Wayne State University

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Course Descriptions

IE 6005 Engineering Statistics for Managers
Prereq: graduate standing. Introduction to probability and statistics for engineering students: analysis of random component in problems, understanding probability and statistics, opportunities for application, analysis of data using statistical software.

IE 6310 Lean Operations/Manufacturing
Fundamental theories and concepts in lean manufacturing, six-sigma, mistake proofing, problem solving, process management. Students develop competency in identifying causes and sources of waste in manufacturing, industrial, and business operations

IE 6560 Deterministic Optimization
Introduction to philosophy of operations research. Formulation of linear program models and their solutions. Duality and sensitivity analysis. The transportation model. Introduction to probabilistic modeling and applications of queuing models. Network models decision theory.

IE 6840 Project Management
Principles of successful project management including: time and cost management, risk analysis, human resource management. Consideration of both operational and conceptual issues. Introduction to project management tools.

IE 7610 Six Sigma for Engineers
Prereq: I E 6005. No credit after I E 6610. For the industrial engineer with a solid foundation in probability and statistics. Advanced knowledge to develop students into 6-Sigma consultants.

IE 7830 Management of Technology Change
Prereq: graduate standing. In-depth treatment of development and implementation of advanced technology; special attention to interaction among technology work process, organization, human resources, and culture.

BA 6000 Financial Reporting: Accounting Module
Prereq: admission to a graduate program. Introduction to accounting principles and the understanding and analysis of financial statements.

BA 6005 Basics of Financial Management
Prereq: B A 6000 or equiv. and admission to graduate program. Basic aspects of finance: time value of money, financial markets, risk and return, valuation and basic capital budgeting.