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Academic year 2015/2016
Bachelor's Degree (BSc) on MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING

Coordinator Prof. Manfredi Bruccoleri
Class of Bachelor's Degree (BSc) on Industrial engineering (L-9)
3 years
PALERMO
Number of seats in local planning: 150
Department of Engineering
Course Code
2094

Course info
The growing complexity and dynamicity of the competitive system, in the age of globalisation and knowledge requires a new type of professionals, capable of facing issues in an interdisciplinary, flexible and innovative way. Management engineers are an answer to the needs of new markets, and they are always more appreciated and required both by companies and by public administrations. Management engineering deals with the solution of technical, economical, operational and organisational problems in the processes of production and consumption of goods and services, through the use of solving methods and capabilities which are typical of engineering. Management engineers, in their activity, use the quantitative tools, decision supports and methodological rigour typical of engineering sciences, aiming at optimizing solutions. The engineering vision and method applied to managerial and organisational issues enable the achievement of a higher efficiency and effectiveness level of solutions, contribute to a better understanding of business phenomena, facilitate the identification and control of the most significant decisional variables in various business processes, set the bases for the continuous improvement of business outcomes based on measurable parameters and, eventually, are suitable to build well structured relations among the various business functions and among companies. The education of an operational engineer is based upon a sound grounding in disciplines such as mathematics, physics, economics, statistics, operations research, computer science as well as upon the planning capabilities typical of the most important engineering disciplines, Among these latter, particularly important are the disciplines related to the sectors of processing technologies and systems, of industrial plants and economic-operational engineering. The degree course in Management Engineering of the University of Palermo has got a well-established tradition in the field of Operational Engineering; actually, the Degree Course in Industrial Technologies with Economic-Organisational specialisation was started in Palermo in 1980, and subsequently transformed into the Degree Course in Operational Engineering. The 1st cycle Degree Course is not divided in curricula or specialisations; it possess a strong matrix based upon production and logistics management, in accordance with the history and tradition of operational Engineering in Palermo. The 1stcycle Degree Course is focused on the principles of functioning, design and modelling of production and logistic systems, upon their technological groundings, with the due attention to the relevant economical aspects. The Degree Course sets the bases for the quantitative and economical analysis of production processes of goods and services, providing knowledge and professional know how for the management, implementation and improvement of these processes. The Degree course is divided into 4 blocks of subjects: - Core engineering disciplines: mathematical analysis and geometry (Calculus I and II), Physics (Physics I and II), and Chemistry; - Core educational disciplines of operational engineering: Economics, Business economics, Statistics, Operation research, business information systems; - Core industrial engineering disciplines industrial design, electrical engineering, technical physics and construction theory; - Characterising disciplines: mechanic technology, general technologies of materials, industrial production management, quality management and product design, industrial plants.
Junior management engineers my find employment in manufacturing companies, consulting, public services and utilities, healthcare, banks and in various job positions.
Students must prepare and discuss a degree dissertation, awarded with 3 credits. The Board of the Degree Course has approved, on 13 February 2013 the final examination regulations, in accordance with the decision of the Academic Senate, session of 06/11/2012.

course outline
Teachings first year
credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
01238 - CALCULUS Details PAVONE (PA) 12.0 1 V A MAT/05
03675 - GEOMETRY Details LATTUCA (PC) 6.0 1 V A MAT/03
04677 - ENGLISH LANGUAGE 3.0 1 G E
06502 - MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Details GAMBINO (RU) 6.0 1 V C ING-INF/05
01788 - CHEMISTRY Details ALESSI (PA) 9.0 2 V A CHIM/07
02605 - COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN Details MANCUSO (PO) 9.0 2 V B ING-IND/15
15540 - PHYSICS I Details RASO (PO) 9.0 2 V A FIS/03
Teachings second year
credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
03318 - TECHNICAL PHYSICS Details LA ROCCA (CU) 6.0 1 V C ING-IND/10
06313 - MECHANICS OF MATERIALS AND THEORY OF STRUCTURES Details SPADA (PA) 9.0 1 V B ICAR/08
07353 - GENERAL TECHNOLOGIES OF MATERIALS Details BARCELLONA (PA) 6.0 1 V B ING-IND/16
07870 - PHYSICS II Details ABBENE (PA) 6.0 1 V A FIS/01
02795 - ECONOMICS FOR ENGINEERS Details ABBATE (RU) 9.0 2 V B ING-IND/35
02965 - ELECTRICAL DEVICES AND CIRCUITS Details VIOLA (PA) 6.0 2 V C ING-IND/31
06644 - STATISTICS Details LOMBARDO (PO) 9.0 2 V A SECS-S/02
Free subjects 12.0 D
Teachings third year
credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
03867 - INDUSTRIAL PLANTS Details GALANTE (PQ) 9.0 1 V B ING-IND/17
07324 - MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY Details DI LORENZO (PO) 9.0 1 V B ING-IND/16
16087 - QUALITY MANAGEMENT AND PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT Details PASSANNANTI (PO) 12.0 1 V
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT DI LORENZO (PO) 6.0 B ING-IND/16
QUALITY MANAGEMENT PASSANNANTI (PO) 6.0 B ING-IND/16
02704 - BUSINESS ECONOMICS Details ABBATE (RU) 9.0 2 V B ING-IND/35
03724 - PRODUCTION & OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT Details LA COMMARE (PO) 9.0 2 V B ING-IND/17
05917 - FINAL EXAMINATION 3.0 2 G E
06263 - OPERATIONS RESEARCH Details BAUSO (PA) 9.0 2 V A MAT/09
Stage and others 3.0 F
Elective activities
Explaination
Term Term/Semester
Val. Valutation: V = mark in 30/30, G = note
(*) Teaching attended in english
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