Manufacturing Systems Analysis and Design

Manufacturing Systems Analysis and Design
Analysis, synthesis, and control of processing and assembly operations; mathematical modeling of manufacturing processes; systems integration; applying conservation principles to processing and assembly operations.
ME EN
482
 Hours3.0 Credit, 3.0 Lecture, 0.0 Lab
 PrerequisitesMeEn 250, 282; or equivalents.
 Taught 
 ProgramsContaining ME EN 482
Course Outcomes

Material Bahavior

Students will apply fundamental mathematical models to understand and estimate material behavior in manufacturing processes.

Part Processing Requirements

Students will be able to estimate the force and power (energy/time) requirements to process conventional parts, using modern tools and machines.

Electronics Manufacturing

Students will understand the importance of and tools used in electronics manufacturing.

Flexible Manufacturing Centers and Systems

Students will understand the control processes used in Flexible Manufacturing Centers and Systems.

Information Synthesis

Students will be able to select and review technical paper(s) relating to a course subject area, digest relevant course information, and correlate the results with the mathematical models discussed in the course, also rendering good judgment as to whether the paper is useful to modern manufacturing methods.