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Textile Engineering (BS): Information Systems Concentration

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The B.S. in Textile Engineering (administered jointly by the Wilson College of Textiles and the College of Engineering) is an interdisciplinary curriculum drawing on diverse science and engineering principles. Textile engineering students develop a unique background, through the curriculum, undergraduate research opportunities, summer internship experiences, and design projects ranging from the development of artificial arteries to the design of novel high-tech sporting and personal protective equipment. Textile engineers also design computer information systems that can integrate a worldwide distribution program eliminating a company’s reliance on regional stockpiles or streamline an industrial process using Six Sigma quality which can result in saving millions of dollars. The program offers small class sizes with personal attention from faculty. With the focus on interdisciplinary research, the opportunities for textile engineers have never been brighter. Students in this degree program will participate in theÌý, where projects are sponsored by industry partners and government agencies.

The Textile Engineering program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission ofÌýABET,Ìý.ÌýThe TE program: Information Systems Design concentrationÌýprovides the student with the use of database information systems and is linked with Industrial Engineering, which allows most of the students to minor in IE while some choose to minor/double major in Computer Science..Ìý

  • Minors in associated engineering fields (e.g., Computer Science, Industrial Engineering, and Materials Science) as well as foreign language minors are strongly encouraged as part of the academic plan.
  • For exceptional students, dual degree programs with Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, and Materials Science and Engineering provide a bachelor degree in two engineering majors with one additional semester of course work.
  • Our courses deal with the application of scientific and engineering principles to the design and control of all aspects of fiber, textile, and apparel processes, products, and machinery

For more details about the program, see description under theÌýCollege of EngineeringÌýand theÌý.

Contact:

Dr. Philip Bradford
Associate Professor and Textile Engineering Program Director
Department of TECS
919.515.1866
philip_bradford@ncsu.edu

Plan Requirements

Orientation
·¡Ìý101Introduction to Engineering & Problem Solving 11
·¡Ìý115Introduction to Computing Environments1
°ÕÌý101Strategies for Success in the Wilson College of Textiles1
Mathematical & Physical Science
²Ñ´¡Ìý141Calculus I 14
²Ñ´¡Ìý241Calculus II 14
²Ñ´¡Ìý242Calculus III4
²Ñ´¡Ìý341Applied Differential Equations I3
°ä±áÌý101
&²¹³¾±è;Ìý°ä±áÌý102
Chemistry - A Molecular Science
and General Chemistry Laboratory 1
4
±Ê³ÛÌý205
&²¹³¾±è;Ìý±Ê³ÛÌý206
Physics for Engineers and Scientists I
and Physics for Engineers and Scientists I Laboratory 1
4
±Ê³ÛÌý208
&²¹³¾±è;Ìý±Ê³ÛÌý209
Physics for Engineers and Scientists II
and Physics for Engineers and Scientists II Laboratory
4
Major Requirements
·¡Ìý102Engineering in the 21st Century2
°Õ·¡Ìý105Textile Engineering: Materials and Systems2
°Õ·¡Ìý110Computer-Based Modeling for Engineers 13
°Õ·¡Ìý200Introduction to Polymer Science and Engineering3
°Õ·¡Ìý201Fiber Science4
°Õ·¡Ìý205Analog and Digital Circuits4
°Õ·¡Ìý301Engineering Textile Structures I: Linear Assemblies3
°Õ·¡Ìý302Textile Manufacturing Processes and Systems II4
°Õ·¡Ìý303Thermodynamics for Textile Engineers3
°Õ·¡Ìý401Textile Engineering Design I4
°Õ·¡Ìý402Textile Engineering Design II4
°Õ·¡Ìý404Textile Engineering Quality Improvement3
°Õ·¡Ìý424Textile Engineering Quality Improvement Laboratory1
±Ê°ä°äÌý301
&²¹³¾±è;Ìý±Ê°ä°äÌý304
Technology of Dyeing and Finishing
and Technology of Dyeing & Finishing Laboratory
4
³Ò°äÌý120Foundations of Graphics3
²Ñ´¡·¡Ìý206Engineering Statics3
´Ç°ùÌý°ä·¡Ìý214 Engineering Mechanics-Statics
³§°ÕÌý370Probability and Statistics for Engineers3
Select one of the following:3
Introduction to Agricultural & Resource Economics
Principles of Microeconomics
Fundamentals of Economics
Concentration Requirements
±õ³§·¡Ìý135Computer-Based Modeling for Engineers3
±õ³§·¡Ìý311Engineering Economic Analysis3
±õ³§·¡Ìý361Deterministic Models in Industrial Engineering3
°Õ·¡Ìý440Textile Information Systems Design4
Concentration Elective: Select two of the following:6
Supply Chain Economics and Decision Making
Database Applications in Industrial & Systems Engineering
Python Programming for Industrial & Systems Engineers
Data Analytics for Industrial Engineering
Introduction to Simulation
GEP Courses
Acad Writing Research 14
GEP Humanities6
GEP Social Sciences3
GEP Health and Exercise Studies2
GEP US Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion3
GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives3
GEP Global Knowledge (verify requirement)
Foreign Language Proficiency (verify requirement)
Total Hours126
1

C- or better

Acad Writing Research

Acad Writing Research
·¡±·³ÒÌý101Academic Writing and Research4
FL·¡Ìý101Academic Writing and Research4
Transfer Sequence
·¡±·³ÒÌý1³Ò·¡±Ê3
·¡±·³ÒÌý202Disciplinary Perspectives in Writing3

Semester SequenceÌý

This is a sample.

Plan of Study Grid
First Year
Fall SemesterHours
°ä±áÌý101 Chemistry - A Molecular Science 1 3
°ä±áÌý102 General Chemistry Laboratory 1 1
·¡Ìý101 Introduction to Engineering & Problem Solving 1 1
·¡Ìý115 Introduction to Computing Environments 1
·¡±·³ÒÌý101 Academic Writing and Research 1 4
²Ñ´¡Ìý141 Calculus I 1 4
°ÕÌý101 Strategies for Success in the Wilson College of Textiles 1
ÌýHours15
Spring Semester
°Õ·¡Ìý105 Textile Engineering: Materials and Systems 1 2
²Ñ´¡Ìý241 Calculus II 1 4
±Ê³ÛÌý205 Physics for Engineers and Scientists I 1 3
±Ê³ÛÌý206 Physics for Engineers and Scientists I Laboratory 1
GEP Health and Exercise Studies 1
·¡Ìý102 Engineering in the 21st Century 2
·¡°äÌý201
Principles of Microeconomics
or Fundamentals of Economics
or Introduction to Agricultural & Resource Economics
3
ÌýHours16
Second Year
Fall Semester
²Ñ´¡Ìý242 Calculus III 4
±Ê³ÛÌý208 Physics for Engineers and Scientists II 3
±Ê³ÛÌý209 Physics for Engineers and Scientists II Laboratory 1
°Õ·¡Ìý200 Introduction to Polymer Science and Engineering 3
°Õ·¡Ìý110 Computer-Based Modeling for Engineers 3
³Ò°äÌý120 Foundations of Graphics 3
ÌýHours17
Spring Semester
²Ñ´¡Ìý341 Applied Differential Equations I 3
°Õ·¡Ìý201 Fiber Science 4
°Õ·¡Ìý205 Analog and Digital Circuits 4
±õ³§·¡Ìý135 Computer-Based Modeling for Engineers 3
²Ñ´¡·¡Ìý206
Engineering Statics
or Engineering Mechanics-Statics
3
ÌýHours17
Third Year
Fall Semester
°Õ·¡Ìý301 Engineering Textile Structures I: Linear Assemblies 3
°Õ·¡Ìý303 Thermodynamics for Textile Engineers 3
°Õ·¡Ìý440 Textile Information Systems Design 4
³§°ÕÌý370 Probability and Statistics for Engineers 3
±õ³§·¡Ìý361 Deterministic Models in Industrial Engineering 3
ÌýHours16
Spring Semester
°Õ·¡Ìý302 Textile Manufacturing Processes and Systems II 4
°Õ·¡Ìý404 Textile Engineering Quality Improvement 3
GEP Health and Exercise Studies 1
°Õ·¡Ìý424 Textile Engineering Quality Improvement Laboratory 1
±õ³§·¡Ìý311 Engineering Economic Analysis 3
GEP Humanities 3
ÌýHours15
Fourth Year
Fall Semester
°Õ·¡Ìý401 Textile Engineering Design I 4
±Ê°ä°äÌý301
&²¹³¾±è;Ìý±Ê°ä°äÌý304
Technology of Dyeing and Finishing
and Technology of Dyeing & Finishing Laboratory
4
GEP Humanities 3
Concentration Elective 3
GEP Social Sciences 3
ÌýHours17
Spring Semester
°Õ·¡Ìý402 Textile Engineering Design II 4
Concentration Elective 3
GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives 3
GEP US Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 3
ÌýHours13
ÌýTotal Hours126
1

Must be completed with grade of C-or higher for matriculation.

2

Must be completed with grade of C-or higher for major requirements.