Master by Taught Course

Main Supervisor
NoNameStatusTitleDate
1Afagh MalekGraduatedAssessment of Ketchup Companies Performance in Malaysia2011-2012
2Le Tran Trung KienGraduatedDetermination of Safety Inventory Under Uncertain Conditions2011-2012
3Masoud Rahiminezhad GalankashiGraduatedAssessment of Supply Chain Strategies and Factors Affecting Selection of Suppliers for Electrical Companies2011-2012
4Sulaiha AliGraduatedPerformance Measurement Metrics for Vegetables Supply Chain in Malaysia2012-2013
5Umi Kalsom OthmanGraduatedLean practice evaluation in poultry sectors2012-2013
6Farhad ZiaeiGraduatedSupply Chain Strategies and Competitor’s Priority in Appliances Companies using AHP Method2012-2013
7Saeed MohebbiGraduatedAnalysis Barriers in Implementing Reverse Logistics among Small and Medium Enterprises Electronic Manufacturers in Johor Bahru Malaysia2012-2013
8Obanimomo Kafayat ToyinGraduatedPerformance Measurement Indicator for Downstream Agricultural Supply Chain in Malaysia2012-2013
9Liyana Abdul GafarGraduatedSupplier Selection for EPCC Company of Oil and Gas Industry2013-2014
10Kiefa Vamba KonnehGraduatedSystem Dynamics Approach to Supply Chain Performance Measurement in SME2015-2016
11Mohd Azlan Fahmi Muhammad AzmiGraduatedAnalysis and prototype of quay crane workstation for port operator2016-2017
12Fatin ‘Izzati IshakGraduatedA Framework for Quantitative Risk Assessment at Port2016-2017
13Nor Hasbullah IbrahimGraduatedEstimation of Safety Factor Gantry Brake for Quay Crane2017-2018
14Azza Zuwaty DinGraduatedSystematic Methodology for Data Conversion from 3D Scanner Points to Catia Software2019-2020
15Tee Chee Hong OngoingHigh Accuracy Cloud Point Scanning Method based on Dual Laser 3D-Scanner with Head Profile2020-present
16Ong Joo BoonOngoingDimensions Accuracy of 3D Scanner for Different Races of Head and Face Measurement2020-present
Co-Supervisor
1SanusiGraduatedOptimization of Round Shape Floating LNG Supply Chain Efficiency with Simulation Modeling2012-2013
2Afif Aimaduddin ParnonGraduatedProductivity Improvements Using Lean Practices at Japanese Electrical and Electronics Manufacturing2012-2013

About niza

Azanizawati Ma’aram is a senior lecturer at the School of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM). She obtained her Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical-Industrial) and Master of Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing Technology) from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia. She pursued her Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D) (Management) at the University of Liverpool, United Kingdom. She has held several positions including Head of Industrial Panel, Postgraduate Coordinator for Master of Science (Industrial Engineering), and Laboratory Coordinator for Industrial Engineering. She is certified as an Engineering Technologist (Ts.) from the Malaysia Board of Technologists (MBOT). She is a member of the International Association of Engineers (IAENG) and the Board of Engineers (BEM) Malaysia. She has taught courses in industrial engineering, supply chain management (undergraduate and postgraduate levels), engineering management and safety, work design, ergonomics and research methodology. Her research interests include supply chain management, performance measurement, lean manufacturing, sustainability, ergonomics, safety, and medical devices. She is currently active as a Project Leader and a Project Member on numerous research projects and has secured several grants funded by the university, Ministry of Education (MoE) and industrial grants that involve hospitals, industry collaborators as well as international researchers.
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