Postgraduate Courses
IEDA
Industrial Engineering and Decision Analytics
Undergraduate courses marked with [BLD] or [SPO] may be offered in the mode of blended learning or self-paced online delivery respectively, subject to different offerings. Students should check the delivery mode of the class section before registration.
- IEDA 5170Production and Operations Management[3 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 5170Exclusion(s)ISOM 5700DescriptionThe course introduces concepts, principals and techniques related to the design, planning, management and improvement of both manufacturing and service operations. Topics include demand forecasting and estimation, inventory management, production control and process improvement, queueing systems, procurement and supply chain management.
- IEDA 5230Deterministic Models in Operations Research[3 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 5230Prerequisite(s)IEDA 3010DescriptionThis course focuses on the theory and the use of deterministic optimization models for real life decision making problems. It covers linear, integer, combinatorial and nonlinear programming.
- IEDA 5250Stochastic Models in Operations Research[3 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 5250BackgroundMATH 2411DescriptionPoisson processes, renewal processes, Markov processes. Fundamental concepts and applications of these stochastic processes demonstrated through examples in queueing, inventory and reliability models.
- IEDA 5270Engineering Statistics and Data Analytics[3 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 5270DescriptionThe course introduces advanced concepts and mathematical principles in statistical inference (e.g., estimation theory, hypothesis testing, and regression models) and machine learning (e.g. classification and tree-based models, support vector machines, model selection, and unsupervised learning). This course assumes the knowledge of multivariable calculus and probability.
- IEDA 6000Special Topics in Manufacturing Systems[1-3 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 6000DescriptionSelected topics of current interest. May be repeated for credit if different topics covered.
- IEDA 6100Special Topics in Systems Engineering/Operation Research[1-3 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 6100DescriptionSelected topics of current interest. May be repeated for credit if different topics covered.
- IEDA 6300Special Topics in Transportation Logistics Management[1-3 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 6300DescriptionSelected topics of current interest. May be repeated for credit if different topics covered.
- IEDA 6800Departmental Seminar[0 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 6800DescriptionSeries of seminars by faculty and guest speakers, repeated every term. Research postgraduate students are expected to attend regularly and register for at least two terms. Graded P or F.
- IEDA 6850Advanced Seminar[0 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 6850DescriptionAn in-depth study of a current research area in Industrial Engineering and Decision Analytics. Offerings are announced each term. Graded P or F.
- IEDA 6900Research Project[1-3 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 6900DescriptionAn independent research project carried out under the supervision of a faculty member. This course is only available for exchange, visiting and visiting internship students.
- IEDA 6950Independent Study[1-3 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 6950DescriptionSelected topics in industrial engineering and decision analytics studied under the supervision of a faculty member. Graded P or F. (Only one independent study course may be used to satisfy the course requirements for any postgraduate program in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Decision Analytics.)
- IEDA 6990MPhil Thesis Research[0 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 6990DescriptionMaster's thesis research supervised by a faculty member. A successful defense of the thesis leads to the grade Pass. No course credit is assigned.
- IEDA 7990Doctoral Thesis Research[0 Credit(s)]Previous Course Code(s)IELM 7990DescriptionOriginal and independent doctoral thesis research. A successful defense of the thesis leads to the grade Pass. No course credit is assigned.
