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Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (IME)

Area of Specialization under the Industrial Systems Engineering (ISE) program

Since its inception in the early 1970’s, the Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering program at AIT has committed to preparing qualified engineers with high-tech knowledge for supporting sustainable industrial development of the region. Starting as Systems Engineering in the early days and becoming Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering today.

Research Focus Area

  • Supply Chain and Logistic Management 
  • Supply Contracts
  • Inventory Policy with Emergency Order
  • Customer-Oriented FMEA
  • Innovative Design for Customer Experience
  • Design for Each of Use
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Preferred Background

For Master Program

Strong quantitative background; undergraduate degree in mechanical, production, industrial, electrical, electronics, or chemical engineering; other engineering fields; other applied sciences.

For Doctoral Program

One should have a good master’s degree in one of the above disciplines.

Highlight

Our focus has always been on responding to current needs and future trends for industry to be competitive, and we have achieved it through these following.

  • A high-quality graduate education program;
  • Teaching excellence through research activities;
  • Strong relationship with private and public sectors, 
  • Partnership with various manufacturing and service industries.

Master’s Program

Master’s Program Description
During the first two semesters, master’s students are expected to complete the coursework requirement. In summary, a master’s student in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (IME) follows:
Duration: 4 semesters and 1 Inter-Semester Period (22 months)
Master’s Program Duration Table
Thesis OptionResearch Option
Required Courses9 credits9 credits
Elective Courses17 credits27 credits
Option22 credits12 credits
Total48 credits48 credits

Doctoral Program

Doctoral students in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (IME) are required to take a minimum of 84 credits that comprise 12 credits of coursework (may including a maximum of 3 credits of special study) and 72 credits of dissertation. The composition of courses taken by a doctoral student requires the consent of his/her dissertation advisor.

In summary, a doctoral candidate in Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (IME) follows:

  • Duration: 7 semesters and 2 or 3 Inter-Semester Periods
  • Total Credits Required: 84 credits = 12 coursework credits + 72 research credits

Course Structure

Course CodeTitleSemesterCourse CreditType
AT72.01Deterministic Optimization ModelsAugust3(45-0)General
AT72.02Production and Operations ManagementAugust3(45-0)General
AT72.03Statistical Models and Design of ExperimentsAugust3(45-0)Required
AT72.04Engineering EconomyAugust3(45-0)General
AT72.05Quality Control and ManagementAugust3(45-0)General
AT72.08Stochastic Decision ModelsJanuary3(45-0)General
AT72.09 Inventory and Logistics ManagementJanuary3(45-0)General
AT72.10Scheduling and SequencingAugust3(45-0)General
AT72.11Modeling and Simulation of Discrete Event SystemsJanuary3(45-0)General
AT72.16Data-Driven Operations ResearchJanuary3(45-0)Required
AT72.17ISE Seminar IJanuary1(15-0)General
AT72.18ISE Seminar IIJanuary1(15-0)General
AT72.19Applied Data AnalyticsJanuary3(45-0)General
AT72.20Supply Chain ManagementJanuary3(45-0)General
AT73.03Engineering MetrologyAugust3(30-45)General
AT73.05Eco-Design and Manufacturing SystemsJanuary3(30-45)General
AT73.06Product Design and DevelopmentJanuary3(30-45)Required
AT73.07Industrial Packaging Design and TechnologyJanuary3(45-0)General
AT73.16CAE & CAM for Product DevelopmentAugust3(30-45)General
AT73.19Advanced E-DesignAugust3(30-45)General
AT73.20Additive Manufacturing and Reverse EngineeringAugust3(45-0)General
AT73.21Digital FactoryAugust3(30-45)General
AT73.22Collaborative Manufacturing SystemsAugust3(30-45)General
AT73.23Customer Experience-Driven DesignAugust3(30-45)General
AT73.24International Collaborative Project ManagementAugust3(30-45)General
AT73.25Communications and People Skills Development for Engineering Leaders August3(15-60)General
AT73.9007Selected Topic: Advanced Manufacturing ProcessAugust3(45-0)General
AT73.9008Selected Topic: Advanced Material Science for Design & ManufacturingAugust3(45-0)General

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Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering (IME) 
Department of Industrial Systems Engineering (ISE) 
School of Engineering and Technology (SET) 
Asian Institute of Technology 
Phone: +66(0)2 524 6601 
Email: [email protected]