Advanced Manufacturing Advanced Manufacturing Systems DesignSystems Design

© 1999 © 1999 John W. NazemetzJohn W. Nazemetz

Discussion SessionDiscussion Session

Discussion Topic:Discussion Topic: “Getting Started” “Getting Started”

August 17, 1999August 17, 1999

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ADVANCED ADVANCED MANUFACTURING MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS DESIGNSYSTEMS DESIGN

Discussion Session Discussion Session

““Getting Started”Getting Started”

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Welcome Aboard.

I’m Looking Forward tothe Semester.

Our Goal is a Stimulating,Mutually-Rewarding Experience.

WelcomWelcomee

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Course OverviewCourse Overview

Advanced Manufacturing Systems DesignAdvanced 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

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Class: A Virtual Class: A Virtual ExperienceExperience

• Course will be Delivered via Internet.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

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Video InterfaceVideo Interface

SLIDES

• Point 1• Point 2• Point 3

Hyperlink Controls

TalkingHead

Hyperlink Controls

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Viewing Compressed Viewing Compressed Video, Website, and Video, Website, and

SlidesSlides• System and Software RequirementsSystem and Software Requirements

– Internet Connection (33 mHz Recommended)

– Latest Version of Internet Explorer or Netscape• www.microsoft.com/windows/ie • www.netins.net/showcase/ams/netscape.html

– Latest Version of RealPlayer (Minimum OK)• www.real.com/products/player/index.html

– Office or PowerPoint Viewer• www.microsoft.com/downloads/search.asp?

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Websites and E-mailWebsites and E-mail

• Course WebsiteCourse Website– http://www.okstate.edu/ceat/ie/jnazem

e/Website%20-%20First%20Page.htm

• Video WebsiteVideo Website– http://web.ets.okstate.edu

• Questions/HelpQuestions/Help– E-mail (jnazeme@okstate.edu)

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Introduction to Course, Introduction to Course, Instructor, and Instructor, and ExpectationsExpectations

• On Compressed VideoOn Compressed Video– Course Objectives– Course Description– Instructor– Academic Integrity

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Course Topics (1)Course Topics (1)

• TopicsTopics– Introduction– CIM Definition and Historical Problems– CIM Model– Information Exchange– Product and Facility Life Cycle Model– Design Process and Information

Exchange– Concurrent Engineering

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Course Topics (2)Course Topics (2)• TopicsTopics

– Computer Aided Process Planning– CAM/NC– Automated Manufacturing Support

Systems• Automated Storage and Retrieval• Robotics• Automated Quality Control

– Concurrent (Virtual) Manufacturing Manufacturing Planning and Control• Philosophies/Theory and Techniques

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Course Topics (3)Course Topics (3)

• TopicsTopics– 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

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Course Topics (4)Course Topics (4)

• TopicsTopics– Techniques for Reducing Variation

• Group Technology• Reduction in “Manufacturing Cycle Time”• Marketing and Manufacturing Rationalization

– Systems Integration– Future Trends

– Topics from Student Research/Requests

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Paper/Paper TypesPaper/Paper Types

• Each Student Will Research a Topic Each Student Will Research a Topic or Areaor Area

• Types of Papers Types of Papers – Literature Survey– Technology Investigation– Application Investigation– Skills Development– Other Types as Approved by Instructor

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Class Meetings -LectureClass Meetings -Lecture

• Current Plan – Class MeetingsCurrent 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

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Class Meetings - Class Meetings - DiscussionDiscussion

• Current Plan –Class MeetingsCurrent 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

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Class OperationClass Operation

• Current Plan –Class OperationCurrent 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

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Class Class Meetings/OperationMeetings/Operation

• VideotapingVideotaping– Taping is “Reality Cinema”

• Reflects Classroom • One “Take” on “Talking Head”• Merged with PowerPoint® Slides• Single File on Website (ETS)• Errata, as Noted, on Website

• Tuesday Discussions will be Single Frame Presentation.

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Website Organization Website Organization (a)(a)

Main

Page/

Entry

Add’l

Text

Mat’ls

Topics

And

Schedule

Errata

(by topic)

Links

(by topic)

Q&A

(by topic)

CompressedVideo

(by topic)

Powerpoint® Slides

Links to AdditionalResources

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Website Organization Website Organization (b)(b)

Main

Page/

Entry

Add’l

Text

Mat’ls

Topics

And

Schedule

Errata

(by topic)

Links

(by topic)

Q&A

(by topic)

CompressedVideo

(by topic)

E-mail InstructorLinkage

Powerpoint® Slides

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Let’s View the Let’s View the WebsitesWebsites

• First Page of Course First Page of Course WebsiteWebsite• http:// www.okstate.edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ W

ebsite%20-%20First%20Page.htm

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Let’s View the Let’s View the WebsitesWebsites

• Student List on Course Student List on Course WebsiteWebsite• http:// www.okstate.edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ W

ebsite%20-%20Student%20List.htm

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Let’s View the Let’s View the WebsitesWebsites

• Topics and Schedule on Course Topics and Schedule on Course WebsiteWebsite

• http:// www.okstate.edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Website%20-%20Topics%20and%20 Schedule.htm

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Let’s View the Let’s View the WebsitesWebsites

• This Week’s Topics on Course This Week’s Topics on Course WebsiteWebsite

• http:// www.okstate.edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Week%201/Week’s%20Topics.htm

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Let’s View the Let’s View the WebsitesWebsites

• This Week’s Corrections/Errata on This Week’s Corrections/Errata on Course WebsiteCourse Website

• http:// www.okstate.edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Week%201/Week’s%20Errata.htm

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Let’s View the Let’s View the WebsitesWebsites

• This Week’s Links on Course This Week’s Links on Course WebsiteWebsite

• http:// www.okstate.edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Week%201/Week’s%20Links.htm

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Let’s View the Let’s View the WebsitesWebsites

• This Week’s Assignment on Course This Week’s Assignment on Course WebsiteWebsite

• http:// www.okstate.edu/ceat/ie/jnazeme/ Week%201/Week’s%20Assignments.htm

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Let’s View the Let’s View the WebsitesWebsites

• The ETS (Compressed Video) The ETS (Compressed Video) WebsiteWebsite

• http://web.ets.okstate.edu

Advanced Manufacturing Advanced Manufacturing Systems DesignSystems Design

© 1999 © 1999 John W. NazemetzJohn W. Nazemetz

Discussion SessionDiscussion Session

”Getting Started” ”Getting Started”

END OF DISCUSSIONEND OF DISCUSSION

August 17, 1999August 17, 1999