GLOBAL ISSUES IN MANAGEMENT focuses on strategic management in global business, covering environmental analysis, global strategy, and subsidiary control.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Min Li, Randall Dunham: Workload expectations differ by instructor; Dunham’s exams focused on slides with no required textbook, while Li required extensive reading and testing on specific textbook details.
SPANISH FOR BUSINESS teaches Spanish business lexicon and linguistic style across various sectors, including translation and interpretive activities.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Eve Pujol, Kristin Neumayer: Workload varies by instructor; one reviewer reported minimal back-breaking work, while another cited three weekly busy work assignments and error-prone quizzes.
INTLST 101 introduces international studies through an interdisciplinary examination of cultural, political, economic, and social patterns defining the modern world.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Erica Simmons, Katherine Jensen, Scott Straus: The course requires substantial reading and active participation. Workload includes tests, a final paper, or essays, with some instructors moving quickly through material.
INTLST 110 is an International Learning Community General Seminar that promotes understanding of international and cross-cultural issues through collaborative learning among ILC students, faculty, and staff.
INTLST 210 is an International Learning Community language seminar that promotes understanding of international and cross-cultural issues, teaches related target language vocabulary, and encourages collaborative learning among ILC members.
INTLST 403 examines contemporary issues in international studies within the context of global culture.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Katherine Jensen, Melody Niwot: Melody Niwot assigns a lot of reading and writing homework that takes a long time to grade, while Katherine Jensen's assignments are described as relatively easy.
Introduction to industrial statistics covering probability, hypothesis testing, and regression using Excel.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Amanda Smith, Hannah Silber: Homework and weekly quizzes carry significant weight, making consistent effort crucial. The group project is noted as tedious and requiring attention, while exams are generally considered fair and based on reviewed material.
ISYE 312 teaches data management and analysis fundamentals for industrial engineers, focusing on database strategies, preprocessing, visualization, and modeling with MySQL and R.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Homework and projects are graded easily and mirror class problems, but exams require independent preparation due to low guidance. Extra credit is available for lecture attendance.
ISYE 313 teaches engineering economic analysis using financial accounting principles, cost systems, and discounted cash flow techniques.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Homework and group projects are reported as manageable in time commitment, with tests similar to practice material. However, one reviewer noted that tests were confusing and grades took a long time to return.
ISYE 315 teaches control concepts for designing inventory, production, quality, and project-planning systems using computer components.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Sinan Tas, Terry Mann: The course project is described as time-consuming or intense, with reviewers advising students to start early. Exams are reported as easy if students attend lectures and discussions, though one review noted lectures could be tough.
ISYE 320 teaches analysis of stochastic systems through analytic methods and computer simulation, covering queuing, Markov processes, and simulation project management.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Homework is incredibly difficult with no related examples in class or lab, and students are expected to have significant prior knowledge.
ISYE 323 teaches basic techniques for modeling and optimizing deterministic systems, emphasizing linear programming and its applications.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The course is challenging, with very time-consuming case studies and hard material. Students report that the homework is relevant but requires significant effort to master the content.
ISYE 348 is a laboratory course providing hands-on experience in measuring human factors data and applying it to product and workplace design projects.
ISYE 373 explores deploying AI in systems at scale responsibly, applying and analyzing AI in industrial environments like transportation, manufacturing, and healthcare.
ISYE 412 teaches the fundamentals of using data analytics to make data-driven decisions, emphasizing the application of modeling strategies and analytics principles to industrial engineering problems.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Weekly homework consists of four to five questions covering lecture material, with an optional three percent extra credit opportunity available.
ISYE 450 is a team-based course where students address real-world design challenges from external organizations by applying industrial and systems engineering methodologies.