@@KyleGillis So this video was about bachelors in IE or Masters in IE? I got confused as terms used in video are different then what we use back here in India. Like school is place where we complete out 1-12th grade studies and college is place for bachelors and Masters.
@@Adventure_fuel I decided to go with finances because I just finished my AA and would to had to take another year of school to meet the requirements for engineering. Plus my job pays for business degress.
Bro! Thank you for make this video! Im actually an IE student in Mexico, and i'm glad to know that we are learning most of the subjects you mentioned (even since highschool; for example, i learned Thermodynamics and Statics in HS)
Thank you so much for this video - I am an applied mathematics major at Texas A&M, and am thinking of switching math to my minor and make IE my major. Your curriculum seems very similar to TAMU IE as well, so this helped a lot. Keep putting out good content, man.
Im not really good at mathematics but i really want to take industrial engineering because i want to get out of my box and prove to people that even an average person like me can be an engineer even im not that good at math..thanks man you inspire me a lot😊😊
+Ian Ponce glad to hear that man, but remember to do it for you.. cause the reality is if your bad at the math (like I am) then you’re gonna need to spend more time on the class or else you’ll fail. So make sure it’s cause you want to do it haha 💯
The way you say "average person" makes me think that industrial engineers are fake engineers. Anyhow, I want to major in IE. Do you think IE is better than CompSci or EE? I'm good at math, but suck at chemistry and physics.
Took you so long, tho... In my opinion, IE is better than CS 'cause you can learn CS by yourself or going to bootcamps. But I'm not sure about IE if being compared to EE. Can you tell me their comparisons in job opportunity, salary, etc. (now and in the future)?? Btw, sorry for my bad English.
I’m in my 2nd year of electrical engineering and I’ve come to a conclusion in fall 19 that this ain’t right for me after struggling in some of the major’s classes. So, I started looking at some of IE’s major required courses such as materials science and another course called statics and dynamics. They looked interesting especially the lab part of materials science and I have heard a lot of good stuff about this course. I thought of switching to Business Management but then I told myself it would be a shame having to start from almost zero when I have gained a lot of credits in EE.
fatima darling same here, except that I’m in chemE. Am Thinking about switching to finance or accounting but now considering IE since I’ve gone through most of the general engineering courses except differential equations.
Halo Fire Next semester, I will apply for change of major. If I do not get into Industrial, then I have no other choice but to continue in Electrical. I wish you all the best in your change of major process.
At my university I am obligated to take: both chemistry I and II, both physics I and II, Calc I-III and differential equations/linear algebra, both statics and dynamics, mechanic of materials, manufacturing processes (mechanical engineering course), manufacturing processes lab, thermodynamics, both circuits I and II, and circuits I lab. I have to take ALL of these courses to finish my bachelor’s lol. And obviously all of the IE courses.
Pretty cool that your curriculum is so similar to mine at Youngstown State University. I just graduated with my Bachelors of Engineering a few days ago lol
Just to let you know your videos have been really helpful to me! Don't think your work has gone to waste and unappreciated even if you only get a few thousand views. Thanks for everything!
Do you know what you want to expand into yet or an ideal job you want yet?? OR is incredibly useful especially if you already know the whole software side. Honestly, i would go online and find cutting edge jobs from companies that just now exploring new areas like Tesla and their new giga-factory, or some other car company testing autopilot and look at what skills they want for those positions. The only reason i say that is cause all the new positions like that are going to involve code and industrial/OR skills. But it’ll give you an idea of where the world may be heading.
Sounds good. I’ll do a more summarized version with advice for different career paths. Any specific questions you have now that i can answer in the mean time???
Kyle Gillis my curiosity is mainly for the upper level IE classes like engineering operations research. Also how deep into theoretical statistics IE went into. I would love to see the updated video soon!
I am senior Industrial & System Engineering @ SJSU, We didn't have to take any classes from your list#2 neither Statics nor Intro to Electric circuits. Your school curriculum is really ME class heavy wow. We did have to take Engineering Statistics, most of our courses based on its principles like Probability, Normal Distribution, etc. Although I was ME major before, passed Statics, Thermodynamics no problem, but Dynamics and Fluid Mechanics what made me drop out and switch major
So this video was about bachelors in IE or Masters in IE? I got confused as terms used in video are different then what we use back here in India. Like school is place where we complete out 1-12th grade studies and college is place for bachelors and Masters.
Hey bro, I know I'm super late to this video, and seems like to your channel, sadly. But I wanted to clear out a question: Considering my goal and passion is entrepreneurship and business, is Industrial Engineering the ideal option for me? I loved your videos in your channel and hope you come back, you explain everything perfectly! Bonus question: What do you think about the claim that industrial engineering is a business major on steroids?
@@zekis9458 Bro a lot of people actually gave me feedback on this. It's very much related, and the knowledges are vital for business owners. In my case, my goal in life is to have multiple companies and grow them to their full potential. I realized by investigating and asking other people that IE is the ideal major, because it's so broad you can specialize in whatever you want. Are you already in college? Or are you still in HS trying to decide major?
Hey there, studying in unicah in Honduras and we are using FlexSim (7.5.4) for our Process Simulation class. It’s really dope as it gives out data of how optimum our process is. Our whole course is in spanish but we managed to fit in this one with the technicalities in english. What software are you using for that class. Great vid!
Wow, sounds great! Glad to hear you were able to take this. In my class we used Arena. I just looked up FlexSim and it looks much more intricate! The arena version we were using only was processing using basic 2D designs. You could choose different icons etc, but FlexSim looks very interesting.
Kyle Gillis Yeah man! I recommend the 2017 or earlier at first as it gives out an excel sheet with efficiency numbers. It’s something that is lacking on the newer versions without the license...
yeah, dynamics is wayyy harder. At my ME faculty that one is the class where most people fail/drop out. Same thing with Calc 3, at least for me and for many is way harder than Calc 1-2.
at the college i’m going to, the math starts at calc 1 but i haven’t taken trig but i’m a quick learner... do u recommend me taking trig over the summer before i start my freshman year or do u think it’s possible to succeed without the trig class
This is completely school dependent.. most of the books i didn’t buy and i just used the PowerPoints they provided or googled the topics. We kinda live in a world now where most of the information you need even for mid level college classes are online somewhere OR you can find the PDF with a few google searches. My advice is don’t buy a book unless they require an online code or something like for math or physics lol
So this video was about bachelors in IE or Masters in IE? I got confused as terms used in video are different then what we use back here in India. Like school is place where we complete our 1-12th grade studies and college is place for bachelors and Masters.
would it be good for me to get a degree in ' automatics or industrial maintenance ' in addition to industrial engineering ? I mean do those go along with IE ?
+Cheta Oussama just speaking from experience its difficult for me to say. I don't think my school offers either of those as options so I've never explored them. Keep in mind tho, that as an industrial engineer, most of the time you aren't going to be working on machinery or anything of this nature even if machines and such go down. You will normally be a manager of people and resources even in a starting position. But keep in mind I'm not sure! So best to ask your advisor if you're in school already.
Ok another question, so in my school we dont have thermodynamics nor fluid mechanics in our major electives but we have dynamics and other things like food manufacturing, food engineering, petroleum engineering, oil and gas.... So should i take dynamics or should i choose from the other subjects?
I would decide this by asking a few questions first.. 1.) If you're interested in any of the other classes being offered or they'll directly help with what you want to do when you're out of school, then I would choose that class first. 2.) If you're unsure about the above one then it would be a good idea to ask/email your advisor about which one may be best for you. 3.) If neither of those are real helpful and you're just wanting to choose the easiest class, then I would go to RateMyProfessor.com and read a few of the reviews about each class / professor to decide on the easiest one. Don't be afraid to ask around as well at school if you're already on campus. 4.) If none of these helped.. well then you're screwed lol
Kyle Gillis like my question is will the dynamics course help me in the future or will the other engineering subjects help me more in having more job opportunities (like will companies actually consider me taking this engineering subject as an advantage)
Absolutely not. I don’t think i can draw a single thing lol. Never had too. If you’re doing anything with blueprints or designs, it’s all computer based. Good question tho.
I graduated high school last year and studying electronic engineering, people say it is the hardest major people also say industrial engineering is much easier than electronic, mechanical and civil engineering. But after watching this I think not? Should I change my major to IE or stay in electronic engineering please help
So I signed up for industrial engineering and I am really excited to start, but a I really wanted to know what can I continue after the Bachelor like is it the best thing to do getting a mba (since IE is so related to business) or should get a masters in engineering?
Really glad you're asking about this so early. This is what you want to do.. You want to find out if your school offers a dual program of some sort where you can pursue your MBA and IE degree at the same time. At my school you can get an MBA and IE degree in 5 years since they go hand in hand which is an AMAZING opportunity. I'm not an expert in career advice nor do i know that much about the advantages of a masters degree, but I do know you should find this out asap. I would simply go talk to the IE dept and ask about dual degree options within your program. Like I said, this MBA one is a big one a lot of ppl don't know about at my school. you may be able to make it up at your school and they'd go along with it.
This is the easiest way to put it: The system is very bendable, and you can play with it and talk to the department and get them to by-pass restrictions for you. Don't ever think they can't make an exception for you.
At my school knowing Matlab would only get you through 1 class. And it wasn’t even an IE specific class. It was a general engineering course. So for me it hasn’t been useful at all.
Thats not true. In my University, I have to take Linear Algebra (Matrix) and also Numerical Analysis. But I think it depends on the university and degree (my major is Industrial, Manufacturing and Systems Engineering -thats the official title - I am currently taking Linear Algebra, and next semester I wil be taking Numerical Analysis 👍)
+Joseph Alam What? Lol. West Virginia University, Morgantown WV, United States. 26501 Engineering Sciences Building - Industrial Engineering Grad Lab - row 3 desk 1 👍🏻👌🏻
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dude thank you! This 15 minute video literally mapped out my future... you have no idea how helpful this is!!! Insane man ❤️
Yessir, appreciate the comment! Lemme know if there is anything else i can do at any time.
@@KyleGillis So this video was about bachelors in IE or Masters in IE? I got confused as terms used in video are different then what we use back here in India. Like school is place where we complete out 1-12th grade studies and college is place for bachelors and Masters.
How’d it go
I would like to give you categories on math
I'm currently a finance student but I'm looking into going into industrial engineering so thank you.
How’d that workout for you?
@@Adventure_fuel I decided to go with finances because I just finished my AA and would to had to take another year of school to meet the requirements for engineering. Plus my job pays for business degress.
Samere here!
@@oneellie1648update?
Bro! Thank you for make this video!
Im actually an IE student in Mexico, and i'm glad to know that we are learning most of the subjects you mentioned (even since highschool; for example, i learned Thermodynamics and Statics in HS)
Thank you so much for this video - I am an applied mathematics major at Texas A&M, and am thinking of switching math to my minor and make IE my major. Your curriculum seems very similar to TAMU IE as well, so this helped a lot. Keep putting out good content, man.
Im not really good at mathematics but i really want to take industrial engineering because i want to get out of my box and prove to people that even an average person like me can be an engineer even im not that good at math..thanks man you inspire me a lot😊😊
+Ian Ponce glad to hear that man, but remember to do it for you.. cause the reality is if your bad at the math (like I am) then you’re gonna need to spend more time on the class or else you’ll fail. So make sure it’s cause you want to do it haha 💯
The way you say "average person" makes me think that industrial engineers are fake engineers. Anyhow, I want to major in IE. Do you think IE is better than CompSci or EE? I'm good at math, but suck at chemistry and physics.
Looooooool, I’m bout to head into class but just wanted to say I can’t wait to talk bout this when i get out 😂 fake engineers smh smh smh 🤦♂️
Took you so long, tho... In my opinion, IE is better than CS 'cause you can learn CS by yourself or going to bootcamps. But I'm not sure about IE if being compared to EE. Can you tell me their comparisons in job opportunity, salary, etc. (now and in the future)?? Btw, sorry for my bad English.
Ian Ponce how’s the engineering class going
I’m in my 2nd year of electrical engineering and I’ve come to a conclusion in fall 19 that this ain’t right for me after struggling in some of the major’s classes. So, I started looking at some of IE’s major required courses such as materials science and another course called statics and dynamics. They looked interesting especially the lab part of materials science and I have heard a lot of good stuff about this course. I thought of switching to Business Management but then I told myself it would be a shame having to start from almost zero when I have gained a lot of credits in EE.
fatima darling same here, except that I’m in chemE. Am Thinking about switching to finance or accounting but now considering IE since I’ve gone through most of the general engineering courses except differential equations.
Halo Fire Next semester, I will apply for change of major. If I do not get into Industrial, then I have no other choice but to continue in Electrical. I wish you all the best in your change of major process.
@@fatimadarling9656 did you ever start IE?
@@fatimadarling9656 did you ever change your major?
Moral of the story; don’t give up. Don’t EVER give up.
At my university I am obligated to take: both chemistry I and II, both physics I and II, Calc I-III and differential equations/linear algebra, both statics and dynamics, mechanic of materials, manufacturing processes (mechanical engineering course), manufacturing processes lab, thermodynamics, both circuits I and II, and circuits I lab. I have to take ALL of these courses to finish my bachelor’s lol. And obviously all of the IE courses.
Pretty cool that your curriculum is so similar to mine at Youngstown State University. I just graduated with my Bachelors of Engineering a few days ago lol
Dam man, congrats! Any ideas where you’re going to work or what you want to do now??
Just to let you know your videos have been really helpful to me! Don't think your work has gone to waste and unappreciated even if you only get a few thousand views.
Thanks for everything!
Glad that i found this video before apply my resume. Thank you
Hey thanks man. Working as a Software Engineer right now, thinking about widening my skills to include Industrial or OR or something. Nice overview.
Do you know what you want to expand into yet or an ideal job you want yet?? OR is incredibly useful especially if you already know the whole software side. Honestly, i would go online and find cutting edge jobs from companies that just now exploring new areas like Tesla and their new giga-factory, or some other car company testing autopilot and look at what skills they want for those positions. The only reason i say that is cause all the new positions like that are going to involve code and industrial/OR skills. But it’ll give you an idea of where the world may be heading.
you should do an updated version of this video
Sounds good. I’ll do a more summarized version with advice for different career paths. Any specific questions you have now that i can answer in the mean time???
Kyle Gillis my curiosity is mainly for the upper level IE classes like engineering operations research. Also how deep into theoretical statistics IE went into. I would love to see the updated video soon!
This man reasoning is spot on😂
Because of Quarantine, my curious self brought me heree.
HAHAHA SAME
Lol same 👌
I am senior Industrial & System Engineering @ SJSU,
We didn't have to take any classes from your list#2 neither Statics nor Intro to Electric circuits. Your school curriculum is really ME class heavy wow. We did have to take Engineering Statistics, most of our courses based on its principles like Probability, Normal Distribution, etc.
Although I was ME major before, passed Statics, Thermodynamics no problem, but Dynamics and Fluid Mechanics what made me drop out and switch major
im also attending sjsu and i am planning on switching to industrial from mechanical do you know hard it is to switch majors?
@@dentistt248 not hard at all! I suggest email Dr. Dessouky and tell him you're interested in transferring
@@temich1985 who is that and I don't have his email, do you know what the process is?
"The Pocket Guide To Making Stuff Better" is a great ebook on Industrial Engineering
i can't find it bro
So this video was about bachelors in IE or Masters in IE? I got confused as terms used in video are different then what we use back here in India. Like school is place where we complete out 1-12th grade studies and college is place for bachelors and Masters.
Hey bro, I know I'm super late to this video, and seems like to your channel, sadly. But I wanted to clear out a question: Considering my goal and passion is entrepreneurship and business, is Industrial Engineering the ideal option for me? I loved your videos in your channel and hope you come back, you explain everything perfectly!
Bonus question: What do you think about the claim that industrial engineering is a business major on steroids?
Same here bro my passion is entrepreneurship and business and thinking of IE
@@zekis9458 Bro a lot of people actually gave me feedback on this. It's very much related, and the knowledges are vital for business owners. In my case, my goal in life is to have multiple companies and grow them to their full potential. I realized by investigating and asking other people that IE is the ideal major, because it's so broad you can specialize in whatever you want. Are you already in college? Or are you still in HS trying to decide major?
Gabriel Muñoz I just finished HS this year and that’s amazing then I’ll do my majors in IE. how bout y tho are u in college?
@@zekis9458 Yes, I'm in my first year of IE. Im 18 years old. I would like to connect with you to talk about this, do you have social media?
Gabriel Muñoz my ig is Zeki_amir dm me
Thanks for sharing this
Hey there, studying in unicah in Honduras and we are using FlexSim (7.5.4) for our Process Simulation class. It’s really dope as it gives out data of how optimum our process is. Our whole course is in spanish but we managed to fit in this one with the technicalities in english. What software are you using for that class. Great vid!
Wow, sounds great! Glad to hear you were able to take this. In my class we used Arena. I just looked up FlexSim and it looks much more intricate! The arena version we were using only was processing using basic 2D designs. You could choose different icons etc, but FlexSim looks very interesting.
Kyle Gillis Yeah man! I recommend the 2017 or earlier at first as it gives out an excel sheet with efficiency numbers. It’s something that is lacking on the newer versions without the license...
Thanks man very useful information
wish we could've taken biology instead of straight to chem 2 and physics 2!
Def an easier option!
But biology is just applied chem and physics
You're so awesome!
+Makenzee Frohlich Awesome enough for reserved TED tickets 🤔 haha jk but thanks for checkin out the channel!
Thanks for the video
Keep it up my man!
yeah, dynamics is wayyy harder. At my ME faculty that one is the class where most people fail/drop out. Same thing with Calc 3, at least for me and for many is way harder than Calc 1-2.
at the college i’m going to, the math starts at calc 1 but i haven’t taken trig but i’m a quick learner... do u recommend me taking trig over the summer before i start my freshman year or do u think it’s possible to succeed without the trig class
Same situation i'm in anyways how are you doing now?
be sure to have mastered everything from algebra-pre calc including trig. you should for sure take pre calc asap
Nice video!
I forgot to mention programming but all engineers take that xD
Hey man, can you list out some of the text books you used in the earlier courses. Also, any other ones you really later on in the degree. Thanks!
This is completely school dependent.. most of the books i didn’t buy and i just used the PowerPoints they provided or googled the topics. We kinda live in a world now where most of the information you need even for mid level college classes are online somewhere OR you can find the PDF with a few google searches. My advice is don’t buy a book unless they require an online code or something like for math or physics lol
Very helpful!!!
You're awesome!!!!!!!
Haha na, you're awesome. Hope the video was helpful!
Also helpfull ( still waiting on your answer on that question i made at episode 1)
Could you do an updated video if it has changed because many other jobs have changed the classes you need to take
Great content keep going
+Joseph Alam Thanks man, video a week is the goal. 💯
This year on industrial engineering. I foucs on
20%spcific IE/30%other /50%Coding.
God damm the fu**k Coding . Finished it terribly with D .
So this video was about bachelors in IE or Masters in IE? I got confused as terms used in video are different then what we use back here in India. Like school is place where we complete our 1-12th grade studies and college is place for bachelors and Masters.
yeah, Cal 2 is a way too difficult from all IE math
I completely agree with you !
Thats weird. I have to take (other than the ones you mentioned) Linear Algebra (Matrix) and Numerical Analysis.
The hardest class on here looks like calc 2
😂😂😂😂
hey have you talked about the FE INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM EXAM ?? i cant find anyone to look up for :(
More video pleaseeee
would it be good for me to get a degree in ' automatics or industrial maintenance ' in addition to industrial engineering ? I mean do those go along with IE ?
+Cheta Oussama just speaking from experience its difficult for me to say. I don't think my school offers either of those as options so I've never explored them. Keep in mind tho, that as an industrial engineer, most of the time you aren't going to be working on machinery or anything of this nature even if machines and such go down. You will normally be a manager of people and resources even in a starting position. But keep in mind I'm not sure! So best to ask your advisor if you're in school already.
ok , thank you so much i appreciate it
+Cheta Oussama for sure man 💯✌🏻 lemme know what you end up doing or finding out. I'm interested and I'm sure it will help people who visit this page
This video was sick kyle Gillis thx
Appreciate it
Did you graduate already ?
Ok another question, so in my school we dont have thermodynamics nor fluid mechanics in our major electives but we have dynamics and other things like food manufacturing, food engineering, petroleum engineering, oil and gas.... So should i take dynamics or should i choose from the other subjects?
I would decide this by asking a few questions first..
1.) If you're interested in any of the other classes being offered or they'll directly help with what you want to do when you're out of school, then I would choose that class first.
2.) If you're unsure about the above one then it would be a good idea to ask/email your advisor about which one may be best for you.
3.) If neither of those are real helpful and you're just wanting to choose the easiest class, then I would go to RateMyProfessor.com and read a few of the reviews about each class / professor to decide on the easiest one. Don't be afraid to ask around as well at school if you're already on campus.
4.) If none of these helped.. well then you're screwed lol
I would assume that Dynamics is likely to be one of the more difficult of the ones you listed though..
Kyle Gillis like my question is will the dynamics course help me in the future or will the other engineering subjects help me more in having more job opportunities (like will companies actually consider me taking this engineering subject as an advantage)
For most Industrial Engineering jobs, they won't care if you have Dynamics or not. Doesn't mean that much to our major.
Don't take oil and gas or petroleum engineering
Does anybody know to intro song? Is it a Chance the Rapper song?
Dennys ..josh garland ,...
I know I'm a bit late but do I need to be good in drawing to take up Industrial Engineering? Are there like drafting subjects?
Absolutely not. I don’t think i can draw a single thing lol. Never had too. If you’re doing anything with blueprints or designs, it’s all computer based. Good question tho.
Jennifer n jessica ..
Also a material science and engineering course XD
Odin high school..
Pls tell me can you create the job? An how?
why do you need chemistry and biology?
I graduated high school last year and studying electronic engineering, people say it is the hardest major
people also say industrial engineering is much easier than electronic, mechanical and civil engineering. But after watching this I think not?
Should I change my major to IE or stay in electronic engineering
please help
Stay where you are if you can handle it.
So I signed up for industrial engineering and I am really excited to start, but a I really wanted to know what can I continue after the Bachelor like is it the best thing to do getting a mba (since IE is so related to business) or should get a masters in engineering?
Really glad you're asking about this so early. This is what you want to do.. You want to find out if your school offers a dual program of some sort where you can pursue your MBA and IE degree at the same time. At my school you can get an MBA and IE degree in 5 years since they go hand in hand which is an AMAZING opportunity. I'm not an expert in career advice nor do i know that much about the advantages of a masters degree, but I do know you should find this out asap. I would simply go talk to the IE dept and ask about dual degree options within your program. Like I said, this MBA one is a big one a lot of ppl don't know about at my school. you may be able to make it up at your school and they'd go along with it.
This is the easiest way to put it: The system is very bendable, and you can play with it and talk to the department and get them to by-pass restrictions for you. Don't ever think they can't make an exception for you.
How essential is Matlab for IE? I've learned Python, Java and C++ but never took a course in Matlab.
At my school knowing Matlab would only get you through 1 class. And it wasn’t even an IE specific class. It was a general engineering course. So for me it hasn’t been useful at all.
can you comment on curriculum of masters in IE
I can’t, no idea what’s involved in the masters lol.
can i contact you and send you ours plan for IE, im in 2nd year cs and i don't why im thinking to switch.
update?
you dont have to be good at math yet you take all the math classes regular engineer takes except for 1 which is linear algebra lmao
Thats not true. In my University, I have to take Linear Algebra (Matrix) and also Numerical Analysis. But I think it depends on the university and degree (my major is Industrial, Manufacturing and Systems Engineering -thats the official title - I am currently taking Linear Algebra, and next semester I wil be taking Numerical Analysis 👍)
Anyone know what school he went to?!
Joe's school
You will never use any of those math classes
Where are you studying please
+Joseph Alam West Virginia University
??
+Joseph Alam What? Lol. West Virginia University, Morgantown WV, United States. 26501 Engineering Sciences Building - Industrial Engineering Grad Lab - row 3 desk 1 👍🏻👌🏻
Hahahahaha thx
Lmao 😂 i thought school was as specific as anyone would want.. guess not 🤷🏻♂️ lol - I’m sure he would’ve been much more satisfied with yours 😂😂
I mean, industrial engineers are just glorified business students, the real engineering is Mechanical
L opinion