Fashion studies

• Technology: Evolution of technology, Electronics, Informatics, Telecommunications, Automation (6 hours) • Innovation: Role of innovation. Research and development. Technology innovation. Technology transfer (4 hours) • Working organization: Technology and production organization, from traditional organization to integrated organization (4 hours) • Systems of control (4 hours) • Production processes and strategic parameters of production (4 hours) • Types of production models and their differences (4 hours) • Management of production: Demand forecasts, Project management, Materials planning (6 hours) • Production Management techniques: push and pull (4 hours) • Production control (4 hours) • Quality and quality control (2 hours) • Costs in quality control and Costs in quality management (2 hours) • Total Quality Management, Models and standards for the application of TQM, Excellence models (4 hours)

Prerequisites and prerequisites are not foreseen

Chiacchierini E., Tecnologia e produzione, Cedam, 2012 For information visit: https://sites.google.com/a/uniroma1.it/carloamendola/home

Course attendance is recommended

The level of learning achieved by the student is evaluated in thirtieths and ascertained with a final exam that aims to verify the level of acquired knowledge and the ability to communicate correctly and clearly this knowledge. The exam will take place in written and / or oral form: the exam will take place in written form and is structured as follows: 31 multiple choice questions and automatic correction of the tests by the University office and will last 40 minutes. For each correct answer 1 point will be awarded. The test will be considered passed only if the score obtained will be equal to or higher than 18/30. Those who have obtained a grade of at least 18/30 may, at their choice, confirm the written mark or take the oral exam in order to increase the mark. The outcome of this test will affect the final grade. To achieve a score of 30/30 cum laude, the student must demonstrate that he has acquired excellent knowledge of all the topics covered during the course, being able to link them in a logical and consistent way.

Frontal lectures and seminars in tha classroom

• Technology: Evolution of technology, Electronics, Informatics, Telecommunications, Automation (6 hours) • Innovation: Role of innovation. Research and development. Technology innovation. Technology transfer (4 hours) • Working organization: Technology and production organization, from traditional organization to integrated organization (4 hours) • Systems of control (4 hours) • Production processes and strategic parameters of production (4 hours) • Types of production models and their differences (4 hours) • Management of production: Demand forecasts, Project management, Materials planning (6 hours) • Production Management techniques: push and pull (4 hours) • Production control (4 hours) • Quality and quality control (2 hours) • Costs in quality control and Costs in quality management (2 hours) • Total Quality Management, Models and standards for the application of TQM, Excellence models (4 hours)

Prerequisites and prerequisites are not foreseen

Chiacchierini E., Tecnologia e produzione, Cedam, 2012 For information visit: https://sites.google.com/a/uniroma1.it/carloamendola/home

Course attendance is recommended

The level of learning achieved by the student is evaluated in thirtieths and ascertained with a final exam that aims to verify the level of acquired knowledge and the ability to communicate correctly and clearly this knowledge. The exam will take place in written and / or oral form: the exam will take place in written form and is structured as follows: 31 multiple choice questions and automatic correction of the tests by the University office and will last 40 minutes. For each correct answer 1 point will be awarded. The test will be considered passed only if the score obtained will be equal to or higher than 18/30. Those who have obtained a grade of at least 18/30 may, at their choice, confirm the written mark or take the oral exam in order to increase the mark. The outcome of this test will affect the final grade. To achieve a score of 30/30 cum laude, the student must demonstrate that he has acquired excellent knowledge of all the topics covered during the course, being able to link them in a logical and consistent way.

Frontal lectures and seminars in tha classroom