Objectives-computerized scheduling and control manufacturing, Mechanical Engineering

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After studying this section, you should be familiarized about:

  • The typical job shop scheduling problem,
  • Characteristics of computer controlled scheduling,
  • Dynamic machine routing, and
  • Short-term control and scheduling.

 


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