Mechanical Engineering AV, Industrial Production, 7.5 credits

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Maskinteknik AV, Industriell produktion, 7,5 hp
Mechanical Engineering AV, Industrial Production, 7.5 credits

General data

  • Code: MT039A
  • Subject/Main field: Mechanical Engineering alt. Quality Technology and Management
  • Cycle: Second cycle
  • Credits: 7,5
  • Progressive specialization: A1F - Second cycle, has second-cycle course/s as entry requirements
  • Education area: Teknik 100%
  • Answerable faculty: Faculty of Science, Technology and Media
  • Answerable department: Engineering, Mathematics, and Science Education
  • Approved: 2023-11-14
  • Version valid from: 2024-01-15

Aim

The course aims to provide knowledge and understanding of industrial production. The student should be able to account for and analyze a production environment from logistical, economic, and qualitative perspectives and gain an understanding of both the use of additive methods (AM) in industrial production and industry standards for both production and AM.

Course objectives

After completing the course, students should be able to:
- critically examine the role of companies and how the company's production is part of value chains,
- explain and analyze concepts and models in production economics theory,
- describe and use common methods for inventory management,
- apply and combine models and methods for quality management, and
- describe and analyze current standardization in the field of additive manufacturing and have knowledge of specific standards in some areas.

Content

- The technical rationalization movement
- The company as a model and role in value chain
- The goals and strategic role of production
- Products, product development and manufacturing processes
- Production processes, production administration, capacity, and layout
- Production flows, supply chains, Just-in-time, Lean, and queue theory
- Product quality, quality control and standard
- Standards for additive manufacturing
- Quality control in additive manufacturing: roles in a production chain, challenges, destructive and non-destructive testing
- Industrial production: Industry 4.0, digitization of the production chain
- Inventory theory
- Production economics, product calculation, investment calculation, the Dupont model

Entry requirements

Mechanical Engineering MA, Additive Manufacturing in Metal, 7.5 credits.

Selection rules and procedures

The selection process is in accordance with the Higher Education Ordinance and the local order of admission.

Teaching form

The education is implemented through seminars and self-studies.

Examination form

I101: Written assignments, 4.5 Credits
Grade scale: Seven-grade scale, A, B, C, D, E, Fx and F. Fx and F represent fail levels.

S101: Seminars, 3 Credits
Grade scale: Seven-grade scale, A, B, C, D, E, Fx and F. Fx and F represent fail levels.

Grading criteria for the subject can be found at www.miun.se/gradingcriteria.

The examiner has the right to offer alternative examination arrangements to students who have been granted the right to special support by Mid Sweden University’s disabilities adviser.

Examination restrictions

Students registered on this version of the course syllabus have the right to be examined 3 times within one year according to the specified examination forms. Thereafter the examination form is in according to the current course syllabus.

Grading system

Seven-grade scale, A, B, C, D, E, Fx and F. Fx and F represent fail levels.

Course reading

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Required literature

  • Author: Holweg M., Davies J., de Meyer A., Lawson B., W. Schmenner R.
  • Title: Process Theory - The Principles of Operations Management
  • Edition: First edition 2018
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

Literature will be supplemented with current examples and articles.

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The page was updated 10/14/2024