Day 1: Race Against Time

Day 2: Course Objectives

Day 3: Why Manufacturing Engineering?

Day 4: Productivity and Industry Profit

Day 5: Materials & Manufacturing

Day 6: Design for Manufacturability
Assignment #2
Bulb Boss Costs
What is Design?
Design Steps
Inventions (cartoon)
Need for Coordination
Overlooking the Obvious
Improving Manufacturability and Reducing Cost
Good Design Principles
Preferred and Nonpreferred Methods
Tolerance Graph
Microin Finish Graph
Time is More Valuable Than Money
Relationship Between Design, Processes, and Materials
Make Sure It's Right
Interrelated Factors
Manufacturability
Cost of Engineering Changes
Cost of ECNs
Genius
Thomas A. Edison
Proportion of Influence on Product Costs
Specification Changes (cartoon)
Part Costs
Design for Manufacturability
Wright's First Device
1900 Glider
Machine Shop at Menlo Park
Part Costs per Unit of Finished Volume
Part Costs and Total Costs
Manufacturing
1930 Washing Machine
Machine

Day 7: Manufacturing Process Taxonomies

Day 8: Mechanical Reduction

Day 9: Mechanical Reduction

Day 10: Thermal Reduction

Day 11: Exam 1

Day 12: Chemical Reduction

Day 13: Consolidation

Day 14: Deformation

Day 15: Mechanical Joining

Day 16: Chemical Joining

Day 17: Thermal Joining

Day 18: Heat Treatment

Day 19: Surface Finish

Day 20: Food, Shelter, Clothing

Day 21: Future Manufacturing Developments

Day 22: Final Review