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All Industrial
Engineering students must meet certain prerequisites prior to beginning
sophomore level Industrial Engineering and other College of Engineering
courses. They must:
Students not meeting the requirements in
part (I) shall be given individual counseling in selecting one of the
following options:
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Change major.
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Continue in current status, with a
reduced number of credit hours per semester, and repeat key courses
in math, freshman engineering, or computer science etc., before
beginning sophomore and higher courses.
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Change major department within the
College of Engineering and continue to attempt to fulfill the
matriculation requirements.
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Individual advice and counseling for
students deficient after the freshman year shall be provided by the
Industrial Engineering department.
When a student is majoring in Industrial
Engineering, he or she is assigned a faculty advisor.
The Advisor:
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Provides information, advice, and
recommendations in academic and related areas;
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Directs the students to sources which
explain in detail academic regulations, courses prerequisites and
graduation requirements;
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Helps the new students to understand
the degree to which one should assume responsibility for one's own
program planning;
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Provides vocational guidance and
occupational information in one's area of specialty, and
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Refers the student to the appropriate
individual, office or agency when further assistance is necessary.
The department Chairperson is also
available to students needing information about different curricula and
help in forming educational plans.
Instructors are usually the best
source of help to students having difficulty with particular subjects.
Members of the faculty keep office hours and expect students to consult
them individually whenever special assistance is needed.
The department emphasizes that students
have the primary responsibility for planning their individual programs
and meeting graduation requirements.
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A change in a
student's program may be made with the consent of his or her advisor and
department chairman.
Students may drop a course without penalty up until
the official deadline of withdrawal. After the time limit has expired,
withdrawal from any course will result in a grade of "F".
Prerequisites and Co requisites
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Prerequisites are courses or levels of
achievement that a student is expected to have completed successfully by
earning at least a passing grade prior to enrolling in a course.
To be
effective for any given semester, prerequisites have been set forth in
the University Undergraduate bulletin or this handbook
It is the student's responsibility to
satisfy prerequisites for any course enrolled. Computerized prerequisite
searches will take place each semester.
Failure to satisfy prerequisites
will result in removal from enrollment in the course.
All students are required to show
instructors proof of their prerequisites (semester taken and grade
received) or corequisites (semester taken) during the first week of
class.
Those students who do not meet
prerequisite or corequisite requirements should drop the course and add
other courses if possible before the add/drop deadline; such students
will not be allowed to attend class lectures to take tests. They will
receive a "F" incomplete grade if the course is not dropped.
No exceptions on prerequisites/corequisite
will be allowed on all courses listed in this Industrial Engineering
Handbook.
Industrial Engineering Policy on Course Registration
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All Industrial
Engineering students are advised to make an appointment with their
advisor before registration period begins.
Based on their advisor's
recommendations, registration forms should be completed, signed by the
student and his/her advisor, and submitted to the Chairman's office for
approval and data entry.
The department office will enter all
registration data into the administrative database.
Failure to see the
advisor or registering without advisor's approval will cause unnecessary
delays in the student's graduation and the Registrar will be informed to
drop such a student from all courses.
Final exam papers
are not returned to the students, but the instructor shall keep the
final exam until the first month of the next regular semester.
During
this period, any student shall have an opportunity to review his/her
exam paper.
The fact that in some instances it may be impossible to
provide a student with the opportunity to review his/her final exam
paper is not sufficient to justify a re-examination.
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