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                Lewis Ntaimo, Ph.D.
                Assistant Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering
                Texas A&M University
                3131 TAMU, College Station, Texas 77843, USA.
                Office: 239C Zachry Engineering Center
                Phone: 979-862 4066   Fax: 979-847 9005
                Email: ntaimo@tamu.edu

                Other Position:
                 Research Advisor for Operations Research -- Arizona Center for Integrative Modeling and Simulation (ACIMS)

Lewis Ntaimo received his Ph.D. in Systems and Industrial Engineering from the University of Arizona (2004), M.S. in Mining and Geological Engineering (2000) and B.S. in Mining Engineering (1998), both from the University of Arizona. He got his University of Cambridge Advanced Levels "A-Levels" in Mathematics (A), Physics (A), and Chemistry (A) in 1994 from Mpelembe Secondary School, Kitwe, Zambia. Ntaimo received his Engineer-In-Training (EIT) certification (07760) in June 1999, State of Arizona, USA.

Curriculum Vitae

Research interests:

• Stochastic integer programming; large-scale computational optimization
• Systems modeling and systems engineering processes
• Discrete event modeling and simulation using DEVS (discrete event system specification)
• Dynamic data driven application systems
• Patient service management in health care

Recent applications:

• Modeling and simulation of wildfire spread and containment
• Firefighting resource management under uncertainty
• Health care systems design: patient service management in hospital radiology
• Stochastic facility (server) location for telecommunication 

Teaching: "Experiencing the Joy of Learning"

 Course Links for 2008 Spring Semester: 
    ISEN 689 Systems Thinking and Analysis (Available on WebCT/eLearning, Distance Learning Course) 
       Required course for  ME in Systems Engineering

    ISEN 416 Facilities Location, Layout And Material Handling (Available on WebCT/eLearning)

Course Links for 2007 Fall Semester: 
   ISEN 689 Large-Scale Stochastic Optimization  (available on WebCT/eLearning) 
   See Fall 2007 course website

 Course LinkA for 2007 Spring Semester: 
   ISEN 689 Systems Thinking and Analysis (available on WebCT/eLearning) 
        Required course for the new ME in Systems Engineering

       ISEN 416 Facilities Location, Layout And Material Handling (available on WebCT/eLearning)
        Required course and has a lab - Facilities Layout Lab 

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Last modified: 09/19/07