Manufacturing Enterprise Simulation As The Foundation Course And Synergistic Focus Of Advanced Course Hands On Application
Author(s) -
Phil Waldrop
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--4124
Subject(s) - excellence , engineering management , engineering , course (navigation) , computer science , knowledge management , manufacturing engineering , aerospace engineering , political science , law
This paper describes the effective utilization and benefits of a hands-on laboratory-based production enterprise simulation course as the introductory foundation for subsequent IT or IET program major courses. Using the Georgia Southern University B.S.-Manufacturing degree program’s nationallyrecognized enterprise course as a model, the following key outcome-oriented benefits will be presented: “big picture” understanding of the industrial enterprise as a system; provision of a common base of experience which provides motivating synergy of upper-division course content; and a functioning production operation providing the capability to apply time studies, plant layout, lean concepts, tool design, ergonomics, automation and related studies in a tangible, hands-on basis to enhance major courses.
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