In addition to the Bachelor of Science in Engineering with a concentration in Industrial and Systems Engineering, the Department of Engineering, along with the Department of Mathematics, offers a dual degree in engineering and mathematics (Bachelor of Science in Engineering with a concentration in Industrial and Systems Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Mathematics).
Degrees Awarded
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
Major Requirements
The Engineering major with a concentration in Industrial and Systems Engineering and Mathematics major consists of 105 s.h. distributed as follows:
Required Engineering (EGR) Core Courses
- EGR 1100 Introduction to Engineering I (3 s.h.)
- EGR 1200 Introduction to Engineering II (3 s.h.)
- EGR 2100 Engineering Mechanics (3 s.h.)
- EGR 2300 Materials (3 s.h.)
- EGR 3100 Engineering Economy (3 s.h.)
- EGR 3140 Numerical Analysis (3 s.h.)
- EGR 3200 Electrical Engineering Principles (3 s.h.)
- EGR 3310 Engineering Probability and Statistics I (3 s.h.)
- EGR 3320 Engineering Probability and Statistics II (3 s.h.)
- EGR 4900 Engineering and Society (3 s.h.)
Required Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISE) Concentration Courses
- ISE 3200 Work Analysis and Design (3 s.h.)
- ISE 3300 Operations Research (3 s.h.)
- ISE 3500 Ergonomics and Safety (3 s.h.)
- ISE 4200 Product Engineering (3 s.h.)
- ISE 4310 Engineering Management (3 s.h.)
- ISE 4320 Systems Engineering (3 s.h.)
Required Mathematics Courses
- MAT 2310 Calculus I (3 s.h.)
- MAT 2320 Calculus II (3 s.h.)
- MAT 2500 Discrete Mathematics I (3 s.h.)
- MAT 2600 Transition to Abstract Mathematics (3 s.h.)
- MAT 3050 The History of Mathematics (3 s.h.)
- MAT 3090 Calculus III (3 s.h.)
- MAT 3100 Calculus IV (3 s.h.)
- MAT 3120 Linear Algebra (3 s.h.)
- MAT 3160 Modern Algebra (3 s.h.)
- MAT 4110 Differential Equations (3 s.h.)
- MAT 4140 Advanced Calculus I (3 s.h.)
- MAT 4800 Seminar in Mathematics (3 s.h.)
Required Science Courses
- CHE 1510 General Chemistry I (4 s.h.)
- PHY 2510 General Physics I-Calculus Based (4 s.h.)
- PHY 2520 General Physics II-Calculus Based (4 s.h.)
Required Computer Science Course
Select one course from the following:
- CSC 2010 Introduction to Computer Science (3 s.h.)
- CSC 2020 Introduction to Programming (3 s.h.)
Required Economics Course
Select one course 3 s.h. from the following:
- ECO 2610 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 s.h.)
- ECO 2620 Principles of Microeconomics (3 s.h.)
Other Major Course Requirements
- ENG 3210 Technical Writing (3 s.h.)
Course Failure
If a student receives a grade of D or F in any of the EGR, ISE, CHE, MAT, or PHY courses listed above, then that course must be repeated as soon as possible (usually the next time it is offered).
Contact for More Information
B.S., M.S., University of Tennessee at Knoxville; Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University
Denise H. Bauer, Ph.D.
Chair & Director, Engineering; Associate Professor of Engineering