This 30-credit hour Masters program in Industrial and Systems Engineering at the University of Michigan-Dearborn is designed for engineers and professionals to develop skills in areas like human factors, operations research, quality systems, manufacturing, and information systems. The program requires core courses in experimental design, management information systems, and production/operations, plus 12 credits in areas like ergonomics, statistics, quality management, and more. Students must also take 6 credits of cognate courses in other departments and can substitute a thesis for 6 credits of coursework.
This 30-credit hour Masters program in Industrial and Systems Engineering at the University of Michigan-Dearborn is designed for engineers and professionals to develop skills in areas like human factors, operations research, quality systems, manufacturing, and information systems. The program requires core courses in experimental design, management information systems, and production/operations, plus 12 credits in areas like ergonomics, statistics, quality management, and more. Students must also take 6 credits of cognate courses in other departments and can substitute a thesis for 6 credits of coursework.
This 30-credit hour Masters program in Industrial and Systems Engineering at the University of Michigan-Dearborn is designed for engineers and professionals to develop skills in areas like human factors, operations research, quality systems, manufacturing, and information systems. The program requires core courses in experimental design, management information systems, and production/operations, plus 12 credits in areas like ergonomics, statistics, quality management, and more. Students must also take 6 credits of cognate courses in other departments and can substitute a thesis for 6 credits of coursework.
This 30-credit hour Masters program in Industrial and Systems Engineering at the University of Michigan-Dearborn is designed for engineers and professionals to develop skills in areas like human factors, operations research, quality systems, manufacturing, and information systems. The program requires core courses in experimental design, management information systems, and production/operations, plus 12 credits in areas like ergonomics, statistics, quality management, and more. Students must also take 6 credits of cognate courses in other departments and can substitute a thesis for 6 credits of coursework.
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The Masters of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering Dept.
of Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering
College of Engineering and Computer Science University of Michigan Dearborn A Rackham School of Graduate Studies Program PH: 313-593-5361; FAX: 313-593-3692; E-mail: [email protected] www.engin.umd.umich.edu/IMSE/gradprog Program This 30 credit hours degree program is designed for engineers and other professionals who have responsibility for designing, installing, improving and evaluating large integrated systems. Specializations/courses are available in the areas of: Human Factors/Ergonomics Operations Research & Management Science Quality Systems Design Advanced Manufacturing & Automation Information Systems Management Enterprise Information Systems Program Management & Product Development
Program Prerequisites A Bachelors degree in engineering, a physical science, computer science, or applied mathematics. A course in Probability and Statistics (IMSE 510 or equivalent) along with knowledge of computer programming. A course in Human Factors and Ergonomics (IMSE 501 or equivalent) A course in Operations Research (IMSE 500 or equivalent)
Students who have not fulfilled the requirements of the bachelor degree in Industrial & Systems Engineering should speak to the program advisor regarding the requirements to be met. Course Requirements The program of study must satisfy the following distribution and course requirements:
1. Required Core Courses (9 credit hours)
IMSE 511 Design and Analysis of Experiments IMSE 554 Management Information Systems IMSE 580 Production and Operations Management
2. A minimum of 12 credit hours from the four concentration areas listed below. All four courses can be taken from one concentration area or any combination of the four concentration areas. A) Industrial & Systems Engineering Concentration Human Factors and Ergonomics IMSE IMSE IMSE IMSE 543 545 546 548 Industrial Ergonomics Vehicle Ergonomics I Safety Engineering Human Factors
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IMSE 577 User Interface Design and Analysis IMSE 593 Vehicle Packaging Engineering AE 546 Vehicle Ergonomics II
B) Integrated Design and Manufacturing Engineering Concentration Quality Systems Design
IMSE IMSE IMSE IMSE 513 519 561 567 Robust Design Quantitative Methods in Quality Engineering Total Quality Management Reliability Analysis
Advanced Manufacturing & Automation
IMSE IMSE IMSE IMSE 502 Computer-Integrated Manufacturing 538 Intelligent Manufacturing 5655 Supply Chain Management 581: Production and Operations Management II
C) Information Systems Concentration Information Systems Management
IMSE 553 Software Engineering IMSE 556 Database Systems IMSE 557 Computing Networks and Communication
Enterprise Information Systems
IMSE IMSE IMSE IMSE IMSE IMSE IMSE IMSE 555 Decision Support and Expert Systems 5585 Electronic Commerce 564 ABAP/4 Programming 570 Enterprise Information Systems 5715 Modeling of Integrated Information Systems 5725 Object Oriented Systems Design 574 IS Based Production Planning and Control 579 Software Integrated Manufacturing and Logistic Management
D) Program Management & Product Development Concentration
EMGT 580 IMSE 515 IMSE 516 IMSE 517 Management of Product and Process Design Fundamentals of Program Management Project Management and Control Managing Global Systems
3. At least two graduate-level cognate courses for a minimum of six credit hours in departments other than IMSE must be elected.
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4. The remaining credit hours may be selected with the approval of the graduate advisor. 5. With the approval of their graduate advisor, students may substitute a master's thesis for no more than six credit hours of graduate course work. Students choosing the thesis option are required to elect a minimum of 9 credit hours from the concentration electives, rather than the 12 credit hours stipulated above for the concentration areas. Students must complete 2 of the courses from one of the concentration areas. For further information please call Joey Woods (Graduate Program Assistant) at 313-593-5361, or e-mail [email protected].
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Application Instructions For Domestic Students
We do not have a deadline date, but we strongly recommend that you apply at least one month before the semester start. Semester Fall Winter Summer Classes Begin September January May, July
We recommend that you apply as early as possible before the semester begins for registration purposes and the best course availability.
Please follow the instructions below for submitting your online application DO NOT SEND APPLICATION OR MATERIALS TO RACKHAM Please apply online here: http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/pros_students/graduate_info.php The following materials are required to apply. Also any material that should be mailed need to be mailed directly to the IMSE Department (address below): Completed application (completed online) $60 application fee (This fee is per application, for each department applied.) Payable by credit card online 2 Letters of Recommendation (one letter of recommendation must be from someone familiar with your academic background: a Professor or an advisor) Statement of Purpose (can be completed online when applying) 1 Official Transcript -from each institution you have attended (transcripts must be sent directly to the IMSE department)
Mail All Application Materials To:
University of Michigan-Dearborn IMSE Department (2340 EC) 4901 Evergreen Road Dearborn, MI 48128-1491 If you have any questions regarding the application process, please call (313) 593-5361, or email [email protected]
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Application Instructions For International Students When to Apply? Please Apply by the Required Date. If application is not submitted or completed before the deadline, it will be considered for the next term. Semester Fall Winter Summer (includes Spring-half & Summer-half, Spring/Summer-full)
Deadline to Apply April 1 August 1 December 1
Registration June November April
Classes Begin September January May, July
Please follow the instructions below for submitting your online application DO NOT SEND APPLICATION OR MATERIALS TO RACKHAM Please apply online here: http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/pros_students/graduate_info.php
The following materials are required to apply also any materials that should be mailed need to be mailed directly to the IMSE Department (address below): Completed application (completed online) $60.00 application fee (your application will not be evaluated unless the fee has been paid). This fee is per application, for each department applied. Payable by credit cards online. 2 Official Transcripts (Official not notarized transcripts in native language and official English translation.) Financial Certification original affidavit of support, with original bank statements, showing the minimum amount needed for certification (must include dependent if there are any). TOEFL, ME Lab, or IELTS Score an English proficiency score that meets the minimum requirement for admission. 2 Letters of Recommendation (one must be from someone familiar with your academic background: a Professor or an advisor) Statement of Purpose ( Can be completed online when applying) NOTE: Evaluation can not be done until application fee, application, transcripts, financial certification, and English proficiency score has been received.
Mail All Application Materials To:
University of Michigan-Dearborn IMSE Department (2340 EC) 4901 Evergreen Road Dearborn, MI 48128-1491 If you have any questions regarding the application process, please call (313) 593-5361, or email [email protected]
