Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering

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The Master of Science degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering offers students five different concentration areas from which to choose, with both thesis and non-thesis options available. Major areas of study are industrial systems, operations research, manufacturing systems, management systems engineering and human factors and ergonomics.

Industrial and systems postgraduates work for some of the world’s top companies where an advanced degree has translated to advancing in their careers. Other have begun successful careers in academia and research.

If you have an engineering degree and are ready to learn more and have greater opportunities to advance in your workplace, an advanced degree in industrial and systems engineering can help. If you have a desire to teach in higher education, you will also find yourself well prepared by obtaining a postgraduate degree.

Tuition & Fees

Tuition per credit hour	$558.50
Instructional Support Fee per credit hour	$25.00

Tuition and fees listed are subject to change and do not include all possible charges. Additional fees may apply. Please refer to the master class schedule for individual course charges.

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Program Structure

When applying to the M.S. program, you will be required to specify a “concentration”. These concentrations provide you with the opportunity to specialize in an area of Industrial and Systems Engineering.

See the ISE Graduate Guide for a list of each concentration and its requirements.

The selected concentration will be noted on your transcript along with the title of the degree - Masters of Industrial and Systems Engineering. If you change your mind after you are in the program, you can always change your concentration at any time by completing a “Request to Change Degree Level or Concentration” form found on the Office of the Graduate School webpage, under Admission forms. However, you will need to complete all the requirements specified for the newly selected concentration.

Program of Study Options

Beginning Fall 2022, the following new concentrations will be available as options for students in this program:

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Data Analytics Concentration (DAAS) – Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
MA 1713	Calculus I	3
MA 1723	Calculus II	3
MA 2733	Calculus III	3
MA 2743	Calculus IV	3
MA 3113	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
IE 4613/6613	Engs Statistics I	3
Total Hours:		18

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6623	Engineering Statistics II	3
IE 6683	Machine Learning with Industrial Engineering Applications	3
IE 8623	Adv Data Analytics Complex Sys	3
At least three ISE elective courses in Data Analytics. See academic advisor for list of approved electives.		9
At least one graduate class from CSE, ECE, or Math/Stat		3
Courses to be selected by the student along with the academic advisor and graduate program committee		3
IE 8000	Thesis Research/ Thesis in Industrial Engineering	6
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering with Data Analytics Concentration (DAAS) - Non-Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
MA 1713	Calculus I	3
MA 1723	Calculus II	3
MA 2733	Calculus III	3
MA 2743	Calculus IV	3
MA 3113	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
IE 4613/6613	Eng Statistics I	3
Total Hours:		18

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6623	Engineering Statistics II	3
IE 6683	Machine Learning with Industrial Engineering Applications	3
IE 8623	Adv Data Analytics Complex Sys	3
At least three ISE elective courses in Data Analytics. See academic advisor for list of approved electives.		9
At least one graduate class from CSE, ECE, or Math/Stat		3
Courses to be selected by the student along with the academic advisor and graduate program committee		9
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Human Factors and Erognomics Concentration (HFE) - Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
MA 1713	Calculus I	3
MA 1723	Calculus II	3
MA 2733	Calculus III	3
MA 2743	Calculus IV	3
IE 3123	Industrial Ergonomics	3
IE 4613/6613	Engs Statistics I	3
Total Hours:		18

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6773	Systems Simulation I	3
IE 6623	Engineering Statistics II	3
At Least 3 HFE ISE Courses		9
IE 8000	Thesis Research/ Thesis in Industrial Engineering	6
At least one non-HFE ISE course		3
At least one course from Mathematics (MA), Statistics (ST), or Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)		3
At least one course from a supporting area (Biological Engineering [ABE], Psychology [PSY], Kinesiology [KI], Mechanical Engineering [ME], Mathematics [MA], Statistics [ST], etc.)		3
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Human Factors and Ergonomics Concentration (HFE) - Non-Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
MA 1713	Calculus I	3
MA 1723	Calculus II	3
MA 2733	Calculus III	3
MA 2743	Calculus IV	3
IE 3123	Industrial Ergonomics	3
IE 4613/6613	Eng Statistics I	3
Total Hours:		18

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6773	Systems Simulation I	3
IE 6623	Engineering Statistics II	3
At least 3 HFE ISE Courses		9
At least two non-HFE ISE courses		6
At least two courses from Mathematics (MA), Statistics (ST), or Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)		3
At least one course from a supporting area (Biological Engineering [ABE], Psychology [PSY], Kinesiology [KI], Mechanical Engineering [ME], Mathematics [MA], Statistics [ST], etc.)		3
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Industrial Systems Concentration (SYS) - Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
MA 1713	Calculus I	3
MA 1723	Calculus II	3
MA 2733	Calculus III	3
MA 2743	Calculus IV	3
Computer Programming Proficiency
IE 3123	Industrial Ergonomics	3
IE 3913	Engr Economy I	3
IE 4333	Prod Control Sys I	3
IE 4613/6613	Eng Statistics I	3
Total Hours:		24

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6773	Systems Simulation I	3
IE 8000	Thesis Research/ Thesis in Industrial Engineering	6
All other courses to be selected by the student along with the academic advisor and graduate program committee		21
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Industrial Systems Concentration (SYS) - Non-Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
MA 1713	Calculus I	3
MA 1723	Calculus II	3
MA 2733	Calculus III	3
MA 2743	Calculus IV	3
Computer Programming Proficiency
IE 3123	Industrial Ergonomics	3
IE 3913	Engr Economy I	3
IE 4333	Prod Control Sys I	3
IE 4613/6613	Eng Statistics I	3
Total Hours:		24

Program Curriculum

Description	Hours
At least 15 hours of 8000-level courses selected by the student along with the academic advisor and grade program committee.		15
Other courses to be selected by the student along with the academic advisor and grade program committee.		15
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Management Systems Engineering Concentration (MGTS) - Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 3913	Engr Economy I	3
IE 4613/6613	Eng Statistics I	3
B.S. in engineering from an ABET-accredited program or permission from the MSE Technical Committee
Total Hours:		30

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6513	Engineering Administration	3
IE 6533	Project Management	3
IE 6573	Process Improvement Engineering	3
IE 8583	Enterprise Systems Engineering	3
IE 8913	Engineering Economy II	3
IE 8000	Thesis Research/ Thesis in Industrial Engineering	6
At least two non-MSE ISE courses		6
Course to be selected by the student along with academic advisor and graduate program committee		3
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Management Systems Engineering Concentration (MGTS) - Non-Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 3913	Engr Economy I	3
IE 4613/6613	Eng Statistics I	3
B.S. in engineering from an ABET-accredited program or permission from the MSE Technical Committee
Total Hours:		6

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6513	Engineering Administration	3
IE 6533	Project Management	3
IE 6573	Process Improvement Engineering	3
IE 8583	Enterprise Systems Engineering	3
IE 8913	Engineering Economy II	3
At least two non-MSE ISE courses		6
Course to be selected by the student along with academic advisor and graduate program committee		9
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Manufacturing Systems Concentration (MFGS) - Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 4333/6333	Prod Control Sys I	3
IE 4613/6613	Eng Statistics I	3
Computer Programming Proficiency
B.S. in engineering from an ABET-accredited program or permission from the MSE Technical Committee
Total Hours:		6

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6553	Industrial Quality Control	3
IE 8333	Production Control Systems II	3
IE 6773	Systems Simulation I	3
IE 8000	Thesis Research/Thesis in Industrial Engineering	6
At least two Manufacturing Systems ISE courses		6
At least two non-Manufacturing Systems ISE courses		6
Course to be selected by the student along with academic advisor and graduate program committee		3
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Manufacturing Systems Concentration (MFGS) - Non-Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 4333/6333	Prod Control Sys I	3
IE 4613/6613	Eng Statistics I	3
Computer Programming Proficiency
B.S. in engineering from an ABET-accredited program or permission from the MSE Technical Committee
Total Hours:		6

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6553	Industrial Quality Control	3
IE 8333	Production Control Systems II	3
IE 6773	Systems Simulation I	3
At least two Manufacturing Systems ISE courses		6
At least two non-Manufacturing Systems ISE courses		6
Course to be selected by the student along with academic advisor and graduate program committee		9
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Operations Research Concentration (OPRS) - Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
MA 1713	Calculus I	3
MA 1723	Calculus II	3
MA 2733	Calulus III	3
MA 2743	Calculus IV	3
Computer Programming Proficiency
IE 4613/6613	Eng Statistics	3
Total Hours:		15

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6733	Linear Programming	3
IE 6773	Systems Simulation I	3
IE 8000	Thesis Research/Thesis in Industrial Engineering	6
At least two OR ISE courses		6
At least two non-OR ISE courses		6
At least one course from Computer Science (CSE), Mathematics (MA), or Statistics (ST)		3
Course to be selected by the student along with academic advisor and graduate program committee		3
Total Hours:		30

Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering
Operations Research Concentration (OPRS) - Non-Thesis

Prerequisites

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
MA 1713	Calculus I	3
MA 1723	Calculus II	3
MA 2733	Calculus III	3
MA 2743	Calculus IV	3
Computer Programming Proficiency
IE 4613/6613	Eng Statistics I	3
Total Hours:		15

Program Curriculum

Course Number	Course Title	Hours
IE 6733	Linear Programming	3
IE 6773	Systems Simulation I	3
At least two OR ISE courses		6
At least two non-OR ISE courses		6
At least one course from Computer Science (CSE), Mathematics (MA), or Statistics (ST)		3
Course to be selected by the student along with academic advisor and graduate program committee		9
Total Hours:		30

Admissions Requirements

Students seeking full admission into this program should apply as a classified student. Non-degree seeking students wishing to take classes offered through the Online program should apply as an Unclassified student.

Applications for the degree programs are reviewed three times a year. The application deadlines for those semesters are as follows:

Fall Semester – June 1
Spring Semester – November 1
Summer Semester – May 1

An applicant for admission to graduate study must hold a bachelor's degree from a fully recognized four-year educational institution that has unconditional accreditation with appropriate regional accrediting agencies. They must meet the admission requirements of the Graduate School and the Industrial and Systems Engineering program.

Regular admission to graduate study in the program requires a minimum grade point average (last four semesters of undergraduate work) of 3.00/4.00. When a student is deficient in one of the criteria cited, the student's application, nevertheless, may be considered for admission based on the strength of other materials contained in the student's application.

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) scores are NOT required for entry into this program.

Bagley College of Engineering programs may accept transfer work previously completed by the student. Transcript reviews to determine transfer or prerequisite work will be evaluated AFTER students are granted full admission. Once admitted an academic coordinator can review those transcripts for more information.

To meet admission requirements, submit a separate official final transcript from each college or university attended; faxed transcripts will not be accepted. An applicant may not ignore previous college attendance and must list all colleges attended on the application for admission. You must be in good standing at the last college or university attended

Attention International Students

International students are required to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and score greater than 550. Detailed information regarding international applications can be found in the Graduate Catalog. Questions regarding international applications can be addressed to the Office of the Graduate School at gradapps@grad.msstate.edu.

ETS is providing home testing for the TOEFL iBT test, and MSU is encouraging students to take advantage of this testing option. For those students applying who have taken the TOEFL within five years of the semester they plan to enroll and are unable to access the TOEFL iBT test from home, we will accept your previous test scores.

Admission Options

Domestic/International Classified Admissions
Domestic Unclassified Admissions
International Unclassified Admissions

Provisional Admissions
Readmission
Transfer Credit

Domestic/International Classified Admissions

Submit online application. You will choose Industrial and Systems Engineering as your Program of Study and Online Education as your campus.
Statement of Purpose
The TOEFL or IELTS scores are required for international students.
Three letters of recommendation
- You will be asked to submit three names and three email addresses of individuals you are using as references. Once you click submit, these individuals will be sent an email from MSU, which will provide a link to an online form for completing their recommendations.
One official transcript showing bachelor’s degree or progress toward degree. (For international students, please submit a copy in native language along with translated copies, if appropriate.)
One official transcript showing ALL work after bachelor’s degree. (For international students, please submit a copy in native language along with translated copies, if appropriate.)
- Electronic transcripts should be sent to: gradapps@grad.msstate.edu Mississippi State University, Graduate School. Only one copy of an electronic transcript is required.
- Paper Transcripts Address (USPS):
  Mississippi State University
  The Office of the Graduate School
  P.O. Box G
  Mississippi State, MS 39762
- Physical Street Address (for DHL, Fed Ex, UPS, DHS, etc.):
  Mississippi State University
  The Office of the Graduate School
  175 President Circle
  116 Allen Hall
  Mississippi State, MS 39762
Payment of $60 non-refundable application processing fee for domestic students.
Payment of $80 non-refundable application processing fee for international students.
Once you are admitted, you will receive an email with complete instructions on registering for classes and contacting your advisor

Domestic Unclassified Admissions

Only NINE (9) hours of course work taken as an "Unclassified Student" can be applied toward a degree program. All Unclassified students should submit a classified application once they have reached the maximum of nine hours. Full admission into the Industrial and Systems Engineering online program will be based upon successful completion of all classified admissions requirements.

If you are applying unclassified, select "Graduate School - Unclassified" as the college.

Submit online application
One official transcript showing bachelor’s degree or progress toward degree. (For international students, please submit a copy in native language along with translated copies, if appropriate.)
One official transcript showing ALL work after bachelor’s degree. (For international students, please submit a copy in native language along with translated copies, if appropriate.)
- Electronic transcripts should be sent to: gradapps@grad.msstate.edu Mississippi State University, Graduate School. Only one copy of an electronic transcript is required.
- Paper Transcripts Address (USPS):
  Mississippi State University
  The Office of the Graduate School
  P.O. Box G
  Mississippi State, MS 39762
- Physical Street Address (for DHL, Fed Ex, UPS, DHS, etc.):
  Mississippi State University
  The Office of the Graduate School
  175 President Circle
  116 Allen Hall
  Mississippi State, MS 39762
Pay $60 non-refundable application processing fee

PLEASE NOTE
In general, students who are not admitted into a degree program are not eligible for student financial aid funds. For more information please visit Student Financial Aid to see if you will be eligible or not while taking courses as an Unclassified graduate student.

International Unclassified Admissions

If you are applying unclassified, select "Graduate School - Unclassified" as the college.

Submit online application
TOEFL or IELTS scores are required for international students.
One copy of academic records showing degree(s) (in native language along with translated copies if appropriate)
One official transcript showing bachelor’s degree or progress toward degree. (For international students, please submit a copy in native language along with translated copies, if appropriate.)
One official transcript showing ALL work after bachelor’s degree. (For international students, please submit a copy in native language along with translated copies, if appropriate.)
- Electronic transcripts should be sent to: gradapps@grad.msstate.edu Mississippi State University, Graduate School. Only one copy of an electronic transcript is required.
- Paper Transcripts Address (USPS):
  Mississippi State University
  The Office of the Graduate School
  P.O. Box G
  Mississippi State, MS 39762
- Physical Street Address (for DHL, Fed Ex, UPS, DHS, etc.):
  Mississippi State University
  The Office of the Graduate School
  175 President Circle
  116 Allen Hall
  Mississippi State, MS 39762
Must obtain application approval from the Dean of the Graduate School
Payment of $80 non-refundable application processing fee for international students.

Provisional Admissions

A student who has not fully met the requirements stipulated by the University and the department for admission to graduate study may be granted admission as a degree-seeking graduate student with provisional status. Such student must have as his/her initial objective advancement to regular status. A provisional student must receive a 3.00 GPA on the first nine hours of graduate level courses on the program of study taken at Mississippi State University (transfer hours or unclassified graduate hours will not apply) in order to achieve regular status. If a 3.00 is not attained, the provisional student will be dismissed from graduate study.

Readmission

Once enrolled in graduate study, a student who fails to meet the continuous enrollment requirement must complete an Application for Readmission to register for classes. Continuous enrollment is defined as enrollment in two of three semester terms (Fall, Spring, or Summer) with Fall enrollment required. Students who have not been enrolled for a period of three years or longer and are in good academic standing, are eligible to reapply to through the Lapsed Student Program. Readmission is not guaranteed and must be approved by the Department Head, Academic Dean, and Dean of the Graduate School. Interested students or academic departments should contact the Graduate School for more information.

Transfer Credit

Students may transfer up to twelve (12) hours of graduate level credits from regionally accredited institutions. The decision to grant transfer credit is made by the advisor and the student’s graduate committee. If you wish to transfer credits, contact your advisor. You will need to provide an official transcript showing the courses you wish to transfer.

Courses

MA 1713 Calculus I
(Prerequisite: ACT Math subscore 26, or grade of C or better in 1323 or 1453) Three hours lecture. Analytic geometry; functions; limits; continuity; derivatives of algebraic functions; applications of the derivative. Honors section available.

MA 1723 Calculus II
(Prerequisite: Grade of C or better in MA 1713) Three hours lecture. Antidifferentiation; the definite integral; applications of the definite integral; differentiation and integration of transcendental functions. Honors section available.

MA 2733 Calculus III
(Prerequisite: Grade of C or better in MA 1723) Three hours lecture. Further methods of integration; polar coordinates; vectors; infinite series. Honors section available.

MA 2743 Calculus IV
(Prerequisite: Grade of C or better in MA 2733) Three hours lecture. Differential calculus of functions of several variables; multiple integration; vector calculus. Honors section available.

IE 3123 Industrial Ergonomics
(Undergraduate Students co-requisites: IE 4613 and IE 3121; Graduate Student co-requisite: IE 4613/6613) Three hours lecture. Analysis of work tasks; ergonomic design principles for manual work design, workplace design, and work environment design; work measurements; and design of wage payment plans.

IE 3913 Engr Economy I
(Prerequisite: MA 1713) Three hours lecture. Principles of evaluating alternative engineering proposals. Economic measures of effectiveness, costs and cost estimates, basic comparative models, break even and replacement analysis.

IE 4333 Prod Control Sys I
(Prerequisite: Grade of C or better in IE 4613) Three hours lecture. Principles, analysis, and design of production and inventory planning and control. Demand for forecasting, aggregated planning, inventory management, production scheduling and control systems.

IE 4613/6613 Eng Statistics I
(Prerequisite: MA 1723) Three hours lecture. Introduction to statistical analysis. Topics include: probability, probability distributions, data analysis, parameter estimation, statistical intervals, and statistical inferences.

IE 6513 Engineering Administration
(Prerequisite: Junior or graduate standing in engineering) Three hours lecture. Study of problems confronting the engineering manager. Includes: Organization and communication theory, internal and external relationships and responsibilities, and designing and implementing managerial systems.

IE 6533 Project Management
(Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in IE 4613) Three hours lecture. Use of CPM, PERT, and GERT for planning, managing and controlling projects. Computer procedures for complex networks.

IE 6553 Industrial Quality Control
(Prerequisite: Senior standing in engineering) Three hours lecture. The engineer and his relations to the law, to the public, and the ethics of his profession. Includes contracts, patents, copyrights, sales agreements, engineering specifications.

IE 6573 Process Improvement Engineering
Three hours lecture. Introduction to quality and productivity improvement methodologies and tools. The design and implementation of continuous improvement systems in organizations.

IE 6623 Engineering Statistics II
(Prerequisite: Grade of C or better in IE 4613) Three hours lecture. Continuation of IE 4613/6613. Introduction to engineering applications of regression, experimental design and analysis, and nonparametric methods.

IE 6733 Systems Simulation I
(Prerequisites: MA 3113) Three hours lecture. Theory and application of linear programming; simplex algorithm, revised simplex algorithm, duality and sensitivity analysis, transportation and assignment problems algorithms, integer and goal programming. (Same as MA 4733/6733).

IE 6773 Systems Simulation
(Prerequisite: Grade of C or better in IE 4934 or equivalent programming course, Co-requisite: IE 4623) Three hours lecture. The principles of simulating stochastic systems with an emphasis on the statistics of simulation and the use of discrete-event simulation languages.

IE 8000
Hours and credits to be arranged.

IE 8333 Production Control Systems II
(Prerequisites: IE 4333) Three hours lecture. Inventory systems, static and dynamic production planning, operations scheduling and forecasting systems.

IE 8353 Manufacturing Systems Modeling
(Prerequisites: IE 4733 and IE 4773) Three hours lecture. A study of models used to describe and analyze manufacturing systems. Development of models using queuing networks, mathematical programming, simulation, and other techniques.

IE 8583 Enterprise Systems Engineering
(Prerequisite: Consent of instructor) Three hours lecture. Focuses on the design and improvement of an enterprise through the use of engineering tools and methods, based on the systems perspective of industrial engineering.

IE 8913 Engineering Economy II
(Prerequisites: IE 3913 and IE 4613) Three hours lecture. Advanced principles and methods for engineering analysis of industrial problems. Topics include criteria for decisions, project investment and analysis, and elements of risk and uncertainty.

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Accessing Course Videos

Videos recorded during our on campus class sessions are uploaded for online students to view within our online course repository. Online students will have access to course videos within 24 hours of the on campus course completion. Students should visit Engage to access the course videos. Instructions for viewing the recordings and downloading the recordings are offered below.

View and Download Videos

Instructions for viewing classes live or downloading videos, use our video download instructions.

If you experience technical difficulties or have any questions regarding the recording or format of our lecture capture, please contact:

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662.325.7794

Student Resources

Thesis and Dissertation

Research Guide

Contact Information

Mindy Wolfe

Enrollment & Onboarding Coach

General Program Questions
Assistance with Admissions Process & Requirements

mindy.wolfe@msstate.edu 662-325-8545

Anusha Rijal

Retention & Engagement Coach

Current Student Inquires
Academic & Support Services Assistance

a.rijal@msstate.edu 662-325-8876

Tamra Swann

Engineering

Distance Education Coordinator

tswann@bagley.msstate.edu 662-325-3786

Dr. Junfeng Ma

Industrial & Systems Engineering

Graduate Coordinator
Associate Professor

ma@ise.msstate.edu 662-325-7625

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International Unclassified Admissions

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Readmission

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Student Resources

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Tamra Swann

Dr. Junfeng Ma

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