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IE 413 Human Factors Engineering I

Course Description
Intro to principles for developing safe and user-friendly systems, factors contributive to people's physical and psychological well-being, and on their performance; anatomy, demographics and physiology; biomechanics and posture; anthropometry; energy and force production; psychophysiological and cognitive aspects of information intake, information handling, and decision making; social and organizational aspects; physical environment: climatic, visual and acoustic environment; vibration; human senses; the human as a system component, human reliability, training and instruction; occupational hygiene; workplace design.

Instructor: Dr. Alexander Nikov
Room:
EA-103, Phone:1038, Office Hours:
Mondays 15-16, Tuesdays 11-12; Wednesdays 11-12

Teaching assistant: Cengiz Imga

Textbooks
Bridger R. S
, Introduction to Ergonomics, London: Taylor & Francis, 2003.

Buck J. K. Ergonomic Design, New York: Wiley, 1999.

Assignments & Exam Dates
Assignment1: Nov 1, Assignment2: Nov 20, Assignment3: Dec 2, Assignment4: Dec 16, Assignment5: Dec 26

Lecture & Labs Hours
Mondays 13-15, E-114; Fridays 13-15, E-303

Course Evaluation
Class attendance and participation 10%, Assignments (1+2+3+4+5) 40%, Exam 50%

Late assignments: one day  -10%

Alexander Nikov                                                     IE 413 Human Factors Engineering I

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Revised: 24 December 2005


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