Centrale Nantes. Industrial Engineering ENGINEERING PROGRAMME SPECIALISATION

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1 Centrale Nantes Industrial Engineering ENGINEERING PROGRAMME SPECIALISATION

2 ROLES AND ORGANIZATION Professor: Raphaël CHENOUARD Provide students with an overview of key players and different organizations within enterprises and value networks. - Enterprise and organization theory - Circular economy - Product lifecycle and design - Industrial testimony Enterprise, organization, product lifecycle, circular economy, supply chain French

3 PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Professor: Catherine DA CUNHA Introduce students to production management. Provide the fundamentals on production management tools in order to better understand problems and inter-relationships up and down the line. - Demand management - Inventory management - MRP - Capacity management Value networks French

4 DECISION- MAKING TOOLS AND METHODS Professor: Raphaël CHENOUARD Provide students the tools and methods to support decision making with regard to product design as well as for driving a value chain. Formulation and resolution of multi-objective optimisation problems Evaluation of risks and the implications of decisions Implementation of methods for multi-criteria decision making Multi-criteria decision making (AHP, Electre...), Multiobjective optimization, Pareto dominance, Genetic algorithms. French

5 PRODUCT MODELLING Professor: Jean- Yves HASCOËT Within the framework of concurrent engineering, this course allows students to acquire a broad body of knowledge from product design to production via virtual prototyping. 1. Product Definition New product development management - Product methods and development tools 2. Fast product development: rapid prototyping, additive manufacturing 3. Knowledge engineering Capitalize on know-how - Advanced CADCAM systems Production Constraint Integration in Design (DFM, DFA) 4. Data Management Product Data Management, PDM Integration - Product Structure Management Databases, DBMS - Product Data Exchanges Machine à commande numérique, B. MERY, Hermès - CADAM Theory and Practice, I. Zeid, Mc Graw-Hill - Surface Modeling for CadCam, BK. Choi, Elsevier - Fundamentals of Computer Integrated Manufacturing, A.L. Foston, CL Smith, T. Au, Prentice Hall - La CFAO Concevoir et produire autrement, F. Piquet, JP Poitou, JC Tass, Nathan - NC Machine Programming and Software Design, CH Chang, MA Melkanoff, Prentice Hall. Lecture notes and laboratory sessions. Numerical Modeling, Models, CadCam, Manufacturing, Knowledge, Engineering, Rapid Prototyping, Additive manufacturing, Design, Integrated, Data Management. This course is directly linked to the main courses on design, production techniques, production systems and concurrent engineering. French

6 ENTERPRISE MODELLING AND PERFORMANCE Professor: Alain BERNARD The aim of this course is to understand the structures and mechanisms of enterprises in order to be able to model their structures and to optimise their control with respect to industrial objectives (cost, delivery time, quality, etc). This course is mainly based on the use of methods for modelling and re-structuring enterprises and also on the use of industrial software environments for enterprise modelling and control, interfaced with performance evaluation and optimisation. Structure of an industrial company, relationship with the information system, definition and structure. Analysis / modelling / simulation of an industrial enterprise: main concepts and principles Main methods and tools for enterprise modelling (CIMOSA, ACNOS, MECI, OLYMPIOS, GRAI) Principles and methods for enterprise re-engineering (PETRA) Application to audit, re-engineering and implementation of these methods in companies. Use of software environments (GRAI-SOFT, EDEN) Entreprise modelling F. Vernadat Spring University course Entreprise modelling, Mines dalbi Carmaux, 2002 Enterprise modelling Control and optimisation of industrial structures Audit methods Enterprise re-engineering Information systems and knowledge management, Value networks French

7 PROJECT 1 Professor: Loïc CADOREL Apply theoretical knowledge to real industrial issues. Project conducted in collaboration with an industrial partner. French

8 INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT Professor: Florent LAROCHE Understand how information systems operate: who uses them, how they are used etc for engineering and business. - Specification and configuration of information system (ERP and PLM applications) - Interoperability of information systems - Integration and use of business tools and knowledge capitalisation (KLM) PLM, information systems, KM, knowledge management French

9 RISK MANAGEMENT Professor: Emilie POIRSON Make students aware of the impact of their decisions on health and safety at work Understand the risks and know how to make a decision when designing a product or service. Lectures: - Risks and dependability - Ergonomics - Regulatory - FMEA - Product risk Tutorials: - MOOC Impact (Ecole des Mines: Health and Safety at work) - Re-design of ergonomic workstations - Fault tree S&ST, Ergonomics, FMEA French

10 PROCESSES, QUALITY AND STANDARDS Professor: Hervé THOMAS To discover, implement, evaluate and compare industrial production processes. The course is divided into two sections: - Experimenting innovative industrial processes. - Experimenting on numerical values for integrated manufacture and the production and control of complex shapes. Industrialization, Innovative Processes, Numerical modelling, Implementation and Process automation Year 1 course in Product Design and Development. French