製造資訊系統

The aim of this course is two-fold: (1) to help students to get an insight into the state-of-the-art knowledge on all aspects of Enterprise Systems development (the manufacturing information system will be taken as an example), (2) to expose students to the technologies for the planning, design and modeling of Enterprise Systems.

• Manufacturing Systems (P95030) and Enterprise Engineering and Integration

Part I. Lecture

1. Enterprise System Development Process and Methodology

   1. Introduction

   2. Business Process Modeling

   3. Business Process Reengineering

   4. Use Case Modeling

   5. Class Modeling

   6. Object Interaction Modeling

   7. State Modeling

   8. Business-Oriented Component Modeling

2. Data Analysis and Modeling

   1. Introduction to Data Analysis and Modeling

   2. Data Analysis

Part II. Individual Study

• Select Paper Reading (Every week)

Part II. Team Project

• 2~3 persons

• Paul Allen and Stuart
  Component-Based Development for Enterprise Systems, 1998, Cambridge University Press

• Rosemary Rock-Evans
  An Introduction to Data and Activity Analysis, 1989, QED Information Sciences, Inc.

• Team project 60%

  1. Requirement analysis 10%

  2. Planning 10%

  3. Design 20%

  4. Implementation 20%

• Individual Study 30%

• Final exam 10%