The Department has a number of widely recognized research strengths. Recent basic and applied titles in each of the areas are:
- A Linear Programming-Based Method for Determining Whether or not In-Demand Points are on a Hemisphere
- A Methodology for Location Control of a Multivariate Gaussian Process
- A Methodology for Quality Design and Development of High Technology Products
- A Stage-Wise Decision Making for the Capacity Planning and Control of Telecommunications Switching System
- On Multivariate Modeling for Selective Assembly of High-Precision Parts
- Smart Infotronics and Intelligent E-Maintenance Systems
- Weighted Average Distance Results for Regions With Pockets/Zones of Demand
- Applications of Biomechanics for Prevention of Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders
- Short-Cycle Overhead Work and Shoulder Girdle Muscle Fatigue
Research Centers and Laboratories
- Energy Analysis and Diagnostic Center
- Ergonomics Laboratory
- Laboratory for Prevention of Injuries to Health Care Workers
- Center for Ergonomics
Please visit faculty pages for more information about our faculty research interests.
We are members of the Institute of Industrial Engineers.