CURRICULUM VITAE

EMMANUEL S. ENEYO, Ph.D.

Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville
Edwardsville, IL 62026-1805
Office: (618) 692-3185; Fax: (618) 692-2555
E-mail: eeneyo@siue.edu
URL: http://www.siue.edu/~eeneyo

EDUCATION

Ph.D. PURDUE UNIVERSITY, WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA
Industrial Engineering (Production/Manufacturing Systems), 1991
MSISE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Industrial and Systems Engineering, 1981
BSISE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Industrial and Systems Engineering, 1980

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY, STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA

Industrial Engineering, August 1976 - May 1978

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

July 1995- Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering,
Present Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, Edwardsville, Illinois

Currently engaged in teaching and research in the following areas: engineering economics, methods design and work measurement, production planning and control, simulation modeling, and knowledge-based systems in engineering.

Dec 1989- Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering,
June 1995 Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville, Edwardsville, Illinois

Aug 1987- Graduate Instructor, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
Dec 1989

Taught an undergraduate course in engineering economic analysis. Responsibilities included curriculum development, lectures, examinations and grades assignments as well as the supervision of six graduate teaching assistants.

Aug 1984- Research Assistant, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
Dec 1989

Engaged in a research study for developing a framework for controlling maintenance operations of computer integrated manufacturing systems. The research was funded by the Chair of Manufacturing at Purdue and the National Science Foundation.

Sep 1980- Teaching Assistant, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California
Jun 1981

Responsible for grading undergraduate students' homework in probability theory and statistics in the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering.

INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE

1982 - 1984 Senior Plant Engineering Analyst, ROHR INDUSTRIES, INC., RIVERSIDE, CA

Responsible for conducting systems and productivity studies crucial to project engineering, facilities and maintenance administration. Analyzed and systematized in-house functions for automated control. Developed customized computer application programs for improved utilization of personnel, equipment, materials, and facilities in the area of plant maintenance through such functions as work order planning and scheduling, preventive and corrective maintenance program, inventory control of equipment and spare parts, and purchase requisitions tracking.

Accomplishment: Implemented an installation of a computerized work order tracking and corporate budgeting systems.

1981 - 1982 Industrial Engineer, ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL, DOWNEY, CALIFORNIA

Duties included originating facility resource planning to accomplish major office modernization, creating office layout plans, evaluating and determining need for facilities and equipment requirements and originating actions to satisfy long and immediate area requirements.

1980 - 1981 Engineer, BECHTEL POWER CORPORATION, NORWALK, CALIFORNIA

Duties included maintaining, updating and reviewing project documents and vendor prints for compliance with codes, corporate standards and specifications, utilizing application of ASME codes and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) regulations to construction of nuclear power plants. Monitored schedules to assure that program delivery requirements were met.

SUMMARIZED AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

Knowledge-Based Expert Systems

Conducting research to explore the potential uses of artificial intelligence (AI) and knowledge-based expert systems as non-numerical computing tools for engineering design, analysis, and control. Primary focus is on the design and application of knowledge-based expert systems for fault diagnosis, real-time process supervision and control in CIM systems.

Integrated Production Systems

Research focuses primarily on the integration of automated production functions notably: aggregate production planning, inventory control, materials requirement planning, capacity planning, scheduling and maintenance. The desired goal rests on how the various decision-making techniques are employed to achieve efficient utilization of constrained resources.

Methods Design and Work Measurement

Involved in the productivity improvement aspect of methods design and the determination of standards for performing specific tasks including wage incentive programs.

Engineering Costs and Production Economics

Engaged in the examination of economic analysis of potential system design alternatives and the development of cost estimates whenever a new production/technology is contemplated.

Systems Simulation

Expertise in simulation modeling of large-scale systems involving the design and the development of mathematical-logical model of a system and conducting experiments with this model on a digital computer.

INSTRUCTION

Teaching Assignments at SIUE

IE305/IE345 - Engineering Economic Analysis 1989/90 - Present
IE420/IE470 - Advanced Manufacturing Engineering 1992/1993
IE421/IE451 - Methods Design and Work Measurement 1991/92 - Present
IE423/IE483 - Production Planning and Control 1990/91 - Present
IE492 - Introduction to Knowledge Engineering 1990/91
IE492/IE497 - Knowledge-Based Systems 1991/92 -Present
CE492/CE497 - Knowledge-Based Systems "
EE492/EE487 - Knowledge-Based Systems "
IE492 - Individual Independent Studies 1991/92 - Present
CE597/EE587 - Intelligent Engineering Systems 1994/95 - Present

Grants Received for Excellence in Undergraduate Education

SIUE, "Upgrade of CIM Laboratory Equipment," (Co-PI), [#95-024, $28,376], 1994.
SIUE, "IE Applications Laboratory," (Co-PI), [#95-051, $2,000], 1994.
SIUE, "CAD/CAM/Quality Design Laboratory," (Co-PI), [#94-028, $17,745], 1993.
SIUE, "Teaching Automated Manufacturing" workshop, (PI), Faculty Development Fund, [$795, #93G001], 1992.

Faculty Enhancement for Improved Curriculum and Teaching Methods

NSF Sponsored Follow-up CIM Workshop for Engineering Faculty Enhancement, - University of Missouri, Rolla, May 14-15, 1993.
Teaching Automated Manufacturing: Beyond Concept to Implementation, (1.0 CEU) - Society of Manufacturing Engineers, AUTOFACT'92, Cobo Center, Detroit, Michigan, November 1992. Funded by SIUE Faculty Development Project, #93G001.
NSF Sponsored CIM Workshop for Engineering Faculty Enhancement, (0.6 CEU) - University of Missouri, Rolla, and General Motors Corporation, June 9-14, 1991.

Development of New Courses

1991: IE492 - Introduction to Knowledge Engineering
Was developed and taught for the first time to seniors in Industrial Engineering as a technical elective.
1992: IE492/CE492 - Knowledge-Based Systems
The course "Introduction to Knowledge Engineering" was upgraded to accommodate the needs of seniors and graduate students in Civil Engineering, and the course title was changed to "Knowledge-Based Systems".
1993: IE492/CE492/EE492 - Knowledge-Based Systems
The needs of the graduate students in Electrical Engineering were accommodated by a slight upgrade of the subject contents. All three classes meet together at the same time slot. The three courses as a result of the conversion from quarters to semesters are numbered IE497, CE497 and EE487 and are cross-listed in the catalog.
1994: CE597/EE587 - Intelligent Engineering Systems
Development of an advanced level course in artificial neural networks for engineering graduate students was undertaken and offered for the first time in Summer 1995.

Other Teaching-Related Activities

Participated in 2/24 Videoconference sponsored by the Office of the Provost and entitled "How Students Learn, How Teachers Teach, and What Goes Wrong With the Process," by Richard M. Felder, February 1994.
Presented a paper on "CIM Activities in SIUE" in NSF Sponsored Follow-up Workshop, The University of Missouri, Rolla, May 14-15, 1993.
Arranged a plant tour of a local brick production facility for students in IE420 - Advanced Manufacturing Engineering, Spring 1993.
Was appointed to the Graduate Faculty of SIUE (Graduate I) by the Dean of the Graduate School, 1992.
Initiated an Industry/Academic Co-operative Venture on Productivity Improvement with Anheuser-Busch, Inc., St. Louis, MO, 1990. A source of strength to our capstone design course - IE424/IE484.

RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP

Selected Publications

Eneyo, E. S., "Technology Transfer to Developing Countries: The Missing Links," International Journal of Industrial Engineering, Vol. 2, No. 3, September 1995, pp. 179-188.
Udoka, Silvanus J. and E. S. Eneyo, "A Framework for Technology Adoption In Developing Countries: Nigeria as Case Example," Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Manufacturing Technology, Lagos, Nigeria, August 8-11, 1994.
Eneyo, E. S., "Modeling Production Systems Planning and Control Using Design/IDEF," Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Computers and Industrial Engineering, Ashikaga, Japan, March 7-9, 1994.
Van Roekel, J. H., H. F. Lee, E. S. Eneyo, and S. C. Karacal, "CIM Activities at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville," Conference Proceedings for Computer Integrated Manufacturing Education, The University of Missouri, Rolla, May 14-15, 1993.
Eneyo, E. S. and Wagar Ghulam, "Consideration of Factors for Technology Transfer To Developing Countries: Oman as Case Example," Technical Report #93-2, Department of Industrial Engineering, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, IL, March 1993.
Eneyo, E. S. and M. M. Barash, "A Relational Data Model for Maintenance of Manufacturing Systems," in Ahmad, M. M and Sullivan, W. G., (eds.), Factory Automation and Information Management, CRC Press, Boca Raton, Florida, 1991, pp. 313-322. .
Eneyo, E. S. and M. M. Barash, "An Integrated Maintenance Planning and Control Framework for Automated Manufacturing Systems," Technical Report, TR-ERC91-9, Engineering Research Center for Intelligent Manufacturing systems, Purdue University, West lafayette, Indiana, June 1991.
Eneyo, E. S. and M. M. Barash, "A High-Level Planning Scheme for Designing Manufacturing-Maintenance Systems," Proceedings of the Third Annual Conference on Productivity and Computer Integrated Engineering and Manufacturing, Tampa, Florida, November 14-16, 1990, pp. 46-50.
Eneyo, E. S., "Manufacturing - The Platform of Economic Prosperity," African Link, January 1990.
Eneyo, E. S., M. M. Barash and J. J. Talavage, "A Prototype Expert System for Diagnosing Machine Tools," Proceedings of the IIE International Annual Conference, Orlando, Florida, May 1988, pp. 439-444.

Selected Presentations

Eneyo, E. S., "Teaching Integrated Topics in Operations Management," Presented at the 4th INFORMS National Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, November 3-6, 1996.
Eneyo, E. S., "Analyzing Trade-Offs Between Production and Maintenance Effectiveness," Presented at the 2nd INFORMS National Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, October 29-November 1, 1995.
Eneyo, E. S., "The Missing Links in the Transfer of International Technology: What African Business Leaders Need to Know," Presented at the International Workshop on Trade and Business With Africa, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 9-10, 1994.
Udoka, Silvanus J. and E. S. Eneyo, "A Framework for Technology Adoption in Developing Countries: Nigeria as Case Example," Presented at the Second International Conference on Manufacturing Technology, Lagos, Nigeria, August 8-11, 1994.
Eneyo, E. S., "Spreadsheet Modeling of Integrated Production Control Systems," Presented at the 36th ORSA/TIMS Joint National Meeting, Phoenix, Arizona, October 31-November 3, 1993.
Van Roekel, J. H., H. F. Lee, E. S. Eneyo, and S. C. Karacal, "CIM Activities at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville," Presented at the NSF sponsored Follow-up Workshop for Engineering Faculty Enhancement, The University of Missouri, Rolla, May 14-15, 1993.
Eneyo, E. S., "An Overview of Research Directions on Advanced Manufacturing Systems," Symposium on Advances in Manufacturing Processes and Systems, Center for Intelligent Manufacturing Systems, Purdue University, West lafayette, May 21-23, 1992.
Eneyo, E. S., "Design of Knowledge-Based Maintenance Control Systems for Automated Manufacturing," Invited presentation at the 33rd TIMS/ORSA Joint National Meeting, Orlando, Florida, April 26-29, 1992.
Eneyo, E. S., "Input Modeling of Manufacturing-Maintenance Control Data," Presented at the 31st TIMS/ORSA Joint National Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee, May 12-15, 1991.
Eneyo, E. S. and M. M. Barash, "A High-Level Planning Scheme for Designing Manufacturing-Maintenance Systems," Presented at the Third Annual Conference on Productivity and Computer Integrated Engineering and Manufacturing, Tampa, Florida, November 14-16, 1990, pp. 46-50.
Eneyo, E. S., "Some Observations on the Problems of Technology Transfer to African Countries," Presented to the African Students Association at Purdue University, Annual Forum on African Issues and Perspectives, Spring 1989.
Eneyo, E. S., M. M. Barash and J. J. Talavage, "A Prototype Expert System for Diagnosing Machine Tools," Presented at the IIE International Annual Conference, Orlando, Florida, May 1988, pp. 439-444.

Internal Research Grants

Southern Illinois University (SIUE), "Real-Time Modeling of Integrated Production Control Systems," Summer Research Fellowship, (PI), $5,000, Summer 1994 (Awarded).
Southern Illinois University (SIUE), "Production Constraints As Control Variables for Maintenance Systems Planning," Summer Research Fellowship, (PI), $5,000, Summer 1993, (Awarded).
Southern Illinois University (SIUE), "Supervised Learning Approaches to Maintenance Control Processes," Summer Research Fellowship, (PI), $2,000, Summer 1992 (Awarded).
Southern Illinois University (SIUE), "Research Equipment and Tools Competition Award," (Co-PI), $5,305, 1992 (Awarded).
Southern Illinois University (SIUE), "Design of Knowledge-Based Control System for Failure and Recovery in Flexible Manufacturing Cells," Funded University Research, (PI), $10,000, AY-1991/92, (Awarded).
Southern Illinois University (SIUE), "Input Modeling of Manufacturing-Maintenance Control Data," University Recognized Research, (PI), AY-1990/91 (Awarded).

External Research Grants

EDS Unigraphics (EDS), "EDS Unigraphics VPD Maturity Assessment Tool Development," (Co-PI), $33,843, 1994 (Not Awarded).
Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), "Academic Agility: Keeping CIM Education Ahead," (Co-PI), $2,795,123, 1993 (Not Awarded).

Research Items in Progress

"A Generalized Scheme for Global Technology Transfer," with S. J. Udoka (North Carolina A&T State University) and D. F. Jackson (University of Tennessee).

UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

Service to the University

Senator: SIUE Faculty Senate, 1996 - Present
Chair: Academic Standards and Policies Committee, 1996 - Present.
Member: School of Engineering Computer/Equipment Committee, 1993 - Present
Chair: 1995 - Present.
Advisor: Student Chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers, 1992 - Present.
Member: Civil Engineering Faculty Search Committee, 1994-1995
School of Engineering Representative: SIUE Calendar Implementation Committee
Participated in a series of meetings discussing the implementation strategies for a smooth conversion process with sample runs prior to scheduled dateline (Fall 1993), 1991 - 1993.
Member: Industrial Engineering Faculty Search Committee, 1992.
School of Engineering Representative: SIUE Calendar Conversion Committee
Participated in a series of weekly roundtable discussions over a period of one year examining three principal charges as instructed by the President regarding the desirability of a University-wide conversion from Quarter system to Semester system, 1990-1991.
Mentor: SIUE Freshman Mentoring Program
Participated in the Freshmen Mentoring Project, and served as a mentor to selected incoming Freshmen students, 1990-1991.
Member: SIUE Assessment Plan for General Education and Baccalaureate Objectives
Participated in a series of Roundtable workshops on the Assessment Plan for General Education and Baccalaureate Objectives (known as the "Implementation of Recommendation #5 of the Assessment Plan"), 1990.
Member: Industrial Engineering Department Chair Search Committee, 1990.

Service to the Community

Junior Achievement of the Greater St. Louis Area
Actively involved with SIUE student chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers in participating in the delivery process of the Elementary School Programs of the Junior Achievement of the Greater St. Louis Area., 1993 - 1994.
Consultant - Center for Advancement of Management and Productivity (CAMP), SIUE
Performed consulting services to local manufacturing industries (e.g. Lumbermate, Inc., AEL Defense Corporation, Chelar and Tool Die, Inc., etc.) through CAMP, 1993 - Present
Industry/Academia Co-operative Venture
Initiated an Industry/Academia co-operative venture on productivity improvement with Anheuser-Busch, Inc., St. Louis, Missouri, to strengthen our capstone design course and provide opportunity for faculty research projects, 1990 - Present.

Professional Activities

Memberships

Senior Member: Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE)
Senior Member: Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME)
Senior Member: Computer and Automated Systems Association of SME (CASA)
Member: American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE)
Member: Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS)

Services

Served as a panelist for National Science Foundation to review proposals on "Engineering Research Deployment Teaching Initiative", Washington, D.C., March 1994.
Served as a member on the international committee for organizing the Africa-USA International Conference on Manufacturing Technology, 1993 - Present.
Refereed extended abstracts for a sponsored technical session for TIMS/ORSA Joint National Meeting, Orlando, Florida, April 1992.
Chaired an invited technical session for TIMS/ORSA Joint National Meeting, Orlando, Florida, April 1992.
Actively involved in the local chapters' activities of the IIE and SME of the Greater St. Louis Area, 1990 - Present.

Honors, Awards and Distinctions

Alpha Pi Mu - National Industrial Engineering Honor Society.
Tau Beta Pi - National Engineering Honor Society.
Archimedes Circles - Outstanding Graduating Senior Award, University of Southern California.
Certificate of Appreciation - Society of Minority Managers, Purdue University.
Engineer-In-Training License, State of California, 1982.

COMPUTER SKILLS

Primary programming languages are C, Visual C++ (Object-Oriented Programming language), Fortran and Basic, but occasionally program in COBOL, Pascal, Lisp and Prolog.
Expert systems development shells used include LEVEL5 OBJECT, VP-EXPERT, Knowledge Pro, KES (Knowledge Engineering Systems), KEE (Knowledge Engineering Environment), and CLIPS.
General purpose simulation languages used include SLAM, SIMAN, and GPSS.
Operating systems used include UNIX, VAX/VMS, and MS-DOS, Windows NT, Windows 95.
Computers used include NeXTstation, SUN workstation, VAX 11/780, VAX 11/750, IBM-PC/compatibles and IBM mainframe.
Experienced in installing and training end-users of micro-computers popular application programs for spreadsheets, word processing, database, and CAD systems.

REFERENCES

Available upon request.

Last update: January 23, 1997, by eeneyo@siue.edu