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RESEARCH AND BEYOND IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

ISYE 478
Course Description

An introduction of skills required for successful research in graduate school. Preparing for graduate thesis writing, applying for graduate school, presenting research in a variety of ways. How to foster mental health and work-life balance.

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