IEOR
Core Program
Freshman Year [Common First Year]	Fall	Spring		Spring
Math 1A, 1B, Calculus	4	4		4
Science (Chemistry 1A or Chemistry 4A for most students)	4
Physics 7A, Physics for Scientists and Engineers		4		4
E 10, Engineering Design and Analysis	3
E 7, Introduction to Applied Computing		4		4
*Electives: Humanities / Social Studies	4	3		4
<Optional> Freshman Seminar or E 92 (Survey Course)	<1>	<1>
Minimum Total Units	15	15		16
Sophomore Year	Fall	Spring
Math 53-54, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Diff. Eqns.	4	4		4
Physics 7B,  Physics for Scientists and Engineers	4
** Engineering Breadth	4	3		3
E 120, Engineering Economics		3		3
Self Pace Programming Course (see note #1)				1
*Electives: Humanities / Social Studies	3	4		4
Minimum Total Units	15	14		15
Junior Year	Fall	Spring
IEOR 131, Computer Simulation		3		3
IEOR 160, Operations Research I	3
IEOR 161, Operations Research II		3		3
IEOR 162, Linear Programming	3
IEOR 165, Engineering Statistics, Quality Control and Forcasting		3		3
IEOR 172, Probability & Risk Analysis for Engineering - or - Statistics 134	3
IEOR Electives ***	3	3		3
*Electives: Humanities / Social Studies	3-4	3		3-4
Minimum Total Units	15-16	15		15-16
Senior Year	Fall	Spring
E190, Technical Communication	3
IEOR 180, Senior Project		4		4
IEOR Electives ***	6	6		6
Unrestricted Electives (9 units minimum)****	6	5		4
Minimum Total Units	15	15		14
Minimum Total Unit Tally	60-61	59		60-61
MINIMUM GRAND TOTAL UNITS	120-122	#######
* Electives: COE Humanities/Social Studies requirement is comprised of 6 courses of at least 3 units each in humanities or social studies selected from an approved list of courses. One of these courses must contain "ethics" content, two of these course must fulfill the College of Engineering Reading and Composition requirement and two must be in the upper division (refer to http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/current_students/hssreq.pdf).
**Engineering Breadth: The total of 11 units of Engineering Breadth must be completed; E10 plus 8 additonal units; 6 units must be from the approved list (below). Cannot include E 124 or E 195.
CE 70
CE155
EECS 40 or 42
Engin 28
Engin 36
Engin 45
CE 11
Mec Eng 105
Mec Eng 132
The other courses units may consist of any courses in the College of Engineering taken for a grade, except 1 unit course, 1-unit seminars, of CS3
***Students must take a minimum of 6 courses chosen from the categories listed below,
including a minimum of 3 courses in Category A and a minimum of 1 course from Category B
Category A
IEOR 130, Methods of Manufacturing Improvement
IEOR 166, Decision Analysis
IEOR 150, Production Systems Analysis
IEOR 151, Service Operations Design and Analysis
IEOR 153, Logistic Network Design and Supply Chain Management
Category B
IEOR 115, Industrial and Commercial Data Systems
IEOR 140, Industrial Production and Design  (NOTE: The Pre-req is a course in java programming
IEOR 170, Human Factors for Engineering Design
IEOR 171, Introduction to Design of Human Work Systems and Organization
****The following concentration areas may guide students in selecting their unrestricted ellectives based on professional goals although the selected electives do not have to be from any single area. An updated list of specific courses suggested for the different concentration areas are posted on the IEOR website.
Concentrations:
Entrepreneurship
Design and New Media
Supply Chain and Logistics
Robotics and Automation
Business and Economics
Mathematics and Statistics
Computer Science
Behavioral Sciences
Additonal Requirements\Notes:
1. A course in Computer Programming must be completed by the end of your Sophmore year, CS9C, CS9F, CS9G or any equivalent coursework (with approved petition) is acceptable.
2. No Course can be used to statisfy simultaneously two requirement.