Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering with specialization in Information Technology (BSIE-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: | 204 (9) |
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.
Course Description for the Program
The course offerings are divided into major courses and minor courses. The main difference between BS IE-IT and BS IE-SM only exists in the minor courses:
Major Course Description
All major courses under the BS IE-IT program are the same courses taken up by the BS IE student except for the electives
ITDESYS Designing Systems
2 units
The Designing Systems (ITDESYS) covers the design and development of IT application systems including architecture design, user interface design, program design, and introduction to data storage design. This course shall serve as a transition from analysis models to blueprint creation and UI designing. The topics covered will teach students how technology will impact and improve business processes to be more efficient by enabling effective and user-centered designs.
| Pre-requisite | INFORSY (S) / LBYIE3H (C) |
| Pre-requisite to | ITDATAB (S) |
LBYIE3H Visual Basic Programming
2 units
This Visual Basic Programming (LBYIE3H) course is the laboratory component where students can apply the theories discussed in the ITDESYS (Designing Systems) lecture course. It exposes students to the features and functions of an event-driven programming language. The students will learn how to design wireframes and interactive user interface prototypes using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in the context of Excel in developing digital transformation projects. The topics covered will provide students with the technical capability and knowledge of how computer programming can address Industrial Engineering issues.
| Pre-requisite | INFORSY (S) / ITDESYS (C) |
| Pre-requisite to | ITDATAB (S) |
ITDATAB Database Management
2 units
Database Management (ITDATAB) covers the design and development of relational database management systems using a structured query language. Students will be introduced to database design and data science concepts. The topics covered will provide students with the technical capability and knowledge on how to extract knowledge and insights from structural and unstructured data. This course will enhance the student’s skills in creating database applications that enhance business productivity.
| Pre-requisite | ITDESYS (S) / LBYIE3H (S) / LBYIE4C (C) |
| Pre-requisite to | ITMPROJ (S) |
LBYIE4C Database Management Lab
2 units
This Database Management Lab (LBYIE4C) course is the laboratory component where students can apply the theories discussed in the ITDATAB (Database Management) lecture course. Laboratory cases will cover topics on database design using data definition language, data manipulation language, data control language and database indexing. The topics covered will provide students with the technical capability of visualizing and communicating data; and make data-driven decisions.
| Pre-requisite | ITDATAB (C) |
| Pre-requisite to | NONE |
ITMPROJ Managing IT Projects
2 units
The Managing IT Projects (ITMPROJ) explores the stages of project development through Business Process Management (BPM) methodology and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solutions. Students will be able to build basic business applications, automate processes and workflows, and manage end-to-end customer lifecycle. This course aims to enhance the students’ competency as system architects in managing resources, accelerating case handling times, reducing errors, deriving higher efficiency, and increasing customer satisfaction.
| Pre-requisite | ITDATAB (S) / ITMPROJ (C) |
| Pre-requisite to | NONE |
LBYIE4D ERP System Lab
2 units
This laboratory-type LBYIE4D course provides fundamental concepts, processes, and navigations in Enterprise Application Systems that aim to harness technology to make businesses more efficient and resilient from disruptions and changing market demands. This course introduces user experience design, application development, and system architecture. The topics, practice exercises, and case studies will provide students with digital transformation roadmap that involves UI designing, managing big data, automating processes, debugging, and breaking down silos across the organization.
| Pre-requisite | SUPCHAN (S) / ITDATAB (S) / ITMPROJ (C) |
| Pre-requisite to | NONE |