Manufacturing Engineering

University of Texas El Paso

United States of America, El Paso

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University of Texas El Paso

United States of America , El Paso

Key Facts

Program Level

Master by Course Work

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake DeadlinesSeptember-2021 August-2021

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Duration 12 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 14,878 / year

Apply Date August-2021

Next Intake September-2021

Manufacturing Engineering

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Overview The Manufacturing Engineering program's curriculum at University of Texas El Paso is composed of four concentrations.Advanced Manufacturing SystemsAnalysis of Production SystemsDesign of Manufacturing ProcessesCustomizedAdvanced Manufacturing SystemsAdvanced manufacturing systems utilize innovative technology and system implementation to improve products and processes. Corporations and small enterprises need advanced manufacturing systems that integrate new and innovative technologies into both methods and processes in order to improve the performance of industrial production through the rapid transfer of science and technology into the manufacturing environment. I want to find another Master Course Analysis of Production SystemsThis area focuses on the interaction of different components of manufacturing systems. The underlying idea is to analyze the entire system and strive for optimal design and operation. Particular emphasis is placed on discrete production systems. This area is divided into two concentrations: Design of Manufacturing Processes and Analysis of Discrete Production Systems. The Design of Manufacturing Processes at University of Texas El Paso is designed for students with undergraduate degree in Industrial and Manufacturing engineering. It focuses on tools and techniques of designing a new process for fabrication and/or assembly. The Analysis option focuses on the redesign/continuous improvement of existing manufacturing processes, and is designed for individuals with an industrial engineering/production and operations management background.

The Manufacturing Engineering program at University of Texas El Paso emphasizes finding solutions for real-life manufacturing engineering problems while maintaining a solid theoretical basis.