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Advanced Diploma in Principles of Industrial Engineering
Free online course on the principles, tools as well as the various techniques associated with Industrial Engineering.
Description
This free online course on the Principles of Industrial Engineering will begin by introducing you to the engineering approach to the various aspects of production and distribution of goods. You will learn the principles, tools, and techniques associated with the industrial engineering field. You will also learn in detail about the organizational structure of the industrial engineering industry, and the types of Industries available in this sector.
This course will then introduce you to the core of Industrial Engineering and how it ensures the utilization of goods and services are realized through the optimum use of resources. The optimization of the various processes in use for producing goods and services, through the development, improvement, and implementation of the integrated system of resources that are in use during production.
Finally, this course will introduce you to the multi-disciplinary approach of Industrial Engineering as it involves the knowledge of science and mathematical principles to evaluate and predict the resources needed to produce goods and services. You will learn how to reduce wastage of resources while improving the utilization of resources and increasing the efficiency as well as the effectiveness of the system.
Start Course NowModules
Introduction to the Principles of Industrial Engineering
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Introduction to the principles of Industrial Engineering - Learning Outcomes
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Introduction
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Introduction: Developments, Objectives and Functions
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Introduction: Functions and Tools
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Tools of Industrial Engineering and Organizational Structure
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Introduction to the principles of Industrial Engineering - Learning Summary
Organizational Structure
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Organizational Structure - Learning Outcomes
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Organizational Structure
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Organizational Structure: Roles
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Organizational Structure: Types
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Organizational Structure: Product Strategies
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Organizational Structure: Process & Product Organization
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Organizational Structure and Culture
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Organizational Structure: Principles
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Organizational Structure - Lesson Summary
Plant Location and Layout
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Plant Location and Layout - Learning Outcomes
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Selection of Site
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Factors Affecting Selection of Site
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Factor Rating and Point Rating Methods
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Break-Even Analysis
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Load-Distance Method
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Centre of Gravity Method of Site Selection
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Plant Location and Layout - Lesson Summary
Types and Purpose of Plant Location and Layout
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Types and Purpose of Plant Location and Layout - Learning Outcomes
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Plant Layout: Purpose and Types of Layout
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Plant Layout: Types of Layout
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Plant Layout: Cellular and Process Layout
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Plant Layout: Process Layout Design I
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Plant Layout: Process Layout Design II
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Plant Layout: Product Layout Design
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Types and Purpose of Plant Location and Layout - Lesson Summary
Organization of Facility and Material Handling
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Organization of Facility and Material Handling - Learning Outcomes
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Organization of Facility
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Organization of Facility & Material Handling
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Material Handling
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Organization of Facility and Material Handling - Lesson Summary
Diploma in Principles of Industrial Engineering - First Assessment
Production Planning and Control
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Production Planning and Control - Learning Outcomes
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Production Planning and Control: Scope I
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Production Planning and Control: Scope II
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Production Planning and Control: Capacity Planning
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Production Planning and Control: Capacity Planning and Scheduling
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Production Planning and Control: MRP, Routing, Scheduling
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Production Planning and Control - Lesson Summary
Production Planning and Control: Scheduling and Priority Sequencing
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Production Planning and Control: Scheduling and Priority Sequencing - Learning Outcomes
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Production Planning and Control: Scheduling
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Production Planning and Control: Priority Sequencing
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Production Planning and Control: Objectives of Scheduling
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Production Planning and Control: Relative Performance of Priority Sequencing Rules
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Production Planning and Control: Scheduling and Priority Sequencing - Lesson Summary
Inventory
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Inventory - Learning Outcomes
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Inventory: Fundamentals
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Inventory: Models I
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Inventory: Models II
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Inventory: Wilson Model
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Inventory: Gradual Replenishment Model
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Inventory - Lesson Summary
Project Management and Network Modelling
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Project Management and Network Modelling - Learning Outcomes
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Project Management & Network Modelling: Introduction
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Network Modelling: PERT
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Network Analysis: PERT I
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Network Analysis: PERT II
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Network Analysis: Crashing Network and CPM
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Network Analysis: Critical Path Method
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Project Management and Network Modelling - Lesson Summary
Forecasting
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Forecasting - Learning Outcomes
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Forecasting: Introduction
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Quantitative Forecasting Method
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Simple Average Forecasting Method
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Exponential Smoothing Forecasting Method
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Forecasting: Considering Seasonality Factors
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Casual Forecasting Method
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Forecasting - Lesson Summary
Quality Control
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Quality Control - Learning Outcomes
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Quality Control: Introduction
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Quality Control: Fundamentals
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Statistical Process Control
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Statistical Process Control: Control Charts
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Quality Control: Control Charts
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Control Charts: Process Capability
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Quality Control: Control Charts for Attributes
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Productivity and Work Study
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Quality Control - Lesson Summary
Diploma in Principles of Industrial Engineering - Second Assessment
Course assessment
Learning Outcomes
Having completed this course, you should be able to:
- Define the principle of industrial engineering.
- Discuss the functions and tools of industrial engineering.
- Explain the organizational structure of industrial engineering.
- Explain the concept of plant location and layout.
- Discuss organization facility in industrial engineering.
- Discuss production planning and control in industrial engineering.
- Explain Inventory in industrial engineering.
- Analyze project management and network modeling in industrial engineering.
Certification
All Alison courses are free to enrol, study and complete. To successfully complete this Diploma course and become an Alison Graduate, you need to achieve 80% or higher in each course assessment. Once you have completed this Diploma course, you have the option to acquire an official Diploma, which is a great way to share your achievement with the world. Your Alison Diploma is:
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