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3.0 REFERENCES                                   a.   Krajewski, L.J., Ritzman, L.P., & Malhotra, M.K.,
                    a.   Thompson,  R.,  2011,  Prototyping  and  Low-    2007,  Opeartion  Management:  Process  and
                        Volume Production: The Manufacturing Guides,      Value Chains, Prentice Hall.
                        Thames and Hudson.                           b.   Smith,  D.J.,  2011,  Reliability,  Maintainability
                    b.   Bartolo,   P.J.,   2011,   Stereolithography:    and Risk, Elsevier Ltd.
                        Material, Processes and Applications, Springer.   c.   Ebeling,  C.E.,  2010,  An  Introduction  to
                    c.   Gibson,  I.,  Rosen,  D.W.,  &  Stucker  B.,  2009,   Reliability and Maintainability Engineering, The
                        Additive  Manufacturing  Technologies:  Rapid     McGraw-Hill Companies, INC.
                        Prototyping  to  Direct  Digital  Manufacturing,
                        Springer.
                                                                      BMCG 4343 DESIGN OPTIMIZATION
                                                                      LEARNING OUTCOMES
                    BMCG 4333 DESIGN QUALITY AND RELIABILITY          At the end of this course, students should be able to:
                    LEARNING OUTCOMES                                 LO1  Understand  and  formulate  of  optimization
                    At the end of this course, students should be able to:   problems in engineering design.
                    LO1  Apply  technique  of  benchmarking,  quality   LO2  Analyze  design  constraint  and  variables  to
                          function   deployment   and   design   of        solve optimization problem.
                          experiment  to  improve  product  quality  for   LO3  Apply an engineering package to optimize
                          customer’s satisfaction.                         the design. Modern Tool Usage.
                    LO2  Develops  mathematical  models  useful  in   LO4  Explore optimization cases in industry.
                          analyzing components and system reliability   SYNOPSIS
                          as well as develop the common failure laws   This  course  covers  Mathematical  modeling  of
                          based  upon  its  distributions  to  predict   engineering  design  problems  for  optimization.
                          reliability.                                Boundedness and monotonicity analysis of models.
                    LO3  Demonstrate  the  ability  of  quality  and   Differential  optimization  theory  for  unconstrained
                          reliability  methodology  in  developing    and constrained problems, and selected numerical
                          products in a technical setting.            algorithms for continuous nonlinear models. Emphasis
                    SYNOPSIS                                          on  the  interaction  between  proper  modeling  and
                    This course introduces essential techniques in quality   computation. Students propose design term projects
                    and reliability issues in design. The students will be   from  various  disciplines  and  apply  course
                    exposed to the Total Quality Management concept,   methodology to optimize designs.
                    application of quality function deployment, design   REFERENCES
                    of  experiment  (Taguchi  method)  for  product  and   a.   Papalambros,  P.Y.,  and  Wilde,  D.J.,  2000,
                    process design. It also covers topics such as product   Principles  of  Optimal  Design:  Modelling  and
                    reliability, application of fault tree analysis, failure   Computation, Cambridge University Press.
                    distribution  method  and  reliability  prediction   b.   Arora,  J.,  2011,  Introduction  to  Optimum
                    analysis.                                             Design (Third Edition), Academic Press.
                    REFERENCES                                        c.   Venkataraman,   P.,      2009,   Applied
                                                                          Optimization with MATLAB Programming (2nd


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