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Institute for
Business and Industry Development |
Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Services
http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/ime/
Mission:
Industrial engineering has a unique focus, as well as extraordinary breadth. The
primary idea is to apply systematic, disciplined, engineered thinking to all
types of human enterprise. Often this means applying lessons that have been hard
won in the industrial sector to service oriented enterprises, such as
healthcare, transportation and government. Often, advancements in quality, cost
effectiveness and timeliness that have been learned in the crucible of global
industrial competition can be extended to service providers. Industrial
engineers are the people who do this.
Research, Laboratory and Testing Services:
The Department also features three laboratories equipped with the latest
technology.
http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/ime/htmls/dept_facilities.htm
Project Management Lab
http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/ime/htmls/project_mgmt_lab.htm
Automation Lab
http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/ime/htmls/automation_lab.htm
Process Lab
http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/ime/htmls/process_lab.htm
Capstone Projects:
Real-world client projects serve as the workload for the course, and the student
project teams are assigned to the various projects. The purpose of the project
teams is to study their client''s problems, develop alternative solutions, and
propose implementation strategies. Each year project ideas are solicited from
area industries. Although there is no deadline for when potential clients should
contact the department, it is highly recommended that it be done no later than
one month before the spring semester. Potential clients can reach the department
to request consideration for a senior project team by submitting an online form
or calling the IME department chair, Dr. David Wells at (701) 231-7287.
http://www.ndsu.edu/ndsu/ime/htmls/capstone.htm
Typical Questions
1. Would you help us analyze our material process flow and make some time and
cost saving recommendations?
2. We are putting and addition on a new plant. Can you give us suggestions with
the layout and design?
3. We are having difficulty getting paint to adhere to the product. Can you
review our process and give us some suggestions.
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| For Assistance -- Contact: Kathleen Tweeten, Director | |
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Center for Community Vitality Institute for Business and Industry Development (IBID) 2718 Gateway Ave., Suite 104 Bismarck, ND 58503 |
701-328-9718 701-328-9721 (fax) kathleen.tweeten@ndsu.edu Go to: IBID Web Home Page |
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