IE4711 - Manufacturing Integration

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IE4711 - Manufacturing Integration
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Module Requirements

• Assessment
• Word Test 15
• Excel Test 15
• PowerPoint Test 15
• Final Test 35
• Report 20
• Class Rules
• Attend ALL labs
• Collaborate but dont copy
• NO MOBILES

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Course Texts

• Available in the Print room or at ULs ITD web
  site,
• Word 2000 for Windows
• Excel 2000 for Windows
• PowerPoint 2000 for Windows
• Labs start in Week 3 check on www.timetable.ul.ie

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Additional Supports

• ITD web site Training Help
• Training Courses
• Microsoft Office Courseware
• Microsoft Office Guides
• Online Guides to Microsoft Office
• Web Interactive Guides for Office 2000 (On line
  version of Guides)
• NetG Interactive Guides for Office 2000 (Spend
  some time on these over the next 2 weeks)

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Why this module?

• Very little works in manufacturing without
  Computers
• Computer controlled machines, CAD, CIM,
  simulation, etc.
• Good presentation gets good grades!

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On-Line help

• UL home page, Services, Select a service, NetG
  Courses Excel, Word, PowerPoint
• Ask for help in tutorials
• Check regularly on the website for updates
• www.staff.ul.ie/sburke/computers/

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Compute Integrated Manufacturing

• CIM
• The use of Computer Systems and Automation
  Systems to operate and control production.

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Computers in Manufacturing

• Information processing by computers
• Design of components and systems
• Controlling operations in production
• Project planning Controlling
• Business related functions
• Physical Activities performed by Automation
  Systems
• Assembly stations, robotics, material transfer
  systems, inspection quality control etc.

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History of Computing

• Mechanical Computers
• 1600s, 1700s and 1800
• Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) The First Commercial
  Failure
• Gottfried Liebniz (1646-1716) The First
  Commercial Success
• Charles Babbage (1791-1871) The First Punched
  Cards
• Ada Lovelace (1815-1852) The First Programmer
• George Boole (1815-1864) The Founder of
  Information Theory
• Herman Hollerith (1860-1929) The First Empire
  Builder

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Holleriths Empire

• 1896 The Tabulating Machine Company
• 1911 Company merged with 2 others to form the
  Computing-Tabulated-Recording Company
• 1924 Changed its name to International Business
  Machines (IBM)
• 1944 First electronic computer developed in
  association with Dr Aiken of Harvard, Mark 1
• 8 feet high, 55 feet wide, 3 5 seconds to do a
  single multiplication operation

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First Generation Computers 1951-1959

• 1953, IBM announces its first commercial
  computer, the IBM 701
• Sold 19
• Used vacuum tubes that continuously burned out
• Were slow and unreliable
• Coded using machine language, composed of 1 and
  0
• Punched cards used to enter data and instructions

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Second Generation Computers1959-1963

• Vacuum tubes replaced by transistors
• Computers faster, smaller and more reliable
• High-level languages developed
• Easier to understand
• Not machine specific
• Computers can communicate over telephone lines

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Third Generation Computers1963-1975

• Invention of the integrated circuit in 1958 by
  Jack St Clair Kirby and Robert Noyce
• Integrated circuits incorporate many transistors
  and electronic circuits on a single chip
• Computers as cheap as 1st generation but faster
  and more memory
• DEC produced the first minicomputer in 1965, IBM
  dominated the mainframe market

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Fourth Generation Computers1975-Now?

• Early 70s Intel developed Intel 4004, the first
  microprocessor
• 1975, MITS Altair became the first commercially
  available microcomputer using the Intel 8080
• 1977, Apple Computer Inc. founded
• 1979, VisiCalc, first spreadsheet released
• 1981, IBM released the Personal Computer (PC)
• Intel microprocessor
• Microsoft Operating System (OS)

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Ask the Audience!

• DOS stands for
• Developing Object Software
• Disk Operating System
• Diagram Of System
• If you wanted to write a letter which of the
  following applications would you use
• MS Write
• MS Word
• WordStar

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• MS Excel is primarily used to
• Speed up the computer
• Produce computer graphics
• Manipulate data
• The X in the top right hand corner of a window is
  used to
• Close the window
• Turn off the computer
• Clear the screen

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• In most Microsoft applications the Save function
  can be found which menu
• Tools
• Edit
• File
• In the acronym HTML the M stands for
• Machine
• Markup
• Microsoft

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• Within Microsoft applications text can be
  underlined by holding down which keys
• Ctrl U
• Ctrl L
• Alt L
• Once a file is deleted it is
• Removed from the hard disk
• Removed from RAM
• Put into the recycle bin

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• A file with a .bmp extension is
• A binary methods file
• A project file
• A graphics file
• Which of the following is not an Internet
  browser
• Internet Explorer
• Microsoft Outlook
• Netscape Navigator