Me 226 - Class 1
Me 226 - Class 1
ME 226
ENGINEERING
RHOGEN C. ESTEBAN, SO2
CLASS INSTRUCTOR
MANAGEMENT
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OBJECTIVES
a) Understand the concept of Engineering Management and
its significance for Mechanical Engineers.
ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT CLASS 1
ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT?
• Engineering Management combines engineering
principles with management practices to efficiently
plan, design, and execute projects and products.
ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT CLASS 1
Example: Engineering Management in Mechanical Engineering can
be seen in the development and production of a new consumer
product, such as an electric car or a robotic arm.
Project Initiation & Planning:
Objective: The company decides to develop a new electric car model
with improved battery efficiency and a sleek design.
Responsibilities:
Create detailed timelines with deadlines for each phase. Allocate
resources (teams, tools, equipment).Conduct feasibility studies to
evaluate technical and financial viability.
DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT PHASE
Responsibilities:
Oversee coordination between teams (design, electrical
engineering, and software).Approve initial design drafts.
Responsibilities:
Coordinate with the manufacturing team to ensure effective
production methods.
Responsibilities:
Ensure that testing equipment and methods are effective.Oversee
quality assurance procedures to test functionality, safety, and
efficiency.
Responsibilities:
Manage the transition to full-scale production.
Ensure that the production capacity matches demand.
Monitor product performance and customer feedback.
Organize the maintenance and repair systems for customers post-
launch.
TAKEAWAYS
ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT CLASS 1
• As future mechanical engineers, you will often be tasked with
leading projects, managing teams, and making decisions that
affect both technical and business outcomes.
ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT CLASS 1
• Technical Expertise:
A strong understanding of mechanical systems, materials,
manufacturing processes, etc.
• Leadership Skills:
The ability to lead diverse teams, motivate others, and make
decisions under pressure.
• Financial Acumen:
Understanding budgeting, cost estimation, and resource
allocation.
• Communication:
Clear communication with both technical and non-technical
stakeholders, including customers, vendors, and senior
management.
• Problem-Solving:
Developing creative solutions to engineering challenges while
ENGINEERING PROJECT LIFE
CYCLE
ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT CLASS 1
• Conceptual Design & Planning:
Understanding client needs, feasibility studies, and initial
planning.
Manufacturing/Implementation:
Translating designs into functional products through
manufacturing processes.
ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT CLASS 1
• You will not only be solving technical problems but also need to
ensure that projects stay within scope, budget, and time
constraints.