Seminars-Department of Industrial Engineering, Tsinghua University

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Undergraduate Program Master's Program Ph.D. Program ABET ACCREDITATION

The bachelors's degree in Industrial Engineering at Tsinghua requires 170 credits totally, which include: spring & fall courses 142 credits, summer practicum 13 credits, and thesis project 15 credits. The 170 credits constitution is: General

The Master of Science degree in Industrial Engineering is offered to all students who finish the Industrial Engineering program usually in 2 years. Besides the required Master's thesis, the Industrial Engineering program requires 30 credits, con

The Philosophy of Doctor degree in Industrial Engineering is offered to all students who finish the Industrial Engineering program in at least 3 to 5 years.

PEOThe current PEO is:Employ industrial engineering theories, and analytical and management skills for incre
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Introduction Institute of Operations Research and Data Science Institute of System Operation and Digital Management Institute of Human Factors and Human-System Interaction Research Centers IE Laboratories

The Department of Industrial Engineering is devoted to solving efficiency, quality, cost and safety problems in industrial and service systems. The challenges in contemporary society are mostly complicated system problems, such as management of global production networks, establishment of efficient public healthcare systems, construction of traffic and transport systems and their operation networ

We apply state-of-the-art decision science and statistics knowledge to the development of the Chinese economy. To be specific, we use data-driven decision...

Human Factor and Ergonomics studies the correlations and interactions between human, tool, machine and environment in system, and promote the total productivity of human-machine system as well as people's health, security and the quality of life.

The research centers at the department are platforms for the collaboration and communication between the department and industries. They serve through research, technology transfer, management consulting, and continuous education & training. Below ar

The IE department has four laboratories: Human Factors Engineering Lab (HFEL), Logistics Engineering Lab (LEL), Production Engineering Lab (PEL), and Computing and Simulation Lab (CSL).
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Academic Faculty Research Staff Advisory Board Honorary Professors Guest Professors Distinguished Visiting Professors Lab Engineers Post Doctorates

The department is well structured by a team of 30 highly qualified faculty members, including 7 full professors, 17 associate professors, and 6 assistant professors. The founding chaired professor and department head is Dr. Gavriel Salvendy, who is a prof

Dr. Gavriel Salvendy Chair of the Review Board
University Distinguished Professor
University of Central Florida,and President Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine of Florida
Member of National Academy of Engineering, US

Dr Hubertus ChristPresident of VDI ( Verein Deutscher Ingenieure,Germany)Time of appointment: 2002-2008Mr. Tome LeamonVi

Professor David W. Coit, Professor Uday Kumar, Professor Ting Li

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[Speaker] Dr. Luyi Yang
[Title] A Model of Queue-Scalping
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The department has one associate chair as the department-level student advisory board director. The board has an undergraduate branch and a graduate branch. Each branch is formed by class advisors, class assistants, student union, Youth League, and Scienc The IE department has eight undergraduate classes (each grade has two classes of about 70 students). Also we have two faculty members as the advisors for the freshmen, two for the sophomores, one for the juniors, and o

The students are required to participate in extracurricular activities in order to prepare themselves with not only knowledge in IE, but also Teamwork and interpersonal skills, Leadership, and Social responsibilities. The university-level student advisor
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Undergraduate Program Master's Program Ph.D. Program

The Bachelor program requires 173 credits, consisting of 136 credits in spring/fall semesters, 4 credits in senior projects, 18 credits in summer practice and military training, and 15 credits of a final thesis. The courses are classified into five catego

International programs have been initiated since 2001 including the Tsinghua-Aachen joint master program and Tsinghua-Gatech exchange program. And a two-year, professional-orientated Master's program in Management Science and Engineering (Global Manufactu

The doctoral degree program usually lasts 3 to 5 years. Students with Master's degree usually spend 3 to 4 years. The program has 22 credits consisting of 13 credits of core courses, and 5 credits of research requirements. Students without an IE related M

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Prof. Amedeo R. Odoni, MIT Airports as Queueing Systems: Capacity, Delays and Demand Management,13:30-16:55, May 10th, 2017, Wednesday,Room B310, No.6 Teaching Building

David Yao, Professor of Columbia University/Tsinghua University. Risk Analytics (Friday, June 19, 15.00-17.00) Room 385, Weilun Building

Bin Liu,City University of Hong Kong. Reliability Analysis and Maintenance Policy for Complex Systems (March 02, 2017, Thursday 13:30-14:30) Room N412, Shunde Building

Dr. Jingqi Wang, Assistant Professor in the School of Business at HKU. Impact of Queue Configuration on Service Time: Evidence from a Supermarket (Feb 24, 2017, Friday 10:00-11:00am) Room N510, Shunde Building

William A. Brenneman, Research Fellow, Quantitative Sciences, Procter & Gamble Company. The Interplay between Statistical Practice and Academic Research (February 22, 2017, 10:30–11:30) Room N512, Shunde Building

Dr. Xu Xu, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, North Carolina State University. Whole-body Biomechanics - Modeling and Applications (December 13, 2016, 10:00am–11:30am) Room N510, Shunde Building

Dr.Ruomeng Cui,Indiana University. Learning from Inventory Availability Information: Field Evidence from Amazon (December 16, 2016, 13:30 – 14:30, Friday) Room N510, Shunde Building

Prof. Jan C. Fransoo, Professor, Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), Netherlands.Nanostore distribution: high-density logistics in megacities (December 6, 2016, 14:00 – 15:00) Room N412, Shunde Building

Prof. Choonjoo Lee. Critical Infrastructure Rebuild Prioritization Using Simulation Optimization (Prof. Choonjoo Lee, 10:30－11:30, Nov. 28, 2016,Monday) Room 510, Shunde Building

Dr. Chia-fen Chi. Icons for Automobiles (Dr. Chia-fen Chi ,10:00am～11:30am, September 19, 2016, Monday) Room 510, Shunde Building

Dr. Leonard EVANS. Traffic Safety Research – Past Achievements and Future Opportunities (10:00am－11:30am, Sept. 27, 2016, Tuesday) Room 510, Shunde Building

Prof. Maury Nussbaum. Prolonged and Repetitive Spine Flexion: Measuring and Modeling the Consequences of Occupational Exposures (June 15, 2016, 10:00-11:30, Wednesday) Room 412, Shunde Building

Willem van Panhuis, MD, PhD University of Pittsburgh Big data and population health informatics to counter epidemic threats (14:00～15:00, June 08, 2016, Wednesday) Room 510, Shunde Building

Dr. Yan-Fu Li Methods of reliability assessment and optimization of components and systems with industrial applications(May 16, 2016, 14:00-15:00 ,Monday) Room 510, Shunde Building

Professor James McGregor Smith, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, University of Massachusetts – Amherst. Performance and Optimization of Finite Closed Queueing Network Models (April 28th, 2016, 15:30-17:00) Room N412, Shunde Building

Prof. Barrett Thomas, Associate professor, Department of Management Sciences, University of Iowa, USA. Minimizing Time-Dependent Emissions and Total Cost Routing in Urban Areas (May 05, 2016, 15:30-16:30, Thursday) Room 412, Shunde Building

Dr. Yongjia Song. Recent Advances in Chance-constrained Stochastic Programs, (May 05, 2016, 14:00-15:00,Thursday) Room N510, Shunde Building

Shuai Huang, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Washington (May 31, 2016, 10:30-11:30, Tuesday) Room N510, Shunde Building

Dr. Ming Hu. Dynamic Type Matching, (14:00～15:00, May 26, 2016, Thursday) Room N510, Shunde Building

Tongdan Jin, Ph.D., Ingram School of Engineering, Texas State University (April. 01, 2016, 14:00-15:00 Friday) Room 412, Shunde Building