The University of St. Thomas

School of Engineering

Full Course Catalog

Full Course Catalog

ENGINEERING GRADUATE COURSE INDEX

IMPORTANT: Check semester date on any syllabus to verify if it is for a current or past semester. Books may change from semester to semester. Make sure you are looking at the correct semester's syllabus when you purchase books!

Link to Course Description Course Name, Link to Syllabus Link to
Instructor
ETLS501 Production Operating Systems Walker (Spring 2012)
ETLS502 Manufacturing Processes Walker (Fall 2011)
ETLS504 Excellence in Operations Becker (Fall 2011)
ETLS505 Managerial Accounting and Performance Management Gleeson (Spring 2012)
ETLS506 Statistical Methods for Manufacturing Quality Keenan (Spring 2012)
ETLS507 Introduction to Systems Engineering Monson (Spring 2012)
ETLS508 Systems Design: Concept to System Design Beck (Spring 2009)
ETLS509 Verification and Validation: Integration and Beyond Radke (Fall 2011)
ETLS520 Design and Manufacturing in the Medical Device Industry Johnson (Fall 2011)
ETLS550 Leveraging Leadership for a Lifetime I (One credit) D. Bennett (Spring 2012)
ETLS551 Strategic Quality Management Fechter (Fall 2011)
ETLS552 Supply Chain Synchronization Bonnevier (Fall 2011)
ETLS555 Advanced Product Design: Mechanism and Optimum Design Hennessey (Spring 2012)
ETLS570 Purchasing, Logistics and Distribution Becker (Spring 2012)
ETLS571 Automation Systems in the U.S. and Overseas Johnson (Summer 2011)
ETLS591 Advanced Thermal Design Abraham (Spring 2012)
ETLS601 Program/Project/Team Management Monson (Spring 2012)
ETLS603 Design to Production Transition Ferguson (Fall 2011)
ETLS640 Lean Six Sigma Braziller  (Spring 2012)
ETLS650 Leveraging Leadership for a Lifetime II (One credit)
Leveraging Leadership for a Lifetime II (One credit)
McIntosh Sect 01 (Spring 2012)
McIntosh Sect 02 (Spring 2012)
ETLS670 Masterful Leaders and Leadership Ness (Spring 2012)
ETLS671 Human Aspects of Technical Management Monson (Summer 2011)
ETLS672 Excellence in Product Design Dixon(Fall 2011)
ETLS674 Managing for Improved Performance Gleeson (Spring 2009)
ETLS677 Sustainable Development Strategies Aspengren (Summer 2011)
ETLS699 Topics: Fluid Mechanics Shepard (Spring 2012)
ETLS699 Topics: Analog Communications Systems Rajagopalan (Spring 2012)
ETLS699 Topics: Safety and Security Radke (Spring 2012)
ETLS699 Topics: Advanced Controls Greene (Spring 2012)
ETLS699 Topics: Heat and Mass Transfer Pfahnl (Summer 2011)
ETLS699 Selected Topics: Developing Products for Emerging Economies Nag (Spring 2011)
ETLS699 Topics: Heat Transfer (co-taught with ENGR 382) Abraham (Fall 2011)
 
ETLS701 Design of Experiments Parendo (Spring 2011)
ETLS720 Anatomy and Physiology for Medical Devices Freedman (Fall 2010)
ETLS721 Medical Device - Regulatory Submissions Klepinski (Spring 2012)
ETLS722 Medical Device Quality Systems Simmons (Fall 2011)
ETLS724 Medical Device - Clinical Studies Freedman (Spring 2012)
ETLS730 Cardiovascular Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Devices Freedman (Fall 2009)
ETLS731 Combination Products, Drugs & Biologics Klepinski (Spring 2012)
ETLS737 International Regulatory Affairs for Medical Devices Lucas & de Peralta (Fall 2011)
ETLS744 Power Systems Mowry (Fall 2011)
ETLS752 Analyzing and Anticipating Technological Change Becker (Spring 2012)
ETLS771 Materials Engineering Bennett (Fall 2011)
ETLS774 Introduction to Mechatronics Albright (Summer 2011)
ETLS775 Advanced Polymers Haas (J-Term 2012
ETLS777 Finite Element Analysis Abraham (Fall 2011)
ETLS789 Simulation and Visualization of Dynamic Systems Hennessey (Spring 2012)
 
ETLS850 Leveraging Leadership for a Lifetime III (One credit)

Moravetz (Spring 2012)

ETLS851 Enterprise Information Systems Braziller (Spring 2012)
ETLS852 Technology Risk Management Rose & Reinboldt (Spring 2012)
ETLS853 Introduction to Intellectual Property Law Peterson (Spring 2012)
ETLS855 Implementing Innovation Bennett (Spring 2012)
ETLS858 Capstone Course Bennett (Spring 2012)
ETLS880 Directed Studies Staff
ETLS881 Engineering Project Credits Staff
 

 


Revised Feb. 9, 2012