IEOR 140: Industrial Production Methods

Syllabus: Spring 1998

Professor Ken Goldberg

Industrial Engineering and Operations Research

Lecture: MW 11-12, 3109 Etcheverry Hall

Lab: F 1-3, 1173 Etcheverry Hall


Professor: Ken Goldberg, goldberg@ieor.berkeley.edu

4189 Etcheverry Hall, (510) 643-9565

Officer Hours: MW 1-2, or by appointment.

TA: Nancy Sato M., nancy@ieor.berkeley.edu

1173 Etcheverry Hall.

Office Hours: F 11-1, or by appointment.


 Updates:

  Course Description

 Assignments

  Schedule:

Week

Date

Lecture

Lab

1

Jan 19

Introduction

Cybercut

2

Jan 26

Spatial Transformations

Cybercut

3

Feb 2

Machining, Forward Kinematics

Team Project

4

Feb 9

Inverse Kinematics

Team Project

5

Feb 16

Pres.Day, Differential Kinematics

Project Report I

6

Feb 23

Motion Planning with Obstacles

Motion Planner

7

Mar 2

Motion Planning with Obstacles

Motion Planner

8

Mar 9

Mid-Term, Grasping

Team Project

9

Mar 16

Part Feeding

Project Report II

10

Mar 23

SPRING BREAK

11

Mar 30

Part Fixturing

FixtureNet

12

Apr 6

Part Feeding

Team Project

13

Apr 13

Off Line Programming

Project Report III

14

Apr 20

Semiconductor Fabrication

Team Project

15

Apr 27

Assembly Planning

Project Presentations

16

May 4

Current Topics

Project Presentations

17

May 11

Project Presentations

 

 

 Attendance: Much of the material in the course is not covered in the textbook. Skip class at your own risk.

 Grading:

10%

Notes in Word 97 Format

15%

Homeworks and Labs

25%

Mid-Term Exam

20%

Final Exam

30%

Team Project

 

 Texts (Required):

 John J. Craig, Introduction to Robotics: Mechanics and Control. Second Edition. Addison-Wesley, 1989.

 Fundamentals of Manufacturing. Society of Manufacturing Engineering Press, 1993.

  Selected Readings (to be handed out in class).

 

 Team Projects

 

 Related Web Sites:

 Society of Manufacturing Engineers

 Cybercut: a Networked Manufacturing Service

 FixtureNet

Other: I welcome constructive criticism. Please give me feedback on the course, teaching, and format at any time during the term.

 

 


Last updated: Feb 2, 1998.