Brian N. Ndlovu is a Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering Lecturer. His research is primarily on simulation modelling, data analysis, and operation management, focusing mainly on aligning manufacturing control flow techniques and exploring how they can be tested or simulated using simulation modelling (which requires data wrangling and analysis knowledge). Furthermore, he teaches two third-year undergraduate modules and one honours module, i.e., Industrial Analysis for both undergraduate and honours and Simulation Modelling (undergraduate).

Research interests

He is interested in systems engineering mainly in artificial intelligence and self-driving (or autonomous) vehicles. His current research activities focus on the following areas:

• Simulation Modelling
• Operations management
• Data Analysis

Teaching duties

BAN 313: Industrial Analysis

BAN 780: Industrial Analysis

BPJ 410/420: Final Year Project

BCS 780: Industrial and Systems Engineering Research

Appointments

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