Summary on Lean Tools Implimentation Kaenat T. Shaikh Lecturer, Mechanical Engineering Viva College of Diploma Engg & Technology Virar, Maharashtra, India Email : kaenat.shaikh@gmail.com Abstract :The concept of lean manufacturing was developed by Shigeo Shingo and Taiichi Ohno for maximizing the resource utilization by reducing wastes. Several papers have been published on various methodologies for implementation of lean strategy .Literature survey on LM identify several tools and techniques
College is an entirely different experience compared to high school. Surely, all freshmen will be culture shocked upon entering college. A lot of freshmen have no clue or not enough knowledge of what to expect. College is not as ‘petics’ as high school. Matters are taken much more seriously. Those who have not prepared themselves experience difficulty in studying and coping up with the daily hassles of college life. In addition to this, the amount of freedom available to them which was not present
Will college student been more engage in learning if teachers use subject that interested them? In his article “Hidden intellectualism” Gerald Graff stated his idea of encouraging students to learn by using subject that encouraging students to learn by using subject that they like, such as cars, sports, and fashion. To support this he talks about his adolescent experience when he hates reading books and only thing he cared about was sports. From him liking sports, he stated liking sport magazines
Is College the way to go? Stephanie Owens, and Isabel Sawhill both make good observations for determining “is college the way to go”? Giving the reader a chance to see if college is for them, or if choosing a different path would benefit them best. The factors shown are your field of study, whether a student graduates, or post – graduation occupation. They outline important steps policy makers can take to ensure every person makes smart investments. For most students coming out of high school it’s
What does college symbolically represent? Is it the basis for the rest of one’s life? Or is it a big waste of time? In the United States of America, countless people attend college in order to pursue degrees. These degrees then can be used to obtain specific occupations. On top of all the hardwork used to get the degree, students are spending hundreds of thousands of their (or their parents) saved up money. But what does this spent money give you a successful life? Or does it give you a life
their own interpretations of how to become successful. Although the two articles discuss different ideas, they both basically suggest the same thing. Success is not the measure of how much one possesses, but how one measures themselves and where one gains his self-esteem. Chesterton focuses on the publications written about success. He claims they are worthless and a waste of time and money. The publications are misinforming the readers into what success is and how to obtain it. Success, as defined
the closest I’ve ever gotten to a college graduation.” said Steve Jobs, the CEO of Apple computer and Pixar animation studios. Steve Jobs told three important stories to the graduating students of Stanford university. Through his stories he highlights the significance of doing what one loves. In his first story he told how he dropped out of college after the first six months and started taking classes that interested him. Through his second story he mentions how he started Apple in his garage with
attend college after graduating from high school. However, this might not be the best option for high school graduates. College is the place that students transfer from teenagers to adults. Students’ lack of preparation for this transition will seriously affect their performance in college. Therefore, student shouldn’t go to college right after high school because they need more time to prepare themselves both finically and mentally. The statistics in the article “What’s the Rush? Why College Can Wait”
and watch it pass. Jobs aims to encourage college students to not follow a goal if it doesn’t make you happy. Near the end of his speech, he delivers a great message. “Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma — which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most
lot about the downsides of sports: the injuries, scams, academic stress, and drugs, but it is important to realize that only a small amount of athletes actually get involved with this. Playing sports is a healthy way to grow up and to become a successful person. While athletes may encounter the negative side of sports, those are the experiences they can grow from. Playing sports give athletes a chance to experience different types of pressure and make choices that will determine lifetime habits