Manufacturing Planning and Control Systems
Adm 126This advanced course considers the theoretical and fundamental principles guiding Manufacturing Planning and Control Systems (MPCS) in advance production situations. It aims to enhance the effective organizational management of industrial operations, focusing on sustainability, profitability, and corporate advancement. The course emphasizes the necessity of developing MPCS in the context of... Read more
Learning Outcomes
- Understand and apply the theoretical and fundamental principles of Manufacturing Planning and Control Systems to enhance organizational management and operational efficiency.
- Develop and implement mathematical models and simulations to improve production processes and achieve zero loss in business operations.
- Integrate advanced manufacturing technologies with Industry 4.0 principles to increase efficiency and productivity in industrial operations.
- Strategically plan and control manufacturing processes to align with corporate goals and ensure sustainability and profitability.
- Analyze and evaluate the impact of Industry 4.0 technologies on corporate and industrial management practices, preparing for future trends and innovations.
Course Description
This advanced course considers the theoretical and fundamental principles guiding Manufacturing Planning and Control Systems (MPCS) in advance production situations. It aims to enhance the effective organizational management of industrial operations, focusing on sustainability, profitability, and corporate advancement. The course emphasizes the necessity of developing MPCS in the context of the next phase of smart industrial revolution. It is designed to equip corporate investors, industrialists, and top management officers with practical and effective management capabilities. The course covers mathematical modeling, simulation for improved production, and the integration of advanced manufacturing technologies with Industry 4.0 for increased production efficiency. Additionally, it explores the influence of Industry 4.0 technologies on corporate and industrial management practices, aiming for the sustenance of a corporate policy of zero loss.
Course Curriculum
1. Introduction to Manufacturing Planning and Control Systems
3 lessons- General Overview of MPCS design and processes
- Historical development and future trends and directions
- Importance in modern industrial operations
2. Theoretical Foundations and Fundamental Issues of MPCS
5 lessons- Applicable concepts and principles
- Role in organizational management
- Sustainability and profitability considerations
- Capacity planning and management
- Inventory control and management; Production scheduling and control
3. Mathematical Modeling and Simulation
6 lessons- Advance mathematical modeling
- Simulation techniques for production improvement using process equation syntaxes that are reliant on: Linear and nonlinear programming
- Dynamic programming
- Genetic algorithms
- Simulated annealing and Particle swarm optimization
- Consideration of case studies for practical applications
4. Advanced Manufacturing Technologies
3 lessons- Overview of Industry 4 technologies in relation to advanced manufacturing systems
- Integration of advanced manufacturing technologies with MPCS
- Impact on efficiency and productivity
5. Strategic Planning and Control under Industry 4 and Smart Manufacturing-
6 lessons- Long-term planning and strategic decision-making
- Risk management and mitigation strategies
- Aligning MPCS with corporate goals
- crucial components of Industry 4 technologies
- Smart manufacturing systems and their benefits
- Case studies of successful implementations
6. Corporate Governance and Management Practices
3 lessons- Role of MPCS in corporate governance
- Best practices for top management
- Ensuring organizational harmony and growth
7. Practical Applications and Case Studies
3 lessons- Real world examples of MPCS implementation
- Lessons learned and best practices
- Group projects and presentations
8. Future Trends and Innovations
3 lessons- Emerging technologies in manufacturing
- Future directions for MPCS
- Preparing for the next industrial revolution