工业工程专业英语1-15
高等学校规划教材
Professional English for
Industrial Engineering
王爱虎编
高等学校规划教材
Professional English
for Industrial Engineering
工业工程专业英语
王爱虎编
北京理工大学出版社
BEIJING INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PRESS
内容简介
木书系统介绍了工业工程的专业概貌和发展。本书内容基本上涵盖了工业工程的知识体系，兼頭介绍了基础工业工程和现代工业工程的理论和方法，也介绍了各领域的最新发展动态。全书共分五篇〈20课），分别是：对工业工程的认识；基础工业工程；现代工业工程；工业工程前沿；工业工程展望。书末有专业词汇表。本书既可作为本科生的专业英语课使用,也可作为硕士和博十研究生论文写作的参考用书。
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R E F A C E
尽管于将近一个世纪以前起源于美国的工业工程管理理念已经在工业发达 地区如欧
美和日本等得到深入普及和广泛发展，但其在中国真正受到重视却是最 近几年的事情。从计划经济向市场经济的转变，20余年的改革开放，国有、私营、 合资和独资等多种经营方式的协谓发展以及2002年末中国正式成为国际贸易组 织（WTO)中的一员乃至十六大提出的新型工亚化道路等为工业工程在中国的发 展营造了良好的环境。与此相对应，工业工程专业的本科、工学硕士、工程硕士和 博士的教育和培养也受到了国家教委和全国多所高等院校的重视。2002年9月 在北京举行的第九届工业工程和工程管理国际年会和工程硕士教学研计会的不 完全统计数据置示，全国有90多所高等院校已经开始了工业工程专业不同层次 人才的培养。更可喜的是，2003年12月在上海召开的第十届工业工程和工程管 理国际年会和工此工程（院）系主任联席会议上校为准确的统计数据显示这个数 椐已经增长到130多。
国际竞争的加剧对工业工程专业人才的培养提出了更高的要求。未未的工 业工程从
业人员不仅需要掌握工业工程领域广博的专业知识，而且还应该具备同 来自世界不同国家和地区、具有不同教育和文化背景的同行用英语进行专业沟通 和交流的能力。而掌握大量的工业工程专业词汇无疑将对这种必要的沟通和交 流起到巨大的促进作用。然而，目前国内关于工业工程专业的教材引进和编写正 处于起步阶段，其专业英语的教材尤为缺乏。这就是本教材的编写动机。
本书的目的可以简单概括为：为工业工程专业的学生（包括本科生、频士生乃 至博
士生）、老师和从业人员提供一本系统介绍工业工程专业概貌和专业词汇的 学习材料，以使其能够通过专业词汇的集中学习提高其专业英语阅读能力和专业 沟通能力。
本书有如下特点：
?突出了对专业词汇的介绍，与普通英语的教学有很好的衔接； ?
内容基本上涵盖了工业工程的知识体系； ?兼顾了对基础和现代工
业工程的理论和方法的务绍；
?在对工业工程基本概念、理论和方法介绍的同时，强调了各领域的最新发展 动态；
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?突出了工业发达国家的学者和从it人员对工业工程发展过程中经验的总
结、思考和对未来的展望；?大部分内容逸自高水帄闺外刊物，有很强的前榜性，有利于高年级本科生、研究生乃至博士生的论文写作。
在本书的编写过程中得到了美国纽约州立大学布法罗大学工业工程系Dr, Rakesh Nagi,Dr. Lilin,香港中文大学赵先德教授，华南理工大学工商管理学院徐学军教授，重庆大学易树帄教授，河北科技大学李军教授、徐端园教授，北京交通大学部明烕副教授，内蒙古工业大学陈红霞等的支持和帮助，在此表示谢意！由于作者水帄有浪，书中难免有不妥和谬误之处，恳请读者批评和指正。
编者
CO N T E N T S
第一篇：对工业工程的认识
1. Industrial Engineering Education for the 21st Century
21世纪的工业工程教育....................................................
这篇文章详细介绍了处于世纪之交的美国工业工程专it的学者对羑国几十年工业工程教育体系的总结和思考，包括教育质量如何控制、教学过程中理论和实践如何协调、教学才案如何整合、对工此工程作用的认识以及职业道德等。文章的最后对新世纪工业工程的教育予以了展望。
2.Real IE Value
工业工程的真正价值 (7)
随着社会的发展、技术的进步以及全球贸易环境的改善，工业工秘的内滋和外延都在发生着相应变化，其结果是很难给工业工程下一个准确的定义。相应地，工业工程师的职责等也变得千差万别。这篇文章对工业工程的真正价值进行了深入思考。
第二篇基础业工程
3.Operations Research
运筹学................................................................
在简单介绍了运筹学的发展历程的基础上，对已经取得的成就进行了总結并对未耒的发展领域予以展望。
4.Work -Measured Labor Standards
基于作业测量的劳动标准 (27)
工作研究和作业测量是工业工程相域中最传统的研究内容，而标难时间更是各种工业工程理论和方法得以正确应用所要依赖的基础，该文对基于20 世纪90年代的标准时间测量方法进行了介绍。
5.Ergonomics
人因学 (33)
本文在对人因学的发展历史进行了简要介绍的基础上对基本的人因系统模型进行了详细阐述，并对未来的发展趋势予以了展望。
6.Next Generation Factory Layouts
21世纪的工厂布局 (44)
首先对传统的布局方法进行了系统介绍，然后对工业界的发展趋势进行了总结并对各种相应的新型工厂布局方法以及现代工厂布局研究面临的挑战予以了详细说明。
7.Operations Management
运作管理 (54)
对运作管理的概念、意义、内容和发展趋势等进行了系统阐述，是一篇概述性文聿。
8.The Role of IE in Engineering Economics
工业工程在工程经济学中的作用 (62)
本文对全球经齐环境下战略资本投資及其效果评价过程进行了总結，并对工业工程在投资评价过程中所扮演的角色和实现的功能进行了说明。
9.Systems Engineering and Engineering Management
系统工程和工程管理 (73)
本文对系统工程和工程管理的概念、相互关系以及系统开友过程进行了系统概括。
第三篇现代工业工程
10.Concurrent Engineering
并行工程 (80)
对美国军方导弹指挥部系统开展并行工程工作的流程和方法进行了详细说明。
11.New Product Development
新产品开发 (87)
对新产品开发前期的市场调查、概念设计以及方案形成阶段应该如何有效开展工作进行了系统说明。
https://www.wendangku.net/doc/489702847.html,puter Integrated Manufacturing
计算机集成制造 (98)
首先介绍了计算机集成制造的概念，然后对计算机輔助设计、计算机辅助工程、计算机辅助制造、网络和制造自动化等概念和内容进行了系统、全面的概括和总结。
13.Simulation Modeling and Analysis
仿真建模与分析 (111)
对仿真的特性、种类和优缺点进行了系统介绍，是一篇概述性文章C
14.Classification of JIT Techniques
准时化技术的分类 (120)
将与准时制造相关的技术分为纯工程性技木、与工人操作相关的技术和日式管理相关的技术三种类型。然后对各种类型的技术定义和内涵进行了系统阐述。
第西篇工业工程前沿
15.Total Quality Management
全面质量管理 (128)
同制造业如火如荼的全面盾量管理运动相比，服务业的全面质量研究却不多见。基于此，作者提出全面质量服务的概念,并在系统、全面地综迷了全面质量管理和全面质量服务。
目录
文献的基上，识别出全面廣量管理的12个纬度，并对这些纬度给予了详细介绍。
16.Agile Manufacturing
敏捷制造............................................................ （】39) 在综述了敏捷制造相关文献的基础上，对制造业敏捷性提出了新的看法并对与敏捷制造相关的主要策略和技术进行识别。
17.Theory of Constraints
约束理论 (148)
对约束理论的起源、关键概念和内容进行了系统综述，并在文章的最后对约束理论的研究方向进行了介绍，是一篇非常新的综述性文章。
18、、。。。。。。。、、Experimental Economics and Supply Chain Management
实验经济学与供应链管理................................................. 057)以碑酒游戏为例，探讨了实脸经济学方法在供应链管理中的应用。
19.第五篇工业工程展望
20.The Evolution of Information Systems and Business Organization Structures
信息系统与企业组织结构的衍变 (171)
对比综述了信息系统和企业组织结构的演化过程，对期间的可能联系进行了推測；对信息技术与組织结构间的互动关系进行了深入研究，并对未来企业如何有机协调信息技术与组织结构的关系进行了分
柝。
https://www.wendangku.net/doc/489702847.html,rmation Technology and Business Process Redesign
信息技术与业务流程再造 (186)
进入21世紀的工业工程将何去何从一直是人们非常关心的一个问题。这篇文章的作者认为21】世纪的工业工程师应该将更多的注意力放在基于信息技术的企业流程的再造上。若一个企业能很好地
将信息技术和企此流程再造的理念应用于企业的管理实践，則这样的企业就具备了在新世纪获得成功
的能力。
专业词汇1总表 (200)
豢考文献 (215)
第一篇对工业工程的认识
Industrial Engineering Education for the 21st
Century
21世纪的工业工程教育---------------
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improvement。. ”Unfortunately, many of these represent mere rhetorics that are not backed by practical implementation models. IE should take the lead in reforming its own curriculum so that it can help to develop practical implementation models that can be used by other disciplines. Many educators and administrators are searching for ways to transform improvement rhetorics and slogans into action. Models developed by IEs can provide the answers.
Quality in IE education
Incorporating quality concepts into education is a goal that should be pursued at national, state, local and institution levels. Existing models of total quality management (TQM) and continuous process improvement (CPI) can be adopted for curriculum improvement. However, because of the unique nature of academia ，re-definition of TQM will be necessary so that the approach will be compatible with the academic process. For example, in industry ，the idea of zero defects makes sense. But in academia, we cannot proclaim zero defects in our graduates since their success on the job cannot be guaranteed. Nonetheless, the basic concepts of improving product quality are applicable to improving any education process. Clynes, while reflecting on discussions he participated in at a National Research Council colloquium on engineering education, said “Teaching quality, like a company's customer service, can never be too good and always needs attention for improvement. ” This is true. A careful review of IE curriculum will reveal areas for improvement. This will help avoid stale curricula that may not meet the current needs of the society.
Theory and practice
Teaching determines the crux of research while research determines the crux of teaching. Integration of teaching and research is required for effective professional practice. The need to incorporate some aspect of practice into engineering education has been addressed widely in (he literature. Pritsker recommends that professors must combine research interests with teaching responsibilities. The declining state of university education was described by Samuel son with respect to waste ，lax academic standards and mediocre teaching and scholarship. These specific problems have been cited in the literature：
’ Increasing undergraduate attrition despite falling academic standards at many schools. Decreasing teaching loads in： favor of increasing dedication to research；
?Migration of full professors from undergraduate teaching in favor of graduate teaching and research；
?Watered down contents of undergraduate courses in the attempt to achieve retention goals；
?Decreasing relevance of undergraduate courses to real-world practice.
Curriculum integration
Curriculum integration (interdisciplinary approach) should be used to address the problems cited
第一篇对工业工程的认识
above. Curriculum integration should be a priority in reforming education programs. Students must understand the way the world around them works and be capable of becoming responsible contributors, to the society. Interdisciplinary education offers a more holistic approach to achieving this goal】. Interdisciplinary course and curriculum improvement should link separate but related subjects to provide students with comprehensive skills so they can adapt to the changing world. One form of interdisciplinary integration involves projects in which students from more than one academic department participate in joint industrial projects. This facilitates sharing of views from different angles.
Role of the IE
enhanced IE education will prepare students to lead efforts to integrate entities in manufacturing and service organizations of the 21st century. The IE profession, as a whole, faces an important challenge in educating future IEs for this leadership role. The current IE curriculum provides good exposure to its many unique facets. Individual courses at both undergraduate and graduate l&vels in many institutions are comprehensive. Yet there are some fundamental deficiencies as discussed below.
The academic curriculum rarely emphasizes the fundamental philosophy of IE itself. That philosophy is a holistic approach to design, development and implementation of integrated systems of men, machines and materials. Students go through courses in operations research, manufacturing, Hunan factors and so on without understanding the interrelationships between these areas and the synergistic impact this integrated approach has on man-machine systems. IE is quickly losing its identity as a value-adding profession. The basic cause of this problem Is that many IEs graduate without resolving the question of identity related to the following questions：
?What separates an IE from other engineers?
?What contribution does the profession make to an organization?
The root of this identity problem l】ies in the structured and isolated approach of various IE courses. This results in specialization that is too narrow. For example, graduates today tend to associate more with focused professional societies rather than the general IE. This is a disturbing drift that may destroy the identity of IE as we now know it.
There is a big difference between academic and industrial approaches to performance evaluation. The academic community evaluates its members by the number of publications and research grants .By contrast, industry measures performance in terms of real contributions to organizational goals. This has had a detrimental effect on the learning interaction that faculty and students must share for students to graduate with profession loyalty, technical competence and capability of integrating theoretical concepts and industrial practice effectively.
In the attempt to prepare students for graduate level education, the academic curriculum often has a strong mathematical orientation. Though a required approach, it develops a very structured approach to problem solving among students. Consequently, students expect all problems to have well-defined inputs ，processing modules and outputs. Thus, when faced with complex, ill- defined ,and unstructured problems that are common in the real world, many new graduates perform poorly. Chisman points out that the bulk of teaching should be done for undergraduate students since over 85 percent of them go into industry, not on to graduate school. Unfortunately, attempts to improve curriculum is often tilted in favor of research-oriented education ，thereby depriving the majority of the students of the skills they need to survive in the business world.
Many young graduates mistakenly perceive their expected roles as being part of the management personnel, having little or no direct association with shop-floor activities. Such views impede hands-on experience and prevent the identification of root causes of industrial problems. Consequently, this leads to the development of solutions that are short-term, unrealistic, and/or inadequate. The growing reliance of simulation models that cannot be practically validated in real- world settings is one obvious symptom of this problem.
Like many other engineering curricula, IE is growing within an isolated shell. Students do not realize the importance of developing solutions beneficial to a system lather than for individual components. Many new graduates take a long lime to become productive in developing solutions that require multi-disciplinary approaches.
Ethics in education
Professional morality and responsibility should be introduced early to IE students. Lessons on ethics should be incorporated into curriculum improvement approaches. IE graduates should be familiar with engineering code of ethics so that they can uphold and advance the integrity, honor and dignity of their professions by：
?using their knowledge and skill for the enhancement of human welfare；
?being honest ，loyal, and impartial in serving the public ，their employers and clients；
?striving to increase the competence and prestige of their professions；
?supporting the professional and technical societies of their disciplines.
Some points to consider when developing curriculum improvement approaches are ；
? Education should not just be a matter of taking courses, getting grades and moving on. Lifelong lessons should be
a basic component of every education process. These lessons can only be achieved through a systems view of
education. The politics of practice should be explained to students so that they are not shocked and frustrated when they go from the
第一篇对工业工桂的认义傘
专盥英语- classroom to the boardroom.
?Universities face a variety of real-world mum-disciplinary problems that are often similar to industrial operations problems. These problems could be used as test cases for solution approaches. IE students could form consulting teams and develop effective solutions to such problems.
?Schools should increase their interaction with local industries when such industries are available- This will facilitate more realistic and relevant joint projects for students and industry professionals,
?The versatility of IEs in interacting with other groups in the industrial environment can be further enhanced by encouraging students to take more cross -disciplinary courses in disciplines such as mechanical engineering computer science ，business, etc.
?Students must keep in mind that the computer is just a tool and not the solution approach. For example, a word processor is a clerical tool that cannot compose a report by itself without the creative writing ability of the user.
Likewise ,a spreadsheet is an analytical tool that cannot perform accurate calculations without accurate inputs.
Curriculum assessment
Performance measures and benchmarks are needed for assessing the effectiveness of IE education. The effectiveness of curriculum can be measured in terms of the outgoing quality of students. This can be tracked by conducting surveys of employers to determine the relative performance of graduates.
The primary responsibility of a curriculum improvement team is to ensure proper forward and backward flow of information and knowledge between the academic institution and Industry, The percentage of students passing the engineer-in-training ( EIT) exam can also be used as a performance measure. The percentage of students going on to graduate programs and staying on to graduate will also be a valuable measure of performance. Entrance questionnaires and exit questionnaires can also be used to judge students' perception of the improved curriculum.
Conclusions
Significant changes are occurring in the world. These changes can come in terms of technological, economic, social and political developments. To adapt to these changes and still be productive contributors to the society, IE students must be prepared to be more versatile than their predecessors. This preparation requires significant changes in the contents and delivery of IE education. Educators and administrators institute plans immediately for reforming IE education in preparation for the landmark expectations of the 21st century. Efforts to improve IE education now will eventually lead to the development of leadership roles that other disciplines can emulate. This is a worthwhile service to the whole society that IE educators and professionals should not overlook.
^第一篇对工龙工程的认识
Industrial Engineering
Total Quality Management
Continuous Improvement Human Factors
Man-machine Systems
Shop-Floor Activities Simulation Model Code of Ethics Performance Measure Benchmark
-篇对工此工程的认识
Professional Words and Expressions