Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student shall be able to:
- create production process plans for the manufacture of details and assembled products
- describe the possibilities and limitations of industrial robots
- describe what companies need to be aware of in terms of social and ethical aspects
- Assess products and machinery in terms of the risk of malfunction and personal injury, and propose measures that reduce unacceptable risks
Course Content
The course addresses different areas that a manufacturing company needs to consider so as to achieve an effective production process, such as capacity planning, resource planning, process planning, documentation, work environment and risk assessment. Theories and models related to practical measures are discussed in seminars.
Assessment
Written report 1: 0.5 credits
Written report 2: 0.5 credits
Written report 3: 1 credit
Compulsory participation in seminars: 5.5 credits
Forms of Study
Lectures, seminars, workshops
Grades
The Swedish grades U–G.
Prerequisites
- At least 120 credits in Mechanical Engineering
Other Information
Students are expected to have knowledge and understanding from the previous courses in the programme.