EMIS courses, Fall 2009:

Course: Title — Faculty — Day/time
EMIS 1305: Computers and Information Technology — Various — MWF 9,10,11,1; TT 9:30,11,12:30
EMIS 1307: Information Technology for Business — Various — TT 9:30, 11, 12:30
EMIS 1360: Introduction to Management Science — Kratz — MWF 12 + lab
EMIS 2360: Engineering Economy — Helgason — MW 3-4:20 + lab
EMIS 3308: Engineering Management — Lillard — MWF 9,10
EMIS 3309: Information Engineering & Glob Persp — Baschab — TT 8
EMIS 3360: Operations Research — Kennington — MWF 3 + lab
EMIS 4340: Statistical Methods for Engineers & Appl Sci — Butler — TT 2-3:20
EMIS 5/7300: System Analysis Methods — Yu — Tu 6:30-9:20
EMIS 5/7301: Systems Engineering Process — Hinderer — W 6:30-9:20
EMIS 5/7315: Systems Architecture Development — Askew — W 6:30-9:20
EMIS 5/7320: Systems Engineering Leadership — Arunski — Sa 9-12
EMIS 7340: Logistics Systems Engineering — Ibarra — M 6:30-9:20
EMIS 5/7351: Enterprise Fundamentals — Siems — Tu 6:30-9:20
EMIS 5/7353: Information System Design Strategies — Yarrow — Th 6:30-9:20
EMIS 5/7360: Management of Information Technologies — Sanazaro — Th 6:30-9:20
EMIS 5/7361: Computer Simulation Techniques — Spiride — Tu 6:30-9:20
EMIS 5/7362: Production Systems Engineering — Barr — TT 3:30-4:50
EMIS 5/7366: Marketing Engineering — Beall — TT 5-6:20
EMIS 5/7370: Probability & Statistics for Sci & Engrs — Stracener — TT 2-3:20
EMIS 8307: Systems Test and Evaluation — Hopper — Tu 6:30-9:20
EMIS 8362: Engineering Accounting — Peters — W 6:30-9:20
EMIS 8364: Engineering Management — Harpavat — Th 6:30-9:20
EMIS 8371: Linear Programming — Helgason — MW 5-6:20
EMIS 8372: Queueing Theory — Yu — M 6:30-9:20