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ISE 452 Advanced Human-Machine Systems Design
Advanced concepts in human-machine systems design. Consideration of anatomical and physiological bases for design of work systems. Advanced biomechanical analysis and modeling for manual material handling design. Physiological and psychological capabilities and limitations as related to work systems design and human performance. Coverage of human information processing and performance theories and models, including pipe-line, signal detection theory, information theory, and motor control theory. Additional topics include human factors experimentation and neuroergonomics (brain and behavior).
Typically offered in Spring only
Electrical Engineering (BS): Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Concentration
...in Electrical Engineering and is nationally accredited by...305, ECE 434, ECE 452, ECE 453), communications...
Electrical Engineering (BS): Controls and Robotics Concentration
...in Electrical Engineering and is nationally accredited by...systems: such ECE 434, 452, 453; Communications and...
Electrical Engineering (BS): Biomedical Instrumentation Concentration
...in Electrical Engineering and is nationally accredited by...Power systems: ECE 434, 452, 453; Communications and...
Electrical Engineering (BS): Power Systems Concentration
...in Electrical Engineering and is nationally accredited by...include ECE 434, ECE 452, ECE 453, MA...
Computer Engineering (BS): Embedded Systems Concentration
...in Computer Engineering and is nationally accredited by...305, ECE 434, ECE 452, ECE 453), communications...