Advanced Manufacturing Systems Design 1999 John W

Advanced Manufacturing Systems Design © 1999 John W. Nazemetz Discussion Session Discussion Topic: “Getting Started” August 17, 1999 Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS DESIGN Discussion Session “Getting Started” Slide 2 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Welcome Aboard. I’m Looking Forward to the Semester. Our Goal is a Stimulating, Mutually-Rewarding Experience. Slide 3 Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Course Overview Advanced Manufacturing Systems Design – “Computer Integrated Manufacturing” • Emphasis on the Role and Value of Information in Manufacturing Activities • Broad Life Cycle Definition of “Manufacturing” Concept Design Manufacture Use Disposal • System Elements/Technologies • Iterative Interaction of the System Elements Slide 4 Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Class: A Virtual Experience • Course will be Delivered via Internet. – “Lectures” will be available on the Internet. – “Discussions and Demonstrations” will be conducted “live” and also videotaped and delivered by compressed video for those not able to participate from remote sites. – Extensive Course Website Established. – Electronic Communication and Information Dissemination Slide 5 Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Video Interface Talking Head Hyperlink Controls SLIDES • Point 1 • Point 2 • Point 3 Hyperlink Controls Slide 6 Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Viewing Compressed Video, Website, and Slides • System and Software Requirements – Internet Connection (33 m. Hz Recommended) – Latest Version of Internet Explorer or Netscape • www. microsoft. com/windows/ie • www. netins. net/showcase/ams/netscape. html – Latest Version of Real. Player (Minimum OK) • www. real. com/products/player/index. html – Office or Power. Point Viewer • www. microsoft. com/downloads/search. asp? Slide 7 Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Websites and E-mail • Course Website – http: //www. okstate. edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Website%20 -%20 First%20 Page. htm • Video Website – http: //web. ets. okstate. edu • Questions/Help – E-mail (jnazeme@okstate. edu) Slide 8 Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Introduction to Course, Instructor, and Expectations • On Compressed Video – – Slide 9 Course Objectives Course Description Instructor Academic Integrity © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Course Topics (1) • Topics – – – – Slide 10 Introduction CIM Definition and Historical Problems CIM Model Information Exchange Product and Facility Life Cycle Model Design Process and Information Exchange Concurrent Engineering © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Course Topics (2) • Topics – Computer Aided Process Planning – CAM/NC – Automated Manufacturing Support Systems • Automated Storage and Retrieval • Robotics • Automated Quality Control – Concurrent (Virtual) Manufacturing Planning and Control • Philosophies/Theory and Techniques Slide 11 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Course Topics (3) • Topics – Manufacturing Information Systems – Information Modeling • Information Exchange Standards and Data Modeling with ISO 10303 -11 – Configuration Management – Dealing with Legacy Systems – Problems Resulting from Variation in Manufacturing Systems Slide 12 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Course Topics (4) • Topics – Techniques for Reducing Variation • Group Technology • Reduction in “Manufacturing Cycle Time” • Marketing and Manufacturing Rationalization – Systems Integration – Future Trends – Topics from Student Research/Requests Slide 13 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Paper/Paper Types • Each Student Will Research a Topic or Area • Types of Papers – – – Slide 14 Literature Survey Technology Investigation Application Investigation Skills Development Other Types as Approved by Instructor © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Class Meetings -Lecture • Current Plan – Class Meetings – 100 -120 minutes of Lecture each Week – All Students to View Lectures via Internet • Allows Students to Control Process/Timing • Enables Flexible Adherence to Schedule • Promotes Better/Easier Learning than Three-Hour Lecture • Captures Lectures for Reuse/Selective Improvement Slide 15 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Class Meetings Discussion • Current Plan –Class Meetings – 30 – 50 minutes of Discussion/ Demonstration most Tuesday Evenings – Exception – Instructor Travel – All Students to Participate/Lead • • Designated “Lead Questioners” Enables Interaction/Sharing of Experiences More “Interesting” than Formal Lecture Participate “Live” or “Pre- and Post-” – Videotape of Session on Web Slide 16 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Class Operation • Current Plan –Class Operation – Lecture Materials to be Placed on Web 1 -2 Weeks before “Scheduled” • Allows for Student/Instructor Travel/Flexibility – Reading/Learning Process under Student Control Throughout Period Preceding Discussion Sessions • Allows Asynchronous Interaction – E-mail Questions as They Arise – Will Post. – Errata Published as Discovered Slide 17 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Class Meetings/Operation • Videotaping – Taping is “Reality Cinema” • • • Reflects Classroom One “Take” on “Talking Head” Merged with Power. Point® Slides Single File on Website (ETS) Errata, as Noted, on Website • Tuesday Discussions will be Single Frame Presentation. Slide 18 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Website Organization (a) Main Page/ Entry Compressed Video (by topic) Powerpoint® Slides Topics Errata And (by topic) Schedule Q&A Add’l Text Mat’ls Slide 19 Links to Additional Resources Links (by topic) © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Website Organization (b) Main Page/ Entry Compressed Video (by topic) Powerpoint® Slides Topics Errata And (by topic) Schedule Q&A Add’l Links Text Mat’ls Slide 20 E-mail Instructor Linkage (by topic) © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Let’s View the Websites • First Page of Course Website • http: // www. okstate. edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Website%20 -%20 First%20 Page. htm Slide 21 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Let’s View the Websites • Student List on Course Website • http: // www. okstate. edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Website%20 -%20 Student%20 List. htm Slide 22 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Let’s View the Websites • Topics and Schedule on Course Website • http: // www. okstate. edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Website%20 -%20 Topics%20 and%20 Schedule. htm Slide 23 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Let’s View the Websites • This Week’s Topics on Course Website • http: // www. okstate. edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Week%201/Week’s%20 Topics. htm Slide 24 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Let’s View the Websites • This Week’s Corrections/Errata on Course Website • http: // www. okstate. edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Week%201/Week’s%20 Errata. htm Slide 25 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Let’s View the Websites • This Week’s Links on Course Website • http: // www. okstate. edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Week%201/Week’s%20 Links. htm Slide 26 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Let’s View the Websites • This Week’s Assignment on Course Website • http: // www. okstate. edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Week%201/Week’s%20 Assignments. htm Slide 27 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Let’s View the Websites • The ETS (Compressed Video) Website • http: //web. ets. okstate. edu Slide 28 © 1999 John W. Nazemetz

Advanced Manufacturing Systems Design © 1999 John W. Nazemetz Discussion Session ”Getting Started” END OF DISCUSSION August 17, 1999 Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems