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    Appendix

    A.1. Wilbert Steffy and Outstanding Alumni Merit Award Winners

    The Wilbert Steffy Distinguished Lecture

    The Wilbert Steffy Lectureship was established in 2003 to honor one of the Industrial and Operations Engineering Department’s early distinguished faculty members, Wilbert Steffy, who retired on May 31, 1976, after 29 years of service on the faculty of the College of Engineering. Steffy developed instruction in the area of cost analysis, engineering economy, and industrial purchasing policies. His association with the Industrial Development Division of the Institute of Science and Technology resulted in 10 widely distributed monographs on the application of industrial engineering and cost analysis to aid small businesses. He supervised many students and small businesses in his work, providing each of them with firsthand field experience in the practice of industrial engineering.

    2004

    Seth Bonder (shown on left) with presenter Larry Seiford
    Seth Bonder (shown on left) with presenter Larry Seiford

    Seth Bonder, Improving Operations Research Support for Health Care Delivery Systems: Guidelines from Military Operations Research Experience

    Seth Bonder was a leader in applying operations research to national defense planning and policy issues and subsequently to health care delivery reengineering and disease management practices. He served as president of the Operations Research Society of America and the Military Operations Research Society and was vice president of the International Federation of Operational Research Societies. His awards included the Patriotic Service Award from the secretary of the Army, the George E. Kimball Medal, and the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences President’s Award. The Seth Bonder Foundation continues to support students and research in operations research today.

    2005

    Thomas L. Magnanti
    Thomas L. Magnanti

    Thomas L. Magnanti is an institute professor and former dean of the School of Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He currently serves as president of the Singapore University of Technology and Design. He has devoted much of his professional career to education that combines engineering and management and to teaching and research in applied and theoretical aspects of large-scale optimization.

    Alumni Society Merit Awards

    This award honors those alumni who personify the Department of Industrial and Operations Engineering and College of Engineering tradition of excellence and who have achieved significant accomplishments in their professional lives.

    1992

    Thom Hodgson
    Thom Hodgson

    Tom Hodgson joined the Ford Motor Company Transmission and Chassis Division as an operations research analyst and later joined the Ford finance staff in the Operations Research Group. He became an assistant professor at the University of Florida in 1970 and a full professor there in 1978. He was the founding director of the Integrated Systems Engineering Institute established at North Carolina State’s Industrial Engineering Department in 1984. In 1990, the National Science Foundation invited Hodgson to serve in its Division of Design and Manufacturing Systems, first as program director and then as division director.

    1993

    Richard Carl Jelinek
    Richard Carl Jelinek

    Richard Jelinek cofounded the Medicus Corporation in 1970 to apply industrial engineering principals to health care administration. The company spun off a pioneering patient care information system and two publicly held health care information systems companies. He taught industrial engineering and hospital administration at the University of Michigan from 1964 to 1970 and was director of the Systems Engineering Group, Bureau of Hospital Administration, at the University of Michigan, where he developed research programs applying systems and engineering techniques to health services.

    1994

    Myun Woo Lee (shown in center)
    Myun Woo Lee (shown in center)

    Myun Woo Lee served as a professor and chair in the Department of Industrial Engineering at Seoul National University and president of the Korean Institute of Industrial Engineers. He has collaborated with industry and government in both the United States and Korea on numerous research and development projects. He has published more than 90 articles, has supervised more than 100 research contracts, and has registered more than 200 patents.

    1995

    C. Robert Kidder (shown in center)
    C. Robert Kidder (shown in center)

    C. Robert Kidder joined Borclen, Inc., as chairman and CEO in January 1995. Prior to his appointment with Borden, he was chairman and CEO of Duracell International, Inc. During his time with the company Duracell not only solidified its number one position in the US market for alkaline batteries but also expanded the brand globally to become the world’s leading producer and distributor of alkaline batteries.

    1996

    J. Dann Engels
    J. Dann Engels

    J. Dann Engels’s companies now operate in India, China, and the Americas and provide products and services in areas including the automotive aftermarket, horticulture, various material handling industrial products, and wholesale and retail battery sales and battery recycling. Along with his wife, Que-Lan, Engels founded the Orchid Foundation to identify and support deserving students in areas of the developing world and provide scholarships at the University of Michigan’s College of Engineering. Engels was actively involved in the early stages of MShadow, which matches University of Michigan student athletes with mentors, internships, and postgraduation employment.

    1997

    Robert J. Vlasic (Alumni Society Medal)
    Robert J. Vlasic (Alumni Society Medal)

    Robert J. Vlasic earned his bachelor’s degree in industrial and mechanical engineering from the University of Michigan in 1949. He assumed leadership of Vlasic Foods Co. in 1963 when it was still a small local Michigan pickle producer. The business grew to be worth more than $100 million and was ranked the number one pickle maker in the nation. Vlasic served as a director after the company was sold to Campbell Soup Co. He retired as chairman in 1996. He established the endowed position Robert J. Vlasic Dean of Engineering at University of Michigan’s College of Engineering.

    1997

    John E. Utley Jr.
    John E. Utley Jr.

    John E. Utley Jr. spent 18 years in various capacities with the Timken Company, rising to the position of assistant general manager of sales for the automotive division. Later he served as president and chief operating officer of the Kelsey-Hayes Company. He has been active in several professional organizations, including the Society of Automotive Engineers. He has served on the Wayne State University School of Business Administration’s Board of Advisors and as a member of the University of Michigan College of Engineering’s National Advisory Committee.

    1998

    Ralph E. Reins
    Ralph E. Reins

    Ralph E. Reins served as the chief executive officer of Qualitor Inc., president and chief executive officer of AP Parts International, Inc., president and chief executive officer of Envirotest Systems Corp., president of Allied Signal Automotive, and president of United Technologies Automotive. He was chairman, chief executive officer, president, and chief operating officer of Mack Truck as well as president and chief executive officer of ITT Automotive. Reins has been lead independent director of Rofin-Sinar Technologies Inc. since November 6, 2013, and its director since September 1996.

    1999

    Robert M. Brown

    Robert M. Brown founded Treystar in 1969 when he began building mobile home parks. In 1978, he and investors began the renovation of the Main Street East complex in Kalamazoo.  In the following years, he was involved in financing and starting more than 40 banking, manufacturing, and farming companies. More recently he has focused on promoting entrepreneurism in Michigan and assisting young people in becoming entrepreneurs.

    2000

    John A. Muckstadt
    John A. Muckstadt

    John A. Muckstadt was an active-duty officer in the US Air Force for 12 years, working primarily in the logistics field. He retired from the US Air Force Reserves. Organizations he has consulted for include Accenture (Andersen Consulting), Aspen Technology, Avon, Bell Atlantic, Chicago Pneumatic Tool, Eaton Aeroquip, General Electric, General Foods, General Motors, IBM, Logistics Management Institute, RAND Corporation, SAS Airlines, the US Air Force, the US Navy, Xelus, and Xerox. He is currently the Acheson-Laibe Professor of Engineering in Cornell University’s School of Operations Research and Industrial Engineering.

    2001

    Roger Kallock
    Roger Kallock

    Roger Kallock has been an integral force in evolving the field of supply chain management. He has led transformations of the longest and most vital supply chains in the world. He served as the deputy under secretary of defense for logistics and materiel readiness for the Clinton administration. Prior to holding that position, he had more than 35 years of logistics experience in the private sector. He has also provided leadership to the supply chain field through over 30 years of involvement with the Council of Logistics Management.

    2002

    Erhan Cinlar
    Erhan Cinlar

    Erhan Cinlar is best known for his work on probability models in manufacturing and telecommunications and for his extensive research in Markov processes and martingales. In 1985, he joined the civil engineering and operations research faculty at Princeton University. He served as chair of the department from 1997 until 1999. In 1999, he became the chair of Princeton’s newly created Department of Operations Research and Financial Engineering. He was the editor-in-chief of Mathematics of Operations Research, the premier research journal in its field, from 1987 to 1992.

    2003

    W. Peter Cherry (shown 2nd from right)
    W. Peter Cherry (shown 2nd from right)

    W. Peter Cherry spent more than 30 years with Vector Research Incorporated and its successor, the Altarum Institute, before beginning work with Science Applications International. Cherry has contributed to the development and fielding of most of the major systems currently employed by the US Army, ranging from the Patriot Missile System to the Apache helicopter, as well as the command control and intelligence systems currently in use. His later research interests have included peacekeeping operations and the development of transformational organizations and material.

    2004

    Karl G. Bartscht (shown on right)
    Karl G. Bartscht (shown on right)

    In 2000, Karl G. Bartscht founded Epsilon Health Group to improve the performance of health care providers. He founded Chi Systems, Inc., in 1969. Later he formed Health Care Management, Inc., a Chi affiliate that managed nursing homes and assisted-living facilities. In 2004, he was serving as managing director of Epsilon Health Group, LLC. Bartscht is a pioneer in health care consulting and has planned, designed, and managed health care systems for more than 30 years.

    2005

    Donald C. Graham (Alumni Society Medal)

    Donald C. Graham is chairman of the Graham Group, an alliance of independently owned and operated industrial and investment management businesses. In 1960 he started Graham Engineering, which grew from a design services firm into a diversified group of custom manufacturing companies with leading international positions in specialty machinery, plastic packaging, and architectural window systems. This led to the formation of the Graham Group, which has grown to include Graham Capital Company, Graham Partners, Inverness Graham Investments, Striker Partners, and Graham Software Development.

    2005

    Lawrence D. Burns
    Lawrence D. Burns

    Lawrence D. Burns was serving as GM’s vice president of research and development and strategic planning when he completed his 40-year career with the company. In addition to his role as professor of engineering practice in industrial and operations engineering at the University of Michigan, he is director of the Roundtable on Sustainable Mobility with the Earth Institute at Columbia University. His focus at both institutions is energy policy and transportation.

    A.2. Industrial and Operations Engineering Faculty Members, Active Years, and Areas of Expertise in Alphabetical Order

    Last NameFirst NameYear JoinedYear LeftYear RetiredMajor Areas of Research
    Allen Wyeth 1955 1963
    Armstrong Thomas 1977 Active at time of publication Ergonomics, biomechanics, occupational health, rehabilitation, work design
    Aydin Goker 2003 2009 Operations management
    Babich Volodymyr 2003 2009 Interface of operations, industrial organization, and finance; stochastic models from supply chain management, game theory, finance, and financial engineering
    Baker Kenneth  1970  1974 Operations research, planning. and scheduling
    Bartholdi John 1977 1980 Scheduling, routing, material handling, combinatorics
    Baum Richard 1969 1976 Optimization and control theory, health care systems
    Bean James 1980 2004 Integer programming, genetic algorithms, scheduling, stochastic processes, infinite horizon optimization, equipment replacement, capacity expansion
    Berkeley Richard 1956 1973 Labor incentives, cost control, work measurement
    Birge John 1980 2000 Operations research, mathematical programming, stochastic programming, large-scale programming
    Black* Fred
    Bonder Seth 1965 1979 Operations research
    Boydstun Louis 1977 1983 Acquisition of psychomotor skills, human performance, work measurement
    Bozer Yavuz 1986 Active at time of publication Material handling systems; parts flow and control in distribution, logistics, and manufacturing systems; single-story and multistory facility layout; applied operations research in manufacturing and warehousing systems
    Bradley Hugh 1965  1968  Statistical methods and quality control
    Byon Eunshin 2011 Active at time of publication Predictive modeling and data analytics, fault diagnosis and condition monitoring, reliability analysis, operations and maintenance optimization of wind power systems, modeling and analysis of sustainable energy systems
    Chaffin Don 1965 2007 Ergonomics, occupational causes of musculoskeletal disorders, human simulation software
    Chao Xiuli 2007 Active at time of publication Queuing, scheduling, financial engineering, inventory control and supply chain management
    Chick Stephen 1995 2003 Stochastic simulation, Bayesian statistics, stochastic optimization, decision analysis, health care delivery, business model innovation in health care
    Cohn Amy 2002 Active at time of publication Large-scale discrete optimization problems
    Daskin Mark 2010 Active at time of publication Application of operations research techniques to problems in transportation, supply chain management, facility location modeling and health care
    Denton Brian 2012 Active at time of publication Computational optimization under uncertainty with applications to health care delivery and medical decision making related to the detection, treatment, and prevention of chronic diseases
    Disney Ralph 1969 1977 Queuing networks and random processes in queuing networks
    D’Souza Clive 2013 Active at time of publication Ergonomics and human factors addressing human performance, safety and inclusive design concerns in human-in-the-loop systems analysis and design.
    Elkerton Jay 1986 1990 Human computer interaction
    Epelman Marina 1999 Active at time of publication Operations research, mathematical programming, linear and nonlinear optimization
    Fixson Sebastian 2002 2006 Modularity in design and production, development of technical cost-modeling methods, the study of how technology developments interact with organizational design and management
    Flood* Merrill 1959  1967
    Gage James 1956 1974 Engineering economics, small plant management
    Galliher Herbert 1963 1982 1982 Operations research in medicine, health, and industrial operations
    Guikema Seth 2015 Active at time of publication Risk analysis with a focus on data-driven predictive modeling of system reliability in the face of natural hazards, urban and infrastructure sustainability and risk analysis and management, and terrorist risk analysis and the development of risk management decision frameworks
    Hancock Walton 1960 1996 1997 Manufacturing and hospital systems
    Henderson Shane 1996 2002 Discrete-event simulation, stochastic processes, queuing theory, mathematical modeling
    Herrin Gary 1973 2011 Engineering statistics, quality control, experiment design, forecasting/time series analysis
    Herzog Bertram  1965  1972 Computer graphics, computer networks, computer-aided design
    Hughes Richard 2008 Active at time of publication Occupational biomechanics, orthopedic biomechanics, orthopedic quality improvement
    Jelinek Richard  1965 1971 Health care systems
    Jiang Ruiwei 2015 Active at time of publication Methodological side: developing data-driven optimization models that incorporate stochastic programming, robust optimization, and statistical analysis Application side: power and water resource system operations with an emphasis on renewable energy integration and system robustness
    Jin Judy 2005 Active at time of publication Industrial statistics, quality control, and reliability engineering; data fusion and analytics; system modeling, monitoring, diagnosis, and decision making.
    Johnson Clyde 1957 1974 Hospital systems program
    Kantowitz Barry 1999 2012 In-vehicle information and advanced traveler information systems, driver and pilot workload
    Kelton William 1983 1986 Computer simulation and stochastic operations research
    Keppo Jussi 2001 2012 Stochastic control and financial economics
    Keyserling W. Monroe 1984 Active at time of publication Occupational safety, ergonomics, work measurement, posture analysis
    Kieras David 1984 1993 Cognitive science, cognitive psychology, artificial intelligence, reading comprehension, natural language processing, user interface design
    Kimbleton Stephen 1968 1973 Models and methods of use in the evaluation, selection, and comparison of computer systems; optimal queuing structures; stochastic processes
    Kirkwood Craig 1974 1980 Multiobjective decision analysis
    Kochhar Devinder 1980 1986 Human work with complex automated systems
    Lam Henry 2015 Active at time of publication Analysis and Monte Carlo methods for large-scale stochastic systems, model uncertainty and simulation output analysis, stochastic optimization.
    Lam Teresa 1988 1994 Applied statistics, stochastic processes, applied probability
    Langolf Gary 1974 1989 Human performance, work measurement, human factors in automotive design
    Lavieri Mariel 2010 Active at time of publication Applying operations research to health care topics, medical decision making.
    Lee Jon 2011 Active at time of publication Mathematical optimization. in particular, nonlinear discrete optimization and combinatorial optimization.
    Lewis Mark 1999 2005 Queuing systems, stochastic processes, Markov decision processes, resource allocation and pricing, applied probability
    Liker  Jeff 1982 Active at time of publication Lean manufacturing, lean leadership, operational excellence, design process management
    Liu Yili 1991 Active at time of publication Cognitive engineering and cognitive ergonomics, human-computer interaction, human factors
    Lohmann Jack 1979 1991 Capital budgeting and engineering economy
    Martin Bernard 1990 Active at time of publication Human sensory motor performance muscle fatigue, oculo-manual coordination, human vibration, human performance, human factors
    Merten Alan 1970 1981 Computers and information processing systems
    Miller James 1971 2000 Occupational, transportation, and product safety; methods engineering; rehabilitation engineering; expert systems
    Murty Katta 1968 2010 Mathematical programming, network flows, optimization and its application
    Nagarajan Viswanath 2014 Active at time of publication Design and analysis of algorithms for hard combinatorial optimization problems; approximation algorithms; application areas, include routing, location, scheduling, and data center management
    Nair  Vijay 1993 Active at time of publication Statistics in advanced manufacturing, quality improvement, reliability, process control, design of experiments
    Noonan Francis 1975 1978 Engineering and managerial economics
    Olsen Tava 1994 2001 Stochastic modeling of manufacturing systems, supply chain management, queuing theory, and applied probability
    Page Edward 1951 1968 Manufacturing processes and plant layout
    Platzman Loren 1978 1980 Stochastic processes; control systems
    Plumlee Matthew 2015 Active at time of publication Understanding the interface between computational and physical systems through designed experimentation and statistical analysis
    Pollock Stephen 1969 2005 Decision analysis, stochastic systems, mathematical modeling, operations research, sequential decision making, reliability modeling
    Romeijn H. Edwin 2008 2014 Optimization theory and applications
    Saigal Romesh 1986 Active at time of publication Operations research optimization, stochastic analysis and financial engineering
    Sarter Nadine 2004 Active at time of publication Cognitive ergonomics, design and evaluation of multimodal interfaces, types and levels of automation, adaptive interfaces, human error and error management
    Seiford Lawrence 2000 Active at time of publication Research in quality engineering focused on process improvement, productivity analysis, and performance measurement utilizing data envelopment analysis for manufacturing and service systems
    Sharma Dushyant 2002 2007 Modeling and algorithm development for discrete optimization
    Shen Siqian 2011 Active at time of publication Integer programming, stochastic programming and network optimization
    Shi Cong 2012 Active at time of publication Stochastic modeling and optimization, approximation and online algorithms
    Shi Jianjun 1995 2007 Intelligent manufacturing, dynamic system modeling and control, fusion of statistics and engineering, quality control and improvement, online fault detection, isolation, diagnosis in manufacturing systems
    Sibley Edgar 1966 1972 Database management systems, large-scale information processing systems, generalized graphic systems
    Singh Medini 1990 1993 Real-time scheduling and control, inventory management, flexible manufacturing systems, modeling for operations analysis
    Smith Robert 1980 2012 Operations research, infinite horizon optimization, stochastic processes, queuing theory dynamic programming, intelligent transportation systems
    Srinivasan Mandyam 1985 1992 Queuing networks, performance of local area networks, polling systems, distributed data processing systems, database management systems
    Steffy Wilbert 1955 1976 Computer-generated time standards, inventory control systems, production control systems, economic machine replacement, performance appraisal systems, vendor-evaluated systems, and university-industry combined projects
    Teichroew Daniel 1968 2001 Computer techniques and administrative information systems, development and application of scientific techniques to organizational problems, operation research and management science
    Thrall Robert  1955 1969 Optimization methods
    Van Hentenryck Pascal 2015 Active at time of publication Constraint programming; mixed nonlinear optimization; computational disaster management, including evacuation planning and power restoration; control and optimization of energy systems, market optimization, logistics, and transportation systems
    Van Oyen Mark 2005 Active at time of publication Use of worker cross-training, flexible machines and other mechanisms to create agile operations that enhance supply chain performance, applied probability and the control of queuing networks and other discrete-event systems, hospital care delivery improvement, medical decision making
    Vines Quentin  1951  1968 Production planning
    Warner D. Michael  1970 1978 Application of operations research to health care delivery
    White Chelsea 1990 2002 Markov decision processes, logistics and supply chain systems
    Wilson Dean  1961  1968 Computers applied to industrial problems
    Wilson Richard 1956 1983 1984 Operations research, facility planning, production planning
    Woo Anthony 1977 1977 Computer-aided manufacturing, information processing, computational geometry, computer graphics, artificial intelligence
    Wu Chien-Fu Jeff 1993 2004 Quality improvement, experimental design, data mixing, reliability, statistical process control, applications of statistics to industry and engineering
    Yano Candace 1983 1993 Production planning and inventory control, multi-echelon production and distribution systems, vehicle routing, logistics, production scheduling
    Zhang Rachel 1994 2001 Production and inventory control, supply chain management, joint production and financial decisions, optimal bidding strategies in deregulated energy markets

    *Additional information is not available.

    A.3. Awards and Honors Received by Industrial and Operations Engineering Faculty Active between 2005 and 2015

    NameAwards and Honors
    Thomas J. ArmstrongFellow, American Industrial Hygiene Association
    The American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (Fellow)
    Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (Fellow)
    Yavuz A. BozerAward for Technical Innovation in Industrial Engineering from the IIE (1999)
    Don B. ChaffinG. Lawton and Louise G. Johnson Professor of Industrial and Operations Engineering
    Richard G. Snyder Distinguished University Professor of Industrial and Operations Engineering
    Fellow, American Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering
    Lifetime Honorary Fellow, Ergonomics Society of Great Britain
    Fellow, Human Factors and Ergonomics Society
    Fellow, American Industrial Hygiene Association
    Fellow, Society of Automotive Engineers
    Fellow, American Society of Biomechanics
    Fellow, International Ergonomics Association
    American Association for Advancement of Science
    Arch T. Colwell Award, Outstanding safety research, from Society of Automotive Engineers (1972)
    Kramer Award, American Academy of Occupational Medicine, outstanding paper written in the field of occupational health (1974)
    Outstanding Engineering Alumnus Award, University of Toledo (1983)
    Atwood Outstanding Engineering Service Award, the University of Michigan (1984)
    Wartenweiler Memorial Lecture, International Society of Biomechanics (1985)
    Paul M. Fitts Outstanding Educator Award, Human Factors Society (1990)
    David Baker Outstanding Research Award, IIE (1991)
    Edward Baier Technical Achievement Award, American Industrial Hygiene Association (1994)
    Elected to Membership in National Academy of Engineering (1994)
    Giovanni Borelli Outstanding Scientist Award, American Society of Biomechanics (1999)
    Award for Outstanding Service, UAW-GM National Joint Committee for Health and Safety (2002)
    M. Ayoub Award for Outstanding Service to Ergonomics, IIE Society for Work Science (2004)
    Kettering University, Honorary Doctorate of Engineering (2004)
    President’s Award for Lifetime Achievement, Human Factors and Ergonomic Society (2007)
    National Engineering Award, American Association of Engineering Societies (2008)
    Xiuli ChaoErlang Prize, Applied Probability Society of INFORMS (1998)
    David Baker Distinguished Research Award, IIE (2005)
    Fellow Award, IIE (2014)
    Jon R. and Beverly S. Holt Award for Excellence in Teaching, College of
    Engineering, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (2014)
    Amy E. M. CohnAlpha Pi Mu IOE Professor of the Year Award (2003, 2004, 2006, 2010, 2012, 2013, and 2015)
    Mark DaskinPresidential Young Investigator Award, NSF (1984)
    Applied Geography Citation Award, American Association of Geographers, (1985) (with others)
    Burlington Northern Foundation Faculty Achievement Award (1985)
    Fulbright Research Award (1989–1990)
    Listed in Who’s Who in America (1996) and Who’s Who in American Education
    Award for Technical Innovation in Industrial Engineering Award, IIE (2001)
    Fellows Award, INFORMS, (2004)
    Fred C. Crane Distinguished Service Award, IIE (2005)
    Fellows Award, IIE, (2006)
    George E. Kimball Medal, INFORMS (2009)
    Joint Publishers Book of the Year Award, IIE (2011)
    David F. Baker Distinguished Research Award, IIE (2014)
    Lifetime Achievement Award in Location Analysis, INFORMS Section on Location Analysis (2014)
    Brian DentonDaniel H. Wagner Prize for Excellence in Operations Research Practice, INFORMS (2005)
    Outstanding Publication Award, IIE (2005)
    CAREER Award, NSF (2009)
    Secretary of INFORMS (2012–2015)
    Marina A. EpelmanAlpha Pi Mu IOE Professor of the Year Award (2001–2002)
    Richard HughesExcellence in Research Award, American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine (2008)
    John Paul Stapp Award, 53rd Stapp Car Crash Conference (2010)
    President of American Society of Biomechanics (2013–2014)
    Ruiwei JiangGeorge Nicholson Student Paper Award, INFORMS (2013)
    Student Paper Award, Stochastic Programming Society (2013)
    Barry H. KantowitzAmerican Psychological Society (Charter Fellow)
    American Psychological Association (Elected Fellow 1974, Society of Engineering Psychologists)
    W. Monroe KeyserlingMellon Fellow, Harvard School of Public Health (1981–1983)
    Liberty Mutual Insurance Company–International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics Outstanding Paper Award (1994)
    Invited Speaker, Nordic Institute for Advanced Training and Occupational Health Triennial Conference of the Physiology of Work, Stockholm, Sweden (1994)
    Keynote Speaker, International Conference on Ergonomics in Occupational Safety and Health, Taipei, Taiwan (1995)
    Invited speaker and panelist, National Academic of Science Workshop on Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders (1998)
    President, Association of University Programs in Occupational Health and Safety (1999–2003)
    Fellow, American Industrial Hygiene Association (2003)
    Visiting Scholar, Liberty Mutual Research Institute for Safety (2005)
    University of Michigan College of Engineering Outstanding Service Award (2008)
    American Industrial Hygiene Association, Best Ergonomics Paper, American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Exposition, Toronto (2009)
    Jon LeeComputing Society Prize, INFORMS (2010)
    Elected Fellow of INFORMS (2013)
    Mark E. LewisCareer Award, NSF (2002)
    Harold R. Johnson Diversity award (2003)
    Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, NSF (2003)
    Sloan Foundation’s Mentor of the Year (2003)
    Jeffrey K. LikerShingo Prize for Excellence in Manufacturing Research, Harvard Business Review, November/December 1994 (equal author with Rajan Kamath)
    Shingo Prize for Excellence in Manufacturing Research, Sloan Management Review, Spring 1995 (second author with A. Ward, D. Sobek, J. Cristiano)
    Shingo Prize for Excellence in Manufacturing Research for Liker, J. K., Ettlie, J. E., Campbell, J. C., Roncarti, R., and Tanner, C. (1996)
    Shingo Prize for Excellence in Manufacturing Research. Liker, J. K. (editor), Becoming Lean: Inside Stories of U.S. Manufacturers, 1997. Another eight Shingo Prizes for books published between 2004 and 2012.
    Best Paper Award, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, Summer 1999 (second author with Nazli Wasti)
    Litrati Club Award for IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, Summer 1999 (second author with Nazli Wasti)
    Distinguished Service Award, INFORMS Technology Management Section (2004)
    Inducted into Association for Manufacturing Excellence Hall of Fame (2012)
    Yili LiuEngineering Students Outstanding Teaching Award (1999)
    College of Engineering Society of Women Engineers Outstanding Teaching Award (2001)
    College of Engineering Faculty Education Excellence Award (2001–2002)
    University of Michigan Arthur F. Thurnau Award/Professorship (2003–present; University of Michigan career-long title)
    College of Engineering Society of Women Engineers/Society of Minority
    Jon R. and Beverly S. Holt Award for Teaching Excellence (three-time recipient)
    Alpha Pi Mu IOE Professor of the Year Award (six-time recipient)
    Katta G. MurtyMost Outstanding Faculty Member Award, Alpha Pi Mu (1977–1978)
    Koopman Prize, Military Applications Society of INFORMS, Outstanding Paper Award (1999)
    Fellow, INFORMS (2003)
    Edelman Finalist Award of INFORMS, for work carried out at Hong Kong International Terminals (2004)
    Fulbright Senior Specialist Award (2006)
    American Society for Engineering Education Meriam/Wiley Distinguished Author Award (2012)
    Vijayan N. NairCentral Bank of Malaysia Gold Medal (1972)
    Frank Wilcoxon Prize for Best Applications Paper in Technometrics (1986)
    Adolphe Quetelet Medal of the International Statistical Institute (1999)
    Jack Youden Prize for Best Expository Paper in Technometrics (2001)
    Brumbaugh Award for Best Paper in Industrial Quality Control (2002)
    Donald A. Darling Professor of Statistics (2002–present)
    Conference Honoree, Joint Research Conference on Statistics in Industry and Technology (2010)
    President, International Society for Business & Industrial Statistics (2011–2013)
    Jack Youden Prize for Best Expository Paper in Technometrics (2012)
    Henry and Byrna David Lecture, National Academies (November 2012)
    Deming Award and Lecture, Joint Statistical Meetings (August 2013)
    President, International Statistical Institute (2013–2015)
    Stephen M. PollockFellow, Space Technology Laboratory (1960)
    Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science
    Senior Faculty Fellow, NSF (1975–1976)
    College of Engineering Stephen S. Attwood Award for Outstanding Contributions to the College (1990)
    University of Michigan, Society of Fellows (1992–1995)
    Fellow, Tauber Manufacturing Institute (1999–2002)
    Herrick Professor of Manufacturing, National Academy of Engineering (2002)
    INFORMS Fellow (2002)
    Kimball Medal, INFORMS (2002)
    Lawrence M. SeifordCollege of Business Administration Foundation Award for Research Excellence, University of Texas (1984)
    Lilly Endowment Teaching Fellow, University of Massachusetts (1987–1988)
    Outstanding Advisor Service Award, College of Engineering and Joint Student Engineering Societies, University of Massachusetts (1997)
    Lilly Faculty Mentor, University of Massachusetts (1999)
    Doctor Honoris Causa, Universite de la Mediterranee Aix-Marseille (2000)
    Robert L SmithAltarum/Environmental Research Institute of Michigan Russell D. O’Neal Professor of Engineering
    Outstanding Teacher, Michigan Student Assembly (1989)
    Fellow, NSF (1970–1971)
    College of Engineering Research Excellence Award (1999–2000)
    Distinguished Faculty Achievement Award from the University of Michigan (2003)
    INFORMS Fellow (2003)
    Cong ShiGeorge E. Nicholson Prize (2009)
    Jianjun ShiCAREER Award, NSF (1996)
    1938E Award, College of Engineering, the University of Michigan (1998)
    University of Michigan Dean’s Honor in Teaching Award (1998)
    Best Paper Award Finalist, North America Manufacturing Research Conference (May 2000)
    Best Paper Award, American Society of Mechanical Engineers International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (November 2000)
    Fellow, Tauber Manufacturing Institute Fellow (2001)
    Robert M. Caddell Memorial Award, Department of Mechanical Engineering, the University of Michigan (2001)
    Excellence in Service Award, IIE Transactions (2002)
    Guest Professor, Beijing Science and Technology University (2002)
    Excellence in Service Award, IIE Transactions (2003)
    Excellence in Service Awards, IIE Transactions (2004)
    Guest Professor, Shanghai Jiaotong University (2004)
    Guest Professor, Tianjin University (2004)
    Best Paper Award, Industrial Engineering Research Conference (2006)
    Guest Professor, Beijing Chemical Engineering University (2006)
    Endowed Professorship, G. Lawton and Louise G. Johnson Professor of Engineering, the University of Michigan (2007)
    Fellow, American Society of Mechanical Engineering (2007)
    Fellow, IIE (2007)
    Forging Achievement Award, Forging Industry Educational and Research Foundation (2007)
    Monroe-Brown Foundation Research Excellence Award, College of Engineering, the University of Michigan (2007)
    National University Technology Network, Distance Education Innovation Team Award (this is a team award for the University of Michigan College of Engineering and GM Technical Education Program (2007)
    Endowed Professorship, The Carolyn J. Stewart Chair Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology (2008)
    Fellow, INFORMS (2008)
    Guest Professor, Chinese Academy of Science (2008)
    Guest Professor, National Material Science and Safety Center, People’s Republic of China (2009)
    Albert G. Holzman Distinguished Educator Award, IIE (2011)
    Thanks for Being A Great Teacher, The Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning, Georgia Institute of Technology (2011 and 2012)
    Elected Member of the International Statistical Institute (2012)
    Visiting Chair Professor, Peking University (2012)
    Academician, International Academy for Quality (2013)
    Best Applied Paper Award, IIE Transactions (2013)
    Elected Oversea Expert, Chinese Academy of Science (2014)
    Mark Van OyenFaculty Fellow, ALCOA Manufacturing Systems Faculty (1997)
    Best Paper Award for IIE Transactions focus issue in Operations Engineering (2000–2001): E. Kim and M.P. Van Oyen, Finite-capacity multi-class production scheduling with setup times. IIE Transactions 32, no. 9 (2000): 807–818
    Second Place, Best Paper Award (2011), College of Healthcare Operations Management, POMS, for “Patient Streaming as a Mechanism for Improving Responsiveness in Emergency Departments,” S. Saghafian, W.J. Hopp, M.P. Van Oyen, J. Desmond, and S. Kronick
    First Place, Best Paper Award (2011), College of Healthcare Operations Management, POMS, for “Design and Optimization Methods for Elective Hospital Admissions,” J.E. Helm and M.P. Van Oyen
    2011 Pierskalla Award for Best Paper in healthcare management science, from the Health Applications Section of the INFORMS Society in November 2010 for “Patient Streaming as a Mechanism for Improving Responsiveness in Emergency Departments,” S. Saghafian, W.J. Hopp, M.P. Van Oyen, J. Desmond, and S. Kronick
    First prize: 2012 INFORMS Manufacturing and Service Operations Management (MSOM) Best Student Paper Award to PhD student advisee Soroush Saghafian for “Complexity-Based Triage: A Tool for Improving Patient Safety and Operational Efficiency,” with Wallace Hopp, Mark Van Oyen, Jeffrey Desmond, and Steven Kronick
    First prize: 2012 Doing Good with Good OR Prize, INFORMS Society, awarded to Jonathan Helm, Greggory Schell for the paper “Dynamic Monitoring of Chronic Disease” and related research performed jointly with Mariel Lavieri, Mark Van Oyen, and two members from the Kellogg Eye Institute, Joshua Stein, M.D. and David Musch
    2nd Place Best Paper Award (2013), College of Healthcare Operations Management, POMS, for “Operational Planning Models with Service Pathways: Project Portfolio for Phase 1 Trials,” by J. Deglise-Hawkinson, B. J. Roessler, and M.P. Van Oyen (2013)

    Abbreviations: IEEE, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers; IIE, Institute of Industrial Engineers; INFORMS, Institute for Operations Research and Management Sciences; IOE, industrial and operations engineering; NSF, National Science Foundation; POMS, Production and Operations Management Society.

    A.4. Industrial Operations and Engineering PhD Graduates, Topics of Study, and Advisers, 1954–2006

    Year Last Name First Name Title Chair Cochair
    1954 Carson Robert Consistency in Rating Method and Speed of Industrial Operations by a Group of Time-Study Men with Similar Training Gordy
    1958 Harris Fritz B. Real Time Control in Discontinuous Production Allen
    1961 Boston Ralph E. A Basis for an Industrial Development Program for British Columbia Allen
    1962 Golding Edwin The Effects of Uncertainty and Monetary Incentives on Investments Hancock
    1963 Hinomoto Hirohide Planning the Expansion of Productive Capacity—A Single-Product System Allen
    1963 Metzger Robert W. The Performance of a Series System of Production Stations Separated by Limited Inventories Hancock
    1963 Patterson Richard L. Some Analytical Methods in the Study of N-Stage Stochastic Service with Applications to the Optimization Problem Clarke
    1964 Buck James Roy Situation Effects on Informal Strategies for Solving Optimum-Seeking Problems Hancock
    1964 Burkhalter Barton R. Emphasis on the 2-Dimensional Pattern-Cutter’s Problem Flood
    1964 Drake William D. The Design and Implementation of a Competitive Bidding Strategy D. Wilson
    1964 Glen Thaddeus The Prediction of Work Performance Capabilities of Mentally Handicapped Young Adults Hancock
    1964 Jelinek Richard C. Nursing: The Development of an Activity Model Johnson
    1965 Cinlar Erhan Analysis of Systems of Queues in Parallel Disney
    1965 Leon-Betancort Alberto General-Purpose Optimization Procedures Flood
    1965 Squire Dana D. Product Optimization Considering the Managerial Decision of Price, Marketing and Inventory Bradley
    1966 Evers William A New Stochastic Linear Programming Model Thrall
    1966 Gustafson David H. Comparison of Methodologies for Predicting and Explaining Hospital Length of Stay Jelinek
    1966 Muckstadt John A. Scheduling in Power System Systems Wilson
    1966 Sargent Robert G. A Discrete Linear Feedback Control Theory Inventory Model Bradley
    1966 White Charles H. Sequence Dependent Set-up Times: A Prediction Method and an Associated Technique for Sequencing Production Wilson
    1967 Chaffin Don The Development of Prediction Model for the Metabolic Energy Expended During Arm Activities Hancock
    1967 De Boor Carl-Wilhelm R. The Method of Projections as Applied to the Numerical Solution of Two Point Boundary Value Problems Using Cubic Splines Bartels
    1967 Moore J. Michael Sequencing Problems with Due Date Oriented Objective Functions Wilson
    1967 Neuhardt John B. Application of Mathematical Programming to the Selection of Experimental Factor Arrangements with Resource Constraints Bradley
    1967 Poock Gary K. Prediction of Elemental Motion Performance Using Personnel Selection Tests Hancock Jelinek
    1968 Haessler Robert An Application of Heuristic Programming to a Nonlinear Cutting Stock Problem Occurring in the Paper Industry Wilson
    1968 Haussmann R. K. Dietrich A Queueing Theory Approach to Measuring Quality of Nursing Care: Application in a Burn Unit Jelinek
    1968 Hess Carl H. Effectiveness Of Volley Sequence in Unadjusted Artillery Fire Bonder Galliher
    1968 Sadosky Thomas L. Prediction of Cycle Time for Combined Manual and Decision Tasks Hancock
    1969 Armstrong John Regional Economic Optimization and Effluent Charge Theory Webber D. Wilson
    1969 Cobian Sela Jose Miguel Optimal Operation of Pumped Storage Hydroelectric Systems Wilson
    1969 Duncan John Mathematical and Numerical Methods for Scheduling Cutting Tool Replacement and Application Galliher
    1969 Freund Louis A Model for Measuring the Difficulty of Registered Nurse Assignments
    1969 Ganter William Control Policies for the Geometric Quality Model Evans Teichroew
    1969 Hoag Laverne Prediction of Physiological Strain and Performance Under Conditions of High Psychological Stress Hancock Chaffin
    1969 Solberg James A Graph Theoretic Approach to the Study of Network Queues
    1969 Swartzman Gordon L. The Statistical Analysis of the Arrival Process of Three Major Types of Hospital Patients Disney
    1970 Hodgson Thom Sequence and Lotsize Policies in a Production-Inventory System R. Wilson
    1970 Jain Chittaranjan A Management Information System to Predict Indirect Labor Staffing Levels Using Queueing Theory Hancock
    1970 Kilpatrick Kerry Model for the Design of Manual Work Stations Hancock
    1970 Krystynak Leonard F. Cost/Effective Regional Control of Rheumatic Fever Galliher
    1970 Sidney Jeffrey One Machine Deterministic Job-Shop Scheduling with Precedence Relations and Deferral Costs Murty Thrall
    1971 Ash William Language and Data Structure for Fact Retrieval Sibley
    1971 Briggs Galen P. Inpatient Admissions Scheduling: Application to a Nursing Service Hancock Baker
    1971 Kronz Ronald L. Effects Of the Response Process in Search Models with False Detections Bonder
    1971 Sternberg Stanley R. Development of Optimal Allocation Strategies in Heterogeneous Lanchester-Type Processes Bonder
    1971 Su Shiaw Y. Optimal Operating Policies for Multiple-Purpose, Multi-Reservoir Systems Deininger Pollock
    1971 Thomas Marlin U. Some Probabilistic Aspects of Performance Times for a Combined Manual and Decision Task Hancock
    1972 Aswad Ahmed A Methodology for Research Allocation to Stochastic Research and Development Activities with a Quadratic Objective Bonder
    1972 Cherry William Peter The Superposition of Two Independent Markov Renewal Processes Disney
    1972 Di Marco Attilio E. The Intermediate-term Security Assessment of a Power Generating System Wilson
    1972 Merrill Orin H. Applications and Extensions of an Algorithm that Computes Fixed Points of Certain Upper Semi-Continuous Point to Set Mappings Murty
    1972 Moore Michael L. A Characterization of the Visibility Process and its Effect on Search Policies Bonder
    1972 Schutz Rodney Cyclic Work-Rest Exercise’s Effect on Continuous Hold Endurance Hancock
    1972 Turner Roger N. AMAS— A Method Analysis System Based on Analyst-Oriented Job Descriptions Hancock
    1973 Garg Arun The Development and Validation of a Three Dimensional Hand Force Capability Model Chaffin
    1973 Hsu James S. Systems Analysis of Centralized Reactivation of Exhausted Carbon in Wastewater Treatment Wilson Armstrong
    1973 Kelkar Shashikant Effect of Mercury on Neuromuscular Function and Psychomotor Skills in Occupationally Exposed Workers Chaffin
    1973 Langolf Gary Human Motor Performance in Precise Microscopic Work— Development of Standard Data for Microscopic Assembly Work Hancock
    1973 Park Kyung Computerized Simulation Model of Postures During Manual Materials Chaffin
    1973 Sayani Hasan A Decision Model for Restart and Recovery from Errors in Information Processing Systems Sibley
    1973 Taube-Netto Miguel Two Queues In Tandem Attended by a Single Server Galliher
    1973 Tobin Roger Minimal Complete Matching and Applications Murty
    1974 Davignon Gilles R. Single-Server Queueing System with Feedback Disney
    1974 Etcheberry Javier The Set Representation Problem Murty
    1974 Martin James Computerized Monitoring of Physician-Provided Hospital Based Medical Care Hancock
    1974 Perry Ronald F. A Simulation-Based Planning Model for a Radiology Department Baum Warner
    1974 Plonka Francis A Methodology for Tolerancing, Process Evaluation and Control of Automobile Body Subassembly Designs Hancock
    1974 Trivedi Vandankumar Optimum Allocation of Float Nurses Using Head Nurses’ Perceptions Hancock Warner
    1975 Carlson David Computerized Information System Development Teichroew
    1975 Coffey Richard J. Preadmission Testing of Hospitalized Surgical Patients and its Relationship to Length of Stay Hancock
    1975 Gainer Edward J., III Large Scale Convex Quadratic Programming Murty Baum
    1975 Yamaguchi Koichi An Approach to Data Compatibility: A Generalized Data Access Method Merten Sibley
    1976 Armstrong Thomas J. Circulatory and Local Muscle Responses to Static Manual Work Chaffin Faulkner
    1976 Garg Arun A Metabolic Rate Prediction Model for Manual Materials Handling Jobs Chaffin
    1976 Keefer Donald L. A Decision Analysis Approach to Resource Allocation Planning Problems with Multiple Objectives Kirkwood Pollock
    1976 Navathe S. B. Database Restructuring Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 Merton
    1976 Nof Nowmiast Shimon Y. Integrated Description and Performance Evaluations of Conveyorized Systems Wilson
    1977 Brownfield (Gatchell) Suzanne Power Boat Operations’ Visual Behavior Patterns Miller
    1978 Fuhs Paul A. Hospital Discharge Predictions and their Effect on Admissions Scheduling Systems Hancock
    1978 Kim Tae-Moon Two-Echelon Reorder Point Periodic Inventory Control System with Performance Constraints Galliher
    1978 Magerlein David B. Maximum Average Occupancy and the Resultant Bed Size of Inpatient Hospital Units Hancock
    1978 Magerlein James M. Surgical Scheduling and Admissions Control Hancock
    1978 Maybee John D. Efficient Branch-and-Bound Algorithms for Permutation Problems Wilson
    1979 Foley Robert The M/G/1 Queue with Delayed Feedback Disney Platzman
    1979 Green Paul Rational Ways to Increase Pictographic Symbol Discriminability Langolf Weintraub
    1979 Hamilton Richard A. The Relationship Between the Timeliness of Diagnostic Test Results and Length of Stay Patterns Hancock
    1979 Kahn Beverly K. A Structured Logical Database Design Methodology Teorey
    1979 Keyserling W. Monroe Isometric Strength Testing in Selecting Workers for Strenuous Jobs Armstrong Herrin
    1979 Lee Myun W A Stochastic Model of Muscle Fatigue in Frequent Strenuous Work Cycles Chaffin Pollock
    1979 Preston Fred L. Toward the Design of Coordinated Transit Systems: A Routing and Scheduling Model Cleveland Pollock
    1979 Purkayastha Subir Design Of DBMS-Processable Logical Database Structures Teorey
    1979 Ruth Roberta Jean A Mixed Integer Programming Model for Regional Planning of a Hospital In-Patient Service  R. Wilson Donabedian
    1979 Smith Phil Short-Term Memory Scanning Is Related to Memory Span and Mercury Exposure Langolf Krantz
    1980 Chung Sung-Jin Structural Complexity of Adjacency on 0-1 Convex Polytopes Murty
    1980 Filho Clovis Perrin Matching and Edge Covering Algorithms Murty
    1980 Kang Maing K. Procedure For Time-Varying Dynamic Maximal Network Flow Wilson
    1980 Simon Burton Equivalent Markov-Renewal Processes Disney Wendel
    1980 Wu Lung C. Manpower Allocation on Assembly Lines Wilson
    1981 Al-Idrisi M. M. Unconstructed Minimization Algorithms for Functions with Singular or Ill-Conditioned Hessian  Birge Powers
    1981 Johnson David W. The Software Development Facility Approach to Improved Software Development Teichroew Merten
    1981 Miller George Sequential Rectifying Inspection with Applicability to Motor Vehicle Emission Certification Pollock
    1981 Yakin Mustafa Z. Multiplier Method Algorithms For Inequality Constrained NLP Problems Murty
    1982 Gana Akli Studies in the Complementarity Problem Murty
    1982 Lee Kwan Biomechanical Modeling of Cart Pushing and Pulling  Chaffin
    1982 Stobbe Terrence J. The Development of a Practical Strength Testing Program for Industry Chaffin Byers
    1983 Anderson Charles Biomechanics of the Lumbosacral Joint for Lifting Activities Chaffin Herrin
    1983 Golhar Damodar Y. Sequential Analysis: Non-Stationary Processes and Truncation Pollock
    1983 Jaridi Majid Inspection Error Modeling and Economic Design of Sampling Plans Subject to Inspection Error Herrin
    1983 Marcellus Richard L. Markov Chain Disorder Problems Pollock
    1983 Thomasma Timothy The Triangulation Graph as a Data Structure for Computer-Aided Design Woo
    1984 Al-Yahya Yahya Matching and Covering Algorithms Murty
    1984 Chung Min K. Development of a Statistical Methodology for Improved Analysis of Workplace Injuries Wu Herrin
    1984 Goldberg Jeffrey The Modular Design Problems with Linear Separable Side Constraints: Heuristics and Applications Bean
    1984 Hopp Wallace Non-Homogeneous Markov Decision Processes with Applications to R&D Planning Bean Smith
    1984 Partovi Mohammad H. A Study of Degeneracy in the Simplex Algorithm for Linear Programming and Network Flow Problems Murty
    1984 Tsui Louis Y. Production Scheduling for a Fabrication Assembly System Wilson
    1984 Umar Amjad The Allocation of Data and Programs in Distributed Data Processing Environments Teorey (CICE)
    1985 Brown Donald A Justification for Cross-Entropy Minimization with Applications to Reliability and Risk Assessment Smith
    1985 Goldberg Joseph H. Characteristics of Temporal Processing Within Metal Image Rotation Langolf Meyer
    1985 Higle Julia Deterministic Equivalence in Stochastic Infinite Horizon Problems Bean Smith
    1985 Lehto Mark R. A Structured Methodology for Expert System Development with Application to Safety Ergonomics Miller
    1985 Ruesch-Evans Susan M. Ergonomics in Manual Workspace Design: Current Practices and an Alternative Computer-Assisted Approach Chaffin
    1985 Vanderveen David Parallel Replacement Under Nonstationary Deterministic Demand Lohmann
    1985 Zabinsky Zelda B. Computational Complexity of Adaptive Algorithms in Monte Carlo Optimization Smith
    1986 Baksh Shariff Effectiveness of Capital Budgeting Procedures for Dealing with Risk Lohmann
    1986 Bloswick Donald S. Ladder Climbing: A Dynamic Biomechanical Model and Ergonomic Analysis Chaffin
    1986 Boyd Amy Development of a Minimum Cost Sequential Test to Monitor Injury Incidence on an Operation Herrin
    1986 Bradley Joseph A Participative Ergonomic Control Program in a U.S. Automotive Plant: Evaluation and Implications Armstrong Liker
    1986 Kotkin Meyer H. Operating Policies for Non-Stationary Two-Echelon Inventory Systems for Reparable Items Yano
    1986 Mittenthal John Single Machine Scheduling Subject to Random Breakdowns Birge
    1986 Radwin Robert G. Neuromuscular Effects of Vibrating Hand Tools on Grip Exertions, Tactility, Discomfort and Fatigue Armstrong Chaffin
    1986 Shin Sung-Yong Visibility In the Plane and Its Related Problems Woo
    1986 Wiker Steven Effects of Relative Hand Location Upon Movement Time and Fatigue Chaffin Langolf
    1987 Abdoo Yvonne A Model for Nurse Staffing and the Impact of Inter- Rater Reliability of Patient Classification on Nurse Staffing Requirements Hancock
    1987 Alden Jeffrey Error Bounds for Rolling Horizon Procedures Smith Pollock
    1987 Chan Thomas A New Methodology for Solving the Set Partitioning Problem Yano
    1987 Dula Jose Bounds on the Expectation of Convex Functions Birge
    1987 Durance Paul Application of Logical Design to Incomplete Medical Record Processing Martin Hancock
    1987 Ganesh Kothandarama Serial Replacement Under Evolving Productivity Lohmann
    1988 Bischak Diane Weighted Batch Means for Improved Confidence Intervals for Steady-State Processes Pollock Kelton, University of Minnesota
    1988 Bolat Ahmet Generalized Mixed Model Assembly Line Sequencing Problem Yano
    1988 Chang Soo The Steepest Descent Gravitational Method for Linear Programming Murty
    1988 Clark David Model for the Analysis, Representation, and Synthesis of Hazard Warning Communication Miller
    1988 Kim Yeong-Dae An Iterative Approach for System Setup Problems of Flexible Manufacturing Systems Yano
    1988 Lee Hyun Spatial Decomposition Method and Its Manipulation Woo
    1988 Lee Woo-Jong Tolerancing: Computation on Geometric Uncertainties Woo
    1988 Lee Hyo-Seong Control Policies for Queueing and Production/Inventory Systems Srinivasan
    1988 Maddox Marilyn J. Scheduling a Stochastic Job Shop to Minimize Tardiness Objectives Birge
    1988 Murray Joseph Stochastic Initialization in Steady-State Simulations Srinivasan Kelton
    1988 Noon Charles The Generalized Traveling Salesman Problem Bean
    1988 Richter Kaplan Lori-Ann Resource-constrained Project Scheduling with Preemption of Jobs Yano
    1988 Ryan Sarah M. Degeneracy in Discrete Infinite Horizon Optimization Bean Smith
    1988 Yu Chi-Yuang An Experimental Approach to Work Seat Design: Development of a Chair for Industrial Sewing Keyserling
    1989 Houshmand Ali Discriminant Function Analysis for Autocorrelated Data: Applications in Cutting Tool Monitoring Herrin
    1989 Lee Heungsoon A Methodology for Capacity Planning in Flexible Assembly Systems Srinivasan Yano
    1989 Lifshitz Yair Development and Evaluation of Challenge and Recovery Models of Upper Extremity Cumulative Trauma Disorders Based on Job Attributes Analysis Armstrong Keyserling
    1989 Woldstad Jeffrey C. Electromyographic Analysis of Rapid, Accurate Elbow Movements Chaffin Meyer
    1990 Al-Sultan Khaled Nearest Point Problems: Theory and Algorithms Murty
    1990 Ben Kheder Nejib Economic Lot-Sizing in Just-In-Time Procurement Systems Yano
    1990 Benson Peter A Calculus for Infinite Horizon Optimization Bean Smith
    1990 Cho Myeon-Sig Design and Performance Analysis of Trip-Based Material Handling Systems in Manufacturing Bozer
    1990 Gan Jacob Spherical Algorithms for Setup Orientations of Workpieces with Sculptured Surfaces Woo
    1990 Hahm Juho The Economic Lot Production and Delivery Scheduling Problem Yano
    1990 Hsiao Hongwei Posture Preferences and Postural Behavior During Static, Seated, Visual and Manual Tasks Keyserling
    1990 Kim David Aggregation in Large Scale Markov Chains Smith
    1990 Park Yunsun Average Optimality in Infinite Horizon Optimization Bean Smith
    1990 Radson Darrell Experimental Design in the Presence of an Uncontrollable Variable: Model Characteristics and Design Augmentation in a Front End Alignment Experiment Herrin
    1990 Rim Suk-Chul Circular Layout Problems in Manufacturing Systems Bozer
    1990 Yang Kai New Iterative Methods for Linear Inequalities Murty
    1991 Arantes Jose Resolution of Degeneracy in Generalized Networks and Penalty Methods for Linear Programs Birge Murty
    1991 Bourland Karla Production Planning and Control for the Stochastic Economic Lot Scheduling Problem Yano
    1991 Brown Matthew A Mean-Variance Serial Replacement Decision Model Lohmann
    1991 Byun Seong A Computer Simulation Using a Multivariate Biomechanical Posture Prediction Model for Manual Materials Handling Tasks Herrin
    1991 Chang Sung Ho Statistical Evaluation and Analysis of Form and Profile Errors Based on Discrete Measurement Data Herrin
    1991 Hughes Richard Empirical Evaluation of Optimization-Based Lumbar Muscle Force Prediction Models Chaffin
    1991 Karabakal Nejat The Capital Rationing Replacement Problem Lohmann
    1991 Palmiter Susan Animated Demonstrations for Learning Procedural Tasks Kieras Elkerton
    1991 Park Joon Young Mesh Generation with Quasi-Equilateral Triangulation Woo
    1991 Saldana Norka Design and Evaluation of a Computer System Operated by the Workforce for the Collection of Perceived Musculoskeletal Discomfort: A Tool for Surveillance Herrin
    1991 Ting Jame-John An Object-Oriented Approach to the Development of Integrated Manufacturing Systems Teichroew
    1991 Ulin Sheryl Development of Guidelines for the Use of Powered Hand Tools Using Physical Data Armstrong
    1992 Baron Jay Dimensional Analysis and Process Control of the Body-in-White Hancock
    1992 Beck Douglas Human Factors of Posture Entry into Ergonomics Analysis Systems Chaffin
    1992 Chen Lin-lin Visibility Algorithms for Mold and Die Design Woo
    1992 Choi Thomas Salvation for U.S. Manufacturing? The Role of Value Orientations and Communication Networks in Spreading the Continuous Improvement (CI) Gospel Liker
    1992 Chou Shuo-Yan Circular and Parabolic Visibility and their Applications Woo
    1992 Frantz James P Effect of Location, Procedural Explicitness, and Presentation Format on User Processing of and Compliance with Product Warnings and Instructions Miller
    1992 Gerth Richard Demonstration of a Process Control Methodology Using Multiple Regression and Tolerance Analysis Hancock
    1992 Kerk Carter Development and Evaluation of a Static Hand Force Exertion Capability Model Using Strength, Stability and Coefficient of Friction Chaffin
    1992 Liang Ren Optimal Sampling Strategies for Surface Roughness Measurement Woo
    1992 Malen Donald Engineering for the Customer: Decision Methodology for Preliminary Design Hancock
    1992 Meller Russell The Single and Multiple Floor Facility Layout Problem: Applying Simulated Annealing and Mathematical Programming Based Heuristics Bozer
    1992 Noh Seung Jong Performance Evaluation of the Distributed Queue Dual Bus Metropolitan Area Network Srinivasan
    1992 Sindi Ahmed Acceptance of Information Technology: User Acceptance of Expert Systems Liker
    1993 Adams Paul The Effects of Protective Clothing on Worker Performance: A Study of Size and Fabric Weight Effects on Range-of-Motion Keyserling
    1993 Ali Imtiaz Laboratory Information Processing Systems Teichroew
    1993 Erlebacher Steve Optimally Allocating Processing Time Variability on a Synchronous Assembly Line Singh
    1993 Gong Richard Validating and Refining the GOMS Model Methodology for Software User Interface Design and Evaluation Kieras
    1993 Kaufman David Direction Choice in Random Walk Algorithms with Application to Global Optimization Smith
    1993 Krawczyk Sheila Psychophysical Determination of Work Design Guidelines for Repetitive Upper Extremity Transfer Tasks over an Eight Hour Workday Armstrong Martin
    1993 Lee Byoung-Ki Variation Stack-Up Analysis Using Monte Carlo Simulation for Manufacturing Process Control and Specification Hancock
    1993 Park Hee-Seok Neurophysiological Analysis of Hand Vibration Effects on Sensorimotor Control Martin
    1993 Resnick Marc An Evaluation of Biomechanics, Kinematics, Psychophysics and Motor Control in the Implementation of Material Handling Devices (MHDs) in Manufacturing Martin Chaffin
    1993 Rosa Charles Modeling Investment Uncertainty in the Costs of Global CO2 Emission Policy Birge
    1993 Thompson Deborah The Perception of Physical Stress as a Measure of Biomechanical Tolerance Chaffin
    1993 Yeh Rueyhuei Optimal Maintenance Policies for Deteriorating Systems Lam
    1993 Yoon Jae Continuous Improvement of Process Control Using Regression Analysis of Observational Data Hancock
    1994 Abillama Walid Optimal Production Policies in Production System with Uncertainties Singh Stecke, White
    1994 Black-Nembhard Harriet A Transient Period Control Methodology for Continuous Mix Manufacturing Birge
    1994 Hadj-Alouane Atidel A Genetic Algorithm for Nonlinear Integer Programs Bean
    1994 Hwang Juhwen Production Policy for Systems with Uncertain Capacity and Demand Singh
    1994 Kawlra Raj Development and Application of a Methodology for Minimizing Manufacturing Costs Based on Optimal Tolerance Allocation Hancock Patterson
    1994 Ledersnaider David A Sequential Methodology for Response Service Estimation Pollock
    1994 Liaw Ching-Fang Heuristic Search and Its Transit Applications White
    1994 Nembhard David Heuristic Path Selection in Graphs with Non-Order Preserving Reward Structure White
    1994 Nussbaum Maury Artificial Neural Networks for the Prediction, Classification and Simulation of Lumbar Muscle Recruitment Chaffin
    1994 Rhoades Timothy The Use of Affordance and Categorization Approaches to Evaluate Selected Occupational Movement Behaviors at Auto Hauling Terminals Miller Baggett
    1994 Takriti Samer Stochastic Programs with Dynamically Varying Right-Hand Sides Birge
    1994 Wunderlich Karl Link-Time Prediction for Real-Time Anticipatory Route Guidance in Vehicular Traffic Networks Smith
    1994 Yi Tongnyoul Bipartite Matchings with Specified Values for a 0-1 Linear Function Murty
    1995 Benhajla Saida A Neural Network Decision Model for Managing Product Mix Birge
    1995 Chou Yu-Li Accelerating the Solution of Dynamic Programs through State Aggregation Smith
    1995 Cross William Approximating Solutions in Infinite Horizon Optimization Smith
    1995 Hammett Patrick C. Validating Stamping and Metal Assembly Processes During Automotive Body Development Hancock
    1995 Isken Mark Personnel Scheduling Models for Hospital Ancillary Units Hancock
    1995 Keblis Matthew Control of Assembly Systems Duenyas
    1995 Kim Samuel Framework for Development of Maintenance Policies and Setup Switchovers for CNC Machines Hancock
    1995 Kim Jonghwa Transfer Batch Sizing in Trip-based Material Handling Systems Bozer
    1995 Majeske Karl D. Interpreting Automobile Warranty Data for Engineering Design and Process Movement Herrin
    1995 Norman Bryan The Random Keys Genetic Algorithm for Complex Schedule Problems Bean
    1995 Park Jung A Cost-Driven Partitioning Algorithm for Tandem Trip-based Material Handling Systems Bozer
    1995 Wang Wei-Ching Detection of Process Change with Non-geometric Failure Time Distribution Pollock
    1995 Wang Chi-Yueh The Use of Statistical Quality Improvement Methods in Automotive Body Manufacturing: Three Research Topics Hancock
    1995 Wasti Nazli Supplier Involvement in Automotive Component Design: A Study of the U.S. and Japan Liker
    1996 Alfakih Abdo Y. Facets of an Assignment Problem with a 0-1 Side Constraint Murty
    1996 Chen Wei-Wang Managing Variation in Chemical Batch Processes Herrin
    1996 Donohue Chris Stochastic Network Programming and the Dynamic Vehicle Allocation Problem Birge Bean
    1996 Murray John Hortatory Operations the Colloquium: Modeling a Human-Machine System Using Knowledge Engineering Techniques Liu
    1996 Sang Shih-Ching Albert Statistical Modeling of Circular Features and Measurements Obtained Using Coordinate Measuring Machines Pollock Ni
    1996 Yen Chih-Kuan New Strategies for Device Dispatching in Trip-Based Material Handling Systems Bozer
    1997 Allen Theodore Optimal Design of Experiments for Parameter Design and/or Finite Element Analysis Herrin
    1997 Garcia Alfredo Approximating Equilibria for Infinite Horizon Dynamic Games Smith
    1997 Gerard Michael J. Effects of Keyswitch Stiffness, Typing Pace, and Auditory Feedback on Typing Force, Muscle Activity and Subjective Discomfort Armstrong Martin
    1997 Hsieh Chung-Chi An Invariance in the Partial Visibility Due to Mobile Source in Planar Scenes Woo
    1997 Latko Wendy Development and Evaluation of an Observational Method for Quantifying Exposure to Hand Activity and Other Physical Stressors in Manual Work Armstrong
    1997 Morse Christopher Stochastic Equipment Replacement with Budget Restraints Bean
    1997 Neale John J. Control of a Batch Processing Machine Duenyas Haessler
    1997 Reaume Daniel J. Efficient Random Algorithms for Constrained Global and Convex Optimization Smith Romejin
    1997 Sobek II Durward Core Beliefs That Shape Product Development Systems: Explaining Toyota and Chrysler Differences Liker Ward
    1997 Tsung Fu-Gee Run-to-Run Proportional Integral-Derivative Control and Monitoring Schemes Wu Shi
    1997 Zhang Xudong The Development of a Three-Dimensional Dynamic Posture Prediction Model for Seated Operator Motion Simulation Chaffin Faraway
    1998 Cristiano John An Investigation into Best Practice Usage of Quality Function Deployment (QFD) with Proposed Extensions: A US/Japan Comparative Study Liker White
    1998 Drogosz John Pricing and Capacity Decisions Under Demand Uncertainty Birge Duenyas
    1998 Fang Ying-Che Curve Matching by Energy Minimization in Unit Quaternions Woo Birge
    1998 Hui Tze-On S. Application of Multivariate Statistical Methodologies to Body-in-White Assembly Process Herrin Scott
    1998 Lin Chih-Jen Studies in Large-Scale Optimization Saigal
    1998 Rasch Steven World-Class Manufacturing Practices — Do They Work in American Companies? Liker
    1998 Reed Matthew Statistical and Biomechanical Prediction of Automobile Driving Posture Chaffin Schneider
    1998 Simmons Julie E. Maintenance and Replacement Policies for Multi-State Deteriorating Process with Probabilistic Monitoring Pollock
    1998 Wachs (Okin) Allise R. Stochastic Infinite Horizon Optimization with Average Cost Criterion Smith
    1999 Bander James L. Sequential Decision Problems Arising in Commercial Vehicle Operations White
    1999 Carr Scott M. Essays on the Allocation of Scarce Capacity among Multiple Market Segments Duenyas Lovejoy
    1999 Hashem Ayman A. The Effects of Work Climate on Process Innovation in Saudi Arabian Industry Liker Birge
    1999 Jin Jionghua Feature Based Diagnostic System Development Using In-Process Sensing for Stamping Process Control Shi
    1999 Khan Ashraf M. Optimal Sensor Location for Multi-Fixture Assembly System Fault Diagnosis: A Methodology Woo Ceglarek
    1999 Lin Zong-Zhi A Hybrid Genetic/Optimization Algorithm for Piecewise Affine and Convex Markov Decision Processes Bean White
    1999 Monroe Kimberly A. Evaluation of Factors Influencing the Maintenance of Static Non-Seated Work Postures: Assessment of Age, Gender, Strength, Flexibility, Balance, and Subjective Assessment Keyserling
    1999 Pryor Wellman Katherine H. The Trade-off Between Inventory and Transportation Costs in Point-to-Point Truckload Scenarios White Duenyas
    1999 Steinfeld Aaron M. The Benefit to the Deaf of Real-Time Captions in a Mainstream Classroom Environment Liu
    1999 Supatgiat Chonawee Equilibrium Values in Competitive Electricity Markets Birge Zhang
    1999 Wang Chi-Tai Static and Dynamic Facility Layout Problems Bozer
    1999 Wang Ming-En Forward Ray Tracing and Remote Object Locations in Two Dimensions Woo
    1999 Wu Yen-chun Just-in-Time Manufacturing and External Logistics: Evidence from American Parts Suppliers Liker
    2000 Davydov Dmitry Application of Markov Diffusion Processes in Economics and Finance Linetsky
    2000 Glenn David W. Modeling Supplier Coordination in Manufacturing Process Validation Pollock
    2000 Grasman Scott Production Strategies for Random Yield Processes Birge Olsen
    2000 Inoue Koichiro Decision – Theoretic Comparison of Alternative Systems Configurations Using Stochastic Simulation Chick
    2000 Kiatsupaibul Seksan Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods for Global Optimization Smith
    2000 Lan Wei-Min Dynamic Scheduling of Multi-Product Serial Systems with Setups: Bounds and Heuristics Olsen
    2000 Lynch-Caris Terri M. Ergonomic Justification through Improved Quantitative Output Measures Herrin
    2000 Oh Meejung C. Reengineering Laboratory Information Systems Teichroew
    2000 Patana-Anake Prayoon Two problems in the Optimal Control of Stochastic Manufacturing Systems Duenyas
    2000 Rong Qiang Methodology for Modeling and Diagnosis of Compliant Structure Assemblies Shi Ceglarek
    2000 Sun Baocheng Statistical Process Monitoring for Non-IID Processes Shi
    2000 Wang Chi-Kuo Visibility in Reflective Environments Woo
    2001 Ahn Hyun-Soo Three Essays on Pricing and Dynamic Control Duenyas Zhang
    2001 Benson David E. Load Plan Selection for Package Express Fleets White
    2001 Choi Beong Theory and Algorithms in Semidefinite Programming Saigal
    2001 Chu Teresa A Class of Strictly Semimonotone Matrices in Linear Complementary Theory Murty
    2001 Garcia-Guzman Luis M. Dimensional Management in Metal Assembly Process Validation: A Multivariate Approach Herrin Hammet
    2001 Hsieh Ying-Jiun Three Essays on the Performance Analysis of Closed-Loop Conveyors with Discrete Spaces and Fixed Windows Bozer
    2001 Lee Chi-Guhn Vehicle Routing and Inventory Control for In-Bound Logistics Bozer White
    2001 Luehmann April Factors Affecting Secondary Science Teachers’ Appraisal and Adoption of Technology-rich Project-based Learning Environments Krajcik Liu
    2001 Maillart Lisa M. Optimal Observation and Preventive Maintenance Schedules for Partially Observed Multi-state Deterioration Systems with Obvious Failures Pollock
    2001 Ng Szu Hui Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analysis of Complex Simulation Models Chick
    2001 Torpong Cheevapra-watdomrong Monotonicity in Infinite Horizon Optimization Smith
    2001 Tsai Chi-Yang Essays on Optimal Control of Manufacturing Systems with Multiple Product and Demand Classes Duenyas
    2001 Yen Joyce W. A Stochastic Programming Formulation of the Stochastic Crew Scheduling Problem Birge
    2002 Bailey Matthew D. Approximate Solution Techniques for Acyclic Deterministic Dynamic Programming Alden Smith
    2002 Feyen Robert G. Modeling Human Performance using the Queuing Network-Model Human Processor (QN-MHP) Liu
    2002 Frank Katia Two Essays on Optimal Procurement Policies in Supply Chains with Constraints Zhang
    2002 Fry Michael J. Collaborative and Cooperative Agreements in the Supply Chain Kapuscinski Olsen
    2002 Holloway Hillary A. Question Selection for Multi-Attribute Decision Aiding White
    2002 Huggins Eric Logan Supply Chain Management with Overtime and Premium Freight Olsen
    2002 Lambert Theodore Deterministic and Stochastic Systems Optimization Epelman Smith
    2002 Marshall Matthew Development of Models and Procedures for Evaluating Hand Exertion During Manual Work Armstrong
    2002 Morgan James M. High Performance Product Development: A Systems Approach to a Lean Product Development Process Liker
    2002 Narongwanich Wichai Reconfigurable Capacity for Uncertain Markets Birge Duenyas
    2002 Soorapanth Sada Microbial Risk Models Designed to Inform Water Treatment Policy Decisions Chick
    2002 Thomas Barrett W. Anticipatory Route Selection Problems White
    2002 Yoon Seunghwan Optimal Pricing and Admission Control in a Nonstationary Queueing System Lewis
    2003 Chen Yong Integrated Design and Analysis of Product Quality and Tooling Reliability Shi
    2003 Huang Qiang Stream-of-Variation Modeling and Analysis of Multi-Operational Machining Processes Shi
    2003 Hung Kuo-Ting Quality and Financial Implications of Just-in-Time Logistics in Supply Chain Management Liker
    2003 Kim Seongmoon Optimal Vehicle Routing and Scheduling with Real-Time Traffic Information White Lewis
    2003 Ohlmann Jeffrey Theory and Applications of Compressed Annealing Bean Henderson
    2003 Park Woojin Memory-Based Human Motion Simulation Chaffin
    2003 Ro Young Product Architecture & Firm Relations: The Changing Face of Product Development in US Auto Liker Fixson
    2004 Atlason Julius A Simulation-Based Cutting Plane Method for Optimization of Service Systems Epelman Henderson
    2004 Baumert Stephen Stochastic Search Methods for Large-Scale Optimization Smith
    2004 Grande Darby Asset Replacement Considering Environmental and Economic Objectives Bean
    2004 Hui Chuck Multivariate Robust Parameter Design Herrin
    2004 Karlin Jennifer Defining the Lean Logistics Learning Enterprises: Examples from Toyota’s North American Supply Chain Liker
    2004 Kim Jihyun In-Process Sensor Fusion and Data Analysis for Forging Process Control and Quality Improvements Shi
    2004 Kula Ufuk Performance Evaluation and Control of Flexible Work Crews and Machines in Manufacturing Duenyas
    2004 Tsimhoni Omer Visual Sampling of In-Vehicle Displays While Driving: Empirical Findings and a Computational Cognitive Model Liu Green
    2004 Yu Feng-Tien Door Allocation Problem at Intermediate Consolidation Terminal of Less-than-Truckload Motor Carriers Murty Sharma
    2005 Ebersole Marissa An Investigation of Exposure Assessment Methods for Selected Physical Demands in Hand-Intensive Work Armstrong
    2005 Kaufman David Dynamic Control of Production Systems with Varying Service Capacity Lewis Aydin
    2005 Sukhapesna Sanphet Generalized Annealing Algorithms for Discrete Optimization Problems Sharma
    2005 Zhu Wanshan Robust Supply Chain Design Mechanisms: Applications to Risk Managements, Coordination, and Multiple-Modular Design Keppo Kapuscinski
    2005 Kim Kyung Han Modeling of Head and Hand Coordination in Unconstrained Three-Dimensional Movements Martin
    2005 Meng Xu Large Agent and Incomplete Markets Keppo
    2005 Pak Dohyun Real Option and Game Theoretic Approach to Telecommunication Network Optimization Keppo
    2005 Reeves Kingsley A Multi-Methodological Study of the Firm Boundary Decision in Automotive Distribution and Logistics: Theory, Practice, and Performance Liker
    2006 Ghate Archis Markov Chains, Game Theory, and Infinite Programming: Three Paradigms for Optimization of Complex Systems
    2006 Chaipradubkiat Pornpen Integration of Part Quality and tooling Information for Effective Process Control and Maintenance Planning
    2006 Wu Cheng-Hung Flexible Resource Allocation in Complex Processing Networks with Reliability Considerations
    2006 Cheng Shi-Fen Game-Theoretic Approaches for Complex Systems Optimization
    2006 Kile Justin Design of Walk-and-Pick Order Fulfillment Systems
    2006 Pomales-Garcia Cristina Aesthetic and Performance Aspects of Web-Based Distance Learning Technology
    2006 Rider Kevin Effects of Ride Motion Perturbation on the Speed and Accuracy of In-Vehicle Reaching Tasks
    2006 Schmidt Kristi Theoretical and Experimental Investigations in Engineering Aesthetics
    2006 Ye Qing Essays on Capacity Management Under Uncertainty and Information Asymmetry
    2006 Park Jin-Kyu Product Architecture as a Strategic Weapon: How Product Architecture Design Changes Affected An Industry’s Competitive Structure

    A.5. Major Books Published by Industrial and Operations Engineering Faculty, 1970–2005

    A. Bruce Clarke and Ralph L. Disney. Solutions Manual: Probability and Random Processes for Engineers and Scientists. New York: J. Wiley, 1970.

    This is the first comprehensive textbook for undergraduate courses in introductory probability. It offers a case-study approach with examples from engineering and the social and life sciences. The updated 1985 second edition includes advanced material on stochastic processes. It is used in many junior- and senior-level courses in industrial engineering, mathematics, business, biology, and social science departments.


     
    John R. Griffith, Walton M. Hancock, and Fred C. Munson, eds. Cost Control in Hospitals. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Health Administration Press, 1976.

    This pioneering book presents a series of topics and methods needed to reduce hospital costs while improving the quality of patient care.


     
    Katta G. Murty. Linear and Combinatorial Programming. New York: John Wiley, 1976.

    This is one of the first graduate-level textbooks on this subject and is used by many universities worldwide. A revised edition was published by RE Krieger in 1985.


     
    Leo Greenberg and Don Chaffin. Workers and Their Tools. Midland, MI: Pendell Press, 1979.

    This was the first reference book to focus on the use of ergonomic principles in the design of hand tools of all kinds.


     
    Katta G. Murty. Linear Programming. New York: John Wiley, 1983.

    This graduate-level textbook has been adopted by many universities.


     
    Walton Hancock and Paul Walter. The ASCS: Inpatient Admissions Scheduling and Control System. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Health Administration Press, 1983.

    This is a technical manual that presents the details of an inpatient admissions model and software. When applied in several Michigan hospitals, the system resulted in significantly improved occupancy rates without many emergency problems.


     
    D. B. Chaffin and G. B. J. Andersson. Occupational Biomechanics. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1984.

    This textbook has been used in over 200 universities since it was first published 30 years ago. As such, it has provided the scientific basis for how biomechanical principles, methods, and data can be used to prevent musculoskeletal disorders within ergonomics programs throughout the world. Three subsequent editions included B. J. Martin as a third author.


     
    Katta G. Murty. Linear Complementarity, Linear and Nonlinear Programming. Berlin, Germany: Heldermann Verlag, 1988.

    This graduate-level textbook has been used by many universities and can now be downloaded from the author’s web page at http://www-personal.umich.edu/~murty/.


     
    P. Van Hentenryck. Constraint Satisfaction in Logic Programming. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1989.*

    This book introduces what is now known as constraint programming. It describes the architecture adopted by all modern constraint programming systems as well as numerous applications of constraint programming in scheduling and resource allocation.


     
    Malcolm Pope, Gunnar B. J. Andersson, John W. Frymoyer, and Don B. Chaffin. Occupational Low Back Pain: Assessment, Treatment and Prevention. St. Louis, MO: Mosby Year Book, 1991.

    This is the first such book to combine expertise in orthopedics and occupational biomechanics to provide guidance to physicians, physical and occupational therapists, and professional ergonomists to improve the assessment, treatment, and prevention of low back pain in industry.


     
    Stephen Pollock, Michael Rothkopf, and Arnold Barnett, eds. Operations Research in the Public Sector. Volume VI of Handbooks in Operations Research and the Management Sciences. Amsterdam: Elsevier, 1994.

    This book presents a comprehensive treatment of a variety of public sector applications of operations research methods; it is directed at bridging the gap between theory and practice. Subjects include the military, urban services, crime and justice, health and administration, air and water quality, natural resources management, legislative apportionment, hazardous facility location, voting and paired comparisons, competitive bidding, and theories of measurement.


     
    Romesh Saigal. Linear Programming—A Modern Integrated Analysis. New York: Springer, 1995.

    This is the first research monograph that integrates the well-known boundary methods, like the simplex method, and the newer interior point methods. The book also has a chapter devoted to implementations of both methods.


     
    Katta G. Murty. Network Programming. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1995.

    This is a graduate-level textbook on network flows, a subject that was not available at the time in other books. It was adopted by many universities over many years, and continues to be available from Prentice-Hall. It can also be downloaded from the author’s web page at http://www-personal.umich.edu/~murty/.


     
    Wallace Hopp and Mark Spearman. Factory Physics: Foundations of Manufacturing Management. Chicago: Waveland Press, 1995.

    This book (through subsequent editions) has been used as a text in more than 200 universities and has sold even more copies to industry. The book revolutionized the teaching of operations management by being the first to take a queuing perspective of manufacturing systems.  By giving a rigorous description of how these systems behave, this approach provides a systematic framework for improvement.  As such, factory physics serves as the underlying science for management practices, including lean and Six Sigma.


     
    Mark S. Daskin. Network and Discrete Location:  Models, Algorithms, and Applications. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1995.*

    This textbook discusses key problems and solution methodologies in discrete facility location modeling.  It has been cited over 700 times according to Scopus.  The text is accompanied by software for solving a number of different classes of location problems. This software has been used by practitioners around the world.


     
    P. Van Hentenryck, L. Michel, and Y. Deville. Numerica: A Modeling Language for Global Optimization. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1997.*

    This book presents a modeling language and new algorithms for global optimization with applications in chemistry, robotics, and other fields.


     
    Christopher D. Wickens, John D. Lee, Yili Liu, and Sallie E. Gordon Becker. An Introduction to Human Factors Engineering. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall, 1998.

    This best-selling ergonomics textbook has been used by many practitioners, educators, and researchers as well as in many universities. The book describes human population strengths and limitations—both physical and mental—and how these should be used to guide the design and evaluation of human-machine-environment systems. A second edition was published in 2004.


     
    Michael Pinedo and Xiuli Chao. Operations Scheduling with Applications to Manufacturing and Services. New York: Irwin/McGraw Hill, 1998.*

    This text covers scheduling for operations, both manufacturing and services. Topics discussed include reservations systems, systems design, flexible system scheduling, workforce scheduling, and future scheduling issues, such as web-based systems. The scheduling system developed in this book has been adopted by hundreds of universities around the world.


     
    P. Van Hentenryck. The OPL Optimization Programming Language. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1999.*

    This book introduces the first modeling language for constraint programming and hybrid optimization. The associated system is a commercial product now sold by IBM.


     
    Xiuli Chao, Masakiyo Miyazawa, and Michael Pinedo. Queueing Networks: Customers, Signals, and Product Form Solutions. Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons, 1999.*

    The objective of this book is to present, in a unified framework, the latest developments in queuing networks with signals. It presents a comprehensive treatment to the field and contains many unique features that never appeared in other books, such as the necessary and sufficient condition for a network process to possess a product-form solution and the general framework for studying discrete time queuing network models.


     
    Henry Wolkowitz, Romesh Saigal, and Lieven Vandenberghe, eds. Handbook of Semidefinite Programming—Theory, Algorithms and Applications. New York: Kluwer, 2000.

    This handbook offers an advanced and broad overview of the current state of the field. It contains 19 chapters written by the leading experts on the subject. The chapters are organized in three parts: theory, algorithms, and applications and extensions. Semidefinite programming is one of the most exciting and active research areas in optimization. This is the first such book to bring the three areas of work together.


     
    Katta G. Murty. Computational and Algorithmic Linear Algebra and n-Dimensional Geometry. Hackensack, NJ: World-Scientific Press, 2000.

    This introductory, self-teaching book has been available on the author’s web page for many years and was recently published in print and e-book formats.


     
    James A. Tompkins, John A. White, Yavuz A. Bozer, and J. M. A. Tanchoco. Facilities Planning. 3rd ed. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 2002.

    This highly regarded, best-selling textbook is used in many industrial engineering/operations research departments for their facilities planning courses, while serving as a principal reference for many practitioners and researchers worldwide. (A 4th edition was published in 2010.) It has been cited over 1,800 times according to Google scholar and has been translated into Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish.  The book presents a wide range of analytic models for facility design, layout planning, and location models.


     
    Katta G. Murtry. Optimization Models for Decision Making, Volume 1. 2003.

    This junior-level book that can be downloaded from the author’s web page at: http://www-personal.umich.edu/~murty/


     
    Jon Lee. A First Course in Combinatorial Optimization. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2004.*

    Lee focuses on key mathematical ideas leading to useful models and algorithms in this widely used introductory graduate-level text for students of operations research, mathematics, and computer science. The viewpoint is polyhedral, and Lee also uses submodularity and matroids as unifying ideas.


     
    Jeffrey K. Liker. The Toyota Way. New York: McGraw Hill, 2004.

    This best-selling business book has sold more than 800,000 copies in 26 languages, and organizations often call it their “company bible.”  It won a Shingo Prize for Research Excellence and the 2005 Institute of Industrial Engineers Book of the Year Award.


     
    Jeffrey K. Liker and David Meier. The Toyota Way Fieldbook. New York: McGraw Hill, 2005.

    This accompanying book to The Toyota Way is a practical guide that has sold more than 260,000 copies.  It is used by many lean practitioners as a primary source for practical advice and won a Shingo Prize for Research Excellence.


     
    P. Van Hentenryck and L. Michel. Constraint-Based Local Search. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2005.*

    This book presents the idea of constraint-based local search, a declarative language for specifying global search algorithms and the associated Comet system.


     
    *Designates industrial and operations engineering faculty members who wrote their books before joining the department.

    A.6 Past Chairs of the Industrial and Operations Engineering Department

    Years  Chair
    1955–1963 Wyeth Allen
    1963–1968 Walton M. Hancock
    1968–1973 Daniel Teichroew
    1973–1977 Richard C. Wilson
    1977–1981 Don B. Chaffin
    1981–1990 Stephen M. Pollock
    1990–1992 Chelsea C. White III
    1992–1999 John R. Birge
    1999–2000 Chelsea C. White III
    2000–2010 Lawrence J. Seiford
    2010–present  Mark Daskin