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solutions to successfully make positive changes in the organization by
using modern quality concepts, tools and techniques. Principals of quality
leadership, quality philosophies and quality management will be presented
to students in order to enhance the productivity and improving the quality
in the establishment they work for.

EM 557 Engineering Risk Management
Credits: 3(3-0-0)
The purpose of this course is give knowledge about the current risk
assessment and management for different engineering projects. Students
can design the process for risk analysis and with the knowledge of risk
management for different project and control the uncertainty. The
knowledge of risk management will help them in decision making.

EM 558 Supply Chain Engineering
Credits: 3(3-0-0)
Presents modern quantitative techniques for designing, analyzing,
managing, and improving supply chains using deterministic and
probabilistic models. Topics include a macro view of supply chains, demand
forecasting, aggregate planning, sequencing and scheduling, inventory
analysis and control, materials requirement planning, pricing and revenue
management, contracts decisions, transportation decisions, location and
distribution decisions, supplier selection methods, and global supply
chains.

EM 559 Special Topics in Industrial and System Engineering
Credits: 3(3-0-0)
This course covers a new or specialized topic in Industrial and Systems
Management for which there is a strong faculty and student interest, but is
not covered in other courses.

EM 560 Enterprise productivity
Credits: 3(3-0-0)
Diagnosis and assessment of productivity loss, setting up productivity
measurement program, productivity improvement methods, and tools
utilized in enterprise productivity enhancement, the lean enterprise, case
studies of assessing and improving productivity programs.

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