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Manufacturing Systems (18 Credits)

Using technology for the production of goods and services is a fundamental part of the human endeavor. Manufacturing, which is vital to the economic health of the nation, is one of the primary areas of study in technology. The competitive aspects of the global economy are also forcing rapid changes in manufacturing. To meet these challenges, manufacturers need capable and talented individuals in leadership positions in technical programs within universities as well as in businesses.

MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS SPECIALIZATION

A Manufacturing System can be defined as the means to operate and control processes that add value to a product. Another key characteristic of a manufacturing system is its ability to replicate the product profitably. While traditional manufacturing programs have focused on manufacturing technologies, manufacturing systems concentrates on all the activities and practices used to integrate an enterprise's production.

MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS SCHEDULE:

Univ. Course   Sp 21 Su 21 Fa 21 Sp 22 Su 22 Fa 22 Sp 23 Su 23 Fa 23 Sp 24 Su 24 Fa 24 Sp 25 Su 25 Fa 25
ECU ITEC 6407 Computer Integrated Manufacturing and Automation           X           X      
ECU ITEC 6903 Special Topics in Technology X     X     X     X     X    
ISU ECT 634 Automated Systems Integration   X     X     X     X     X  
ISU MFG 671 Systems in Manufacturing       X           X          
UCM IndM5212 Production and Operation Management     X     X     X     X     X
UCM IndM 6222 Princ & Prac of Lean     X     X     X     X     X
UCM TMD 6525 Manufactuing Economy     X           X           X
UCM TMD 7550 Current Issues       X           X          

 

MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS COURSE DESCRIPTIONS:

East Carolina University (ECU)

ITEC 6407: Computer Integrated Manufacturing and Automation (3 hours)

Advanced study of computer integrated manufacturing management.

 

East Carolina University (ECU)
ITEC 6903: Special Topics in Technology (3 hours)

Examination of contemporary analytical computer software used in manufacturing with critical analysis of the features of each system.

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Indiana State University (ISU)
ECT 634: Automated Systems Integration (3 hours)

A study of the theory, design, and application of computer interfacing techniques for use in integrated automated manufacturing systems. Methods and procedures employed in the integration and control of automated industrial systems will be examined and evaluated.

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Indiana State University (ISU)
MFG 671: Systems in Manufacturing (3 hours)

The methods and techniques used to plan and predict allocation of the manufacturing organization's resources from procurement of raw materials to the distribution of the final product. Systems strategies and procedures will be analyzed.

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University of Central Missouri (UCM)

IndM 5212:  Production and Operation Management (3 hours)

*condition admission, background courses in Manufacturing and Quality Systems.

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Indiana State University (ISU)

IndM 6222:  Principle and Practices of Lean Systems (3 hours)

*condition admission, background courses in Manufacturing and Quality Systems.

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Indiana State University (ISU)

TMD 6525: Manufacturing Economy (3 hours)

TMD 7550: Current Issues in Manufacturing (3 hours)

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