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IE Courses and Streams
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IE Courses and Streams
Human Factors
Information Engineering
Operations Research
Psychology Computer Science
Mathematics
Industrial Engineering Streams
What is operations research? What ISN’T operations research?
Operations Research (OR)
Operations Research
• OR is everywhere!• And so are OR careers
Operations Research Areas
Supply Chain
Operations Research Areas
Power Systems
Power System Applications
• Supply Reliability• Economic Dispatch• Unit Commitment• Maintenance Scheduling• Asset Management• Capacity Planning• Operator Succession Planning
Operations Research Areas
Vehicle routing
Operations Research Areas
Operations Research Areas
Military
Operations Research Areas
Healthcare
Healthcare Applications
• Operating Room Scheduling• Radiation therapy treatment• Health Human Resources• Facility Location• Capacity Planning• Patient Flow• Blood Supply Management
OR Core CoursesSecond Year
– MIE250: Fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming– MIE262: Operational Research I: Deterministic OR– MIE263: Operations Research II: Stochastic OR
Third Year– MIE360: Systems Modelling and Simulation– MIE335: Algorithms & Numerical Methods– MIE363: Resource and Production Modelling– MIE364: Quality Control and Improvement
OR Technical ElectivesThird Year
– MIE365: Operational Research III: Advanced OR– MIE354: Business Process Engineering– MIE469: Reliability and Maintainability Engineering– MIE367: Cases in Operational Research
Fourth Year– MIE562: Scheduling– MIE566: Decision Analysis– MIE561: Healthcare Systems– MIE465: Analytics in Action****– MIE498H/Y: Research Thesis*
Careers in Operations Research• Manager, Business Strategy at Air Canada• Missionary at Global Outreach Mission, Author of "On the Potter's Wheel“• Consulting Executive - Technology Strategy Sr Manager at Accenture• Avenue Investment Management• Senior Manager, at BMO Financial Group• Google Asia & Pacific Financial Planner and Analyst• Director, Commercial & Supply Chain (Retail Division) at Webcor Group• Consultant at Avanade• Senior Consultant at Capco• Healthcare IT Professional at Carestream Health• Program Manager at Enoro (Finland)• Health Policy and Management Specialist at Cancer Care Ontario• Project Manager – Lean, Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General
Chris Beck
Operations Research FacultyMichael Carter Timothy Chan Dionne Aleman Michael Kim
Roy Kwon Chi-Guhn Lee Viliam Makis Daniel Frances
Graduate Studies for Operations ResearchWant to be an Industrial Engineer? Want to be an Operations Researcher?M.Eng: Professional development degree
10 courses or 7 courses plus a project12 months full time or longer part time.
Work for a while MBA?Grad school?
Optional Certificates, e.g. Healthcare Engineering Certificate M.A.Sc: Develop your research abilities
4courses plus a research thesis 2 years is typical
Ph.D: Looking for a career in research or teaching?5courses plus thesis 4 years is the target
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