3 credits
Spring 2025 Lecture
The study of the theoretical foundation and relevance of advanced cyber methods in the planning and control of intelligent production operations; manufacturing operating systems; synchronization in decentralized systems; recovery in decentralized systems; parallel processing; distributed databases; factory networks; reasoning and logic for production control. Prerequisite: IE 57400 or 57500 or 57900.
Learning Outcomes1Know theoretical foundation and relevance of advanced cyber, real-time control, computing, communication, and brain models for robotics.
2Know automation of planning and decisions in distributed production and supply installations, global supply, logistics, and service systems/networks.
3Know the current and emerging functions, algorithms, protocols, and models and how to apply them to research projects and presentations in the field.
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made by Purdue students.