Selected Topics in Industrial Asset Management (OFF910)
The course covers different levels of knowledge at a more general level required for optimization of, design, utlization, and operations of industrial assets, infrastructures, systems, and processes, as well as its management.
The course covers different levels of knowledge at a more general level required for optimization of design, utlization, and operations of industrial assets, systems, and processes, as well as its management. The course is divided into two modules. In the first module, theories, principles, and practices within some selected areas will be discussed that have implications on effective and efficient engineering and management of industrial assets, systems, and processes. The second module is dedicated to the review of selected practical cases to facilitate further understanding and use of knowledge. The course will comprise of relevant articles (and books) on the subject matter. The issues that will be taken into the second module of studies can be varied depending on the learning needs.
Learning outcome
A general understanding on foundational issues and practices related to effective, efficient, and safe engineering and management of industrial assets, systems, and processes. It is also expected that the students will develop necessary skills for review of other scholarly perspectives and for defense of their own ideas.
Required prerequisite knowledge
None
Exam
Project report/paper and presentation
Form of assessment
Weight
Duration
Marks
Aid
Report/Paper
1/2
Passed / Not Passed
Presentation
1/2
Passed / Not Passed
A written report and an oral presentation based on individual course plan.Assessment: Pass / Fail.
Coursework requirements
Presentations through defined Learning stages for discussion and review. Based on review, critique, and reflections of other's work and own ideas.
Individual Lectures/ Academic discussions and group/individual work involving reflections, critique, and defense.
Open for
The course is open for students registered for PhD study.
Course assessment
There must be an early dialogue between the course coordinator, the student representative and the students. The purpose is feedback from the students for changes and adjustments in the course for the current semester.In addition, a digital course evaluation must be carried out at least every three years. Its purpose is to gather the students experiences with the course.