Bachelor in Industrial Engineering

The objective of the course is to produce engineers interested in and capable of handling the challenges faced by the industrial sectors in technical as well as managerial aspects in Nepal. Graduate engineers will be entrepreneurs, managers, and technical experts and professionals to enhance the pace of industrial development in Nepal.

 

In case of Letter Grading System, students should have secured minimum "C" Grade in all subjects in Grade 11 and 12. 

OR

Students who have passed 10+2 or equivalent examinations with minimum of 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (PCM) are eligible to apply for the admission in Bachelor in Industrial Engineering program.

 

Downloads:

IOE BE & B. Arch Entrance Syllabus and Examination System.pdf

As companies and organizations embrace management philosophies of continuous productivity and quality improvement to survive in the increasingly competitive world market, the need for industrial and engineers is growing.

While most other engineering disciplines apply skills to very specific areas, a career in IE gives the flexibility and opportunity to work in a wide array of businesses and organizations. Since the focus of IE graduates is to design processes and systems that improve quality and productivity, they work to eliminate, or significantly reduce, the waste of time, money, materials, energy, and other commodities.

After completion of course, the following job positions are available:

• Configuration Analyst
• Factory Layout Engineer
• Industrial Engineer
• Industrial Health Engineer
• Inventory Control Specialist
• Logistics Engineer
• Manufacturing Engineer
• Material Planning Analyst
• Meteorologist
• Occupational Safety Specialist
• Operations Analyst
• Packaging Engineer
• Planning Director
• Plant Manager
• Product Safety Engineer
• Production Manager
• Production Planner
• Quality Control Manager
• Safety Engineer
• Standards Engineer
• Time Study Engineer
• Tool Planner

The course will have the following components:

The theory will deal with the fundamentals required in basic science, technology, and engineering subjects relevant to existing as well as prospective industries in Nepal. Subjects like Management, Hydropower, Renewable Energy, Bio-medical technology, Automobile Technology, Refrigeration and Air conditioning, Maintenance Engineering, Production Technologies, etc which have the future scope in Nepal as well as in international markets will be dealt with in this course.

Practical subjects will develop the skills of the students in the engineering application. The theoretical knowledge will be applied in the practical training courses.

Project work will provide the students an opportunity to be intuitive, creative and develop skills to solve specific problems. A project report will be written by each student individually or jointly based on the project that has been completed and will be submitted to the department. One additional project will be on “Entrepreneurship Development” aspects. In this project, each student has to develop a business plan incorporating legal, planning, project design, financial, technical, marketing aspects as well as managerial aspects.

On the Job Training (OJT) / Industrial Attachment will be for 15 weeks and students are sent to a particular industry based on their interest and availability. It will be a part of the course. Based on availability, students could also be sent to foreign companies to have on the job training.

For Seminar Paper, each student has to select a related topic and present a research paper based on secondary information and it will be a part of the course.

 

Year/Part	Subjects
I/I	Engineering Mathematics I
	Computer Programming
	Engineering Drawing I
	Engineering Physics
	Applied Mechanics
	Basic Electrical Engineering
I/II	Engineering Mathematics II
	Engineering Drawing II
	Basic Electronics Engineering
	Engineering Chemistry
	Fundamental of Thermodynamics And Heat Transfer
	Workshop Technology
II/I	Engineering Mathematics III
	Fluid Mechanic and Machines
	Material Science and metallurgy
	Work Study and Ergonomics
	Economics
	Manufacturing Technology
	Computer Aided Drawing
	Group Work and Presentation I
II/II	Probability and Statistics
	Strength of Materials
	Heat and Mass Transfer
	Production Process and Technology
	Electrical Machines
	Numerical Methods
	Engineering Economics
	Industrial Management
	Group Work and Presentation II
III/I	Energy Power and Technology
	Project Management
	Numerical Methods
	Control System
	Metrology and Measurement
	Supply Chain Management
	Group Work and Presentation
	Elective I (Hydraulics and Pneumatics)
III/II	Entrepreneurship Development
	Communication English
	Theory of Mechanics
	Design of Machine Element
	Concurrent Engineering and Value Engineering
	Maintenance Engineering
	Elective II (Human Resource Management)
IV/I	Operation Research
	Engineering Ethics and Industrial Law
	Plant Layout Design and Operation Health and Safety
	Refrigeration, HVAC System Design
	Elective III (Automobile)
	Elective IV (Quality Control Management)
	Project
IV/II	Seminar
	Industrial Attachment (On the Job Training: OJT)