College of Engineering and University
IHMS brings a unique opportunity for collaboration, interdisciplinary and multi-disciplinary concepts to both the College of Engineering and the University. This interaction is as follows:
Electrical Engineering: Image and signal processing, control theory, and telecommunication engineering.
Computer Science: Software engineering.
Industrial Engineering: Human Factors, Management, Manufacturing Engineering, and Human-Computer Interface (HCI).
Mechanical Engineering: Aerospace Engineering (flight handling, aviation, and space human factors) and Biomechanics.
Business School: Industrial Management and Transportation Human Factors.
School of Technology: Occupational Safety Program. Nursing School and Physical Education: Human Factors in Health Care Management, Virtual Nursing Practice, Energy and Workload Modeling for University Sports Programs.
College of Arts & Sciences: Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, and Sociology have strong influences on visual information processing, human physiology, and social network theories for human-computer interaction models.
School of Education: Shall participate in research and development of advanced concepts for training and human usability studies of technology.
