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Majority of the graduates of the B.S. I.E. program work in manufacturing and service industries. The roles of our graduates vary from document controllers, systems analysts, logistics coordinators, planners, operations and production supervisors, and even human resource personnel. Other graduates of the program also choose to work in academia, doing research and teaching. Employers of our graduates include:
Food: Fresh Valley Farms, Unilever, Virginia Food
Beverages: San Miguel Brewery
Consultancy and professional services: Accenture, SGV
Real estate: AboitizLand
Furniture: Dedon Manufacturing
Electronics and semiconductors: Taiyo Yuden Phils., Fairchild Semiconductors, Knowles Philippines
Other manufacturing firms: Autoliv Cebu Safety Manufacturing, Pentax Cebu, Timex, Lear Corporation, Lexmark
Oil refining: Petron
Engineering and construction firms: Fluor Daniel Phils.
Facilities and equipment
Methods Engineering and Human Factors Engineering Laboratory – Venue for Methods Engineering, Human Factors Engineering/Ergonomics, and Industrial Materials and Processes laboratory classes.
Human Factors Engineering/Ergonomics Annex Laboratory – An extension of the Methods Engineering and Human Factors Engineering Laboratory, this is a sound-proof facility that specializes in physical ergonomics experiments featuring adjustable light and acoustic levels.
Operations Research Laboratory – Computer laboratory catering to professional courses that use computer software including Microsoft Office Applications, Promodel, and SAP Business One.
Student life
The USC Industrial Engineering Council (IE Council) is the student body representing the department. They organize several student-related activities, including freshmen assembly, acquaintance party, among others. The IE Week is an annual activity organized by the IE Council to highlight undergraduate and alumni work. The council is also actively engaged in community extension activities for societal development and in student activities that help improve student life. The IE Council also serves as a representative of IE students in the Collegiate Engineering Council (CEC) and in the Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineers Cebu Chapter.
