Learning Outcomes

Introduction to Engineering Management

Engineering Management Career

Decision Analysis

Strategic Planning

Cost Accounting and Risk Management

Operations and Supply Chain Management

Lesson Summary

In this module, we will go through the rudimentary concepts of engineering management. We will examine the leadership skills and ethics required at the workplace in engineering management. An analysis of how to make successful long-term decisions, streamline processes, and manage the supply chain will be provided.

Financial Accounting and Management

Marketing Management

Management and  Technology

The Spirit of Entrepreneurship

Business Law

Systems Engineering

In this module, we will be going through some of the building blocks and functions of engineering management. The role of finance, marketing and technology will be discussed in detail when it comes to management theory. We will also be discussing the spirit of entrepreneurship along with the legal aspects when it comes to management.

Basics of Engineering Management - Course assessment

Master engineering management in this free online course that explains how to use strategic planning to make decisions.

Basics of Engineering Management

This course goes through the characteristics and elements of engineering management. We provide the training, skills and knowledge required to become a successful engineering manager. The course explores the role of strategic planning in decision-making to provide you with financial and entrepreneurial skills. Sign up to learn how to move up the ladder in any organisation as an engineering manager capable of planning projects of all sizes.

Introduction to OEE

Important Terms & Optimal Practice for an OEE Program

In this module, you will be introduced to Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE). You will learn the factors affecting OEE and guidelines to minimize these effects. In addition, OEE framework is explained and illustrated through examples. You will also learn important terms related to the management of OEE. Moreover, the OEE program's optimal practices are discussed, followed by OEE practices for improvement and comparative analysis.

Analysis of Different Operational Situations in OEE

Calculation Methods for OEE & Improvement

In this module, you will learn how different operational situations are handled in OEE and the issues behind OEE losses. You will also learn the methods used to collect data related to OEE loss and a methodology for conducting OEE loss analysis. In addition, you will learn how to calculate OEE together with the time loss model and the Pareto chart. A case study is also discussed involving issues caused by pipe blockages in a factory. OEE essentials are also covered in this module.

Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) - Productivity Enhancement - Course Assessment

In this free online course, learn about overall equipment effectiveness (OEE), its measures and a real case study.

Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) - Operational Productivity Enhancement

This free online course on overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) explains OEE from a practical viewpoint. You will be able to learn the formulae, losses and essential terms of OEE. Moreover, the management of operational situations, along with the data collection methods and OEE baseline, are discussed. Different application-related discussions are presented. This course will provide you with the knowledge to start improvement initiatives.

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