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Hazhir Rahmandad |
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Teaching My current teaching interests include simulation
modeling and system dynamics, systems engineering process, product
development, and project management. I organize my courses around hand on
practice, team based exercises, and projects and
usually have less solo lecturing and exams compared to other courses. Here
are a list of courses I teach with brief information about each: ENGR 5104- Systems
Engineering Process Core Course A graduate course on system dynamics and systems
thinking. Sterman’s Business Dynamics is the
text book for the course. Evaluation includes assignments and personal
project, as well as critique of projects by other students. The course is
offered both online and in the classroom through video broadcast services. See the Fall 06 syllabus. ISE 5984/6024-
Advanced Dynamic Modeling A second graduate level course in system dynamics
and simulation modeling techniques. The course covers both hands-on
experience of client interaction through modeling-consulting projects, and
advanced topics in building and analysis of dynamic models. The syllabus for
Spring 07 offering of the course is available here. If you may have projects in your organization that
fit well for this class, please see the project proposal invitation
and send me a note with more information. I will consider proposals for future
offerings of the course or for small research collaborations. ENGR 5004- Systems
Engineering Applications This course covers the systems engineering process
including concept and preliminary design, detailed design, implementation and
production, system use, and disposal. Several tools are introduced for successfully
designing and implementing a new system. Blanchard and Fabrycky’s
Systems Engineering and Analysis is the course text.
It is one of the core courses for systems engineering master program at ISE
and is offered in spring semesters. ISE 5134- Enterprise
Information Systems This is a survey course of different aspects of
information systems’ applications in organizations and enterprises. Many
different topics, from technical to organizational, are covered in the course
however we do not go into research-depth on most of the areas given the large
amount of material to cover. Laudon and Laudon’s Management Information Systems book is the
text for this course and it is offered in the spring semester. |
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