No. of credits = 02
I.INTRODUCTION :
1.1 What is Industrial Engineering
1.2 Early developments
1.3 Scope of Industrial Engineering
1.4 IE and its influence on productivity
REFERENCE :Introduction to Industrial Engineering & Management Science - Philiphs E.Hicks
II FUNCTIONAL AREAS :
1. Methods Development
1.1 Introduction to Method study and work measurement
1.2 Steps involved in method study
1.3 Recording techniques
1.4 Analysis of recorded data leading to improved methods
REFERENCE :Introduction to work study - I.L.O
2.0 Facilities Design/Plant layout
2.1 Definition, objectives and principles of plant layout
2.2 Basic types of layout
2.3 Factors influencing plant layout
2.4 Visual aids used in layout work
REFERENCE :Practical plant layout - Richard Muther
3.0 Production Control
3.1 Production control - Definition and its need
3.2 Functions of production control
3.3 Process planning
3.4 Loading & scheduling
3.5 Dispatching and expediting
REFERENCE :Elements of production control - Samuel Eilon
4.0 Quality control
4.1 What is quality
4.2 Quality measures in goods & services
4.3 Methods of controlling quality
REFERENCE :Quality planning & analysis - J.M.Juran
5.0 Simulation
5.1 Concepts of a system
5.2 Continuous and discrete systems
5.3 System modeling & types of models
5.4 The technique of simulation
5.5 Comparison of simulation with analytical methods
REFERENCE :Systems Simulation - Geoffrey Gordon
III MATHEMATICAL TOOLS :
1. Statistical quality control charts for variables & attributes
REFERENCE : Statistical quality control - E.L.Grant
2.0 Linear programming techniques for resource allocation
2.1 Assignment model
2.2 Transportation model applied to distribution & production scheduling
REFERENCE :Production systems-planning, analysis & control-James L.Riggs
3.0 Decision support systems
3.1 Decision making using decision trees
REFERENCE :Operations Management - Theory & problems - Joseph.G.Monks