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Manufacturing training courses and schools

School: JER Online
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5S
Course Format: Online
5S is more of a people process than it is a manufacturing technique. And it is much more than simply cleaning up your area �?it is a discipline that truly can enable you and your organization to achieve greater results. This course will not only help you learn what 5S is, it will also help you successfully implement 5S within your own organization. If you want to improve your immediate work ...
 

School: Ferris State University
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Manufacturing Operations Management (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
The certificate in Manufacturing Operations Management is designed to give the student a basic understanding of the principles involved in developing and managing a process from input through finished product including quality control. Admission Requirements Any person who is admitted to the university degree program or the University Center for Extended Learning is welcome to seek the at...
 

Manufacturing Engineering Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Did you used to drive your parents up the wall by taking things apart ’just to see how they were put together’? (Or do you still do this?) If so, Manufacturing Engineering Technology may be the program for you! Simply put, manufacturing engineers figure out how to make products梐nything from tools to toys, cars to consumer goods, electronics to earthmovers. Good manufacturing engin...
 

Manufacturing Tooling Technology
Course Format: Classroom
Since its origination in 1956, the Manufacturing Tooling Technology program has developed a reputation as a national leader in the precision machining and tooling industries. In this program, students develop a solid technical foundation through the application of precision machining and tooling processes. Students learn to apply relevant mathematical calculations, interpret engineering dra...
 

School: University of Washington Online Learning
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Seminars on Advances in Manufacturing & Management
Course Format: Online
Current topics and advances made in manufacturing and management. Topics presented by invited speakers from academia and industry. Emphasis on the multidisciplinary nature of manufacturing and management
 

Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Course Format: Online
Design and analysis of advanced manufacturing systems from a strategic as well as technological perspective. Focus on information generation, management, and coordination aspects of complex manufacturing organizations. Examination of system integration alternatives and consequences for relationships with customers and suppliers.
 

Modern Manufacturing Processes
Course Format: Online
General survey and introduction to modern manufacturing engineering processes. Fundamental principles and practices of modern manufacturing processes. Case studies and exercises relating the course material directly to modern industrial practice.
 

Advanced Composites: Design & Manufacturing
Course Format: Online
Manufacturing and processing techniques of metal-, polymer-, and ceramic-matrix composites; design considerations related to manufacturing techniques; non-destructive testing of composite structures. Fiber-matrix interfacial features and interactions. Interfacial thermodynamics applied to selection of fiber-matrix combinations.
 

Computational Methods in Design and Manufacturing
Course Format: Online
Sampling size and accuracy: uniform, random, and Hammersley. Approximation of curves and surfaces. Optimization: minima and maxima. Search and gradient techniques. Line integral for geodesic and optimal path.
 

Quality Control in Manufacturing
Course Format: Online
Design of quality control systems in manufacturing. Use of advanced statistical process controls, sampling inspection techniques, process capability, and other statistical tools. Also included are vendor sourcing and control tools, methods for establishing specifications and tolerances, quality function deployment, and other quality control techniques.
 

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