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5511 IE - Human Factors and Work Analysis Homework Problems will be taken from Methods, Standards and Work Design by Neibel and Freivalds, noted unless otherwise. 1. Homework 3. Due 10/10/2007 Chapter 4, questions: 20, 14; Problem 2. Chapter 5, questions: 3, 4, 6; Problem 1.
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