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Chemo prevention treatment for women with high risk to develop breast cancer

Design for internet of things

An environmental input-output analysis of Boston's climate action plan

Examining agile management methods and non-agile management methods in global software development projects

Multi-resolution approach to identification of recurring patterns in process signal

Proposing a measure to evaluate the impact of the sharing economy: a critical analysis of short-term residential rentals.

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Theses and dissertations published by graduate students in the Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering, College of Engineering, Old Dominion University since Fall 2016 are available in this collection. Backfiles of all dissertations (and some theses) have also been added.

In late Fall 2023 or Spring 2024, all theses will be digitized and available here. In the meantime, consult the Library Catalog to find older items in print.

Theses/Dissertations from 2023 2023

Dissertation: Systemic Risk Analysis of Human Factors in Phishing , Mark Guilford

Dissertation: Human Psychology Factors Influencing Agile Team Autonomy in Post-Pandemic Remote Software Organizations , Ravikiran Kalluri

Dissertation: Reinforcing Digital Trust for Cloud Manufacturing Through Data Provenance Using Ethereum Smart Contracts , Trupti Narayan Rane

Dissertation: Electric Vehicle Routing Problem – Models and Algorithms , Hesamoddin Tahami

Theses/Dissertations from 2022 2022

Dissertation: A Systems Theory-Based Framework for Environmental Scanning in Complex System Governance , Dale E. Baugh

Dissertation: Learning Curve Characterization Within Complex Low-Rate Production Environments , Robert J. Gies

Thesis: Acquisition Career Progression Model for Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal Officers , Andrew John Heckel

Dissertation: Hard-Real-Time Computing Performance in a Cloud Environment , Alvin Cornelius Murphy

Dissertation: A Quality Systems Economic-Risk Design Theoretical Framework , Abdallah S. Thefeid

Dissertation: Predictors of Email Response: Determinants of the Intention of not Following Security Recommendations , Miguel Angel Toro-Jarrin

Dissertation: Complex System Governance Leadership , David C. Walters

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

Thesis: Quantifying Cyber Risk by Integrating Attack Graph and Impact Graph , Omer F. Keskin

Dissertation: Cybersecurity Risk Assessment Using Graph Theoretical Anomaly Detection and Machine Learning , Goksel Kucukkaya

Dissertation: Application of a Blockchain Enabled Model in Disaster Aids Supply Network Resilience , Farinaz Sabz Ali Pour

Theses/Dissertations from 2020 2020

Dissertation: A Framework for Adaptive Capacity in Complex Systems , Abdulrahman Alfaqiri

Thesis: Engineering Management Competencies: A Framework for Present and Future Engineering Environments , Christopher Vaughn Barrett

Dissertation: DOD Mission Engineering and Integration Explorative-Exploitative Architecture for Technology Innovation , Jose L. Bricio-Neto

Dissertation: A Quest to Identify the Emerging Leadership Skills in VUCA World and Investigation of Their Applications in Various Organizational Levels and Security Environments , Ali Can Kucukozyigit

Dissertation: Cyber-Assets at Risk (CAR): Monetary Impact of Personally Identifiable Information Data Breaches on Companies , Omer Ilker Poyraz

Dissertation: Using Interacting Multiple Model Filters to Indicate Program Risk , Amy Sunshine Smith-Carroll

Dissertation: An Investigation on the Effectiveness of a Problem Structuring Method in a Group Decision-Making Process , Ying Thaviphoke

Dissertation: A Core Reference Hierarchical Primitive Ontology for Electronic Medical Records Semantics Interoperability , Ziniya Zahedi

Dissertation: Human Error in Commercial Fishing Vessel Accidents: An Investigation Using the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System , Peter J. Zohorsky

Theses/Dissertations from 2019 2019

Dissertation: Evaluating Stakeholder Bias in Stakeholder Analysis In Social Media , Ahmad A. Bajarwan

Dissertation: An Investigation of General Criteria for Assessing Space Flight Systems of Diverse Mission Concept Designs , Cindy L. Daniels

Dissertation: Knowledge Sharing and Creative Confidence in Promoting Employees’ Creative Behavior , Elnaz Dario

Dissertation: Optimization of Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV) Fleet Size With Incorporation of Battery Management , Ahmed Hamdy

Dissertation: An Exploratory Study of Engineering Identity Development in African American Youth , Coletta Elayne Johnson Bey

Dissertation: Identifying and Quantifying Personnel Skills Gaps , Martin Joseph McKenney

Dissertation: Measuring Risks of Interdependencies in Enterprise Systems: An Application to Ghana’s Salt Enterprise , Yaw Mensah

Dissertation: Quantifying Impact of Cyber Actions on Missions or Business Processes: A Multilayer Propagative Approach , Unal Tatar

Dissertation: Development and Initial Evaluation of a Reinforced Cue Detection Model to Assess Situation Awareness in Commercial Aircraft Cockpits , Aysen K. Taylor

Dissertation: A Comparison of Multi-Attribute Utility Theory, the Analytic Hierarchy Process, the Analytic Network Process, and New Hybrid Approaches for a Case Study Involving Radon , Jesse Ray Toepfer

Dissertation: The Resilient City: A Platform for Informed Decision-Making Process , Jarutpong Vasuthanasub

Theses/Dissertations from 2018 2018

Dissertation: A Framework for Executable Systems Modeling , Matthew Amissah

Dissertation: The Influence of Engineers on Public Policy , Sarah Bouazzaoui

Dissertation: Contextual Framework of Communications Functions Supporting Complex System Governance , Charles Wesley Chesterman Jr.

Dissertation: A Representation of Tactical and Strategic Precursors of Supply Network Resilience Using Simulation Based Experiments , Yaneth C. Correa-Martinez

Dissertation: Sequence-Based Simulation-Optimization Framework With Application to Port Operations at Multimodal Container Terminals , Mariam Aladdin Kotachi

Dissertation: Human-Intelligence and Machine-Intelligence Decision Governance Formal Ontology , Faisal Mahmud

Dissertation: Exploring Critical Success Factors of Community Development Projects , Kevin Wanjama Muchiri

Dissertation: A Multi-Level Longitudinal Investigation of Transformational Leadership Influence on Team Members Development in Engineering Project Teams , Nathapon Siangchokyoo

Dissertation: Understanding the Impact of Large-Scale Power Grid Architectures on Performance , Ange-Lionel Toba

Dissertation: Case Study on the Development of Engineering Design Modification Projects for U.S. Nuclear Power Plants: A Knowledge Retention Tool in Support of the Longevity and Resilience of the Nuclear Power Industry , Pamela M. Torres-Jiménez

Theses/Dissertations from 2017 2017

Thesis: Role of Requirements Engineering in Software Project’s Success , Sujatha Alla

Dissertation: A Hilbert Space Geometric Representation of Shared Awareness and Joint Decision Making , Mustafa Canan

Dissertation: An Investigation into Perceived Productivity and Its Influence on the Relationship Between Organizational Climate and Affective Commitment , Kaitlynn Marie Castelle

Dissertation: Emergency Diesel-Electric Generator Set Maintenance and Test Periodicity , Stephen John Fehr

Thesis: Initiating Event Analysis of a Lithium Fluoride Thorium Reactor , Nicholas Charles Geraci

Thesis: Impact of a Localized Lean Six Sigma Implementation on Overall Patient Safety and Process Efficiency , Luvianca G. Gil-Moreno

Dissertation: Diversity Team Building: Impact on Virtual Team Performance , Nina C. Magpili-Smith

Dissertation: Implementation of a Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) Toolkit to Aid in Ranking Naval Mission Vessel Combinations With Uncertainty , Andrew R. Miller

Dissertation: A Predictor Analysis Framework for Surface Radiation Budget Reprocessing Using Design of Experiments , Patricia Allison Quigley

Dissertation: Analysis of Project Management System Structure Using the Viable System Model (VSM) , Joseph A. Sisti

Dissertation: Planning and Team Shared Mental Models as Predictors of Team Collaborative Processes , Zikai Zhou

Dissertation: Methodology to Perform Cyber Lethality Assessment , Matthew W. Zurasky

Theses/Dissertations from 2016 2016

Dissertation: Systems Theory Based Architecture Framework for Complex System Governance , Bry Carter

Dissertation: Profit Based Simulation Model for The Rail Transportation Industry , Mark Patrick Doran

Thesis: Design and Implementation of a Virtual Team Collaboration System , Syed Ehsan

Dissertation: A General Theory of Emergence in Engineered Systems , John J. Johnson IV

Dissertation: Improvement of Work Process Performance with Task Assignments and Mental Workload Balancing , Cansu Kandemir

Dissertation: An Outcome-Based Competency Model for Systems Engineering Trainees , Vanessa J. Pietrzyk

Dissertation: A Hybrid Tabu/Scatter Search Algorithm for Simulation-Based Optimization of Multi-Objective Runway Operations Scheduling , Bulent Soykan

Thesis: Extension of the Gravity Model: A Risk Integrated Approach Towards the Impact Analysis of Mega Sports Events on Inbound Tourist Arrivals , Abdul Sami Stanekzai

Dissertation: A Retrospective Study of Amusement Ride Restraint and Containment Systems: Identifying Design Challenges for Statistically Rare Anthropometric Cases , Paula M. Stenzler

Theses/Dissertations from 2015 2015

Dissertation: An Approach for the Development of Complex Systems Archetypes , Walter Lee Akers

Dissertation: Meta-RaPS Hybridization with Machine Learning Algorithms , Fatemah Al-Duoli

Dissertation: Management and Leadership Style: Is Style Influenced by Engineering Education? , Jesse Levi Calloway

Dissertation: Key Factors Driving Personnel Downsizing in Multinational Military Organizations , Ilksen Gorkem

Dissertation: A Framework to Simplify the Choice of Alternative Analysis and Selection Methods , James Paul Lewis Holzgrefe

Dissertation: Systems Theory-Based Construct for Identifying Metasystem Pathologies for Complex System Governance , Polinpapilinho F. Katina

Dissertation: An Analysis of the Relationship Between Military Leaders' Operational Adaptability and Knowledge Transfer , Vahap Kavaker

Thesis: Improving Response Characteristics of Split Ring Resonators Using Experimental Designs , Omer Faruk Keskin

Dissertation: Examining the Relationship Between Leadership Decision Making Styles and Personality Type Within the Department of Defense , Antoine Lamont Prince Sr.

Dissertation: Command and Control in the Information Age: A Case Study of a Representative Air Power Command and Control Node , Marvin Leo Simpson Jr.

Dissertation: The Role of Diversity on Team Effectiveness in a Multinational and Multicultural Military Environment , Mustafa Utoglu

Dissertation: Safety Culture Monitoring: A Management Approach for Assessing Nuclear Safety Culture Health Performance Utilizing Multiple-Criteria Decision Analysis , James Harold Warren Jr.

Theses/Dissertations from 2014 2014

Dissertation: A Systems-Based Framework for the Assessment of Performance Measurement System Implementations in R&D Organizations , Kenneth S. Baggett Jr.

Dissertation: Human Capital Management Within the Federal Government Utilizing Generational Stratification With a Focus on Generation Y , Ian Nathaniel Barford

Dissertation: Time-Based Collision Risk Modeling for Air Traffic Management , Alan E. Bell

Dissertation: An Investigation of Business Transformation Disruptors at the Military Strategic Command Level , Thomas Bock

Dissertation: Systems Theory Based Framework for Competency Models , Joseph M. Bradley

Thesis: Emergency Diesel-Electric Generator Set Maintenance and Test Periodicity , Stephen John Fehr

Dissertation: An Instrument to Assess Individual Capacity for System Thinking , Ra'ed M. Jaradat

Thesis: Simulation Modeling and Analysis of Customs-Regulated Container Terminal Operations with Multimodal Transportation , Mariam A. Kotachi

Thesis: Assessing Organizational Effectiveness Through the Competing Values Framework A Data Envelopment Approach , Raghavender Macherla

Dissertation: Assessing the Impact of Electronic Health Record Systems Implementation on Hospital Patient Perceptions of Care , Katherine Sofia Palacio Salgar

Dissertation: Graphical Display of the Effect of Three Cash Flow Elements for Sensitivity Analysis , Kawintorn Pothanun

Dissertation: Self-Regulating Teamwork Behaviors in Low-Volume & High-Complexity Production , Aaron W. Powell

Dissertation: An Investigation into the Analysis of Truncated Standard Normal Distributions Using Heuristic Techniques , John Walter Ralls

Dissertation: A Method to Define Requirements for System of Systems , Randy Gene Walker

Dissertation: The Relationship Among HFACS Levels and Analysis of Human Factors in Unmanned and Manned Air Vehicles , Veysel Yesilbas

Theses/Dissertations from 2013 2013

Dissertation: System Governance Analysis of Complex Systems , Behnido Y. Calida

Dissertation: Shared Leadership in Six Sigma Teams From the North Shore-LIJ Health System , Brian J. Galli

Dissertation: An Expert Based Multi Attribute Group Decision Making (MAGDM) Model for Portfolio Evaluation: Application on Ground Force Units , Metin Gultekin

Dissertation: Approximate Algorithms for the Combined arrival-Departure Aircraft Sequencing and Reactive Scheduling Problems on Multiple Runways , Gulsah Hancerliogullari

Dissertation: The RQ-Tech Methodology: A New Paradigm for Conceptualizing Strategic Enterprise Architectures , Christine Ann Hoyland

Dissertation: Micro to Macro Dynamics of Shared Awareness Emergence in Situations Theory: Towards a General Theory of Shared Awareness , Samuel F. Kavacic

Dissertation: Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division Engagement Systems (G) Department Development of a Plan to Maintain, Expand, and Create Corporate Knowledge , Luis J. Rodriguez

Dissertation: An Epistemological Inquiry into the Incorporation of Emergency Management Concept in the Homeland Security with a Post-Disaster Security Centric Focus , Mehmet Secilmis

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Published by Carmen Troy at January 9th, 2023 , Revised On May 17, 2024

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An Analysis on Project Delivery Through Agile Methodologies in the Age of Remote Work
What Are The Ethical Implications of Artificial Intelligence-Driven Decision-Making
Strategies for Encouraging Employee Creativity in Engineering Teams
An Investigation of The Impact of Big Data Analytics on Project Management
A Systematic Analysis of Cybersecurity Challenges in Engineering Project Management
How to Develop Skills for a Technology-Driven Workforce
Life Cycle Assessment Tools for Environmental Impact Reduction
The Role of Blockchain Technology in Supply Chain Management for Engineering Projects
How to Implement Real-Time Project Management Dashboards for Improved Decision-Making
Developing a Circular Economy Approach in Engineering Projects
The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Effective Engineering Leadership
Implementing Digital Twins for Improved Project Efficiency and Maintenance Optimisation
The Integration of Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing) in Engineering Project Management
The Role of Design Thinking in Engineering Project Management

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Topic 1: what are the environmental impacts of water waste treatment in the cement industry in south korea.

Research Aim: This study aims to find the environmental impacts of water waste treatment in the cement industry in South Korea. With the help of a comprehensive survey of the cement manufacturing companies in South Korea, this study will first scrutinise the entire waste treatment process in the cement industry in South Korea. Then it will analyse the impact of each step on the environment. After analysing the environmental effects of the water waste treatment of the cement industry in South Korea, this study will recommend modern ways to reduce the adverse effects.

Topic 2: An investigation of the challenges faced by businesses in leading themselves towards environmental sustainability due to global value chains and how the businesses mitigate such challenges - A case of Nigerian SMEs.

Research Aim: The significant aim of this research study is to uncover the issues and challenges faced by multiple businesses while implementing environmental sustainability and growth as a result of the global value chain. Another objective of this research topic is to investigate the sustainable strategies through which businesses mitigate the identified challenges of the global value chain by targeting Nigerian small and medium companies as a case study.

Topic 3: What are the modern water treatment techniques to minimise the environmental effects of water waste in the Cement Industry? A Cross-Country analysis

Research Aim: This study aims to identify modern water treatment techniques to minimise the environmental effects of water waste in the Cement Industry. A cross-country study will analyze the different water treatment techniques used by the cement industries in different countries. The best way to conduct this analysis is by comparing developed and developing countries. After identifying the best techniques, this study will recommend the optimal methods that can be used around the world in any country.

Topic 4: An innovative strategic evaluation of university knowledge and technology transfer efficacy for students up to date on new engineering tools.

Research Aim: This study aims to analyse the framework that organises total project work based on high levels of creativity in project development, as well as to keep students up to date with the usage of technology, focusing on collecting data from different firms that have utilised the technology to manufacture items and run highly creative initiative in collaboration with the university.

Topic 5: Investigating the strategies used to reduce water pollution caused by the maritime transportation system.

Research Aim: The main goal of this study is to investigate the strategies for reducing water pollution produced by the marine transportation sector/industry. This study will also analyse the environmental risks posed by water contamination and how marine transportation contributes to the increase in water pollution. Focusing on the economic cost of restoring the damage as a result of marine pollution will also help us learn about the environmental effects of water pollution and understand how to reduce water pollution using different methods and technologies used by management.

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Topic 1: impact of covid-19 on engineering institutes.

Research Aim: This study will focus on identifying the impacts of coronavirus on engineering institutes and discuss possible solutions to overcome the challenges.

Topic 2: Role of engineering management during Covid-19

Research Aim: The study will focus on identifying the contribution of engineering management to combat the coronavirus pandemic. It will discuss emergency management to prevent and diagnose COVID-19, including its advantages and disadvantages.

Topic 2: Critical analysis of alternative energy in the least developed countries: The emergence of solar power as a means of providing electricity

Research Aim: The major purpose of this study will be to transform conventional means of energy into solar energy and its importance in the least developed countries. The researcher will carry out a detailed critical analysis of what pros and cons can emerge due to the utilisation of alternative energy solutions and how least developed countries can use solar energy systems instead of traditional energy systems keeping in mind the cost and other benefits.

Topic 3: Assessing the impact of biogas emission on quality of life and health of individuals living in rural areas: A case study of developing countries.

Research Aim: In this study, the main aim of the researcher will be to analyse major health issues and other effects that can be caused by the emission of biogas. The researcher will demonstrate the major risks to the quality of life of individuals living in rural areas of developing nations and what measures can be taken to reduce the effects of biogas emissions on the quality and health of the individuals.

Topic 4: Challenges facing the concept of sustainable and green engineering

Research Aim: This research study will aim to identify challenges facing the concept of sustainable and green engineering. The environment of the world is deteriorating at an alarming pace, primarily because of industrial activities that result in carbon emissions. This project will enable readers to understand the advantages of green engineering over conventional engineering and identify why this concept has not been implemented on a wider scale.

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Declaration
Abstract: A summary of the research completed
Table of Contents
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Literature Review : This chapter presents relevant theories and frameworks by analysing published and unpublished literature available on the chosen research topic, in light of the research questions to be addressed. The purpose is to highlight and discuss the relative weaknesses and strengths of the selected research area whilst identifying any research gaps. Break down of the topic, and key terms can have a positive impact on your dissertation and your tutor.
Methodology: The data collection and analysis methods and techniques employed by the researcher are presented in the Methodology chapter which usually includes research design, research philosophy, research limitations, code of conduct, ethical consideration, data collection methods and data analysis strategy .
Findings and Analysis: Findings of the research are analysed in detail under the Findings and Analysis chapter. All key findings/results are outlined in this chapter without interpreting the data or drawing any conclusions. It can be useful to include graphs, charts and tables in this chapter to identify meaningful trends and relationships.
Discussion and Conclusion: The researcher presents his interpretation of results in this chapter, and states whether the research hypothesis has been verified or not. An essential aspect of this section of the paper is to draw a linkage between the results and evidence from the literature. Recommendations with regard to the implications of the findings and directions for the future may also be provided. Finally, a summary of the overall research, along with final judgments, opinions, and comments, must be included in the form of suggestions for improvement.
References: This should be completed in accordance with your University’s requirements
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Appendices: Any additional information, diagrams, or graphs that were used to complete the dissertation but not part of the dissertation should be included in the Appendices chapter. Essentially, the purpose is to expand the information/data.

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Theses/dissertations from 2023 2023.

Knowledge Integration in Domain-Informed Machine Learning and Multi-scale Modeling of Nonlinear Dynamics in Complex Systems , Phat K. Huynh

Theses/Dissertations from 2022 2022

Stochastic Models for Resilience Assessment and Improvement , Weimar Ardila Rueda

Theses/Dissertations from 2021 2021

Analysis and Modeling of Strategic Interactions in Health Systems to Improve Patient Care Access , Jorge A. Acuña Melo

Optimization and Machine Learning Methods for Solving Combinatorial Problems in Urban Transportation , Aigerim Bogyrbayeva

Maximum Multiplicative Programming: Theory, Algorithms, and Applications , Payman Ghasemi Saghand

Theory and Algorithms for Systems Optimization , Vahid Mahmoodian

Strategies for Achieving the United States Health System's Quadruple Aim by Enhancing the Primary Care Level , Jennifer L. Mendoza-Alonzo

Healthcare Data Analytics for Predicting Health Outcomes of Older Adults and Emergency Responses of Aged Care Facilities , Nazmus Sakib

Heterogeneous Performance Modeling with Applications in Healthcare and Reliability Engineering , Xuxue Sun

Data-Informed Decision Support to Improve Pediatric and Maternal Care Quality Under Medicaid Managed Care Settings , Hasan Symum

Infectious Disease Modeling and Intervention Planning , Shalome Hanisha Anand Tatapudi

Theses/Dissertations from 2020 2020

Efficient Neural Architecture Search with Multiobjective Evolutionary Optimization , Maria Gabriela Baldeón Calisto

Some Recent Advances in Design of Bayesian Binomial Reliability Demonstration Tests , Suiyao Chen

The Utilization of Shared Energy Storage in Energy Systems: Design, Modeling and Optimization , Rui Dai

Using Optimization Methods for Solving Problems in Sustainable Urban Mobility and Conservation Planning , Zulqarnain Haider

On the Convergence of Transportation and Power Systems in Smart and Connected Communities , Kevin A. Melendez

Game Theory Approaches for Transportation Problems , Mahdi Takalloo

Identification of Patterns and Disruptions in Ambient Sensor Data from Private Homes , Yan Wang

Theses/Dissertations from 2019 2019

Algorithms for Multi-Objective Mixed Integer Programming Problems , Alvaro Miguel Sierra Altamiranda

Dynamic Pricing of Electricity and Demand Response in Smart Communities , Vignesh Subramanian

Routing and Designing Networks for Two Transportation Problems , Liu Su

Theses/Dissertations from 2018 2018

Statistical Monitoring of Queuing Networks , Yaren Bilge Kaya

Physical and Social Systems Resilience Assessment and Optimization , Daniel Romero Rodriguez

Theses/Dissertations from 2017 2017

Strategies for Reducing Preventable Hospital Readmissions on Medicare Patients , Andres Patricio Garcia-Arce

Improving Service Level of Free-Floating Bike Sharing Systems , Aritra Pal

Analysis of a Potential A(H7N9) Influenza Pandemic Outbreak in the U.S. , Walter A. Silva Sotillo

Decision Support Models for A Few Critical Problems in Transportation System Design and Operations , Ran Zhang

Theses/Dissertations from 2016 2016

Mining Dynamic Recurrences in Nonlinear and Nonstationary Systems for Feature Extraction, Process Monitoring and Fault Diagnosis , Yun Chen

Renewable Energy Investment Planning and Policy Design , Alireza Ghalebani

Rule-based Risk Monitoring Systems for Complex Datasets , Mona Haghighi

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Analysis of Carbon Policies for Electricity Networks with High Penetration of Green Generation , Felipe Feijoo

Modeling Intrastate Air Travel: A Case Study of the State of Florida , Kai Liao

Spatiotemporal Sensing and Informatics for Complex Systems Monitoring, Fault Identification and Root Cause Diagnostics , Gang Liu

Patient Populations, Clinical Associations, and System Efficiency in Healthcare Delivery System , Yazhuo Liu

Informing the Design and Deployment of Health Information Technology to Improve Care Coordination , Diego A. Martinez

Reliable Power System Planning and Operations through Robust Optimization , Wei Yuan

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Antiviral Resistance and Dynamic Treatment and Chemoprophylaxis of Pandemic Influenza , Sandro Paz

Statistical and Prognostic Modeling of Clinical Outcomes with Complex Physiologic Data , Monica A. Puertas

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Novel Models and Efficient Algorithms for Network-based Optimization in Biomedical Applications , Seyed Javad Sajjadi

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Novel Models and Algorithms for Uncertainty Management in Power Systems , Long Zhao

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The engineering management graduate program at Texas State University is designed for those who seek careers or career advancement in the management of engineering operations and systems in manufacturing and service sectors. Our graduates can integrate technological skills with management knowledge to solve complex technical problems in various domains including the automotive, semiconductor, energy, and medical fields. Our multidisciplinary and contemporary curriculum bridges the gap between engineering and industrial management.

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The M.S. in Engineering Management is a 30-credit-hour degree. It is comprised of a 24-credit-hour major in engineering management plus a 6-credit-hour cognate minor in business management. Students may elect a specialization in manufacturing management or industrial management. The 6-credit-hour cognate minor allows students to select from industry-focused business courses in data analytics, supply chain management, process improvement management, managing business creativity, and organizational change management. Thesis option students are required to complete a 6-credit-hour research component. Non-thesis students have the option of taking a 6-credit hour Directed Project if they are interested in conducting a research project.

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Graduates of the department include company owners, CEOs of regional corporations, and managers in industrial and manufacturing firms throughout Texas and the Southwest.

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baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited university. Background course work may be required if the undergraduate degree is not in the following fields: industrial technology, technology management, construction science and management, concrete industry management, engineering technology, or engineering. (Non-U.S. degrees must be equivalent to a four-year U.S. Bachelor’s degree. In most cases, three-year degrees are not considered. Visit our International FAQs for more information.)
a copy of an official transcript from each institution where course credit was granted
a 2.75 overall GPA or a 2.75 GPA in your last 60 hours of undergraduate course work (plus any completed graduate courses)

If your overall GPA or your last-60-hours GPA falls below the minimum requirement of 2.75, the official GRE (general test only) with competitive scores in the verbal reasoning and quantitative reasoning sections will be required in order to be considered for conditional admission. Conditional admission is not available to applicants who require "F" or "J" visas.

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official TOEFL iBT scores required with a 78 overall
official PTE scores required with a 52 overall
minimum individual module scores of 6.0
official Duolingo Scores required with a 110 overall
official TOEFL Essentials scores required with an 8.5 overall

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The Master of Science in Engineering Management (MSEM) offers students Thesis and Non-thesis concentrations.

The Thesis concentration is for students who plan to pursue additional degrees, such as Ph.D. or who have specific work-related projects that need further exploration. Students who choose the thesis concentration will conduct a research project, which will likely involve several semesters of work.

The Non-thesis concentration is designed to be more flexible and is tailored for students who do not want to conduct a research project. The non-thesis concentration is recommended for working professionals who do not have the time and resources to conduct a research project. Students who choose the non-thesis concentration must take three credits of additional electives and required to take a capstone course.

The MSEM develops leaders to support the needs of the modern world-wide industry. The curriculum enhances both career and personal objectives. Graduates of the program are equipped to manage organization resources, lead technological change, and strategically integrate higher level knowledge within their companies.

The MSEM provides a broad-based core of management competency in business functions, along with a solid understanding of engineering technologies and capabilities. Courses build upon existing technical competency while allowing the student to customize their depth of study in specific management technologies that enhance long-term professional career goals.

All courses can be taken online.

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This degree offers a Joint Undergraduate Master's Program (JUMP) which provides academically outstanding students the opportunity to complete both an undergraduate and graduate degree in an accelerated timeframe. Contact the graduate program coordinator for additional information.

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In addition to the graduate school requirements, the MSEM program requires:

Bachelor's degree in engineering, engineering technology, business, or related STEM fields 1 .
Submission of GRE, GMAT or equivalent scores. A minimum GRE score of 140 for the verbal reasoning and 140 for the quantitative reasoning are required with a score of 2.5 or higher for analytical writing 2 .

Applicants who don't meet the admission criteria may be considered for conditional admission.

Students, who do not have the required background in fundamental concepts in statistics, will be required to take the following course: MFGE 271 Industrial Statistics (course credit does not count towards degree requirement)

Applicants who have earned a B.S. degree in engineering or related STEM fields with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher are exempt from taking the GRE.

Current students at WKU who seek the JUMP program in one of the undergraduate baccalaureate programs in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher are exempt from taking the GRE.

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Program Requirements (30-33 hours)

Thesis concentration (30 hours).

The thesis concentration in the MSEM program requires 30 credits (15 credits in required core courses and 9 credits in elective courses. Students who choose the thesis option are also required to enroll in six credit hours of EGMT 599 . Students are required to complete an oral defense of their thesis and complete a comprehensive written exam of their coursework.

Non-thesis Concentration (33 hours)

The non-thesis concentration in the MSEM program requires 33 credits (15 credits in required core courses and 15 credits in elective courses). Students who choose the non-thesis option are also required to take three hours of EGMT 690 graduate project.

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Master of Science (M.S.) Major in Engineering Management (Manufacturing Management Concentration Thesis Option)

Program overview.

The Master of Science (M.S.) degree with a major in Engineering Management at Texas State is designed for those who seek careers or career advancement in the management of engineering and production activity in the construction and concrete industries; in the semiconductor, cast metals, machining, fabrication, and other manufacturing industries; or in the fields of power generation, environmental management, and occupational health and safety.

Application Requirements

The items listed below are required for admission consideration for applicable semesters of entry during the current academic year. Submission instructions, additional details, and changes to admission requirements for semesters other than the current academic year can be found on The Graduate College's website . International students should review the International Admission Documents page for additional requirements.

completed online application
$55 nonrefundable application fee

$90 nonrefundable application fee for applications with international credentials
baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited university. (Non-U.S. degrees must be equivalent to a four-year U.S. Bachelor’s degree. In most cases, three-year degrees are not considered. Visit our International FAQs for more information.)
Background course work may be required if the undergraduate degree is not in the following fields: industrial technology, technology management, construction science and management, concrete industry management, engineering technology, or engineering.
official transcripts from each institution where course credit was granted
a 2.75 overall GPA or a 2.75 GPA in the last 60 hours of undergraduate course work (plus any completed graduate courses)*
GRE not required*
statement of purpose to include an explanation of why the applicant is interested in Technology Management as a field of study
current resume/CV

Approved English Proficiency Exam Scores

official TOEFL iBT scores required with a 78 overall
official PTE scores required with a 52 overall
official IELTS (academic) scores required with a 6.5 overall and minimum individual module scores of 6.0
official Duolingo Scores required with a 110 overall
official TOEFL Essentials scores required with an 8.5 overall

This program does not offer admission if the scores above are not met.

*Additional Information

If the GPA falls below the minimum requirement of 2.75, the student may submit the following to be considered for conditional admission:

official GRE scores (general test only) with competitive scores in the verbal reasoning and quantitative reasoning sections

Conditional admission is not available to applicants who require "F" or "J" visas.

Degree Requirements

The Master of Science (M.S.) degree with a major in Engineering Management concentration in Manufacturing Management requires 30 semester credit hours, including a thesis. Students who do not have the appropriate background course work may be required to complete leveling courses.

Course Requirements

Comprehensive examination requirement.

The oral proposal defense is used as the comprehensive exam. The examination is administered by the student’s main advisor (committee chair). Students who perform unacceptably on the exam may take the exam a second time.

Students who do not successfully complete the requirements for the degree within the timelines specified will be dismissed from the program.

If a student elects to follow the thesis option for the degree, a committee to direct the written thesis will be established. The thesis must demonstrate the student’s capability for research and independent thought. Preparation of the thesis must be in conformity with the Graduate College Guide to Preparing and Submitting a Thesis or Dissertation .

Thesis Proposal

The student must submit an official Thesis Proposal Form and proposal to his or her thesis committee. Thesis proposals vary by department and discipline. Please see your department for proposal guidelines and requirements. After signing the form and obtaining committee members’ signatures, the graduate advisor’s signature if required by the program and the department chair’s signature, the student must submit the Thesis Proposal Form with one copy of the proposal attached to the dean of The Graduate College for approval before proceeding with research on the thesis. If the thesis research involves human subjects, the student must obtain exemption or approval from the Texas State Institutional Review Board prior to submitting the proposal form to The Graduate College. The IRB approval letter should be included with the proposal form. If the thesis research involves vertebrate animals, the proposal form must include the Texas State IACUC approval code. It is recommended that the thesis proposal form be submitted to the dean of The Graduate College by the end of the student’s enrollment in 5399A. Failure to submit the thesis proposal in a timely fashion may result in delayed graduation.

Thesis Committee

The thesis committee must be composed of a minimum of three approved graduate faculty members.

Thesis Enrollment and Credit

The completion of a minimum of six hours of thesis enrollment is required. For a student's initial thesis course enrollment, the student will need to register for thesis course number 5399A. After that, the student will enroll in thesis B courses, in each subsequent semester until the thesis is defended with the department and approved by The Graduate College. Preliminary discussions regarding the selection of a topic and assignment to a research supervisor will not require enrollment for the thesis course.

Students must be enrolled in thesis credits if they are receiving supervision and/or are using university resources related to their thesis work. The number of thesis credit hours students enroll in must reflect the amount of work being done on the thesis that semester. It is the responsibility of the committee chair to ensure that students are making adequate progress toward their degree throughout the thesis process. Failure to register for the thesis course during a term in which supervision is received may result in postponement of graduation. After initial enrollment in 5399A, the student will continue to enroll in a thesis B course as long as it takes to complete the thesis. Thesis projects are by definition original and individualized projects. As such, depending on the topic, methodology, and other factors, some projects may take longer than others to complete. If the thesis requires work beyond the minimum number of thesis credits needed for the degree, the student may enroll in additional thesis credits at the committee chair's discretion. In the rare case when a student has not previously enrolled in thesis and plans to work on and complete the thesis in one term, the student will enroll in both 5399A and 5399B.

The only grades assigned for thesis courses are PR (progress), CR (credit), W (withdrew), and F (failing). If acceptable progress is not being made in a thesis course, the instructor may issue a grade of F. If the student is making acceptable progress, a grade of PR is assigned until the thesis is completed. The minimum number of hours of thesis credit (“CR”) will be awarded only after the thesis has been both approved by The Graduate College and released to Alkek Library.

A student who has selected the thesis option must be registered for the thesis course during the term or Summer I (during the summer, the thesis course runs ten weeks for both sessions) in which the degree will be conferred.

Thesis Deadlines and Approval Process

Thesis deadlines are posted on The Graduate College website under "Current Students." The completed thesis must be submitted to the chair of the thesis committee on or before the deadlines listed on The Graduate College website.

The following must be submitted to The Graduate College by the thesis deadline listed on The Graduate College website:

The Thesis Submission Approval Form bearing original (wet) and/or electronic signatures of the student and all committee members.
One (1) PDF of the thesis in final form, approved by all committee members, uploaded in the online Vireo submission system.

After the dean of The Graduate College approves the thesis, Alkek Library will harvest the document from the Vireo submission system for publishing in the Digital Collections database (according to the student's embargo selection). NOTE: MFA Creative Writing theses will have a permanent embargo and will never be published to Digital Collections.

While original (wet) signatures are preferred, there may be situations as determined by the chair of the committee in which obtaining original signatures is inefficient or has the potential to delay the student's progress. In those situations, the following methods of signing are acceptable:

signing and faxing the form
signing, scanning, and emailing the form
notifying the department in an email from their university's or institution's email account that the committee chair can sign the form on their behalf
electronically signing the form using the university's licensed signature platform.

If this process results in more than one document with signatures, all documents need to be submitted to The Graduate College together.

No copies are required to be submitted to Alkek Library. However, the library will bind copies submitted that the student wants bound for personal use. Personal copies are not required to be printed on archival quality paper. The student will take the personal copies to Alkek Library and pay the binding fee for personal copies.

Master's level courses in Engineering Technology: CSM , TECH

Courses Offered

Construction science and management (csm).

CSM 5199B. Thesis.

This course represents a student’s continuing thesis enrollment. The student continues to enroll in this course until the thesis is submitted for binding.

CSM 5299B. Thesis.

CSM 5302. Fundamentals of Construction Contracts and Liability Issues.

This course introduces students to the legal aspects of design and construction contract documents, including dispute resolution methods and professional ethics commonly used in the construction industry. This course does not earn graduate degree credit.

CSM 5304. Fundamentals of Construction Estimating.

This course provides the student with a comprehensive introduction to the principles, techniques, technologies, and basic concepts involving methodologies and strategies used in the preparation of various types of construction estimates and bids. This course does not count as degree credit.

CSM 5306. Fundamentals of Commercial Building Construction Systems.

This course is a commercial building construction systems class dealing with soils, site work, heavy foundations, steel, reinforced concrete, pre-cast structures and common assemblies. Commercial MEPs are studied along with CSI master format, as-built/shop drawings, schedule of values, AIA documents, and appropriate building codes. This course does not earn graduate degree credit.

CSM 5313. Building Information Modeling.

This course covers understanding the supervisory role of construction professionals in the design process including, directing a design team in the integration of construction documents for commercial buildings, coordination of site work, structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing plans and contemporary CAD software for 2D& 3D design including Building Information Modeling. Prerequisite: CSM 2313 with a grade of "D" or better or instructor approval.

CSM 5314. Technology Management in Construction.

This course covers the supervisory role of construction professionals in the Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) process. Topics covered include directing a VDC team in the integration of construction documents for construction (architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing plans), coordination of site work, implementation of current CAD software for 2D and 3D design, the Building Information Modeling (BIM) process, and other technologies that have an impact on the construction industry.

CSM 5360. Construction Company Financial Control.

Financial accounting and cost controls used at the company level in construction companies are studied. Topics include accounting systems, construction project profit calculations, and financial analysis.

CSM 5362. Pre-Construction Services.

The course will introduce students to designer/contractor interactions, including conceptual estimating and scheduling, the RFQ/RFP process and legal, insurance, risk allocation issues, along with procurement and selection.

CSM 5363. Construction Project Delivery and Leadership.

This course covers methods of construction project delivery in detail and focuses on analyzing data to assess its impact on project outcomes. Construction project delivery is covered along with contract strategies. An owner approach to a method selection is developed within this class.

CSM 5364. Decision Making in Construction Management.

This course focuses on the application of systems engineering and statistics used in solving construction and civil engineering problems. Topics covered include network and linear programming models, construction and evaluation of decision trees to clarify a proper course of action considering uncertainty, probability distributions, sample statistics, linear regression models, risk analysis, and sampling plans for quality assurance. Personal computer usage emphasized for problem solving.

CSM 5365. Construction Project Controls.

This course covers construction management cost and schedule concepts, cost/schedule management information systems, variance analysis, forecasting, resource management, project recovery strategies, and application of theory to practical problems.

CSM 5366. Soils in Construction.

This course provides students with an in-depth examination of geotechnical principles as they apply to soil construction activities. Topics covered include geological formations of natural soils, soil mineralogy, soil sampling, classification, soil testing, dewatering, safety and sustainability in soil construction, soil contamination and remediation, recycled content used in soil construction and innovative technologies in soil stabilization.

CSM 5367. Principles of Leadership in Construction.

This course covers individual, organizational, and process/structure styles of leadership using a transformational model.

CSM 5368. Sustainable Construction.

This course examines a breadth of sustainable construction techniques, including material production, material selection, sustainable design, the ecology model for design, life cycle cost analysis, and sustainable construction. The sustainable construction techniques are discussed relative to advanced sustainable framing, waste minimization techniques, LEED, and green roofs.

CSM 5369. Construction Dispute Resolution.

This course focuses on different mechanisms of dispute resolution in the industry. They are presented from the perspective of owner, designer, and contractor’s liability/risk assessment. The course is comprised of best practices and pitfalls of negotiation, mediation and arbitration. Finally, a perspective on litigation is discussed, along with the fast changing world of case law. The course uses a collaborative model of contemporary research and industry case studies.

CSM 5380. Construction Safety Management.

This course covers the administration and application of 29CFR 1926 OSHA Construction Industry Regulations for the construction industry along with applicable state and federal construction safety laws related to construction, alterations, or repair work at construction sites. The roles of all participants at the construction job site concerning construction safety are discussed.

CSM 5384A. Construction Failure.

This course covers a breadth of causes of construction failure, including how past failures can improve current construction practices and litigation is a likely response to failures in construction.

CSM 5390. Research in Construction.

This course examines research methods used for construction, including such topics as designing experiments, scientific principles, problem solving techniques, producing a proposal, executing research, acquiring and managing data, statistical analysis methods, reporting results, and publishing. The course highlights up-to-date discussions on debates and concerns within the construction research community.

CSM 5399A. Thesis.

This course represents a student’s initial thesis enrollment. No thesis credit is awarded until student has completed the thesis in Construction Management.

CSM 5399B. Thesis.

CSM 5599B. Thesis.

CSM 5999B. Thesis.

Technology (TECH)

TECH 5100. Academic Instruction for Technology.

The course is seminar based and covers topics related to teaching and employment responsibilities. Completion of this course is required as a condition of employment for graduate assistants. This course does not earn graduate degree credit. Repeatable with different emphasis.

TECH 5195. Industrial Internship.

This course is a supervised experiential learning course in Technology Management. This work integrated learning course helps the student link theory with practice. Repeatable for credit. Prerequisites: Instructor approval.

TECH 5199B. Thesis.

This course represents a student’s continuing thesis enrollments. The student continues to enroll in this course until the thesis is submitted for binding.

TECH 5299B. Thesis.

TECH 5300. Academic Instruction for Graduate Instructional Assistants.

This course is designed to develop and enhance the professional and technical skills of graduate instructional assistants. Topics covered may include, but are not limited to, teaching skills, technical skills, ethical and legal issues, safety, and laboratory management. This course does not earn graduate degree credit.

TECH 5310. Product Design and Development.

This course provides an overview of the new product realization process, focusing on systematic product design, including problem identification, product planning, conceptual design, and embodiment design. Standard CAD tools are employed for product modeling.

TECH 5311. Computer-Aided Engineering.

This course teaches the application of computer hardware and software to the design of products and of systems. Specific topics include geometric modeling, the development of computational methods, and an overview of engineering analysis software. Additional topics may include finite element analysis, manufacturing simulation, solidification modeling, and rapid prototyping.

TECH 5315. Engineering Economic Analysis.

This course covers economic analytical techniques used in engineering decision-making. Topics include time-value of money, comparing alternatives, depreciation, replacement, and income tax considerations.

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Provides the student with in-depth knowledge of inferential statistics as applied to design of robust processes and products. Topics covered include probability distributions, ANOVA, fractional factorial design, response surface method, orthogonal arrays, and Taguchi method. Prior experience with introductory-level statistics is assumed. Prerequisite: TECH 5394 with a grade "C" or better.

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TECH 5380. Principles of Information and Communication Technology Management.

This course, in a case-based learning environment, integrates concepts and principles of information and communication technology (ICT) including mobile communication and Internet of Things (IoT). Analysis and evaluation of advanced ICT management examples demonstrate issues and strategies of modern ICT management.

TECH 5382. Industrial Ecology and Sustainability Engineering.

This course covers the principles of life cycle analysis (LCA) of engineered products and processes. Topics include industrial ecology, resource depletion, product design, process design, material selection, energy efficiency, product delivery, use, and end-of-life considerations.

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In this course graduate students investigate a particular topic by developing a technical problem, researching the topic, and presenting the findings. Plans will be developed on an individual basis with strict faculty supervision. It may be repeated for credit with the permission of the department chair. Prerequisite: Instructor approval.

TECH 5385. Readings in Technology.

A study of the ethical and moral viewpoints typically associated with American society as related to the development and introduction of new technology and engineering. Past, present, and future issues will be studied with selected readings focusing on industrial related problems and issues.

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This course is an in-depth study of technical problems encountered in designing, equipping, arranging, and specifying facility requirements for industrial and technical training facilities.

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This course examines the scientific method, including theory formulation, deductive reasoning, hypothesis generation, observation, inductive reasoning, and theory revision. Categories of research are compared and contrasted as regards methodology. Experimental research relating to significant industrial problems, including design considerations, internal and external validity, and appropriate analytical techniques, is studied in-depth. The course includes an introduction to data analysis and its proper interpretation.

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This course introduces various advanced tools, technologies, and strategies in modern manufacturing. Topic coverage emphasizes state-of-the-art in factory automation, as well as global and smart manufacturing enterprises. Specific topics include process automation and control, advanced manufacturing processes, intelligent manufacturing control, and information and communication technology (ICT) in manufacturing.

TECH 5392. Fundamentals of Microelectronics Manufacturing.

This course is an introduction to integrated circuit fabrication. Topics include crystal growth, wafer preparation, epitaxial growth, oxidation, diffusion, ion implantation, thin film deposition, lithography, etching, device and circuit formation, packaging, and testing. A significant part of the course is a project focusing on circuit design and simulation or on process design. Laboratory component involves the actual production and testing of a functional semiconductor device.

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This course covers fundamentals of designing industrial experiments.

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This course is an advanced exploration of the structure and properties of engineering alloys. Strengthening mechanisms of alloys are explored with specific applications to the alloys studied. The processing, properties, and structure of ferrous and nonferrous alloys are explored including new and emerging alloys. Prerequisite: Instructor approval.

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Master of Science in Engineering Management

The Master of Science in engineering management is a 30-credit non-thesis master’s program with an objective of preparing engineers for careers in the management of engineering and technical organizations and systems.

The program consists of a set of four foundational courses in the analysis of data-driven economic decision-making. It also offers the flexibility to choose one of eight specializations. Specializations allow students to focus on their specific areas of interest.

Each specialization is composed of a set of four specialization courses. These specialization courses emphasize preparing students to gain expertise in a particular industrial context or in addressing a particular class of complex problems. In addition, students will select six credit hours of electives permitting them to broaden their skill sets. This program is available for both full-time on-campus students and for students wishing to complete the program fully online.

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ISEN 613 Engineering Data Analysis
ISEN 620 Survey of Optimization
ISEN 630 Human Operator in Complex Systems
ISEN 663 Engineering Management Control Systems

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Each student is required to choose an area of specialization consisting of 12 credits. Existing specialization areas and their required courses are given below.

MGMT 655 Survey of Management
FINC 635 Survey of Finance
MKTG 621 Survey of Marketing
ACCT 640 Financial Accounting
ISEN 614 Advanced Quality Control
ISEN 616 Design and Analysis of Industrial Experiments
ISEN 625 Simulation Methods and Applications

*This set of courses leads to a graduate Certificate in Industrial Analytics.

ISEN 615 Production and Inventory Control
ISEN 617 Quantitative Models for Supply Chain Coordination
ISEN 645 Lean Thinking and Lean Manufacturing
ISEN 631 Cognitive Systems Engineering
ISEN 608 Industrial Case Analysis
ISEN 660 Quantitative Risk Analysis
ISEN 640 Systems Thinking and Analysis
ISEN 641 Systems Engineering Methods and Frameworks
ISEN 665 Management of Engineering Systems
ISEN 658 Principles of Manufacturing Processes

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Students will choose six credits of electives either within their specialization area or in a specialization area outside their own.

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Civil and Construction Engineering Master's Theses

All master’s theses completed through the Graduate College of Western Michigan University since 2012 have been entered into ScholarWorks. Some may be embargoed or restricted by the authors and may be only available from on-campus computers. Print copies from earlier years are available through interlibrary loan. We have a few digital copies of earlier years. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].

Theses/Dissertations from 2023 2023

Investigating Disparities and Safety Equity in Pedestrian Nighttime Crashes in Michigan , Sia Isaria Mwende

Theses/Dissertations from 2020 2020

Evaluating the Impacts of Building Information Modeling on Construction Change Orders in Iraq , Nehad Alshebbany

Numerical Performance Evaluation of the Wooden Frame Structures with Adhesive Applied Connection under Wind and Seismic Loading , Sharthak Bhandary

Theses/Dissertations from 2018 2018

Establishing Delay-Based Criteria for Installing Traffic Signals at Two-Lane Roundabouts , Oluwaseun Ayomide Adegbaju

From Architectural Design to Structural Analysis: A Data-Driven Approach to Study Building Information Modeling (BIM) Interoperability , Mohammed Aldegeily

Evaluation of Bike Boxes and Protected Intersections with Bicycle Signal Treatments for Improving Safety and Multimodal Mobility at Urban Signalized Intersections , Odai Al Houz

Enabling Robust Distributed Real-Time Hybrid Simulation Method and Expanding Its Applications in Floating Wind Turbine Systems , Mehmet Cinar

Maintaining Deck Profile in Steel I-Girder Bridges During Deck Placement , Ali Naif Inceefe

Theses/Dissertations from 2017 2017

Enhancing Intersection Safety for the Blind and Visually Impaired (BVI) Pedestrian Using Device-to-Infrastructure Communication , Mohammad Sayyah Al-Akash

Visualizing the Constructability of a Steel Structure Using Building Information Modeling and Game Simulation , Mohammed Al Dafaay

Evaluation of Swarm Nodes for Proximity Sensing on Construction Sites , Mohamed Ahmed Madi Binalhaj

Implementing Online Updating to Complex Hysteresis Models in Real- Time Hybrid Simulation Using Constrained Unscented Kalman Filter , Bilal Ahmed Mohammed

Economic Impact Analysis of Bridge Construction , Funda Yavuz

Theses/Dissertations from 2016 2016

Analysis of Pedestrian and Bicycle Crashes in Michigan , Ahmed Abbas Ghubin Al-zubaidi

Comparison of Safety and Operational Performances for Three Engineering Countermeasures , Ali Hamzah Hussein Alzuhairi

Comprehensive Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Pedestrian Countdown Signals on Road Users in Michigan , Richard Atta Boateng

Safety Benefit Analysis of Alternative Delineation Practices in Michigan , Brenda C. Burdick

Verifying Automated Prestressed Concrete Design Software for MDOT Bridge Design Standards , Hussein Kadhim Abood Khalaf

Improved Methodology for Developing Non-Motorized Safety Perfomance Functions , Keneth Morgan Kwayu

Application of Wavelet Transform in Structural Health Monitoring , Yashodhya Swarna Sri Dhanapala Liyana Kankanamge

Analysis of Transit Accessibility for People with Disabilities , Rostam Khalid Mohammed Ameen Qatra

Developing Standard Procedures for Structural Aspects of Slide-in Bridges in Accelerated Bridge Construction (ABC) , Ozan Utku Ridvanoglu

An Equivalent Plate Model with Orthotropic Material Properties for Adjacent Box-Beam Bridge Superstructure , Timothy Alexander Schnell

Transportation System and Its Association with Human Health – A Review and Modeling Approach , Fnu Zahed

Theses/Dissertations from 2015 2015

Evaluation of the Safety Effectiveness of Clearview Font and Fluorescent Yellow Sheeting on Michigan Freeways and Non-Freeways , Lusanni Mercedes Acosta Rodrieuez

Analysis of Mobility Impact for Implementing Complete Streets , Marino Esteban Calderón Díaz

A Microscopic Simulation Approach to Performance Evaluation of Intelligent Transportation System Corridors: A Case in Michigan , Matthew Levi Clark

Fragility Assessment of High-Rise Reinforced Concrete Buildings , Hezha Sadraddin

Theses/Dissertations from 2014 2014

An Integral Framework for Sustainable Building Design , Bushra Asfari

Economic Analysis of Michigan Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Strategies , Randy José Jorge Díaz

Development of Safety Performance Functions for Non-Motorized Traffic Safety , Hamidreza Ahady Dolatsara

Real-Time Hybrid Simulation with Online Model Updating , Adam Mueller

Overtime Traffic Enforcement Evaluation: A Methodology for Selecting Agencies and Enforcement Periods , Dario Enrique Romero Santana

Virtual Analysis and Evaluation of Roundabout Safety and Operational Features , Elisha Jackson Wankogere

Theses/Dissertations from 2013 2013

Spatial Factors Impacting Non-Motorized Exposures and Crash Risks , Farhad Abasahl

Standardized Longitudinal Connection Detail for Decked Precast Prestressed Concrete Girders , Ramzi Muftah Ali Abduallah

Investigating Crash Frequency and Injury Severity at Freeway Fixed Weigh Stations in Michigan , Fathi Salam Mo. Alkhatni

Safety Benefits of Adaptive Traffic Control Systems: A Case Study of Oakland County, MI , Joshua Adam Fink

Evaluation of Point Cloud Data Dispersion with Relation to Point Cloud Density under Field Conditions , Ling Kit Kong

An Automated Approach to Dynamic Site Layout Planning , Duy Huu Nguyen

Cyber-Adaptive Physical Systems for Automated Construction Progress Monitoring and Asset Tracking , Syed Hammad Rasheed

Theses/Dissertations from 2012 2012

The Implementation of a Versatile Pseudodynamic Hybrid Simulation for Seismic Evaluation of Structural Systems , Chelsea Griffith

Regression-Based Prioritization and Data Modeling for Customized Civil Engineering Data Collection , Omar Kanaan

Statistical and Numerical Integrated Approach for Detecting Onset of Prefabricated Bridge Component Connection Deterioration , Cem Mansiz

Structural Health Monitoring of a Bridge Structure Using Wireless Sensor Network , CheeKian Teng

Theses/Dissertations from 2011 2011

Sensor Modeling and Cost Benefit of Using Laser Scanning Technology in AEC , Fahd Saleh Alaswad

Statistical and Visualization Approach for Ranking Factors Affecting NBI Bridge Rating , Saad Aoun Alqahtani

Solar Modeling and Cost-Benefit Analysis of Energy Efficiency Window Arrangements , Wael Muqhim Alruqi

A Comparative Analysis of the Sense of Construction Delays of Experienced and Inexperienced Engineers , Salahedeen A. El Kadeki

Development of a Versatile Hybrid Testing System for Seismic Evaluation of Structural Systems , Griffin Enyart

Selecting an Optimal Construction Alternative through Informed Decision-Making Highway Bridges , Abdul Wahed Mohammed

Theses/Dissertations from 2010 2010

A Computer Model for Sustainable for Life-Cycle Cost Analysis , Sami Ghurmullah Al Ghamdi

Sustainable Universal Design and Zero Energy for Buildings , Ahmad Mohammad Alotaibi

Integration of Sustainability Measure into Highways , Krishna Prasad Dhakal

Investigation of Damage Detection Methods with a Wireless Sensor Network , Mark Joseph Humiecki

Application of Building Information Modeling (BIM) toward Zero Energy High Rise Office Buildings , Moutaz Mohammed Msawealfi

Design Recommendations for High Skew Link Slabs , Michael A. Romkema

Theses/Dissertations from 2009 2009

Optimization Computer Model for Heavy Equipment Selection , Naif Albelwi

Optimal Placement of Traffic Sensors for Traffic Operation and Management , Nahedh M. Alhubail

An Integrated Database Management System and Building Information Modeling for Sustainable Design , Sultan Althobaiti

The Design and Implementation of a Sensor Network System for Concrete Bridge Health Monitoring , Joseph John Barbera

Barrier-Based Evacuation Plan for University Campuses , Asadur Rahman

Highway Construction Staging and Intelligent Traffic Routing: A Cost Optimization Strategy , Richard C. Rhodes

Theses/Dissertations from 2008 2008

Incorporation of Space Syntax Theory in Determining Safe and Efficient Construction Site Layout , Minsuck Cho

Cathodic Protection of Reinforced Concrete Bridge Decks , Joshua Thomas Host

Theses/Dissertations from 2007 2007

Data Fusion Technique for Measuring Intersection Delay Using GPS-Enabled Probe Vehicles , Byung-Hee Han

Development of Knowledge Base of Concrete Bridge Maintenance System , Bahre Karam

Health Monitoring of Concrete Bridges Utilizing Sensor Technology , Ammar Zalt

Theses/Dissertations from 2006 2006

Repair, Inspection and Maintenance Methods of Steel Bridges , Deepak Koirala

Computer Model to Select Leed Certification for Building Projects , Ruba Mirghani Mohammed

Simulation Based Evaluation of Parking Facilities , Niru Tiwari

Theses/Dissertations from 2005 2005

Alkali Silica Reaction in Virgin and Recycles Aggregates: State of the Art and Experimental Investigation using ASTM C 1260 and the Staining Method , Shadi Sami Bajjali

Evaluation of Mechanical Properties of Self-Consolidating Concrete , Bhusan Basnet

Decision Support System for Bridge Maintenance , Imran Fazal

Evaluation of Mechanical Properties of Recycled Aggregate Concrete , Sajjad Ali Khan

The Detection of Common Concrete Bridge Deck Defects Using the Thermography, Impact Echo, and Ground Penetrating Radar , Saleh Z. Nabulsi

Theses/Dissertations from 2004 2004

Oxidation of Titanium in Alpha-Calf Serum Solution , Ali Stait Ismailoglu

Theses/Dissertations from 2003 2003

Mechanical Properties and Corrosion Resistance of NI-SIC NANO Composite Coatings on 2024-T3 Aluminum , Amit Jain

Development of a Redesign Plan for Moore Hall using Architectural Principles of Green Building and Sustainable Design , Alkhaziam Saad

Future Housing in the United States: Senior’s Housing Demand , Sandeep Singh

Innovative Contracting Prequalification/Selecion Model using Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) , Saad J. Zidan

Theses/Dissertations from 2002 2002

An Imaging System for Concrete Bridge Inspection , Mohammed Talal Al-Bataineh

A Model for Optimizing the Selection of Project Delivery Systems Using Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) , Arosha De Silva

Metastable Phases of Mgo-TiO 2 Solid Solutions , Liang-Chieh Ma

Building Deconstruction Guidelines: Tools for Recovering Building Materials , Ali Ayedh Merzen

Management Commitment to Construction Safety , Areen M. Shaar

Adaptation of Project Finance to Small Contractor Financing , Ragunathan Venkateswaran

Theses/Dissertations from 2001 2001

Structural Studies of Metastable Nanocrystalline Magnesium Titanate Ceramics , Renmei Xu

Theses/Dissertations from 2000 2000

Texture and Young’s Modulus of Nickel/Gamma-Alumina Composites , Abdulaziz Alamr

CFMMS – Computerized Facilities Maintenance Management System , Prawit Rotsawatsuk

Learning Reinforced Concreyte Design Principles Using a Java-VRML based Design Studio , Amarneethi Vamadevan

Theses/Dissertations from 1999 1999

Quantitative, Non-Destructive Calibration of Scanned Probe Microscope Cantilevers , John Hazel

Development of Mechanical Properties Micromapping for Composite Polymer Systems , Zheng Huang

Intellicrances – A Neural Network-Based Crane Selection System , André T. Mund

Conform- A Computerized Job-Built Concrete Construction Formwork Design , Kajpong Pongponrat

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A toolkit for supervisors and students preparing their master’s thesis

The Master’s Thesis project in Industrial Engineering and Management includes a range of instructions for students and supervisors.

Master’s students in technology must complete a master’s thesis to graduate. Typically, this involves a development project commissioned by a company/organisation, which lasts for about 6 months. A master’s thesis is part of the compulsory studies and contains 30 ECTS credits.

The Master’s Thesis project in Industrial Engineering and Management toolkit was developed as a guide and as assistance for students working on their thesis and the professors who supervise them. The goal of this toolkit is not to replace supervision provided by the professor but to support it.

Materials and instructions required for the master’s thesis have been compiled here. The Master’s Thesis project in Industrial Engineering and Management toolkit also provides the basic model for completing and supervising a master’s thesis. The basic model is presented in the project section.

It can be adjusted to suit a specific project. A student starting a master’s thesis project agrees with the supervising professor on how this basic model can be applied to his or her project.

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Master of Science Program in Engineering Management

What is the Master of Science Program in Engineering Management?

The aim of the Master of Science Program in Engineering Management (with thesis) is to train engineers who have gained knowledge and skills in the field of management and can work in managerial positions in the industry.

Scope of Engineering Management: It is a discipline for making and applying the most appropriate decisions in the management of enterprises specialized in engineering, developing technologies and all related systems. It deals with issues at both strategic and operational levels and provides the necessary background for problem solving techniques, interdisciplinary teamwork, and analysis of engineering management problems.

What are the Fields of Study for Engineering Management?

The courses offered by the program form the foundation for the following disciplines, which are the application fields of Engineering Management:

Operations Engineering and Management
Quality Engineering and Management
Data Analysis and Decision Support Systems
Design and Operation of Man-Machine Systems
System Simulation and Computer Aided Design
Financial Engineering and Cost Management
Supply Chain and Logistics Management
Risk Engineering and Management
Reliability, Maintenance and Safety Engineering
What Courses are Taken in the Engineering Management Program?

In the Engineering Management Graduate Program, students are offered the compulsory courses they must take in order to learn basic management knowledge and elective courses for the field they want to work. These courses include Operations Management, Statistical Analysis for Engineers, Engineering Project Management, Quality Engineering Management, Optimization Methods, Industrial Data Analytics, System Simulation, Decision Making Methods and Supply Chain Management. The list of all courses can be viewed from the relevant link.

What are the Working Areas for Graduates of Master of Science Program in Engineering Management?

Since Engineering Management is a graduate program designed to train engineers to become managers in the future, engineers graduating from this program can work in management positions in various sectors such as private companies and government institutions. Areas such as R&D project manager, human resources, strategy development, product development, logistics are some of them. In addition, candidates who receive a master's degree in this field with thesis have the opportunity to do a doctorate in the same or a similar fields.

Who Can Apply to the Master of Science Program in Engineering Management?

In order to apply to the program, it is sufficient to have a bachelor's degree in any engineering branch.

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Master of Science > Final Exam

Final exam regulations

The final Degree Examination consists in the discussion of a thesis work . The regulations on how to write a final thesis are available on the School of Industrial and Information Engineering website .

For more information, download the supplementary regulation supplementary regulations for the final examination of the Bachelor and Master of Science degree.

Thesis offers

Final Thesis Topics - Check the projects available for your final Dissertation/Thesis using the dedicated search engine .

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING

Engineering meets management.

The Laurea Magistrale (equivalent to Master of Science) provides a first year of basic training, followed by 14 possible Major in order to customize the education according to your preferences, attitudes and expectations. The Programme also provides a wide choice of exchange experiences and international double degrees.

The Study Programme is provided in English, to allow an international experience with the presence in the classroom of students of different countries. Registration requires an assessment of the previous career.nt of the previous career.

Location: Milan

Language: English

Format: Full Time

Starting periods: September and February

Duration: 2 years

Requirements: Bachelor of Science Degree (three years)

Contacts: [email protected]

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COURSE STRUCTURE
AFTER GRADUATION

Listen to the testimonies of some students .

Starting from the a.y. 2021/2022 the structure of the master’s degree course in Management Engineering is changed.

The Master of Science in Management Engineering provides a first year of basic training in Management Engineering, followed by 14 possible Major in order to customize the education according to your preferences, attitudes and expectations. The programme also provides a wide choice of exchange experiences and international double degrees.

In each Major, students have the opportunity to engage in special projects (practice-based labs) developed in collaboration with different companies which simulate the working environment and allow to tackle real challenges.

The Study Programme is provided in English , to allow an international experience with the presence in the classroom of students of different countries

For more information:

Educational Rules – 2021/2022

To learn more, you can also consult the presentations made on the occasion of the Open Day 2021 for the Master of Science in Management Engineering:

Below you will find the presentations of the 14 Majors , with details on the Project Laboratories developed in collaboration with companies, and the contacts to refer to.

Presentation
Contacts: Prof. Lucio Lamberti , [email protected] Prof. Piercesare Secchi, [email protected]
Pres entation

Contacts: Prof. Tommaso Buganza , [email protected] Prof. Cabirio Cautela, [email protected]
Contacts: Prof. Simone Franzò , [email protected] Prof. Yulia Lapko , [email protected]
Contacts: Prof. Paolo Trucco , [email protected] Prof. Giorgio Locatelli, [email protected]
Contacts: Prof. Mariano Corso , [email protected] Prof. Andrea Rangone , [email protected]
Pr esentation
Contacts: Prof. Simone Franzò , [email protected] Prof.ssa Alessandra Neri , [email protected]
Contacts: Prof. Massimo Colombo , [email protected] Prof. Andrea Rangone , [email protected]

Contacts: Prof. Giancarlo Giudici , [email protected] Prof.ssa Laura Grassi , [email protected]

Contact: Prof. Alberto Portioli , [email protected]
Contacts: Prof. Marco Macchi , [email protected] Prof. Marcello Urgo, [email protected]

Contacts: Prof.ssa Chiara Franzoni , [email protected] Prof. Matteo Rossini , [email protected]
Contact: Prof. Stefano Elia , [email protected]
Contact: Prof. Giovanni Miragliotta , [email protected]
Contact: Prof.ssa Irene Bengo , [email protected]

The transversal skills of a management engineer allow him/her to find a job very quickly:

• 94% of three-year graduate students find an employment within one year from graduation • 94% of laurea magistrale graduate students find an employment within one year from graduation

(Source: Career Service Politecnico di Milano Survey 2021 . The survey is addressed to graduates a year from their graduation date)

Industrial fields Industrial and service companies, consulting firms, banks and financial institutions, public administration bodies, non-profit organizations.

Study plan guidelines for students enrolled to the Master of Science in Management Engineering before the academic year 2021/2022.

Listen to the experiences of the Alumni who have chosen this academic career.

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FINAL EXAMINATION
DOUBLE DEGREES

Admission to the Master of Science is subject to an assessment based on curricular requirements and on the student’s preparation. An Evaluation Committee is appointed for this purpose by the Study Programme Board. The Committee will base the admission on the analysis of the candidate academic career. For more information and details, please visit the Web site of the School of Industrial and Information Engineering:

Homepage > Students > Students university career > Admission to the School’s Bachelor and Master of Science programmes

Students with a degree obtained in Italy For procedures and deadlines of the admission application to the Master of Science, please visit (in Italian):

www.poliorientami.polimi.it > come si accede > ammissione alle lauree magistrali

Students with a degree obtained abroad For procedures and deadlines of the admission application to the Master of Science, please visit: http://www.polinternational.polimi.it/

Taxes and financial aid The total annual amount of university fees and contributions varies according to the number of ECTS (University Educational Credits) and the student’s financial situation. The payment of the total amount is divided into 2 instalments , the first instalment is paid at the enrolment and the second one, usually, during the second semester of the academic year. Check all the details about deadlines and amounts on the Web page Student contribution.

The Laurea Magistrale study programme in Management, Economics and Industrial Engineering includes lessons related to three big subject areas: Applied Economics, Industrial Engineering, Management. Students can decide among these subjects according to different proportions and specific needs, to the type of professional profile, critical skills and their training objectives. Given that not all exam combinations are equally effective, as well as they do not offer a proper consistency with the profile of the Management Engineer, there are some examples of study plans that have been already approved in advance.

Study Plan For information on the study plans, please visit:

The page Study plan on the Web site of Politecnico di Milano
The Educational Regulations published on the website of the School of Industrial and Information Engineering

Academic Calendar

Academic Calendar of Politecnico di Milano
Academic Calendar of the School of Industrial and Information Engineering .

Please, regularly check the notice board on the Web site of the School or your Campus for possible date changes.

Lectures and programmes A few days before the beginning of the lessons, by connecting with the person code and password to the Online Services and selecting the “Lecture hours”, you can check the timetable and the classroom where you can attend the courses selected in the Study Plan. For what concerns textbooks, we suggest you to wait for specific indications from the professors at the beginning of the related courses.

The lecture programmes can be checked on the degree programme, by selecting the specific course .

Exams Visit the specific Web page for Exams to find out how to register and the evaluation criteria.

Rules for the final Degree Examination The final Degree Examination consists in the discussion of a thesis work . The regulations on how to write a final thesis are available on the School of Industrial and Information Engineering website . In particular, all students must refer to:

Supplementary regulation of Degrees and Master’s Degrees in Management Engineering

Final Thesis Topics Check the projects available for your final Dissertation/Thesis using the dedicated search engine .

Internal Double Degrees The Internal Double Degrees are joint programs designed in collaboration with other Study Programmes of Politecnico di Milano with the aim to provide further skills, related to other subjects, to the management engineer, in order to develop new professional profiles able to meet the challenges and new opportunities in some specific sectors.

The Double Degree in Built Environment and Management Engineering aims to meet the new challenges related to the building sector, at national and international level, by developing new professional profiles that put together the typical skills of management engineering with those of the built management.

The Double Degree in Management Engineering and Product-Service System Design aims to develop new highly specialized professionals in the fields of design, management, strategic development and creation of innovative business models.

Students who decide to undertake this career will develop skills that go beyond product design but involve the whole product-service-communication system, with a specific focus on services and complex systems for creating value for individuals and companies, by combining the ability to conceive and visualise business models and boost the innovation process.

For more information, download the presentation .

Ranking Double Degree Management Engineering – Product Service System Design Admitted Double Degree Management Engineering – Product Service System

For detailed information and updated calls, please visit: https://www.ingindinf.polimi.it/en/1/teaching/educational-offer/internal-double-degree

International Double Degrees Together with a selected number of partner universities, Politecnico di Milano offers international Double Degree Programmes, some of which with a specific curriculum in Management Engineering. The Double Degree Programmes provide an important international experience and allow to earn, in just two and a half years, a double degree, both from Politecnico di Milano and from the partner University.

A significant amount of work must be carried out on the final thesis, which includes an Internship; this allows to consolidate the acquired skills and facilitates the start of a career.

More detailed prospects of the course requirements for the current International Double Degrees in Management Engineering can be found at the end of this section.

To learn more about the different types of a final thesis accepted as final work for the Management Engineering MSc, please access the School’s General Regulations and the Supplementary Regulations of the Management Engineering MSc degree (the English version can be found in the second part of the document), notwithstanding specific requirements included in certain double degree programmes.

Students pursuing an international Double Degree are also strongly encouraged to refer to the short step-by-step guide dedicated to supporting them in the thesis and graduation process. The guide can be found at the end of this section.

Audencia Nantes School of Management is among the top universities in Europe and offers programmes that are regularly listed in the most well-known international rankings (such as The Financial Times, The Economist). The School has obtained many prestigious accreditations, such as EQUIS, AACSB, AMBA. The Double Degree programme offers the opportunity to improve specific skills in marketing, consulting, finance and entrepreneurship at Audencia, together with the technological and innovation background of Politecnico di Milano.

The Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management (SBS-EM) is the Business School of the Université Libre de Bruxelles , a big multi-cultural university located in the metropolitan area of Brussels and close to the headquarters of the social and political institutions of the European Union. SBS-EM offers high quality education at the undergraduate, postgraduate and executive levels; this is reflected also by international university rankings and accreditations (EQUIS, AMBA).

Tsinghua University (Beijing) is one of the best universities in China for quality of education, research and service to society. Over the years, it has obtained the highest number of professors, at the national level, who have received awards in academic and scientific fields. Tsinghua University is also considered one of the best universities worldwide.

The MSc Double Degree in Management Engineering aims at putting together the exclusive educational resources of each of the two universities, by training a top-level graduate profile, with a degree from both universities, through a strong preparation in the fields of global industrial production and management engineering.

Tongji University (Shanghai) is one of the oldest and most prestigious institutes of higher education in China. As of today, the university includes different fields of study and it attracts many students, from China and from all over the world. The university has also developed a strong connection with the industry world, which allows it to provide students with the opportunity of a real interaction with society. The Double Degree aims at providing students with tools and resources that are necessary to develop skills in industrial and management engineering.

Audencia Double Degree Prospect Solvay Double Degree Prospect Tongji Double Degree Prospect Tsinghua Double Degree Prospect

EIT Manufacturing Master School The EIT Manufacturing Master School is a double degree programme which provides students with an international experience in the field of manufacturing. It aims to attract top talents to further empower them through mobility and other learning opportunities to become leading innovators and entrepreneurs in manufacturing.

The education at EIT Manufacturing Master School combines technical competence with skills in Innovation and Entrepreneurship. EIT Manufacturing Master School students will be an elite group of forthcoming engineers, operators, innovators, and other relevant professionals.

Students enrolled in the Management Engineering Master of Science will:

• improve their knowledge on up to date manufacturing innovation and learn how to turn this knowledge into a successful business • take part in events such as Summer Schools and Kick-offs • exchange ideas with business partners and researchers at Co-Locations Centres (CLC) and during internships • have access to renowned European research facilities • earn a double degree and the EIT Manufacturing Certificate

The EIT Manufacturing Master School is open to students who earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Management Engineering, with the equivalent of 180 ECTS credits under the European system. The double degree experience will cover the entire two-year Master of Science programme, giving its student the opportunity to earn two degrees at the end of their path.

The EIT-M is not included in the Polimi International Mobility Call . Students who wish to participate must submit their application through the EIT-M application website, while also following the standard Politecnico di Milano admissions procedure for the Master of Science programme in Management Engineering. Instructions can be found in the prospect included below.

Please note that the application deadline for the Academic Year 23/24 is February 1° 2023 .

For further details and guidance, please refer to the following in-depth prospect .

Learn more about the EIT-M Master School at the following link .

Presentation EIT-M Master Programme 2021/2022

Frequently Asked Questions

For more information on calls and other opportunities: https://www.polimi.it/en/services-and-opportunities/experience-abroad/study-mobility/double-degrees/

Mentorship Programme

The objective of the Mentorship Programme is to offer to some selected Master of Science students a high value added experience by participating in some activities that will foster their professional and personal development, and academic career.

The Programme is for students enrolled at the second year of the MSc.

For more details about this opportunity and how to apply, please download the presentation .

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGES

A network of over 180 partners The Management Engineering Degrees at Politecnico di Milano offer many possibilities to carry out an international exchange and mobility experience: from the classic Erasmus programme, to the Double Degrees in collaboration with prestigious foreign universities, to special programmes with different durations, ranging from a few days to one year. Exchanges with over 180 international institutions on all continents are available to students. Every year over 200 Management Engineering students go abroad, while we greet on our Campuses the same number of incoming exchange students.

Are you a current or prospective exchange or international double degree incoming student with an interest in Management Engineering? Click here for more information.

For more information regarding study exchange opportunities for Politecnico di Milano students, see the following page .

ATHENS Created in 1996, the A.T.H.E.N.S. network (or Advanced Technology Higher Education Network/SOCRATES) is composed of 14 prestigious European technical universities . Initially funded through the European Socrates Programme, its main mission is to facilitate the exchange of students, professors and researchers among the European universities involved, by strengthening their integration and collaboration towards the technological development of Europe. To find out the details of the programme and calls, please visit the ATHENS web page.

IDEA League Founded in 1999, IDEA League, is a strategic alliance of 5 European universities, all of primary importance within the technological and scientific fields; the aim of the alliance is to strengthen the links between technology, science and society. The members of this network are: ETH - Zurich, TU - Delft, RWTH Aachen, Chalmers University . Politecnico di Milano became part of the IDEA League in March 2016. IDEA League promotes programmes and projects for students, PhD students, researchers, instructors and staff with the aim of further developing the skills and competencies of all of those that study and work in the partner universities. To find out about the opportunities offered, please visit the page IDEA League .

Erasmus+ Erasmus mobility within the Erasmus+ Community Programme allows students that are regularly enrolled at Politecnico di Milano and that have completed their first year, to study abroad or take part in an internship at an Institute (or a company) with which Politecnico di Milano has an agreement. The agreement guarantees the recognition of the positive outcomes obtained by the student. Politecnico di Milano has established Erasmus agreements with over 400 universities participating in the programme. The semester experience can sometimes be extended to a year, for example, to work on the thesis or to access other educational experiences (e.g. internships, collaborations in research projects, etc.). To find out more, please visit the page Erasmus+ .

UNITECH The Unitech programme is an international mobility programme thought for engineering students interested in improving their technical and scientific knowledge and in developing managerial skills in an international context, putting together a study abroad period with an internship opportunity in a multinational company. The programme is coordinated by the Unitech International Society, whose members are technical universities and companies. To find out more, please visit the page UNITECH .

Alliance4Tech Alliance4Tech is a strategic alliance, formally established in 2015, among 4 prestigious European technical universities: Centrale Supélec of Paris, Politecnico di Milano, TU-Berlin, University College London. Alliance4Tech combines four institutions of excellence, different in culture and location, but with the same passion for human and technological evolution, in the economic heart of Europe. Its goal is to create a real European Campus without borders for its students and professors. Alliance4Tech offers talented and deserving students an innovative educational path, during which they can carry out their studies in at least three different countries. Students can apply to the programme by participating in the international mobility call. The selected students, up to a maximum of 10, have the opportunity to choose to spend a full semester in Berlin and/or a full semester in Paris. While applications may be submitted during the last year of the Bachelor’s Degree, participation in the Alliance4Tech programme will be open to MSc students only. To find out more, please visit the Alliance4Tech website

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Alliance4tech Guide

Students who are about to complete their three-year Bachelor's degree, have the opportunity to apply to a Double Degree programme, to be carried out during the Master's Degree. This experience will cover the entire two-year Master of Science programme , allowing students to earn two degrees at the end of their path, one issued by Politecnico di Milano and the other one by the partner university where the student decides to spend her/his period abroad.

The EIT-Manufacturing programme is not included in the Polimi International Mobility Call . Therefore, students who wish to participate must submit their application via the EIT-M application website, while also following the standard Politecnico di Milano admissions procedure for the Master of Science programme in Management Engineering.

The programme is open to students who have earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Management Engineering. Therefore, the application must be submitted at the end of the Bachelor's Degree, following the procedures and deadlines of the programme, usually published in Spring, as well as those of Politecnico di Milano.

For more information and further details, please refer to the dedicated section on the SOM website (Study with us > Double Degrees > EIT Manufacturing Master School).

The Study Programme Board (CCS) of Management Engineering has created a specific team, the Internationalization Commission , appointed for the evaluation, planning and validation procedures of the different mobility programmes, that students can directly contact. The Commission carries out its activities in collaboration with the Studesk , the offices of Politecnico di Milano responsible for international mobility programmes that manage the administrative procedures, in compliance with the guidelines of the School of Industrial and Information Engineering.

The Studesk offices annually manage the International Mobility Call process; students must refer to these offices for further information on international exchange programs and application procedures. Furthermore, for additional clarifications, students should also consult the list of FAQs provided by the Studesk offices.

The Internationalization Commission consists of six faculty members, also part of the CCS, and they are organized according to the Exchange Geographic Areas assigned to them:

Sergio Terzi , Coordinator of the Committee, in charge of special programmes (Double Degrees, ATHENS, UNITECH, PoliTong, Alliance4Tech, SustainT, IdeaLeague, etc.) and appointed Faculty Member for the Geographic Area “ Asia (China, Japan, Korea, India etc.) , Eastern Europe and Ireland ”. Email: [email protected]
Cristina Di Stefano , appointed Faculty Member for the Geographic Area “ France and the United Kingdom ”. Email: [email protected]
Anna Paola Florio , appointed Faculty Member for the “ Finland, Norway, Sweden, Baltic Countries and Russia ” Geographic Area. Email: [email protected]
Simone Franzò , appointed Faculty Member for “Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, The Netherlands”. Email: [email protected] ,
Luca Gastaldi , appointed Faculty Member for the “ Extra-European Countries ” (Africa, Americas, Australia) Geographic Area. Email: [email protected]
Elisa Negri, appointed Faculty Member for “ Spain and Portugal “. Email: [email protected]

The Internationalization Committee has prepared a Guide to International Exchanges (downloadable below) which explains how to plan your experience abroad. Students who have been selected in the mobility call must:

Read the guide carefully, mandatory step before meeting the appointed Faculty member
Prepare their mobility programme, using the Format Dossier for Exchange Programmes and following the instructions included in the guide
Contact the appointed faculty member in charge of checking their dossier
Once the plan has been approved, obtain the Professor’s signature on the Learning Agreement , which must then be submitted by the student to the Studesk
Upon their return from the exchange period, verify that the Studesk has received the Transcript of Records from the partner school, so that the appointed faculty member can validate the exams and grades earned abroad, as per the guidelines and the conversion tables established by the School of Industrial and Information Engineering.

Presentation International Exchanges for SOM Students 2022/2023 – (2022 December 5) Useful Tips (and Tricks) Presentation – (2022 April 8) Short guide to international exchanges Guide to international exchanges Format dossier for exchange programs

Together with a selected number of partner universities, Politecnico di Milano offers International Double Degree Programmes , some of them with a specific curriculum in Management Engineering that provides an important international experience and the achievement, in two and a half years, of a double degree, at Politecnico and at the partner University. To find out more, please visit the section Study with us > Double Degrees.

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STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES
ASSOCIATIONS

Within the Study Programme Board of the Management Engineering Programme, the following students have been elected:

Airoldi Marco
Alesani Giovanni
Boveri Matteo
Carbone Emanuele
Castellotti Chiara
Cesaro Marco
Costagliola Giuseppe
Crivellari Matteo
Fiorani Elena
Fossati Pietro
Garavaglia Stefano
Giardi Vittoria
Guerini Marco
Legnani Martina
Lione Lorenzo
Mancini Anuar
Menezes Crissaf Bolelli Felipe
Notarianni Anita Clara
Powell John Edgar
Rao Riccardo
Rapella Simone
Rola Davide
Trittoni Lorenzo
Vasconi Fabrizio
Zindato Silvia

Contacts Student Representatives: [email protected] Facebook Group (autonomous page managed by student representatives): https://www.facebook.com/GestionaleRisponde/

The Study Programme in Management Engineering actively collaborates with various student associations in order to improve the study experience, by adding to the didactic activities other activities aimed at strengthening the sense of community, the progressive approach to the world of work, the discussion skills with colleagues in relation to different subjects of interest. For more information, contact the associations directly:

HSA Hub of Student Activities – Management Engineering Milan

Junior Enterprise Milano Politecnico

Social Innovation Teams

ESTIEM – European Student s of Industrial Engineering and Manage m ent

Politecnico students during the year can carry out many sport activities.

For further information: www.sport.polimi.it

CAREER SERVICE
OPPORTUNITIES

MSc Management Engineering: Welcome Week – 12th-15th September 2022

Here below you will find the recordings of the live events:

12th September 2022 18.00 Evila Piva – Introduction to the study plan and Ambassador 18.40 Daniel Trabucchi – Mentorship Programme 19.20 Marco Taisch – Industry 4.0 19.40 Tommaso Buganza – Business Strategy & Transformation

13th September 2022 18.00 Marika Arena – Introduction to Top Management Courses 18.40 Chiara Franzoni – Innovation Management 19.00 Evila Piva – Interdisciplinary courses 19.40 Paolo Trucco – Complex Projects Business

14th September 2022 18.00 Alberto Portioli – Industrial Management 18.20 Andrea Rangone – Entrepreneurship 18.40 Marco Giorgino – Finance 19.00 Irene Bengo – Sustainability & Social Impact 19.20 Antonella Moretto – Supply Chain Management 19.40 Simone Franzò – Circular Economy

15th September 2022 18.20 Angela Tumino – Final work presentation (only Slide) 18.40 Stefano Elia – International Business 19.00 Digital Business Innovation 19.20 Giuliano Noci – Analytics for Business 19.40 Simone Franzò – Energy Management

14 September 2021

Welcome day 1st year students of the Master of Science Programme

Here below you will find the recordings of the live event heldd to welcome first year students

CAREER TALK ON PROJECTS ON FINTECH

February 23, 2023 – 11am Are you curious to discover which technologies are now involved in the finance sector? Do you fancy knowing better on which Fintech projects are some companies working on? During the event, you’ll meet company representatives with your own background: in a 20-minute speech, they will focus on the new projects connected to Fintech their companies are working on. The event will be moderated by professor Laura Grassi, from the Department of Management, Economics and Industrial Engineering.

For more information click here .

GUESS MY JOB: DISCOVER ROLES FOR MANAGEMENT ENGINEERS

March 3, 2023 – 11am Are you ready to be inspired and discover in a very original way the professional roles of management engineers?

During this event, management engineers will introduce themselves. You will listen to their daily activities, soft and hard skills they developed during their path in companies.But the engineers won’t reveal their job titles and they will introduce themselves anonimously.After the presentation, you will be able to ask questions about the engineers’ roles.

Semester February 2023 – July 2023 – Events calendar

Click here for more info.

12 May 2022

Ethics meets artificial intelligence: can an algorithm be truly impartial? – SitPolimi

We inform you that on May 25 at 6:30 p.m. in room BL27.13 (Campus Bovisa- Via Lambruschini 4) it will be held the event “ Ethics meets artificial intelligence: can an algorithm be truly impartial? ” organized by the student association SITPolimi – Social Innovation Teams. With the help of Prof. Paolo Volontè of the Department of Design and researchers Camilla Sorrentino and Stefano Garavaglia of the Artificial Intelligence Observatory of the Department of Management, Economics and Industrial Engineering , the event will feature the complex relationship between ethics and artificial intelligence applications, which are increasingly present in everyday life.

To register for the event click here .

04 June 2021

Call for Code Global Challenge 2021

Registrations to the fourth edition of the Call for Code Global Challenge 2021 are now open. The main goal of this year is to use techology for building solutions to solve the world’s most pressing issues, such as climate change.

A dedicated path for university students, that includes seminars on sustainability, technologies (AI, Machine Learning, Cloud, Blockchain) and methodologies (Design Thinking, Agile DevOps, introduction techniques), has been launched inside the program.

From 1 st June to 31 th July, students can attend training courses (also in postponed/recorded way) and develop their projects. The best project will win $200,000 USD.

For further information: https://linktr.ee/journeytocfc_emeabootcamp

Academic Programme Office The Academic Programme Office of the Department of Management, Economics and Industrial Engineering is located at the ground floor of the BL26 building in via Lambruschini 4/B, 20156 Milan. To arrange an online appointment with the Academic Programme Office you can write at this email: [email protected]

Contacts Information about the Master of Science Programme: [email protected] Student representatives in the CCS: [email protected]

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New space economy - digital ecosystems design.

Type of project: Dissertation

Supervisor 1: Jacopo Manotti

Date: 25 September 2023

Email: [email protected]

Contacts: Jacopo Manotti

Content / Work description: In the last 20 years, the European Commission gradually developed a constellation of Earth Observation satellites named Copernicus . The infrastructure is today able to collect petabytes of data every day, making such data available for everyone for free. Some renowned firms decided to build their digital ecosystem to offer value-added services based on the combination of such free data with other sources of data (e.g., public records, in-situ sensors, etc.) or technologies (e.g., artificial intelligence, cloud, quantum). These digital ecosystems rely on different sources of data, different processing activities, and more broadly, different governance mechanisms. The thesis aims at deep diving into the configuration of digital ecosystems leveraging Copernicus data, exploring the antecedents and the process which led to their design. Couples of students will have the priority in the assignment of such work.

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Additional Information: The project involve the interaction with the Space Economy Observatory's community

European Space Economy Startups - Business Model Innovation

Tutor: Antonio Ghezzi

Content / Work description: The New Space Economy is forecasted to worth over 1 trillion dollars by 2040. The interest and commitment of billionaires such as Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Richard Branson to Space represent worldwide examples of the timeliness in studying this area. However, the New Space Economy is not just about US. In the last 10 years, the European Commission launched a number of ambitious projects to make its Space Sector grow (e.g., Copernicus, Galileo). Many startups were founded based on the availability of this innovative technological infrastructure and the combination with the most advanced digital technologies. But what are the value propositions of these startups in Europe? Which are their customers? Which revenue model they implement? Drawing on the original database of European startups in the New Space Economy built by the Space Economy Observatory, students (preferably a couple) will be asked to conduct desk research to track and analyze the business model of more than 500 European startups. The thesis is intended as a Short Thesis, with the possibility to be extended to Dissertation by leveraging Business Model Innovation literature and analytical methodologies (e.g, QCA).

Additional Information: Possibility to interact with Space Economy Observatory's researchers and community

Desk research on corporate purpose and strategic renewal

Type of project: Thesis

Supervisor 1: Josip Kotlar

Email: [email protected]

Tutor: Luca Manelli

Co-Supervisor: Federico Frattini

Content / Work description: Description : This thesis project seeks to systematically collect cases and examples of large, incumbent companies which have undergone a process of radical redefinition of their business model, business strategy, culture, structure, and innovation stream portfolio. In particular, the thesis will look at those cases where inside-out corporate purpose has been instrumental for the successful formulation and implementation of the strategic renewal process. The data sources will involve published secondary sources, such as journal articles or newspaper articles.

Requirements: Fluent in English and Italian; Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel.

Additional Information: If you are interested in this thesis project, please send the updated version of your CV and transcript of records to prof. Luca Manelli ([email protected]), possibly by the 10th October 2023.

Literature review on Family Office and family wealth management

Supervisor 1: Luca Manelli

Date: 21 September 2023

Tutor: Josip Kotlar

Content / Work description: Description : There is a growing interest in the phenomenon of family offices. These organizations are privately owned, often providing services such as account aggregation or concierge, and are thought of managing a sum of $6 trillion around the world. Their strategic agility and their care in maintaining secrecy over their activities makes them not just very influential long-term investors, but also severely understudied. By developing a systematic literature review from academic and practitioners’ sources, the objective of this thesis is to provide a deep overview of what we already know about family offices, and to offer new research directions to understand better this fascinating organizational phenomenon.

Requirements: Fluent in English; Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel

Literature review on corporate purpose

Content / Work description: Description : The concept of corporate purpose is arguably one of the most diffused buzzwords in contemporary business jargon, and loosely refers to the presence of an aspiration to have an impact on stakeholders and society. Indeed, it is one of the most unclear and ambiguous business concepts as well. While research on corporate purpose has been gaining traction, it is fragmented in different streams, hampering the development of a coherent body of knowledge on the topic, and diminishing the potential relevance of academic research to business practice. By developing a systematic literature review, the objective of this thesis is taking stock of research on corporate purpose, analyzing the evolution of the concept, and generating a framework for organizing it.

Requirements: Fluent in English, working knowledge of Microsoft Excel

The emergence of family governance: A longitudinal single case study

Content / Work description: Description: Family governance is a set of formal and informal rules, processes, and structures (e.g., family constitutions, family council, etc.) that enable the business family to regulate their participation and decisions to the ownership and family systems. Business families do not have family governance structures and rules from the get-go, but they come to structure it later, often beyond the 2nd generation. Even though it has been acknowledged by practitioners that this is of vital importance for families, research lags behind. How do family governance structures emerge within business families? This dissertation project employs a single case study of an Italian, multigenerational business family to trace a rich longitudinal analysis of how the interaction between family members and advisors leads to the emergence of a shared set of norms that regulate the conflicts and the decisions over the family affairs. Methodology : Qualitative

Requirements: Fluent in English and Italian; basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel

Mapping the liquidity events of Italian family businesses

Content / Work description: Description: Much attention has been granted to the strategic management of the family-owned business: how to internationalize, how to manage cash, how to devise an effective succession plan. However, in the evolution of business families, family-owned companies can be also sold. The sale of the family business (the "liquidity event") represents an important discontinuity in the history of a business family. Particularly in Italy, since a few years, we are witnessing an increase in the number and size of liquidity events, which makes the headlines of newspapers. The purpose of this dissertation project is to systematically map the liquidity events of family businesses in Italy and highlight their key dimensions and consequences for the business family and the local economy. Methodology : Quantitative

Requirements: Fluent in English; very good knowledge of Microsoft Excel; basic knowledge of statistical analysis programs (SPSS, STATA) and willingness to improve quantitative analysis skills.

Direct investments in private markets by European family offices

Content / Work description: Description: Family offices are gaining much attention from analysts and entrepreneurs. Family offices, organizations that are entrusted with the management, allocation and investment of family wealth, are becoming more and more active investors in private markets. While this is a way to diversify the portfolio, it is also a way to ensure that the wealth-owning family remains entrepreneurial, even if it has sold the family business. Due to the family-centered goals, family offices are often considered as long-term investors and providers of patient capital, which makes them an interesting category of investors vis-à-vis private equity funds. However, we do not know much about the investments that family offices in Europe make. This dissertation project seeks to map the direct investments that European family offices have made in a given timeframe, and to understand their effect on the target firms’ performance after the investments. In a nutshell, this dissertation seeks to understand whether and under which conditions family offices create value for the target firm. Methodology : Quantitative

Family businesses and community resilience in the Biella textile cluster

Content / Work description: Description: The textile cluster in Biella is home to some of the most famous brands in Italian fashion, such as Zegna or Fratelli Piacenza. Most of the companies in the clusters, both large and not-so-large, are family-owned businesses. Once the engine of the industrial revolution in Italy, the Biella textile cluster has been undergoing a severe change, due to increased competition and reconfiguration of the global value chains. How is the local territory and business actors responding to these threats? What are the elements that enable or impede the resilience of the cluster? What is the role of family firms in this picture? This exploratory thesis project employs a qualitative research design, combining primary sources (like interviews) and secondary, archival data, to make sense of these questions. Methodology : Qualitative

Requirements: Fluent in English and Italian; Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel

Decoding metaverse adoption: a comprehensive analysis of adoption drivers and barriers

Supervisor 1: Debora Bettiga

Date: 19 September 2023

Email: [email protected]

Contacts: Debora Bettiga

Perform a literature review with the scope of identifying the most relevant and influential models, barriers and drivers to the adoption of immersive technologies, and situational factors.
Identification of a specific current research gap to be filled with the research.
Development of a theoretical model and identification of measurement metrics
Design of a data collection phase to empirically validate the theoretical model (proposed methodology: online survey to be distributed).
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Analysis of the gathered data, with the aim of testing the research hypotheses.
Discussion of the results and identification of managerial and policymakers’ implications.

Deadline: 31-10-2023

Work Location: Milano

Requirements: Good statistical knowledge is needed

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Theses from 2024 2024.

Machine and Statistical Learning for Sustainable Infrastructure and Mobility Systems , Atanas Apostolov, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2023 2023

The Current State of Practice of Building Information Modeling , Kevin P. Brooks, Civil Engineering

Loads Analysis of Fixed-Bottom and Floating Offshore Wind Structures , Michael G. Davis, Civil Engineering

Comparison Of Scaling Performance Between Sidewalks Placed Using Hot and Cold Weather Concreting Procedures , Likhitha Rudraraju, Civil Engineering

CORRELATION BETWEEN LABORATORY TESTING RESULTS AND IN-SITU SIDEWALK SCALING , Brian R. Shea, Civil Engineering

The Effects of Hurricane Wind Field Characteristics on Wind Blade Loads , Michael S. Tsai, Civil Engineering

Post-Fire Damage Inspection of Concrete Tunnel Structures , James Viglas, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2022 2022

Measuring Accessibility to Food Services to Improve Public Health , Efthymia Kostopoulou, Civil Engineering

Euplectella Aspergillum’s Natural Lattice Structure for Structural Design & Stability Landscape of Thin Cylindrical Shells with Dimple Imperfections , Zoe Y. Sloane, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2021 2021

Post-Fire Assessment of Concrete Tunnel Structures , Nicholas C. Menz, Civil Engineering

Utilizing Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for the Estimation of Beam Corrosion of Steel Bridge Girders , Gabrielle Pryor, Civil Engineering

Parametric Study of Integral Abutment Bridge Using Finite Element Model , Asako Takeuchi, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2020 2020

School Bus Routing To Allow Later School Start Times , Rana Eslamifard, Civil Engineering

QUANTIFICATION OF THERMAL BRIDGING EFFECTS IN COLD-FORMED STEEL WALL ASSEMBLIES , Divyansh Kapoor, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2019 2019

Sustainable Travel Incentives Optimization in Multimodal Networks , Hossein Ghafourian, Civil Engineering

High Fidelity Modeling of Cold-Formed Steel Single Lap Shear Screw Fastened Connections , Rita Kalo, Civil Engineering

Modeling the Effect of New Commuter Bus Service on Demand and the Impact on GHG Emissions: Application to Greater Boston , Christopher Lyman, Civil Engineering

Performance of Concrete Tunnel Systems Subject to Fault Displacement , Michael Morano, Civil Engineering

Behavior of Prestressed Concrete Bridges with Closure Pour Connections and Diaphragms , Gercelino Ramos, Civil Engineering

Analysis of Adhesive Anchorage Systems Under Extreme In-Service Temperature Conditions , Rachel Wang, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2018 2018

Driver Understanding of the Flashing Yellow Arrow and Dynamic No Turn on Red Sign for Right Turn Applications , Elizabeth Casola, Civil Engineering

Evaluating the Impact of Double-Parked Freight Deliveries on Signalized Arterial Control Delay Using Analytical Models and Simulation , Aaron J. Keegan, Civil Engineering

Reward Allocation For Maximizing Energy Savings In A Transportation System , Adewale O. Oduwole, Civil Engineering

Impact of S-Curve on Speed in a Modern Roundabout , Akshaey Sabhanayagam, Civil Engineering

All-Red Clearance Intervals for Use in the Left-Turn Application of Flashing Yellow Arrows , Francis Tainter, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2017 2017

Evaluation of New England Bridges for Bat Roosting Including Methodology and Case Studies , Angela Berthaume, Civil Engineering

Evaluating Variances Between Departments of Transportation in New England to Create a Strategic Transportation Workforce , Chelsea Bouchard, Civil Engineering

Development of High Early-Strength Concrete for Accelerated Bridge Construction Closure Pour Connections , Stephanie Castine, Civil Engineering

I. THE HIGH STRAIN RATE RESPONSE OF HOLLOW SPHERE STEEL FOAM; II. THE DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF AN AMERICAN ELM TREE , Ignacio Cetrangolo, Civil Engineering

Performance of Adhesive and Cementitious Anchorage Systems , Mirna Mendoza, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2016 2016

Integrated Solar Technologies with Outdoor Pedestrian Bridge Superstructure Decking , Richard K. Racz, Civil Engineering

LIVE LOAD DISTRIBUTION FACTORS FOR HORIZONTALLY CURVED CONCRETE BOX GIRDER BRIDGES , Mohammed Zaki, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2015 2015

Bonded Anchors in Concrete Under Sustained Loading , Douglas Droesch, Civil Engineering

An Observational Evaluation of Safety Resulting from Driver Distraction , Christina M. Dube, Civil Engineering

Measuring the Resilience of Transportation Networks Subject to Seismic Risk , Mark N. Furtado, Civil Engineering

Nano-Scale Investigation of Mechanical Characteristics of Main Phases of Hydrated Cement Paste , Shahin Hajilar, Civil Engineering

Driver Behavior Evaluation of Variable Speed Limits and a Conceptual Framework for Optimal VSL Location Identification , Curt P. Harrington, Civil Engineering

A Real-time Signal Control System to Minimize Emissions at Isolated Intersections , Farnoush Khalighi, Civil Engineering

Structural Vulnerability Assessment of Bridge Piers in the Event of Barge Collision , David A. Ribbans, Civil Engineering

Towards Sustainable Roundabouts: An Evaluation of Driver Behavior, Emissions, and Safety , Derek Roach, Civil Engineering

Resilience of Transportation Infrastructure Systems to Climatic Extreme Events , Alexandra C. Testa, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2014 2014

Short and Long-term Performance of a Skewed Integral Abutment Prestressed Concrete Bridge , Rami Bahjat, Civil Engineering

Performance of Circular Reinforced Concrete Bridge Piers Subjected to Vehicular Collisions , Nevin L. Gomez, Civil Engineering

Field and Analytical Studies of the First Folded Plate Girder Bridge , Man Hou Sit, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2013 2013

The Effect of Roadside Elements on Driver Behavior and Run-Off-the-Road Crash Severity , Cole D. Fitzpatrick, Civil Engineering

Evaluating At-Grade Rail Crossing Safety along the Knowledge Corridor in Massachusetts , Timothy P. Horan, Civil Engineering

An Evaluation of Alternative Technologies to Estimate Travel Time on Rural Interstates , Qiao Li, Civil Engineering

Operational and Safety-based Analyses of Varied Toll Lane Configurations , Ian A. Mckinnon, Civil Engineering

Preferred Sensor Selection for Damage Estimation in Civil Structures , Matthew Styckiewicz, Civil Engineering

An Evaluation of Drivers’ Cell Phone Use Prevalence and Safety Related Impacts , Keith E. Wenners, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2012 2012

Probabilistic Analysis of Offshore Wind Turbine Soil-Structure Interaction , Wystan Carswell, Civil Engineering

Vehicle Miles Traveled (vmt) Fee Financing Alternatives: Lessons Learned and Future Opportunities , Ashley L. Costa, Civil Engineering

Evaluating and Modeling Traveler Response to Real-Time Information in the Pioneer Valley , Tyler De Ruiter, Civil Engineering

An Optimal Adaptive Routing Algorithm for Large-scale Stochastic Time-Dependent Networks , Jing Ding, Civil Engineering

A Quantitative Analysis of the Impacts from Selected Climate Variables Upon Traffic Safety in Massachusetts , Katrina M. Hecimovic, Civil Engineering

Automated Enforcement Using Dedicated Short Range Communication , Gilbert Kim, Civil Engineering

New Technologies in Short Span Bridges: A Study of Three Innovative Systems , Andrew Lahovich, Civil Engineering

Driver Dynamics and the Longitudinal Control Model , Gabriel G. Leiner, Civil Engineering

Interfacial Strength Between Prestressed Hollow Core Slabs and Cast-in-Place Concrete Toppings , Ryan M. Mones, Civil Engineering

User Equilibrium in a Disrupted Network with Real-Time Information and Heterogeneous Risk Attitude , Ryan J. Pothering, Civil Engineering

Spatial and Temporal Correlations of Freeway Link Speeds: An Empirical Study , Piotr J. Rachtan, Civil Engineering

Evaluation of Live-Load Distribution Factors (LLDFs) of Next Beam Bridges , Abhijeet Kumar Singh, Civil Engineering

Material Characterization and Computational Simulation of Steel Foam for Use in Structural Applications , Brooks H. Smith, Civil Engineering

Varied Applications of Work Zone Safety Analysis through the Investigation of Crash Data, Design, and Field Studies , Erica Swansen, Civil Engineering

Using Micro-Simulation Modeling to Evaluate Transit Signal Priority in Small-to-Medium Sized Urban Areas; Comparative Review of Vissim and S-Paramics Burlington, Vermont Case Study , Joseph C. Tyros, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2011 2011

Evaluating Alternative Toll-Based Financing Approaches: A Case Study of the Boston Metropolitan Area , Rosaria M. Berliner, Civil Engineering

Analysis of Measurement Errors Influence on the Quantitative and Qualitative Results of Car-Following Model Calibration , Mariya A. Maslova, Civil Engineering

Development of Anchorage System for Frp Strengthening Applications Using Integrated Frp Composite Anchors , Geoffrey N. Mcguirk, Civil Engineering

An Application of Spatially Based Crash Analyses and Road Safety Investigations to Increase Older Driver Safety , Deanna A. Peabody, Civil Engineering

Safety and Operational Assessment of Gap Acceptance Through Large-Scale Field Evaluation , Steven Maxwell Tupper, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2010 2010

Historic Bridge Evaluation Using Finite Element Techniques , Helena M. Charron, Civil Engineering

A Quantitative Analysis of the Impacts from Selected Variables Upon Safety Belt Usage in Massachusetts , Samuel W. Gregorio, Civil Engineering

Analysis of Curved Integral Abutment Bridges , Emre Kalayci, Civil Engineering

Material Characterization and Structural Response of Historic Truss Bridges , Sean L. Kelton, Civil Engineering

Earthquake Engineering Simulation with Flexible Cladding System , Jun Jie Li, Civil Engineering

Route Choice Behavior in Risky Networks with Real-Time Information , Michael D. Razo, Civil Engineering

Route Choice Behavior in a Driving Simulator With Real-time Information , Hengliang Tian, Civil Engineering

Investigation of the Behavior of Open Cell Aluminum Foam , Patrick J. Veale, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2009 2009

Computer-Assisted Emergency Evacuation Planning Using TransCAD: Case Studies in Western Massachusetts , Steven P. Andrews, Civil Engineering

Value of Traveler Information for Adaptive Routing in Stochastic Time-Dependent Networks , He Huang, Civil Engineering

Analytical Modeling of Tree Vibration Generated during Cutting Process , Payman Karvanirabori, Civil Engineering

Optimal Adaptive Departure Time Choices with Real-Time Traveler Information Considering Arrival Reliability , Xuan Lu, Civil Engineering

Seismic Energy Dissipation of Steel Buildings Using Engineered Cladding Systems , Quan Viet Nguyen, Civil Engineering

Developing an Evaluation Approach to Assess Large Scale Its Infrastructure Improvements: I-91 Project , Melissa Paciulli, Civil Engineering

Enhancing Concrete Barrier Reflectivity With A Focus On Recycled Glass Aggregate Replacement , Regina Shklyan, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2008 2008

Performance Evaluation Of Existing Steel And Concrete Girder Bridges Through Non-destructive Live-load Testing , Andrew E. Jeffrey, Civil Engineering

Evaluation of Traffic Simulation Models for Work Zones in the New England Area , Pothu Raju Khanta, Civil Engineering

The Application of Traffic Calming and Related Strategies in an Urban Environment , Stacy A. Metzger, Civil Engineering

Terrazzo Cracking: Causes and Remedies , Michael J. Mitchell III, Civil Engineering

Anchorage of Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polymers to Reinforced Concrete in Shear Applications , Carl W. Niemitz, Civil Engineering

Measurement and Computational Modeling of the Mechanical Properties of Parallel Strand Lumber , Russell S. Winans, Civil Engineering

An Evaluation of Simulation Models To Assess Travel Delay In Work Zones , Fan Wu, Civil Engineering

Theses from 2007 2007

An Analysis Of The Saftey Effects Of Crosswalks With In-pavement Warning Lights , George Gadiel, Civil Engineering

The Development of a Dynamic-Interactive-Vehicle Model for Modeling Traffic Beyond the Microscopic Level , Dwayne A. Henclewood, Civil Engineering

A Comparative Evaluation of Crash Data Quality Identification Methods , Arianna M. Mickee, Civil Engineering

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