Project Management for Industrial Engineers

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course identifies the common aspects and peculiarities of projects and then illustrates the application of analytical approaches to meet the challenges of acheiving effective project management. The following topics are covered: feasibility studies, project planning, cost estimation, bidding, use of professional engineering and other types of consultants, organization and control, resource allocation and project life cycle concepts. The role of the professional engineer in society and the impact that engineering in all its forms makes on the environmental, social, economic and cultural aspirations of society are discussed. PREREQUISITES: For students entering Upper Division in 2017/18: IENG 3344.03 For students entering Upper Division prior to 2017/18: IENG 3301.03, IENG 3303.03, IENG 3305.03, IENG 3316.03, IENG 3344.03, IENG 3320.03, IENG 3321.03, IENG 3334.03 or STAT 2080.03, IENG 3345.03, IENG 3348.03 or IENG 4548.03 EXCLUSIONS: IENG 4558.03 FORMATS: Lecture | Lab