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This study guide offers an intensive exploration of research fundamentals intertwined with the principles of Industrial Engineering. It delves into the nature of reality, knowledge, and scientific inquiry, alongside diverse research methodologies. The guide also chronicles the evolution of Industrial Engineering, highlighting contributions from pioneers like Frederick W. Taylor and Henry Laurence Gantt, and examining specializations such as process optimization, quality control (featuring figures like Edward Deming), and ergonomics. Designed as a 72-question exam preparation, it bridges historical industrial innovations with modern management theories, providing a comprehensive assessment of foundational knowledge in both academic research and practical industrial applications. Comparable works include FE Industrial and Systems Engineering Review Manual

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