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IE 452 - Reliability and Maintainability

This course provides an introduction to reliability and maintainability principles applied to engineering systems. Topics include the assessment, analysis, and improvement of reliability, availability, and maintainability in systems through various methodologies and models. Students will study reliability functions, failure distributions, reliability models, system reliability, and maintenance strategies, as well as techniques for designing systems for improved reliability and availability. (3 credits; 3 contact hours, 3 Lecture)

Prerequisites: IE 222  , ENGR 251  , MATH 256   and MATH 320  .
Credits: 3


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