university of the philippines

Industrial Engineering
and
Operations Research Department

Building a better future through efficient processes.

IEOR News

From Circuits to Serenity: A Blueprint for Well-being (MHP 2024)

From Circuits to Serenity: A Blueprint for Well-being (MHP 2024)

UP DIE/ORNov 8, 2024

Let’s rewind to last year’s Engineering Student Council’s Mental Health Project! MHP 23-24 brough some truly memorable events, giving students a much-needed mental breather – even if…

IE DAYS 2024!

IE DAYS 2024!

UP DIE/ORNov 4, 2024

Join us for a week filled with laughter, love, and all the heartwarming chaos of a Modern FamilIE! From a Grand Pakain , fun parlor games ,…

A Brown Company Inc. (Job Openings)

A Brown Company Inc. (Job Openings)

UP DIE/ORSep 24, 2024

Join our dynamic team at A Brown Company Inc.! We are seeking talented individuals to fill the following positions: Interested applicants can submit their resumes to hr@abrown.ph…

Red Bull Basement

Red Bull Basement

UP DIE/ORSep 19, 2024

 🚀 Red Bull Basement 🚀 Ready to turn your groundbreaking ideas into reality? Don’t miss out on our upcoming event that’s all about innovation, creativity, and making a…

What’s an IE?

What is IE?

Industrial Engineering is concerned with the design, improvement and installation of integrated systems of men, materials and equipment . . .

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What does an IE do?

It has been said that “Industrial engineers create solutions so we will have better lives,” and that . . .

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Why IE?

If you’re a curious problem-solver who wants to make a real impact in the world, then Industrial Engineering might be the perfect path for you. . .

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About IEORD

Industrial Engineering

Industrial Engineering is concerned with the design, improvement and installation of integrated systems of people, materials, information, equipment and energy.

Degree Programs

• BS in Industrial Engineering
• MS in Industrial Engineering
• MEng in Industrial Engineering
• PhD in Industrial Engineering

About Us

Driving progress through Industrial Engineering excellence, education, and service. Know more about how we improve productivity and tackle real-world challenges.

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Faculty Members

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Specialization Tracks

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Degree Programs

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Research Laboratories

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Partners

Academic Partners

IE Podcast

Benjamin Azada
VP and Chief Commercial Officer at Converge ICT Solutions

Jimbo Reverente
Former Finance Department Undersecretary

Maribel Cusi-San Jose
Senior VP at Social Security System (SSS)

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Ramon Jocson
Former EVP and Chief Operating Officer, BPI

FAQs

What are the important dates to know for registration?

For Undergrad & Grad:

For the 1st semester of new first-year (NFY) students, this is communicated to you by the OUR, the College, and the Department through various orientations and email correspondences. For all other continuing students, you may find all important registration dates on CRS ( https://crs.upd.edu.ph/auth/index/events )

Notable important registration activities/dates:

For 1st Sem NFY Students

• NFY Pre-enlistment period
• NFY Batch run & result
• Pre-advising session (℅ IE Dept)
• Advanced Registration* (℅ OUR)
• Regular Registration Period (post-advising)
• Deadline for Changemat
• Deadline for Payment
For all other continuing students

• Regular Pre-enlistment period/s
• Regular Batch run/s & result/s
• Regular Registration Period
• Enlistment
• Post-advising
• Deadline for Changemat
• Deadline for Payment

Do I need to do anything before the registration period?

For Undergrad & Grad:

Make sure to answer the regular course demand survey sent by the Department. The Department uses this survey to estimate the demand of IE students non-major/cognate and elective courses and plan its own course offerings for the upcoming semester.

When is the course demand survey released?

For Undergrad & Grad:

The timeline for release of this survey is:

• (for 1st Sem registration) during the preceding midyear term
• (for 2nd Sem registration) near the end of the preceding 1st Semester

Once available, this may be accessed via the IEOR website or the IE Department Facebook group.
The survey is also disseminated to all IE students via email. If you have not been receiving this email, please notify the Department Chair ( iedeptchair.upd@up.edu.ph )

What happens if I am unable to answer the course demand survey?

For Undergrad & Grad:

Should Offering Units request a list of students that must be enlisted in their courses, this survey will serve as the source of that list.

Undergrad IE students who fail to accomplish this survey by the deadline will be tagged as “Low Priority” during CRS pre-enlistment for the upcoming regular semester.

I have no subjects to take in the upcoming semester. Do I still need to answer the course demand survey?

For Undergrad & Grad:

Yes. All IE students must answer the course demand survey. If not intending to take any courses that semester, choose none when asked what courses you plan to take.