Management & Engineering for Manufacturing students apply the engineering skills they have acquired. The principles of design, how ethics affect engineering decisions, how professionals communicate ideas and the day-to-day implications of intellectual property.
They begin by researching the problem, brainstorming a range of solutions, and traveling to the sponsor’s site to learn more about the sponsor and the project. Student teams maintain contact with their industrial and faculty mentors, hold meetings, and make presentations on their work. Management & Engineering for Manufacturing students submit written reports at intervals throughout the two-semester project timeline, and present oral presentations at the project’s conclusion.
Student Teams
Development & Prototyping of Cost-Effective Butterfly Valve Design for Enhanced Reliability
High-Pressure Valve Testing Circuit: Enhancing Performance and Efficiency by 5-10% for Belimo
Operational Model of a Shingle Saw to Promote Historical Preservation and Community Engagement
Wire Tensions Sensing System to Reduce Strander Downtime and Maintenance Costs by $500,000 Annually
Increasing Efficiency and Throughput by Automating the Valve Stem Measurement Process
Design and Implementation of a Raw Material Management System to Decrease Station Downtime by 50%