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Dr. E. Lile Murphree, Jr.
Tel: (202) 994-3795 |
Education
BSCE Civil Engineering, University of Mississippi, 1954
M.S. Civil Engineering, The Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
1958
M.A. Mathematics, University of Mississippi, 1962
Ph.D. Civil Engineering (Systems), University of Illinois, at
Urbana-Champaign, 1967
Titles
Professor of Department of Engineering
Management, The George Washington University.
Course Director/Instructor
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Course Director:
EMgt 210 - Engineering Law
EMgt 241 - Introduction to Management of Construction
EMgt 242 - Construction Project Managemen
EMgt 243 - Construction Cost Management
EMgt 245 - Facilities Operation and Maintenance Management
EMgt 293 - Technical Enterprises
EMgt 344 - Construction Management Seminar
Research Interests
Dr. Murphree's research interests and publications are in computer applications in construction and facilities management, computer software systems, operations research, and organization theory.
Books Authored or Edited
Selected Papers
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* The Economics of a Life Cycle Cost Data Base
(1993):
- Part I, Analysis Models
- Part II, Cost of Supplying the Data
(reviewed by the Engineering Economics, under revision)
* Tsimberdonis, A., and E.L. Murphree, Jr., "Equipment Management Through Operational Failure Costs, " Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, American Society of Civil Engineering and Management, American Society of Civil Engineers, vol. 120, no. 3, September 1994, pp. 522-535.
* Abbasi, Ghaleb and E.L. Murphree, Jr., "Management of Prefabricated Component-built Structures," Dirisat (Series B: Pure and Applied Sciences, vol. 21B, no. 3, May 1994, pp. 7-27)
* Mezher, TouEic, M. Abdul-Malik, and E.L. Murphree, Jr., "Decision Support System Framework for Construction Technology Transfer and Diffusion, submitted to Transportation Research Board, National Research Council, Committee on Construction Management, TRP paper No. 950746, August 1994.- Part I, Analysis Models
Miscellaneous
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Last Revised: March 4, 1998
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