Product Design and Manufacturing
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur and NPTEL via Swayam
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Overview
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Innovation, better management, throughput improvements, and expansion of new technologies have led Product Design and Manufacturing as a compelling field for the students. Managing the product development process, right from idea generation to final product manufacturing has to be systematic and effective to meet the customer needs, while incorporating the time-to-market constraint as well. This course presents an overview of the product design and development process, along with the manufacturing systems aspects. The concepts Design for Manufacturing, Assembly, and Environment, and analytical tools for development, costing and manufacturing would help the students and practitioners learn to conceptualize, design, and manufacture competitively-priced quality products. Reverse Engineering, Prototyping and Simulation using soft tools are also incorporated make the students learn the advanced methods in manufacturing.INTENDED AUDIENCE : Students of all Engineering and Science disciplines.PREREQUISITES : The student should have completed two semesters of UG Engineering or Science program.INDUSTRY SUPPORT : HAL, NAL, SAIL, ISRO
Syllabus
Week 1:Introduction to Product Design and Manufacturing
Week 2:Product Design Morphology
Week 3:Visual Design, and Quality Function Deployment (QFD)
Week 4:Value Engineering
Week 5:Material, and Manufacturing process selection
Week 6:Design for Manufacturing, Assembly, and Maintenance
Week 7:Design for Environment, and Quality Control
Week 8:Patenting, and Creativity
Week 9:Rapid Prototyping
Week 10:Plant Layout Design
Week 11:Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Week 12:Reverse Engineering, and Managing Competitiveness
Week 2:Product Design Morphology
Week 3:Visual Design, and Quality Function Deployment (QFD)
Week 4:Value Engineering
Week 5:Material, and Manufacturing process selection
Week 6:Design for Manufacturing, Assembly, and Maintenance
Week 7:Design for Environment, and Quality Control
Week 8:Patenting, and Creativity
Week 9:Rapid Prototyping
Week 10:Plant Layout Design
Week 11:Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Week 12:Reverse Engineering, and Managing Competitiveness
Taught by
Amandeep Singh and Janakranjan Ramkumar