Cost Management in Manufacturing Cost represents an important measure for all aspects of manufacturing. This course introduces and analyzes financial and operating statements and includes such topics as techniques for distributing indirect costs, related basic cost accounting procedures, and determination of costs for products, organizational elements, and equipment. Sales, Marketing, andProduct Introduction in Manufacturing Techniques of marketing research, strategies for new product introduction, and sales management and planning. Metrological techniques covered include mechanical, electrical, materials, and chemical perspectives. Such QC issues as SPC, ISO 9000, MilSpec, and TOM are examined.
Emphasis is on exploring options and consequences of selecting appropriate methodologies.
Manufacturing Processes Process areas studied include metals, plastics, and electronics manufacturing. Key processes in each of these industries are explored, with particular consideration given to interactions between materials and processes, as well as related design issues. Topics are selected with the approval of the student's employer and BMT staff, and presentation of the project report is made to both. Completion of all 300-level MT courses. This course reviews current technologies applied to manufacturing operations.