Concurrent Engineering: A Partnership Approach
Author(s) -
Russell R. Barton,
Robert P. Smith,
José Luís Fernández Zayas,
Craig A. Nowack
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--5935
Subject(s) - general partnership , curriculum , engineering education , product (mathematics) , new product development , session (web analytics) , concurrent engineering , product design , process (computing) , computer science , engineering ethics , engineering management , engineering , mathematics education , sociology , management , pedagogy , political science , psychology , world wide web , mathematics , operations management , programming language , geometry , scheduling (production processes) , law , economics
There is an increasing focus on product development in engineering education. This change is a response to the need for engineering graduates to be able to provide immediate and tangible benefit to manufacturing companies in an era of heightened competitiveness. The focus on integrative product development aspects in the manufacturing process have been termed concurrent or simultaneous engineering, a focus which echoes long-standing themes in product development practices.1’lz Nevertheless, presenting these ideas in undergraduate engineering education calls for a departure from the usual content and pedagogical approaches.
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