Industrial Engineering Experiment and Practice Tutorial

Author: Zhang Xuzhu
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The distinctive feature of this book is that it connects the industrial engineering knowledge and skills students should master through experimental projects. It integrates experimental projects, content, equipment, materials, information, and personnel into a unified industrial engineering experimental system. This approach emphasizes practical, comprehensive, and systematic training on the basis of fundamental industrial engineering skill development, reflecting the organic integration of experimental and theoretical teaching. The main part of the book consists of experimental guides for each module, covering all core courses of the industrial engineering major within the overall framework of the industrial engineering experimental system, namely, Basic Industrial Engineering, Human Factors Engineering, Logistics Engineering, and Production Planning and Control. Additionally, it includes experimental and course design guides for quality management, engineering economics, and basic information technology, as well as guides for orientation internship, production internship, and graduation internship. The book also provides commonly used tables for industrial engineering experiments, the working procedures for university laboratories, and basic requirements for industrial engineering laboratories. This book can serve as an experimental textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in industrial engineering, as well as for short-term training programs in industrial engineering. It can also be referenced by individuals engaged in industrial engineering teaching, research, and experimentation. The distinctive feature of this book is that it connects the industrial engineering knowledge and skills students should master through experimental projects. It integrates experimental projects, content, equipment, materials, information, and personnel into a unified industrial engineering experimental system. This approach emphasizes practical, comprehensive, and systematic training on the basis of fundamental industrial engineering skill development, reflecting the organic integration of experimental and theoretical teaching. The main part of the book consists of experimental guides for each module, covering all core courses of the industrial engineering major within the overall framework of the industrial engineering experimental system, namely, Basic Industrial Engineering, Human Factors Engineering, Logistics Engineering, and Production Planning and Control. Additionally, it includes experimental and course design guides for quality management, engineering economics, and basic information technology, as well as guides for orientation internship, production internship, and graduation internship. The book also provides commonly used tables for industrial engineering experiments, the working procedures for university laboratories, and basic requirements for industrial engineering laboratories. This book can serve as an experimental textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in industrial engineering, as well as for short-term training programs in industrial engineering. It can also be referenced by individuals engaged in industrial engineering teaching, research, and experimentation.