The Regional Center for Next Generation Manufacturing: Continued Leadership for Systemic Change
下一代制造区域中心:持续领导系统变革
基本信息
- 批准号:0903209
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 270万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2009
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2009-09-01 至 2014-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This project continues the regional center for next-generation manufacturing (RCNGM). The Colleges of Technology (COT) represents all 12 public Connecticut community colleges in partnership with six universities and 17 technical and comprehensive high schools. Included in this partnership are over 3000 manufacturing firms represented by the CT Business and Industry Association (CBIA). Over 250 community-college faculty, 75 faculty members of four-year institutions, along with 500 middle- and high-school teachers, have been engaged by the COT-RCNGM, directly impacting 59,000 students. Skilled manufacturing personnel are needed, particularly in New England, as documented in local, regional, and national manufacturing-workforce survey data. This problem is especially acute for industries using next generation manufacturing technologies such as laser manufacturing, fuel-cell technologies, 3D solid modeling and simulations, rapid prototyping, and 5- and 6-axis machining centers. The COT-RCNGM continues to address critical regional workforce needs and impact the 21st century manufacturing workforce. Intellectual MeritFor regional manufacturers to remain competitive, prudent but substantial investments must be made in the latest software, hardware, and equipment developments. Investment is needed in systems integration collectively known as Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM). CIM is characterized by highly integrated computer systems that support all aspects of manufacturing across an entire organization and its supply chain. The COT-RCNGM is well positioned, with experienced staff, faculty and industry support, to pursue the evolution of CIM. COT-RCNGM's proven model of mutually reinforcing goals begins with ongoing faculty development using industry externships to guide successful curriculum development. This is augmented by strong articulation agreements, culminating in highly effective recruitment and retention efforts targeting underrepresented populations. These efforts, driven by industry workforce needs, have had a marked impact on manufacturing program enrollments; for example, 57 new courses, nine credit certificates and 12 A.S. degree options in manufacturing and related technologies have already been developed and implemented. As manufacturing technologies continue to evolve, the COT-RCNGM is (1) providing professional development opportunities for faculty members that address 21st century workforce needs; (2) providing access to next generation curricula to include modeling, simulation, and CIM; (3) strengthening existing and creating new 2+2+2 articulation agreements; and (4) incorporating new models of student recruitment and retention that target women and minority populations.Broader Impact The RCNGM has already developed a web presence that includes recruitment materials for students, parents, and educators. The center is sponsoring faculty members' papers, presentations and participation at regional and national conferences and workshops. The center is disseminating educators' career kits, pamphlets, brochures, and videos at seminars targeting students and their parents. The center is facilitating recruitment of underrepresented populations based on synergistic partnerships (e.g., the Girls Scouts and professional associations) to ensure sustainability. The broader impact is both regional and national since the center is working with nine other ATE centers and six ATE projects. The center responds to requests from around the country for recruitment materials to be adapted or used as a template to create local recruitment efforts. The center is broadening and strengthening its regional impact by disseminating proven practices throughout New England. Through collaborating with a network of community colleges, the center is assisting in the creation of the workforce essential for the United States to compete globally in the 21st century.
该项目延续了下一代制造区域中心(RCNGM)。技术学院(COT)代表所有12所公立康涅狄格州社区学院与6所大学和17所技术和综合高中合作。包括在这个伙伴关系是由CT工商业协会(CBIA)代表的3000多家制造公司。250多名社区学院教师、75名四年制学院教师以及沿着500名初中和高中教师参加了COT-RCNGM,直接影响到59 000名学生。熟练的制造业人员是必要的,特别是在新英格兰,在地方,地区和国家制造业劳动力调查数据记录。对于使用下一代制造技术的行业,如激光制造、燃料电池技术、3D实体建模和仿真、快速原型以及5轴和6轴加工中心,这个问题尤其严重。COT-RCNGM继续满足关键的区域劳动力需求,并影响21世纪的制造业劳动力。智力优势区域制造商要保持竞争力,必须在最新的软件、硬件和设备开发方面进行谨慎但大量的投资。需要对系统集成进行投资,这些系统集成统称为计算机集成制造(CIM)。CIM的特点是高度集成的计算机系统,支持整个组织及其供应链中制造的各个方面。COT-RCNGM处于有利地位,拥有经验丰富的员工,教师和行业支持,以追求CIM的发展。COT-RCNGM经过验证的相互加强的目标模式始于使用行业实习指导成功的课程开发的持续教师发展。强有力的衔接协议加强了这一点,最终针对任职人数不足的人口开展了非常有效的征聘和留用工作。这些努力,由行业劳动力需求驱动,对制造业计划的招生产生了显着影响;例如,57个新课程,9个学分证书和12个A.S.制造业和相关技术的学位选择已经制定和实施。随着制造技术的不断发展,COT-RCNGM(1)为满足21世纪劳动力需求的教师提供专业发展机会;(2)提供下一代课程,包括建模,仿真和CIM;(3)加强现有的并创建新的2+2+2衔接协议;(4)采用针对妇女和少数民族的新的招生和保留学生的模式。更广泛的影响RCNGM已经开发了一个网站,其中包括面向学生、家长和教育工作者的招生材料。该中心正在赞助教师的论文,演讲和参加区域和国家会议和研讨会。该中心在针对学生及其家长的研讨会上分发教育工作者的职业套件、小册子、小册子和视频。该中心正在促进基于协同伙伴关系(例如,女童军和专业协会),以确保可持续性。更广泛的影响是区域和国家,因为该中心正在与其他九个ATE中心和六个ATE项目。该中心响应来自全国各地的要求,对招聘材料进行调整或用作模板,以创建当地招聘工作。该中心正在通过在整个新英格兰传播行之有效的做法来扩大和加强其区域影响。通过与社区学院网络的合作,该中心正在协助创造美国在21世纪世纪全球竞争所必需的劳动力。
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