UNSW Handbook Plan - Manufacturing Eng & Management

Manufacturing Eng & Management - MANFAS5338


	Faculty: Faculty of Engineering
	School: School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering
	Contact: http://www.mech.unsw.edu.au
	Program: 5338 - Engineering Science
	Award(s):
	Graduate Diploma of Engineering Science (Specialisation)

Plan Outline

Specialisation Description:

The specialisation in Manufacturing Engineering and Management covers essential topics, methodologies and manufacturing applications of product and process design, manufacture and delivery process in organisations towards achieving quality, timely delivery, minimum cost and flexible manufacturing by utilising good manufacturing practices understanding. The courses are suited to students in line management roles with operational, engineering, and/or research and development responsibilities.

Plan Structure

Professional Development Courses:

For those students who are required to undertake the Professional Development courses, 24 Units of Credit of relevant courses will be determined by the Program Authority. Please contact the Postgraduate Administrator for further details.

Specilisation Courses:

GSOE9340 Life Cycle Engineering (6 UOC)
MANF9400 Industrial Management (6 UOC)
MANF9420 Supply Chain in Engineering (6 UOC)
MANF9471 Manufacturing Strategy (6 UOC)
MANF9472 Production Planning & Control (6 UOC)
MANF9543 Comp Aided Design/Manufacture (6 UOC)
MANF9544 Concurrent Product&Process Des (6 UOC)
MANF9560 Computer Integrated Manufact. (6 UOC)

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