University and Industry Cooperation in the Development of a Curriculum for Integrated Manufacturing Systems Engineering

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Haddad, Abraham H.
Krosner, Stephen P.
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This paper describes the Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIMS) Program at the Georgia Institute of Technology, which was established with the help of a grant from the IBM Corporation. The Program began its third year recently, and involves a cooperative effort within Georgia Tech among eight Schools, with strong support and interaction with over a dozen industries. The Program is one approach to the problem of educating graduate students in industrially related interdisciplinary topics of major importance.
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1985-12
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