Digital Engineering & Manufacturing for Non-Engineers Training by Tonex
Digital Engineering & Manufacturing for Non-Engineers is a comprehensive training program designed to empower professionals from diverse backgrounds with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in today’s digital-driven manufacturing landscape. This course provides a solid foundation in digital engineering and manufacturing principles, enabling participants to make informed decisions, collaborate effectively with engineers, and contribute to the success of digital manufacturing initiatives within their organizations.
Learning Objectives: Upon completing this course, participants will:
- Understand the fundamentals of digital engineering and manufacturing concepts.
- Gain insight into the latest technologies, such as 3D printing, IoT, and Industry 4.0, and their impact on manufacturing.
- Develop the ability to interpret engineering drawings, CAD models, and technical specifications.
- Learn to communicate effectively with engineers and other technical professionals.
- Apply digital engineering and manufacturing principles to optimize processes and reduce costs.
- Identify opportunities for innovation and improvement within their organization’s manufacturing operations.
Audience: This course is ideal for professionals who are not engineers but work in manufacturing, product development, supply chain management, quality assurance, or related fields. It is suitable for individuals seeking to enhance their understanding of digital engineering and manufacturing to stay competitive in the rapidly evolving industry.
Course Outline:
Introduction to Digital Engineering & Manufacturing
- Understanding the Digital Transformation in Manufacturing
- Industry 4.0 and Its Implications
- Digital Twins and Their Role in Manufacturing
- Key Technologies Shaping the Industry
- The Importance of Data in Digital Manufacturing
- Ethical Considerations in Digital Engineering
Reading Engineering Drawings and CAD Models
- Interpreting Engineering Drawings
- Basics of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T)
- Introduction to Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
- Navigating CAD Models
- Recognizing Common Symbols and Annotations
- Hands-on Practice with CAD Software
Collaborating with Engineers
- Effective Communication with Engineers
- Bridging the Gap Between Non-Engineers and Engineers
- Asking the Right Questions
- Providing Constructive Feedback
- Working on Cross-Functional Teams
- Case Studies in Successful Collaboration
Digital Tools and Techniques for Manufacturing
- 3D Printing and Additive Manufacturing
- IoT and Smart Manufacturing
- Robotics and Automation
- Big Data and Analytics in Manufacturing
- Simulation and Virtual Prototyping
- Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) in Manufacturing
Process Optimization and Cost Reduction
- Lean Manufacturing Principles
- Value Stream Mapping
- Continuous Improvement Techniques
- Identifying Cost Reduction Opportunities
- Implementing Digital Solutions for Efficiency
- Case Studies in Successful Process Optimization
Innovation in Digital Manufacturing
- The Role of Creativity and Innovation in Manufacturing
- Design Thinking and Ideation
- Prototyping and Rapid Iteration
- Identifying Market Trends and Consumer Insights
- Developing a Culture of Innovation
- Pitching Innovative Ideas
Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)
- What is MBSE?
- MBSE Tools and Standards
- Applying MBSE in Manufacturing
Digital Twins in Manufacturing
- Introduction to Digital Twins:
- Creating Digital Twins
- Real-Time Monitoring and Simulation
This course equips non-engineers with the essential knowledge and practical skills to navigate the digital landscape of modern manufacturing, fostering collaboration, and facilitating informed decision-making in a rapidly evolving industry.