Design of digital production and assembly systems
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Faculty of Business and Economics
Chair of Production and Logistics
Module „International Research in Supply Chain Management“ (ID M.XXXXX)
PROF. DR. MATTHIAS KLUMPP & PROF. DR. FRANCESCO PILATI (UNIVERSITY OF TRENTO)
Design of digital production and
assembly systems
Seminar Summer Term 2021
05.02.2021 Summer Term 2021 1Seminar Digital Production
Learning Objectives
At the end of the seminar you will be able to:
• Understand, design and manage digital productions and assembly systems
considering efficiency and safety of the human workforce.
• Apply simulation techniques and the software Automod for validation of production
systems and develop a digital twin layout of considered production systems.
• Validate different scheduling algorithms and strategies through multi-scenario
analysis.
05.02.2021 Summer Term 2021 2Seminar Digital Production
Organization
• The digital lecture starts mid of April until mid of June 2021 (lectures are live in
digital forms and recorded):
• Monday 16:30-19:30
• Wednesday 16:30-19:30
• Examination:
• Group work simulation of a case study, 2-4 participants
• Submission 21st of June
• Discussion 24th of June
05.02.2021 Summer Term 2021 3Faculty of Business and Economics
Chair of Production and Logistics
PROF. DR. MATTHIAS KLUMPP, M.SC. BEATRIZ BEYER
Simulations for logistics in the service
sector
Seminar Summer Term 2021
Aktuelle Ansätze in der Produktion und Logistik [M.WIWI-BWL.0028]
05.02.2021 Summer Term 2021 4Seminar Simulation
Learning Objectives
At the end of the seminar you will be able to:
• Understand and explain the concept of simulations and the differences between
discrete-event simulations, system dynamics and agent based simulations.
• Apply three different simulation methods to specific cases for the logistics of the
service sector.
• Understand and use simulation software tools.
• Understand and discuss the results of simulation models as a decision support tool.
05.02.2021 Summer Term 2021 5Seminar Simulation
Organization
• Groups of 2-3 students work together on three short report assignments and three short presentations (15
minutes each team) regarding discrete-event simulations, system dynamics and agent based simulations.
• Teams will be randomly allocated for each team task. Events are fully digital. The aim is the independent,
research-oriented and reflected scientific treatment of topics of simulation as decision support in logistics
and supply chain management.
• In each lecture one simulation method is introduced as input for the group assignments. The group
assignments start after each lecture and are due until the next scheduled lecture.
05.02.2021 Summer Term 2021 6Seminar Simulation
Schedule and Deadlines
• Lecture schedule:
o Wednesday April 14th 2021, 1-5pm : Opening session, lecture on discrete-event simulation. Start of the first
group assignment.
o Wed May 19th 2021 1-5pm : 1st group presentations on discrete-event simulations and lecture on introduction
to system dynamics. Start of the 2nd group assignment.
o Wed June 16th 2021, 1-5pm: group presentation of the 2nd assignment on system dynamics & lecture on
introduction to agent based simulations. Start of the 3rd group assignment.
o Wed July 7th 2021, 1-5pm: Group presentations of the 3rd assignment on agent based simulations. Final
conclusions.
• Deadlines for the reports:
• 1st Report (Discrete-Event): May 19th 10am
• 2nd Report (SD): June 16th 10 am
• 3rd Report (ABM): July 7th 10 am
05.02.2021 Summer Term 2021 7Faculty of Business and Economics
Chair of Production and Logistics
PROF. DR. MATTHIAS KLUMPP, M.SC. TOBIAS WITT
Supply Chain Management
Lecture Summer Term 2021
M.WIWI-BWL.0034SCM Course
Learning Objectives
At the end of the supply chain management (SCM) course you will be able to:
• Understand and explain the management concept of SCM.
• Apply specific methods for location, transport and inventory planning.
• Understand and explain changes with digital systems and applications in SCM.
• Discuss challenges for sustainability in SCM and supply chains, especially social
sustainability.
• Design promising supply chain management strategies.
05.02.2021 Summer Term 2021 9SCM Course
Chapter Structure
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3
▪ Introduction ▪ Location Planning ▪ Transport Planning
▪ Basics/Concept SCM ▪ Center of Gravity Analysis ▪ Opening and Improvement
Methods
Chapter 4 Chapter 5
▪ Inventory Planning and ▪ Digital SCM Chapter 6
Management ▪ Additive Manufacturing ▪ Sustainable SCM
▪ Dynamic Inventory Model ▪ Social Sustainability in
Operations
05.02.2021 Summer Term 2021 10SCM Course
Schedule Logistics and Supply Chain Management Summer Term 2021 (Digital)
Tuesday, Video + online Q&A session Friday, Video + online Q&A session
13.04.2021 , 11-12 h Chapter 1 Introduction to SCM 16.04.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 1: Introduction to SCM
Bullwhip effect
20.04.2021, 11-12 h Chapter 2 Location planning 23.04.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 2: Introduction to SCM
Carry-over parts, Postponement
27.04.2021, 11-12 h Chapter 3 Transport planning 30.04.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 3: Weber’s problem
Center of gravity, Opportunity costs, Miehle’s procedure
04.05.2021, 11-12 h Chapter 4 Inventory planning 07.05.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 4: Warehouse Location Problem
Add/Drop heuristics
11.05.2021, 11-12 h Chapter 5 Digital SCM/3D printing 14.05.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 5: Transport planning
Initial solution: Russel’s procedure & frequency method
18.05.2021, 11-12 h Chapter 6 Sustainable SCM 21.05.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 6: Transport planning
Optimized solution: MODI
Special case: discrepancy between supply & demand
28.05.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 6: Transport planning
Two-stage transport problem
04.06.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 7: Inventory planning: dynamic inventory model
Heuristic solution methods: part period method, least unit-cost method
11.06.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 8: Inventory planning: dynamic inventory model
Optimal solution: Wagner-Within algorithm
15.06.2021 , 10-12 h Presentation exercise 18.06.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 9: Digital SCM
22.06.2021, 10-12 h Presentation exercise 25.06.2021, 11-12 h Exercise 10: Sustainable SCM
29.06.2021, 10-12 h Q&A + Guest lecture 02.07.2021, 11-12 h Q&A
06.07.2021, 10-12 h Team presentation
(live/recording)
27.07.2021,
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