Engineering and Supply Chain Management
PROJECT I
Description
Laboratory
4
Instructors
Antonio Galrão Ramos
Contents
P1 - Project Introduction
P2 - Essentially practical, this unit concentrates different engineering sciences areas knowledge and techniques, such as production, optimization models and decision support, statistics, heuristics and metaheuristics, etc.
Learning Outcomes
General
O1 - Capacity to integrate different knowledge areas and integrated vision ability;
O2 - Capacity to acquire new knowledge and to apply it, as well as other previously learned, to specific real problems.
Specific
O3 - It is intended that at the end of the curricular unit students are able to develop engineering and industrial management solutions, integrating the knowledge acquired in the curricular units of the 1st year, 1st semester, and combining technology and management, in a holistic logic and sustainable and transversal development.
O4 - Conceptual modeling.
O5 - Plan and propose experimental methods, formulate and test hypotheses, identify and solve problems.
O6 - Apply the scientific method to the hypotheses formulation of a model and evaluate if the resulting solutions support the experimental results found.
O7 - Develop solutions for common engineering and supply chain management problems.