Site roadmap
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Original courses grouped the way the IISE catalog groups the discipline, a coverage checklist, and a site with a catalog, a prerequisite-ordered learning path, a mind map and an on-site reader with progress kept in your browser.
- 32 courses, 33 of 102 catalog topics covered
- Catalog, learning path, mind map, reader, local progress
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Every course was written with AI assistance, so every course carries a draft status until a named person has verified it. A review board checks originality, accuracy, trademarks and structure and lists its doubts for the reviewer; the person signs off.
- Review board built; 0 of 32 courses verified so far
- Privacy policy, terms of use and the originality notice published
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One profile per target position. The official standard's tasks, knowledge, skills and technology, ranked by importance, plus what the market asks for now, each mapped to the courses and modules here that teach it. The gaps, the important elements with no module yet, feed the course roadmap.
- Evidence in hand: the O*NET profile and the BLS outlook for Industrial Engineers (see below)
- Still to choose: a postings-based market signal for current tooling asks, including AI
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Pick a role, say what you already know, and get a training plan through the courses here, the focus points that matter for the role today, and an honest list of what the catalog cannot cover yet. Every focus point cites the source it comes from.
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The standards update quarterly and the market moves faster. The sources are refreshed on a schedule and each role profile shows what changed since the last refresh, so the advice ages well.
What the advice will be based on
| Source | What it gives | Status |
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| O*NET, Industrial Engineers 17-2112.00 | Rated tasks, knowledge, skills, abilities, work activities and technology, with "in demand" flags; education; wages and growth. U.S. Department of Labor, CC BY 4.0. | received |
| BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook, Industrial Engineers | Pay, entry education and licences, largest employers, ten-year outlook and what drives demand. U.S. government work. | received |
| Market signal from job postings | What employers list for the role right now, including AI and data tooling. | to be chosen |
O*NET is a trademark of the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by USDOL/ETA, BLS or IISE.
What will not change
- Original content only; the IISE catalog is a map, not a source.
- A course stays draft until a named person verifies it.
- Free and open, no accounts, no tracking.