Major in Manufacturing Engineering

1. Manufacturing Technologies
 Manufacturing Processes and Systems
 Forming Processes
 Metrology
 Quality Management
Machining and Machine-Tools
 Cutting Fundamentals
 Machinability, Tool Life
 Lathing, Boring, Drilling, Milling,
 Erosion
 Numeric Control, programing CNC
Welding and Joining Technologies
 Steel weldability, Non-ferrous Materials
 Welding: SMAW, SAW, TIG, MIG, MAG,
resistance, explosion, electron beam, laser
 Quality Inspections
 Adhesive Joinings
 Cutting Processes
Quality Engineering
 Regulations
 Documentation
 Audits
 Quality Management Improvement
Techniques
Instrumentation and Measuring Techniques
 Statistical Processing of Measurements
 Sensors
 Measurements: Length, Area, Mass,
Weight, Torsional Moment, Deformation,
Density, Viscosity, Movement, Vibrations,
Sound, Temperature, Pressure, Flow, etc.
 Data Processing
Production Management
 Operations Management
 Previsions
 Quality Management
 Supply chain
 Capacity Planning
 Inventory Management, JIT
 Maintenance and Reliability
Business Administration
 Nature of the Companies
 Decision Making
 Organizational Culture
 Productivity, Quality and Improvement
 Financial Decision Making
Human Resources Management
 Ethics
 People Management
 Position Design
 People Selection
 Training and Development
 Effort Assessment
 Motivation and Quality of Life
 Audits
Labor Psychology
 Work Structure
 Psychosocial Processes: Interaction,
Influence, Leadership and Working
Atmosphere
 Group Effectiveness
 Entrepreneurship
 Work Addiction
 Retirement
Industrial Construction
 Implantation
 Plant Layout
 Location
History of Manufacturing Technologies
 History of Technology
 Forming Techniques Evolution
 Manufacturing Equipment Evolution
 Social and Cultural Impact of Technology
 Present Situation of Manufacturing
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