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This module has two course units: Cyber-physical Production Systems (Prof. Dr. Rene Krenz-Baath) and Management system specification in production and logistics (Prof. Dr. Thomas Masurat, Prof. Dr. Gaby Neumann, Stefan Viehmann). CU1: Cyber-physical Production Systems (5 ECTS) After the course the student will: understand specific requirements of cyber-physical production systems and their complexity be able to apply procedure, methods, tools for specifying, selecting, implementing, testing and 1 be able to apply procedure, methods, tools for specifying, selecting, implementing, testing and analysing entities of cyber-physical production systems be able to evaluate different digital alternatives and select the entities to be implemented be able to acknowledge the risk of using autonomous technical entities (i. e. mobile robots) as well as the importance of rules in social and technical level be able to program and adapt procedures to collect and communicate data from process environment using simple open source software-tools elaborate solid arguments to convince and motivate decision makers CU2: Management system specification in production and logistics (5 ECTS) After the course the student will: understand specific requirements of management systems in production and logistics and their complexity understand specification needs and market situation of management systems in production and logistics in general and with regard to Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), Shopfloor Management Systems (SFMS), Management Information Systems (MIS) and Customer Information Systems (CIS) in particular be able to apply procedure, methods, tools for specifying, selecting, implementing, testing and analysing specific management systems be able to evaluate alternative solutions and select the management system to be implemented (including tendering procedure) be able to evaluate the impact of latest technological advancements, like e. g. Industry 4. 0, digitalization and Artificial Intelligence, on the future appearance, need, and functionality of management systems in production and logistics be able to use creativity techniques to derive new ideas for visionary concepts for the adaptation of the systems or formulating new requirements to these systems based on new development in the ongoing digitalization tendencies in industry elaborate solid arguments to convince and motivate decision makers. |
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