Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Technology
The Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Technology focuses on the fundamentals of manufacturing and industrial systems, human factors, and how to find solutions to improve productivity, quality, and safety. In this program students will learn how to design and optimize manufacturing processes and systems in the areas of industrial engineering technology from both technical and managerial points of view.
In the Bachelor of Industrial Engineering Technology (BINT), students must have completed an approved technology program, or equivalent (see Admissions information in Section B of the UNB Undergraduate Calendar). Students admitted to the program will have an 80 credit hour (ch) block applied towards the total 161ch required for the BINT degree. The remaining degree requirements are as follows:
Note: A minimum grade of C or better is required for all courses counting towards the degree.
Required Courses
Students must complete 31ch of required courses:
ENGT 4014 Law and Ethics in Engineering Technology(3ch)
ENGT 4032 Engineering Economics (3ch)
INDT 2111 Introduction to Production & Manufacturing Engineering (4ch)
INDT 2222 Manufacturing Processes (4ch)
INDT 4050 Industrial Engineering Design Project (7ch)
MATH 2513 Multivariable Calculus for Engineers (4ch)
MATH 3503 Differential Equations for Engineers (3ch)
STAT 2593 Probability and Statistics for Engineers (3ch)
Technical Courses
Students must complete at least 29ch from the following list of courses:
Note: Not all of these courses are necessarily offered every year and most courses have pre-requisites.
INDT 3311 Health, Safety and Human Factors (4ch)
INDT 3623 Management Science: Deterministic Models (4ch)
INDT 3624 Management Science: Probabilistic Models (4ch)
INDT 3653 Operations Management I (4ch)
INDT 3654 Operations Management II (4ch)
INDT 3661 Supply Chain Management (4ch)
INDT 3672 Introduction to Management Information Systems (3ch)
INDT 3721 Work Measurement, Analysis & Design (4ch)
INDT 4143 Quality Control and Reliability (3ch)
INDT 4244 Flexible Manufacturing Systems (3ch)
INDT 4311 Discrete Event System Simulation (4ch)
INDT 4412 Facility Design & Material Handling Systems (4ch)
Students must complete at least 21ch from the following list of courses:
Note: Not all of these courses are necessarily offered every year and most courses have pre-requisites.
BA 1215 Introduction to Financial Reporting (3ch)
Or BA 1216 Introduction to Financial Accounting (3ch)
BA 2123 Introduction to Digital Business (3ch)
BA 2217 Introduction to Managerial Accounting (3ch)
BA 2504 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour (3ch)
BA 2858 Introduction to Human Resources Management (3ch)
BA 3129 Business Research Methods (3ch)
BA 3224 Intermediate Managerial Accounting (3ch)
BA 3328 Consumer Behaviour (3ch)
BA 3421 Personal Financial Planning (3ch)
BA 3813 Introduction to Industrial Relations (3ch)
BA 4107 Studies in Small Business (3ch)
BA 4108 Management of New Enterprise (3ch)
BA 4221 Advanced Management Accounting (3ch)
BA 4223 Accounting Information Systems (3ch)
BA 4813 Negotiations and Dispute Resolutions (3ch)
BA 4853 Recruitment and Selection (3ch)
BA 4854 Training and Development (3ch)
BA 4855 Compensation Structure Development (3ch)
BA 4856 Evaluating and Rewarding Employee Performance (3ch)
BA 4857 Mgmt. of Occupational Health and Employee Wellness (3ch)
BA 4866 Management of Technology (3ch)
