Following last month's air disaster, over Ukrainian air space, , got in touch with Management Science professor, Benny Mantin for a talk about the scrutiny airlines are under regarding their route planning and the economics behind it.Ìý
Management Sciences, Management Engineering team  takes home second place in the Faculty of Engineering 90sC Student Video Competition.Ìý
Congratulations to Michael Tatham, Adam Singer, Jared Evans and Kamal Aman on an innovative Capstone Design Project and the excellence you are achieving! Â
2014 introduced the first Norman Esch Entrepreneurship Awards for Capstone Design. Funded by the Esch Foundation, this competition is open to all Engineering students at the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ.Ìý
, a technology start-up formed by 4B Management Engineering students Kamal Aman, Jared Evans, Michael Tatham, and Adam Singer, is featured in a in FF Journal.
MAJiK Systems' product - MAJiK Connect - is a machine monitoring system that helps manufacturing plants make better operational decisions in today’s fast paced work environment.
Dr. Vanessa Bohns, article published this past Sunday in the New York Times.
In a recent survey published by Business Insider, the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ was recognized as the top engineering school in Canada, ranking 29th in the world, and fourth amongst non-US institutions. Other Canadian universities in the top 50 include the University of Toronto (35) and University of Ottawa (44).
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À¶Ý®ÊÓƵ's Graduate Studies office is organizing a graduate fair on Tuesday June 26th in the Accelerator Centre.Ìý
4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Management Sciences will be there with Meg Bauman at the Engineering faculty table. We very much look forward to meeting you!Â
Management Engineering graduates Rashid El-Ladki, Kynan Gallagher, and Mohammed Ahmer Rafiq (class of 2012), placed third in the competition, in the Blackberry SDK category. The students won a  $4500 cash prize.
The competition challenged participants to come up with an application that improved the educational experience. The students’ entry was based on their senior design project - ‘An Interactive Solution to eBooks’ -  under the supervision of Professor Mark Hancock.
Congratulations to Jessica McPhee, Ari Paunonen, and Taufiq Ramji who are the National Winners of the 2012 National Student Paper Award of Supply Chain and Logistics (SCL) Canada. The paper was based on their capstone design project "Night-Time Deliveries for Nestle Ice Cream", supervised by Prof. Jim Bookbinder.
Congratulations Jessica, Ari, and Taufiq!