Graduate Courses

This page provides easy access to information about current graduate course offerings in mechanical and industrial engineering. If you are looking for information about undergraduate courses in this department, please visit our undergraduate courses page.

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The graduate course catalog is maintained by the university. Use the link below to access the index page. Select mechanical engineering (ME), industrial engineering (IE), or energy engineering (ENER) in the left-hand menu to see up-to-date course codes and descriptions.

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  • IDS 594 Intro to AI & Cloud Computing (400 level)
  • IDS 594 Quality Management (400 level)
  • IDS 517 Enterprise Application Development IDS (400 level)
  • IDS 523 Audit and Control of Information Systems (400 level)
  • IDS 532 Introduction to Operation Management (400 level)
  • IDS 534 Project Management (400 level)
  • IDS 535 Vendor Management (400 level)
  • IDS 594 Global Sourcing and Logistics (400 level)
  • IDS 551 Operations Management in the Service Sector (400 level)
  • IDS 594 Emergency Quality and Planning in Healthcare (400 level)
  • IDS 521 Advanced Database Management (500 level)
  • IDS 561 Analytics for Big Data (500 level)
  • IDS 520 Enterprise Information Infrastructure Planning (500 level)
  • IDS 572 Data Mining for Business (500 level)
  • IDS 552 Supply Chain Management (500 level)
  • IDS 558 Revenue Management (400 level)
  • IDS 594 Advanced Analytics using SAS (400 level)
  • IDS 575 Machine Learning & Statistical Methods for Business Analytics (500 level)

Per Dr. Darabi, students admitted with an undergraduate degree outside of industrial engineering who are required to take IE 446 can take IE 571 in its place to satisfied the IE446 requirement.

**Registration restrictions removed by IDS DEPARTMENT: gradbiz@uic.edu
  • IE 472 Operations Research II
  • IE 473 Stochastic Processes and Queuing Models
  • IE 594 Time Series Analysis and Forecasting
  • IE 594 Data Science I
  • STAT 481 Applied Statistical Methods II
  • STAT 501. Probability Theory
  • STAT 416. Nonparametric Statistical Methods