Computer-Integrated Manufacturing Systems

• Semester credits: 3
• Lecture contents
• Fundamentals of manufacturing and automation
• Production concepts
• Mathematical models
• High volume automation
• Automated flow lines
• Line balancing and storage buffers
• Automated assembly systems
• Computer-aided manufacturing
• Numerical control systems
• Industrial robotics
• Computer-aided process control
• Automated material handling and storage systems
• Automated inspection and testing
• Group technology
• Computer-integrated manufacturing systems
• Computer-integrated manufacturing
• Computer-aided process planning
• Manufacturing resources planning
• Automated identification systems
• Computer networks
• Text

Groover, M.P.
Automation, Production Systems, and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
1987
Prentice-Hall

• Main references
• Mitchell, Jr, F.H.
  CIM Systems, An Introduction to Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
  1991
  Prentice-Hall
• Petruzella, F.D.
  Programmable Logic Controllers
  1989
  McGraw-Hill

Lab activities have not been included here