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under uncertainty. Relationship between investment decision criteria and micro-
economic theory. Capital planning and budgeting. Decisions involving expansion,
acquisitions, replacement, and disinvestment.
ISE 622-DECISION THEORY. 3 credits
 Prerequisites: ISE 621, ISE 671. Formulation of decision criteria and decision
strategies in a probabilistic environment. Industrial applications of input-output analy-
sis and von-Neumann-Morgenstern utility theory. Statistical decision functions.
ISE 630-ADVANCED PRODUCTION CONTROL. 3 credits
 Prerequisites: ISE 571, ISE 671. Production planning and control; problem
identification and formulation.
ISE 631-WORK MEASUREMENT THEORY. 3 credits
 Prerequisites: ISE 330, ISE 470, STA 440. Systems of work measurement and
work methods. Comparisons of systems.
ISE 632-FACILITIES SYSTEMS DESIGN. 3 credits
 Prerequisites: ISE 433, ISE 671. Facilities planning, including information analy-
sis, man-machine requirements, facility location methodologies, material handling
analysis, storage and warehousing, assembly line balancing, and physical distribution.
ISE 635-HEALTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 1. 4 credits
 Industrial engineering approaches to hospital and health systems. Deterministic
problems, including methods engineering, work measurement, production control,
project planning, resource allocation, facilities design, and cost analysis.
ISE 636-HEALTH SYSTEMS ANALYSIS 2. 4 credits
 Prerequisite: ISE 635. Continuation of ISE 635. Stochastic aspects of hospital
 and health systems and the influence of variability and uncertainty in health man-
 agement decisions.
 ISE 640-HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING. 3 credits
 Prerequisite: A course in human engineering or perceptual psychology. Effects
 of human factors on the performance of systems containing extensive man-machine
 interactions.
 ISE 641-BEHAVIOR SYSTEMS ENGINEERING. 3 credits
 Prerequisite: ISE 640. Behavioral and engineering principles underlying pre-
 diction and management of human behavior, design of organization systems, and
 development of synthetic behavior systems.
 ISE 642-MAN-MACHINE SYSTEMS DESIGN. 3 credits
 Prerequisite: ISE 640. Engineering design concepts of interfaces between man
 and machines.
 ISE 651-DIGITAL SIMULATION TECHNIQUES. 3 credits
 Computer programming aspects of digital simulation. Use of simulation lan-
 guages such as SIMSCRIPT or GPSS. Simulation of large-scale, mathematically
 indeterminate systems.
 ISE 652-DYNAMIC MODELING AND SIMULATION. 3 credits
 Prerequisite: STA 660. Dynamic modeling and simulation methods for input-
 output analysis of complex systems. Computational techniques.
 ISE 653-INFORMATION SYSTEMS. 3 credits
 Information systems, including an introduction to information theory and
 coding, document and reference retrieval, fact and information retrieval, measures
 of effectiveness, mathematical models of retrieval systems, and schemes for the
 storage of information.
 ISE 657-ANALOG COMPUTER TECHNIQUES. 3 credits