Prof. of Operations Management and Tisone Teaching Scholar in the Graduate School of Business of the University of Colorado at Boulder. Lawrence teaches courses in Operations and Technology Management, Entrepreneurship and is the recipient of several teaching awards. His research interest include production scheduling, technology selection and acquisition, capacity management and entrepreneurship. He received BS and MS degrees in engineering from Purdue University and his doctorate from Carnegie-Mellon University. Emphasis is placed on product development and support and market analysis in both traditional and entrepreneurial company settings.
Students apply lessons learned to a product introduction project.
Experience includes entrepreneurial businesses to Fortune 500 companies and government laboratories to academic institutions. Intended for students wanting assistance in developing basic writing and communication skills and English composition techniques. Designed to help students become more efficient at communicating technical information. Focuses on technical writing, but also devotes some time to oral presentations. Provides instruction on how to produce clear, organized and logical documents.