be enrolled without passing their respective pre-requisite and taking (not necessarily passed) their soft-requisite. Be reminded that not following so will cause the course to be INVALIDATED.
This checklist is tentative and subject to change.
Please be guided accordingly. Thank you.
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Course Description for the Program
The course offerings are divided into major course and minor courses. The main difference between BS IME-IT and BS IME-SM only exists in the minor courses:
Major Course Description
All major courses under the BS IME-IT program are the same courses taken up by the BS IE student except for the electives.
SYSINDE Project Management
3 units
This course develops a foundation of concepts and solutions that supports the planning, scheduling, controlling, resource allocation, and performance measurement activities required for successful completion of a DESIGNING an INFORMATION SYSTEM project. The topics are based on the Project Management Book of Knowledge.
Pre-requisite | PRCIEE (Hard), SYSINFO(Soft) |
Pre-requisite to | LBYIET1(Co), IEPRNET(Soft) |
LBYIET1 Advance Computer Programming
2 units
This course is an introduction to the intellectual enterprise of computer science and the art of programming. This course teaches students how to think algorithmically and solve problems efficiently. The topics covered will provide students with the technical capability and knowledge on how they might use computer programming to address Industrial Engineering related issues.
Pre-requisite | SYSINDE (Co) |
Pre-requisite to | IEBSDAT(Soft) |
IEBSDAT Structured Query Language Database
2 units
This is a course on developing and creating database applications. It builds on the student’s skills on creating applications that enhance productivity. Students will be introduced to database design concepts and be challenged to test them out in applications that capitalize on them.
Pre-requisite | LBYIET1(Soft) |
Pre-requisite to | APLIENT(Soft) |
LBYIET2 Structured Query Language Database Laboratory
1 unit
This is the laboratory course to an introductory course to database applications. Laboratory cases will cover topics on database design and Visual Basic for Applications.
Pre-requisite | IEBSDAT (Co) |
Pre-requisite to | NONE |
IEPRNET Networking Principles
2 units
This PRINNET course covers the basic concepts of computer networking. It shall include the ISO-OSI reference model, networking addressing, local and wide area networking technologies. The students shall be able to experience how to configure a LAN and WAN topology.
Pre-requisite | SYSINDE (Soft) |
Pre-requisite to | NONE |
APLIENT Enterprise Applications
1 unit
This lecture-type course is an introductory course in Enterprise Application Systems that provides an overview in the concepts, processes and functions of Order-to-Cash and Procure-to-Pay.
Pre-requisite | IEBSDAT (Soft) |
Pre-requisite to | LBYIET3 (Co) |
LBYIET3 Enterprise Applications Laboratory
1 unit
This laboratory-type course is an introductory course in Enterprise Application Systems that provides an overview in the concepts, processes and functions of Trade and Logistics, Inventory Management, Warehouse Management, and Manufacturing. This course prepares the student for a Certification in an Enterprise System.
Pre-requisite | APLIENT (Co) |
Pre-requisite to | NONE |