Systems, Industrial and Management Engineering is a broad field that uses content from a variety of disciplines. The majority of the SIME classes are offered once a year at the 5xxx (undergraduate) and 6xxxx (graduate) level.  Most SIME courses have 4 sections.  Not all sections are available to all students. Selecting a wrong section could change tuition by thousands of dollars, invalidate scholarships, impact the availability of federal funds, or violate an international student's visa. 

Class Sections

Main CampusUOnlineNorthrop Grumman Employees
Attendance: Primarily in-person
Fees: Utah resident and non-resident tuition rates
Section 001: In-person attendance required
Section 090: Online class. Not available for all courses
Attendance: Fully Online
Fees: Constant tuition per credit hour. No changes in tuition based upon Utah resident status.
Section 290: Online delivery. No need to be on campus
Attendance: Main Campus Student with Online Learning
Fees: Contracted distance education, only available to Northrop Grumman employees
Section 030: Online delivery. No need to be on campus. Northrup Grumman employees will work with their employer to enroll in section 030.

 

Course Listings and Anticipated Offerings

The SIME faculty want students to be successful in both classes and life.  The link to more information typically contains information on prerequisites, the syllabus, sample lectures, and other material.  Thus, interested students can quickly understand what is needed to be successful in class.  The following courses SIME and related ME EN courses are typically offered in the noted semester.  For legal reasons and in case of unforeseen circumstances, offerings are subject to change.  See University Class Schedules for current semester and the next semester's offerings.

 

Course Number/ LinkCourse TitleSemester (typically)
Offered
Main CampusU OnlineProgram Core/ Option
SIME 6000Analytics for Systems ManagementFallYesYesMEM
SIME 6060Discrete Event Sys SimulationFallYesYesMEM, MSSE
SIME 6400Fundamentals of Systems EngFallYesYesMEM, MSSE
SIME 6460Model-Based Systems EngFallYesYesMSSE
SIME 6500Management and Leadership for EngineersFallYesYesMEM
SIME 6800Aerospace Systems and EthicsFallYesNo
ME EN 6100ErgonomicsFallYesYes
ME EN 6130Design Implications for Human-Machine SystemsFall - odd yearsYesNo
ME EN 6150Product-Safety Eng & Eng Ethics FallYesYesMEM
CVEEN 6720Project SchedulingFallYesYesMEM
ENGIN 6020Emrg Tech & Eng EntpFallYesNoMEM
LAW 7760Patent LawFallYesNoMEM
CS 6350Machine LearningFallYesNoMEM
CS 6530Adv. Database SystemsFallYesNoMEM
Course Number/LinkCourse TitleSemester (typically)
Offered
On CampusOnlineProgram Core/ Option
SIME 6050Operations Research for SystemsSpringYesYesMEM
SIME 6410System Engineering and IntegrationSpringYesYesMSSE
SIME 6430Requirements Eng & ManagementSpringYesYesMSSE
SIME 6440Systems ArchitectureSpringYesYesMSSE
SIME 6530Project Management for EngineersSpringYesYesMEM
ME EN 6035Design of ExperimentsSpringYesYesMSSE
ME EN 6110Introduction to Industrial SafetySpring - even yearsYesYes
ME EN 7110System Safety
Spring - odd yearsYesNo
CVEEN 6730Proj Man/Contract AdminSpringYesNoMEM
ENGIN 6020Emrg Tech & Eng EntpSpringYesNoMEM
LAW 7760Patent LawSpringYesNoMEM
CS 6350Machine LearningSpringYesNoMEM
MG EN 6520Discrete Event SystemsSpring - odd yearsYesNoMEM, MSSE
Course Number/ LinkCourse TitleSemester (typically)
Offered
On CampusOnlineProgram Core/ Option
SIME 6450Design of Production & Service SysSummerYesYesMEM
SIME 6560Engineering Economic AnalysisSummerYesYesMEM

§   Core or optional core MSSE class
* Core or optional core MEM class

Other Departments Offering Courses Supporting SIME Knowledge

The MSSE and MEM both have 12 hours of engineering or general electives.  Students should use this freedom to improve their knowledge for their desired career/personal goals.  Many students will select additional SIME or Mechanical Engineering.  However, many departments offer courses are also very beneficial.  Students are encouraged to do some searching to obtain their ideal collection of courses for their goals.  The following departments are typically where students apply credit for these degrees.

  • Kahlert School of Computing (potential online offerings)
  • Price College of Engineering (Engineering Entrepreneurship Certificates)
  • Civil Engineering (potential online offerings)
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Biomedical Engineering
  • Material Science and Engineering
  • Eccles School of Business  (potential online offerings)
  • Law School (potential online offerings)
  • Mathematics

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