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Module 1: The Role of the Manufacturing Engineer

• Define the role and responsibilities of a manufacturing engineer
• Identify common reference documents used by a manufacturing engineer

Module 2: Documentation Control

• Recognize the five elements of work instructions
• Identify the parts of a bill of materials (BOM)
• Use bill of materials (BOM), drawings, and other relevant documents to create actionable work instructions
• Use document revision control requirements to manage revisions to the product and product documentation
• Use engineering change requests (ECR), engineering change orders (ECO), engineering change notices (ECN) to evaluate, create, and manage revisions to the original documentation 
• Evaluate and implement deviations
• Develop the routing for a specific product

Module 3: Product Identification and Traceability

• Explain the purpose of product identification and traceability
• Determine the type of information included on product identification labels 
• Chart data collection points based on product routing
• Use part numbers and serial numbers to track assemblies
• Select product labels based on environment and cost
• Chart data collection points based on product routing

FINAL EXAM
Participants must complete the Final Exam with a passing score of 80% to access and download their Manufacturing Engineering for Electronics Assembly: Introduction Certificate of Completion. Students may attempt the exam up to three (3) times. Please note that a third and final attempt is permitted after 24 hours of the second attempt.