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PREFACE
Part 1 History and Perspective of Industrial Engineering
1 HISTORY OF ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
1£®1£®Introduction I
1£®2£® Early Developments
1£®3£® The Modem Era
1£®4£® The Engineering Process
1£®5£® Engineering as a Profession
1£®6£® Professional Ethics
1£®7£® ProfessionaILicensing
1£®8£® Engineering Education and ABET Accreditation
1£®9£® Chronology oflndustrial Engineering
1£®10£® Industrial Engineering Organhations
1£®11£® Defirution oflndustrial Engineering
1£®12£® Industrial Engineering Education
1£®13£® Impact of Related Developments
1£®13£®1 Impact of Operarions Research£¬
1£®13£®2 Impact of DigitaL Computers£¬
1£®13£®3 Emer8ence of Service Indusrries£¬
1£®14£® Relationship to Other Engineering Disciplines
1£®15£® Challenges of the Future
2 INDUSTRIAL AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
2£®1£® Introduction
2£®2£® Industrial and Systems Engineering Design
2£®2£®1 Human Acrivity System£¬
2£®2£®2 Management Control System£¬
2£®3£® TypicaII£®&S£®E£® Activities
2£®3£®1 Production Operations£¬
2£®3£®2 Managemenr Sysrems£¬
2£®3£®3 Corporate Services£¬
2£®4£® Relationship to Total Organization
2£®5£® Internal Organization of the I£®&S£®E£® Function
2£®6£® Effectiveness Measures for the I£®&S£®E£® Function
2£®7£® The Nature of "Systems"
2£®7£®1 Definitions£¬
2£®7£®2 System CLassfications£¬
2£®8£® Feedback Controlin Systems

Part 2 Industrial and Systems Engineering Methodologies
3 MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING
3£®1£® Introduction
3£®2£® Product-Production Design Interaction
3£®3£® Process Engineering
3£®3£®1 Defining Product Structure and Specifications£¬
3£®3£®2 Assessing Manufacturability
3£®3£®3 Determining Processes Capable of Producing the Part£¬
3£®3£®4 Evaluating the Cost of Each Process£¬
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Part 3 Integrated Systems Design

Appendices
A PROBABIUTY AND STATISTICS
B TABLES
INDEX