Subject: IIME
Term: Spring 2015
IIME 419: Entrepreneurship and Personal Wealth Creation (100/4849)
T 06:00-08:30 PM Jan 12-Apr 27
Osborne, R
Course explores the accumulation of personal wealth utilizing entrepreneurial strategies. The underlying competencies of successful entrepreneurs are identified and applied to individual lives of students. Active entrepreneurs will be studied, and original case studies of start-ups and acquisitions provide the basis for class exercises.
Offered as ENTP 419, PLCY 419 and IIME 419.
IIME 420: Information Technology and Systems (100/4324)
W 09:00-12:00 PM Jan 12-Apr 27
Morrison, A; Collopy, F
Permission to register may be obtained in the MEM office, Nord Hall 305.
IIME 424: Chief Executive Officer (100/4850)
F 09:00-04:30 PM Jan 16-Jan 16, F 09:00-04:30 PM Jan 30-Jan 30, F 09:00-04:30 PM Feb 13-Feb 13, F 09:00-04:30 PM Feb 27-Feb 27, F 09:00-04:30 PM Apr 03-Apr 03, F 09:00-04:30 PM Apr 10-Apr 10
Bailey, B
This course is designed for students who aspire to become a chief executive officer. The unique role, responsibilities, and requirements of the CEO will be explored. Students will benchmark CEO best practices through exposure to leading chief officers, study the paths to and preparation for the top job, and develop a personal career strategy to increase their chances of becoming a CEO.
Offered as PLCY 425 and IIME 424.
IIME 430B: Product and Process Design, Development, and Delivery II (100/4658)
M 03:00-05:45 PM Jan 12-Apr 27
Zynga, A; Wnek, G
An integrated approach to the teaching of the complex relationship of customer to designer and to manufacturer, this course will be team taught by faculty from WSOM and CSE, with participation of corporate representatives sponsoring projects for the teams. The course will be built on a series of projects, each emphasizing different aspects of the product/process design experience, selected to provide exposure to a wide variety of entrepreneurial activities. The project activities are expected to promote the development of realistic activities of cross-functional teams. Recommended preparation: IIME 430A.
IIME 435: Enterprise Resource Planning in the Supply Chain (100/4325)
W 03:00-05:45 PM Jan 12-Apr 27
Kabirian, A
Enterprise resource planning is the dominant system by which companies translate the needs from their customers into the detailed plans that the company must perform to meet the customer needs, and the resulting support the company will need from its suppliers. As such, it is a central player in the process of supply chain management. In this course, we study both the quantitative and qualitative concepts and techniques to help manage a company's operations to perform these important translation and planning tasks in order to help the company be successful. The quantitative analysis will be supported by microcomputer software available in the Weatherhead computer lab. Student teams complete a series of integrated case studies from the same company to vividly see the relationships between various planning and control activities. A major emphasis during the course is the design of processes and procedures (algorithms) for solving very complex (wicked) problems as a part of both class discussions and while working on case studies, as well as critiquing the designs so as to clearly understand their limitations.
IIME 446: Models of Health Care Systems (100/4326)
W 06:00-08:30 PM Jan 14-Mar 04
Dowling, A
Permission in Nord Hall, room 305
Class starts on January 14, 2015 through March 4, 2015
IIME 447: Regulatory Affairs for the Biosciences (100/4327)
W 06:00-08:30 PM Mar 18-Apr 22
Warden, K
Permission to register may be obtained in the TiME office, Nord Hall 305. Class is taught from March 18, 2015 through April 22, 2015
IIME 447: Regulatory Affairs for the Biosciences (100/4327)
W 06:00-08:30 PM Mar 18-Apr 22
Warden, K
This course is cross-listed with HSMC 447 and BIOS 447
Permit can be given by contacting ramona.david@case.edu
IIME 450B: Technology Entrepreneurship: Managerial Decision-making (100/4328)
M 06:00-08:30 PM Jan 12-Apr 27
Drummond, C
IIME 470: Independent Projects (100/4483)
Drummond, C; Wnek, G
This course is designed for students wishing to expand experiential learning opportunities at the interface of engineering and management. Preferred focus areas in entrepreneurship and opportunity assessment, product design and development, and manufacturing planning and management. Project ideas along with milestone, deliverables, and potential corporate clients need to be arranged in advance.
IIME 472: BioDesign (100/4772)
T 06:00-09:00 PM Jan 12-Apr 27
Drummond, C
cross listed with EBME 472
Permission can be given in Nord Hall, room 305