This is an industrial engineering question but there is no industrial engineering on the list of subjects, please assist

The purpose and level of this assessment will have been achieved when the student has demonstrated the skills and applied competence, in specified graduate attributes, on a knowledge, development or assessment level assessed in different modules during the course of your studies for this qualification. Competence in the eleven Graduate Attributes listed below, have to be achieved through all the modules in the qualification. The highlighted graduate attributes will be measured with this assessment, on the level (knowledge, developed or assessed) indicated: GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES Questions measuring this GA Knowledge Develop Assess 1 Problem Solving. 2 Application of scientific and engineering knowledge. 3 Engineering Design. 4 Investigations, experiments, and data analysis. 5 Engineering methods, skills, and tools, including information technology 6 Professional and technical communication. 7 Sustainability and Impact of Engineering Activity. 8 Individual, Team and Multidisciplinary Working. 9 Independent Learning Ability. 10 Engineering Professionalism. 11 Workplace Practices. All Assess Rubrics are used for communicating the performance for an activity. They are a tool conducive to outcomes-based education and assessment. Students will need to answer certain compulsory questions as stipulated in the question paper/guidelines that will specifically measure the specified Graduate Attributes. The Graduate Attribute assessment rubrics below will be used to measure the selected Graduate Attributes for this specific assessment (Source: University of Manitoba Faculty of Engineering Graduate Attribute Rubrics, June 2015) Page 1 of 8 The purpose and level of this assessment will have been achieved when the student has demonstrated the skills and applied competence, in specified graduate attributes, on a knowledge, development or assessment level assessed in different modules during the course of your studies for this qualification. Competence in the eleven Graduate Attributes listed below, have to be achieved through all the modules in the qualification. The highlighted graduate attributes will be measured with this assessment, on the level (knowledge, developed or assessed) indicated: GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES Questions measuring this GA Knowledge Develop Assess 1 Problem Solving. 2 Application of scientific and engineering knowledge. 3 Engineering Design. 4 Investigations, experiments, and data analysis. 5 Engineering methods, skills, and tools, including information technology 6 Professional and technical communication. 7 Sustainability and Impact of Engineering Activity. 8 Individual, Team and Multidisciplinary Working. 9 Independent Learning Ability. 10 Engineering Professionalism. 11 Workplace Practices. All Assess Rubrics are used for communicating the performance for an activity. They are a tool conducive to outcomes-based education and assessment. Students will need to answer certain compulsory questions as stipulated in the question paper/guidelines that will specifically measure the specified Graduate Attributes. The Graduate Attribute assessment rubrics below will be used to measure the selected Graduate Attributes for this specific assessment (Source: University of Manitoba Faculty of Engineering Graduate Attribute Rubrics, June 2015) Page 1 of 8