Short course description
Short course description
Content of the short-term learning experience
The advanced production systems design is a necessity in modern times, where only global competitiveness and rapid adaptability to global dynamics enable companies to achieve long-term social, economic and environmental justification. The training will cover the following content:
- Advanced production systems
- Designing a production system:
- Capacity planning in production - substantive and computational approach
- Deployment of production equipment - substantive and computational approach
- OEE indicator
- Computer modeling of advanced production systems
- Computer simulations in advanced production systems
Coordinator of the short-term learning experience
Coordinator of the short-term learning experience
Dr. Iztok Palčič
is as a full professor at the University of Maribor, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (Laboratory for Production & Operations Management). He is currently Vice-Dean for Cooperation with Industry and Quality. He works in the field of production and project management and product development.. His research and professional interests include the study of the manufacturing industry. He is the project leader of the European Manufacturing Survey in Slovenia. He works with industry in a wide range of projects in the field of production planning and management and project work.
Dr. Robert Ojstersek
holds the position of a researcher and assistant professor in the Laboratory for Production and Operations Management. Dr. Ojstersek's academic background includes obtaining a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from the University of Maribor in 2020 with the doctoral dissertation entitled: Multi-criteria optimization of flexible job shop scheduling problem with hybrid metaheuristic algorithm. His expertise lies in the field of production management. Dr. Ojstersek is not only a prolific researcher but also actively engages with the academic community. In terms of skills and expertise, Dr. Ojstersek's areas of proficiency include production planning and scheduling, evolutionary computation, multi-objective optimization, simulation modelling, visual computing and collaborative workplaces. His extensive experience, coupled with his diverse skill set, positions him as a valuable asset for the successful execution of the project in the relevant areas.
Other instructors
Other instructors
Aljaž Javernik
holds a master's degree in mechanical engineering and has been elected to the assistant in the research field of manufacturing technologies and systems at the Laboratory for Production and Operations Management, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University of Maribor. His research focuses on the optimization of manufacturing systems, collaborative workplaces and the study of their impact on both manufacturing systems and people. In addition to his full-time work, Aljaž is also pursuing his PhD studies, where he focuses on the study and multi-criteria optimization of collaborative workplaces within manufacturing systems.
Objectives and competences
Objectives and competences
Objectives:
- Understand the concept of sustainability in production systems.
- Apply the approach to design production systems,
- To be able to transfer the sustainability aspects of manufacturing into a simulation environment.
- Understand the importance of the three key aspects of sustainable production.
Competences:
- Ability to design sustainable production systems.
- Ability to independently search for information in the field of sustainable production systems.
- Ability to organize the process of implementing sustainable aspects in a real production environment.
- Ability to carry out computer modelling and simulations in sustainable production systems.
Prerequisites for enrolling
Prerequisites for enrolling
None.
Preliminary agenda
Preliminary agenda
| Day | Time | Activity |
November | 16.00 - 20.00 | Lecture 1 (5 school hours)
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November | 16.00 - 20.00 | Lecture 2 (5 school hours)
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November | 16.00 - 20.00 | Lecture 3 (5 school hours)
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November | 16.00 - 20.00 | Lecture 4 (5 school hours) |
December | 16.00 - 20.00 | Computer classes 1 (5 school hours)
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December | 16.00 - 20.00 | Computer classes 2 (5 school hours)
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December | 16.00 - 20.00 | Computer classes 3 (5 school hours)
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December | 16.00 - 20.00 | Practical classes 1 (5 school hours)
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December | 16.00 - 20.00 | Practical classes 2 (5 school hours)
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