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1、Course IntroductionHuman Factors EngineeringCourse Code：Course Code：Course Name： Human Factors EngineeringPrerequisites： Probability Theory & Mathematical Statistics； Foundation of Industrial EngineeringFollow-up Courses：Bilingual Teaching or Not： noTotal Credit Hours： 32Experiment Hours： 0Practice

2、Hours ： 0Total Credit Hours： 32Experiment Hours： 0Practice Hours ： 0Credits： 2. 0Lecture Hours： 32Programming Hours： 0School ： School of BusinessTarget Major： Industrial EngineeringCourse DescriptionHuman Factor Engineering is a compulsory course for industrial engineering, and is a professional cou

3、rse in the training program of industrial engineering. Human factors engineering optimizes human-machine-environment system to improve system productivity and ensure human health, safety and comfort. This course takes production (or service) and management systems as research objects, focuses on the

4、 people in the system, and focuses on the relationship between man, machine, and environment. It systematically introduces the relevant ideas, theories, and methods of human factors engineering. Through the study of this course, students will grasp the physiological and psychological characteristics

5、 of people from the perspective of engineering, and to make scientific suggestions on engineering design, work arrangement, environmental layout, etc. from the perspective of suitable physiological and psychological characteristics of people, establish a reasonable and feasible practical scheme for

6、the man-machine-environment system, so that the operator can obtain a comfortable, healthy, safe and reliable working environment.Course ResourcesTextbook:Guo Fu, Qian Shengsan. Human factors engineering (second edition) M. Beijing： China Machine Press, 2018.Bibliography:1. Rau Pei-luen Patrick. Human factors： Foundation and practice M. Beijing： China Renmin University Press, 2013.Reading materials:1. Papers related to human factors and ergonomics in CNKI and Web of Science.2. NormanThe design of everyday things.