Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management
工業工程及工程管理學榮譽工學士

Award Title:
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management
工業工程及工程管理學榮譽工學士

(Full-time : UGC funded ; Part-time : non-UGC funded)

Part I

Maximum Period of Study: 6 years

Number of credit units required for the Award: minimum 96

Programme Aims:

This programme is designed to meet the needs of present day engineering students with diverse science background. It aims to equip them with basic technical and engineering knowledge; analytical, managerial, and behavioural skills; and prepare them for life-long growth within the field of Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management. The BEIEEM programme prepares graduates for a variety of careers in the continually evolving manufacturing, engineering and services industries of today.  

In addition to the out of discipline or gateway education studies and language proficiency, to equip BEIEEM graduates with the core competence needed, this programme of studies include the following components : 

  • University level mathematics and essential computer studies
  • Fundamental engineering sciences and design
  • Production technology and processes
  • Industrial engineering and engineering management concepts, techniques and tools
  • Problem solving, teamwork and integration skills development 

Programme Educational Objectives: 

A BEIEEM graduate

  • will have a good understanding of the issues and relationships between the management tasks of planning, organizing, directing, controlling and the human elements in industrial, service and research organizations;
  • will have the necessary knowledge and skills to deal with the uncertain nature of these industrial management tasks and processes; and
  • is able to integrate these management tasks and processes into effective management systems in different industrial or technological environments.

Programme Intended Learning Outcomes (PILOs): 

Upon successful completion of this Programme, as an engineering graduate, a BEIEEM graduate should attain:

  • an ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering
  • an ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data
  • an ability to design a system, component, or process to meet desired needs within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and sustainability
  • an ability to function on multi-disciplinary teams
  • an ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems
  • an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility
  • an ability to communicate effectively
  • the broad education necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a global, economic, environmental, and societal context
  • a recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in life-long learning
  • a knowledge of contemporary issues
  • an ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice. 
In addition a BEIEEM graduate
  • has the necessary Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management knowledge and skills to deal with the uncertain nature of these industrial management tasks and processes;
  • has a good understanding of the issues and relationships between the management tasks of planning, organizing, directing, controlling and the human elements in industrial, service and research organizations;
  • has the ability to integrate these management tasks and processes into effective management systems in different industrial or technological environments; and
  • has the ability to work or lead effectively in multidisciplinary teams. 

Part II   Programme of Study  

1.      University Requirements: (18 CUs)

  • Chinese Civilization Course (3 CUs)

Course Code

Course TitleLevelUnits WorthWgt*
GE1501Chinese Civilisation-History and PhilosophyB30

 

  • Language Requirement (6 CUs)

Students are required to complete language courses of six credits to fulfil the University Language Requirement. For details, please refer to the approved Arrangements for Fulfilling the University Language Requirement. English language courses are highly recommended.

  • Out-of-Discipline Requirement (9 CUs)

    To fulfil the University's out-of-discipline requirement, students are required to take Gateway Education courses from the 3 distributional areas, namely, 'Arts and Humanities', 'Study of Societies, Social and Business Organisations' and 'Science and Technology'.

2.      Programme Core Courses: (minimum 57 CUs)

Course Code

Course TitleLevelUnits WorthRemarks (eg Faculty Accreditation, or Exemption requirements, etc.)Wgt*
CS2363 Computer Programming B23 1
MA2176Basic Calculus and Linear AlgebraB23Students having obtained Grade C or above in both MA1002 Higher Mathematics I (B) and MA1004 Higher Mathematics II (B) in their Foundation Year can be exempted from MA2176 Basic Calculus and Linear Algebra. Instead, they will take an additional course from the list of Programme Electives.  1
MA2172Applied Statistics for Science and EngineeringB23 1
MA2181Mathematical Methods for EngineeringB23 1
MEEM2003MechanicsB23 1
MEEM2004Engineering Principles and Design  B23 1
MEEM2016Computer Aided Engineering DrawingB23 1
MEEM2020  Engineering Workshop Practice   B20This course is exclusively designed for Full Time year ONE students who do not have any experience in engineering workshop practices. Students who have HD or AD and relevant experience in workshop practices may be credit transferred.0
MEEM2029Electrical and Electronic Principles IB23 1
MEEM2034Introduction to Engineering Materials and Manufacturing ProcessesB23 1
MEEM3024Ergonomics in Workplace DesignB33 2
MEEM3025Integrative Engineering Management IB33 2
MEEM3027Logistics and Materials ManagementB33 2
MEEM3034Work DesignB33 2
MEEM3060Operations ResearchB33 2
MEEM3062Quality Engineering IB33 2
MEEM4020Enterprise Information SystemsB43 2
MEEM4068 Project (Individual)B49Student must fulfil either MEEM4068 or MEEM4069.2
MEEM4069Group Project

3.      Programme Electives: (21 CUs; SEVEN electives with at least FOUR from B4 level electives)

Course Code

Course TitleLevelUnits WorthRemarks (eg Faculty Accreditation, or Exemption requirements, etc.)Wgt*
CS3270Fundamentals of Computer Networks and the InternetB33 2
CS4286Internet Security and E-commerce ProtocolsB43 2
MEEM3006Plastics Engineering B33 2
MEEM3007CAD/CAMB33 2
MEEM3020Engineering Economic AnalysisB33 2
MEEM3023Ergonomics in Man Machine SystemB33 2
MEEM3040Engineering Database and SystemsB33 2
MEEM3046Automation TechnologyB33 2
MEEM3053Quality Improvement: MethodologiesB33 2
MEEM3057Industrial Marketing for EngineersB33 2
MEEM4002Computer Aided Process PlanningB43 2
MEEM4023Occupational Health & Safety ManagementB43 2
MEEM4024Project ManagementB43 2
MEEM4025Quality Systems and ManagementB43 2
MEEM4026Systems Modelling and SimulationB43 2
MEEM4031Management of Technological InnovationB43 2
MEEM4034Product Development: Managerial ApproachB43 2
MEEM4040Entrepreneurship for EngineersB43 2
MEEM4041Maintenance Services and SystemsB43 2
MEEM4043Global Operations ManagementB43 2
MEEM4046Green Industrial SystemsB43 2
MEEM4047 #Directed StudiesB43 2
MEEM4065MacroergonomicsB43 2
MEEM4066Professional Engineering PracticeB43 2

4.     Internship courses (optional)

Course Code

Course TitleLevelUnits WorthRemarksWgt.*
FS4001  Co-operative Education Scheme (CES) B4  8  A year-long company attachment during final year of study0  
FS4002 Industrial Attachment Scheme (IAS)B4 3 Summer Internship0 

# Only for special occasions, approval must be obtained within the Add/Drop Period of each semester.

* Graduation Grade Point Average (GGPA) will continue to be used for award classification up to 2009 intake.  Following CityU Senate decision, Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) will be used thereafter i.e. from 2010 intake.

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Department of Manufacturing Engineering and Engineering Management