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An analysis of the military engineering logistics planning problemDenham, David R., n/a January 1982 (has links)
Logistics is defined in the Concise Oxford
Dictionary as "the art of moving and quartering troops,
and supplying and maintaining a fleet". While this
definition is rather narrow, it nevertheless gives a
general guide to the broad military support field known
as logistics. This thesis is concerned with one of the
more complex military logistics problems - namely the
allocation of men, equipment and materiel to the engineer
tasks associated with the movement, maintenance and
support of military forces in a theatre of operations.
The major factors are:
a. tasks to be carried out by engineers;
b. the number and type of available
engineer construction units.
c. stores and transport constraints imposed
by other agencies in the Defence logistics
system;
d. deadlines imposed by the Commander and his
staff;
e. efficiency and proficiency of engineer
constructions units in carrying out
particular tasks;
f. risk, including
(1) possible enemy action (both directly
against units, or indirectly against
other elements in the logistics system)
(2) adverse weather (both direct and indirect)
Current military procedures for solving this
type of problem are based on practices developed during
World War II, and rely heavily on support from external
sources (this was the case throughout the conflicts in
Korea, Malaya and Vietnam). The recent change in Government
defence policy requiring greater reliance on our own
resources has meant that new solutions have had to be
found to old problems. The aim of this thesis is therefore
three-fold:
a. to analyse the problem in terms of
its various components;
b. to develop a method whereby the problem
can be solved manually in an efficient
manner (but still considering all the
relevant factors); and
c. to develop a method whereby the solution
to the problem can be optimized, using
computers where necessary.
Mathematical equations are developed for all factors in
the engineer logistics planning problem, and a graphical
technique is developed which enables a solution to the
problem to be found quickly using manual methods.
The approach to-the development of the graphical technique
is based on some ideas presented by V.V. Kolbin in his
book "Stochastic Programming".
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Self-efficacys inverkan på viljan att ha ledaransvar : Civilingenjörsstudenters framtida ambitionerAmsih, Nancy, Österberg, Elin January 2009 (has links)
<p>Tidigare forskning menar att kvinnor har lägre tilltro till sin förmåga att ta sig an organisatoriska roller än män (A. Dickerson & M. A. Taylor, 2000; K. S. Lyness & C. A. Schrader, 2006). Sveriges statistiska centralbyrå redovisade 2009 att färre kvinnor än män var representerade i ledartjänst. Studien har undersökt studenters nivå av akademisk self-efficacy och deras vilja att ha ledaransvar framledes. Resultat grundas på enkätdata från 78 studenter. Män hade högre nivå av akademisk self-efficacy än kvinnor. Det fanns däremot inga könsskillnader gällande viljan att ha ledaransvar. Studien visar ett positivt signifikant samband mellan nämnda variabler. Även erfarenheter av att utöva ledarskap och pappans ledarposition tycks ha betydelse för deltagarnas vilja att ha ledaransvar i det framtida yrket.</p>
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Should I stay or should I go? : Turnover among young engineers.Karlsson, Johan January 2008 (has links)
<p>Many knowledge-intensive organizations are experiencing difficulties retaining talented graduate recruits, as young engineers tend to change jobs frequently at the expense of employers’ seeking to keep their competitive edge. The current study examined the predictive strength of numerous work related employee attitudes for turnover intentions and behaviors. A survey based on well-established measures was distributed to employees of two technically oriented companies. The investigation identified opportunities for mental work and stimulation, possibilities to discern one’s own work performance, feelings of being locked-in, and job offers as predictors of employee turnover intentions and behaviors. The results indicated that young engineers act different than other occupational groups with regards to turnover, highlighting a need for between-groups comparisons.</p>
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Self-efficacys inverkan på viljan att ha ledaransvar : Civilingenjörsstudenters framtida ambitionerAmsih, Nancy, Österberg, Elin January 2009 (has links)
Tidigare forskning menar att kvinnor har lägre tilltro till sin förmåga att ta sig an organisatoriska roller än män (A. Dickerson & M. A. Taylor, 2000; K. S. Lyness & C. A. Schrader, 2006). Sveriges statistiska centralbyrå redovisade 2009 att färre kvinnor än män var representerade i ledartjänst. Studien har undersökt studenters nivå av akademisk self-efficacy och deras vilja att ha ledaransvar framledes. Resultat grundas på enkätdata från 78 studenter. Män hade högre nivå av akademisk self-efficacy än kvinnor. Det fanns däremot inga könsskillnader gällande viljan att ha ledaransvar. Studien visar ett positivt signifikant samband mellan nämnda variabler. Även erfarenheter av att utöva ledarskap och pappans ledarposition tycks ha betydelse för deltagarnas vilja att ha ledaransvar i det framtida yrket.
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Should I stay or should I go? : Turnover among young engineers.Karlsson, Johan January 2008 (has links)
Many knowledge-intensive organizations are experiencing difficulties retaining talented graduate recruits, as young engineers tend to change jobs frequently at the expense of employers’ seeking to keep their competitive edge. The current study examined the predictive strength of numerous work related employee attitudes for turnover intentions and behaviors. A survey based on well-established measures was distributed to employees of two technically oriented companies. The investigation identified opportunities for mental work and stimulation, possibilities to discern one’s own work performance, feelings of being locked-in, and job offers as predictors of employee turnover intentions and behaviors. The results indicated that young engineers act different than other occupational groups with regards to turnover, highlighting a need for between-groups comparisons.
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Arbetsmotivation : en studie av ingenjörerSchou, Pierre January 1991 (has links)
<p>Diss. Stockholm : Handelshögskolan, 1991. Sammanfattning på engelska med titeln: Work motivation : a study of engineers. Spikblad saknas</p>
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The Career Experiences of African American Female EngineersRice, Delores Nichelle 2011 August 1900 (has links)
Women of color, specifically African American women, within science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) are significantly underrepresented in workplace organizations. However, the majority of the research addressing STEM issues is centered on increasing the pipeline, recruitment, and retention of underrepresented groups in the K-12 and collegiate domain. There is little, if any, literature focused on the career development of African American female engineers holistically. This is a critical missing link in the research which would support efforts to increase diversity in STEM. The purpose of this study was to provide this missing link by examining the career experiences of African American female engineers and exploring their challenges and support systems during their career development. This qualitative study was guided by the basic interpretive inquiry utilizing a life history approach. There were nine African American female participants in the study who currently work in an engineering field within an engineering industry. Data were obtained using in-depth interviewing where the participants were digitally recorded and the files were transcribed verbatim. The data were analyzed using thematic analysis.
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Geek or Nerd¡HThe Practice of Masculinities and Intimate Relationships by engineers in Taiwan's technology industriesChen , Yi-Jing 10 September 2012 (has links)
¡@¡@The study was undertook the engineers who involved in speed dating from technology industries, in an attempt to understand the masculinities and lifestyles shaped by workplace how to influence engineers from the workplace to speed dating domain, as well as the establishment of heterosexual relationships and management of intimate relationships. The researcher took masculinities as a way to analysis, from the male power and masculinities of the organization as a starting point, by interviewed with engineers to understand how the workplace shaped particular masculinities qualities in the organizations power, control, decision-making and payments.
¡@¡@In Taiwan, the high-tech industrial¡¦s engineers defined as the representatives of hegemonic masculinity by Connell (1995), they enjoyed a privileged position of cultural dominance as well as the relationships of gender order. Also, their professional identity was considered to be welcomed in the marriage market. The study¡¦s interviewers was based on engineers who has been participated in a speed dating activities, and found that engineers were lack of the ability to do intimate, and not good at dominant the topic. Therefore, they have to memorize a joke or to learn a talent so as to narrow the distance with the opposite sex, and then develop the special atmosphere of ¡§pick up a girl and fight side by side, ¡§and abandon the competence of masculine ranking between each other.
¡@¡@Finally, Giddens mentioned that in the discussion of heterosexual relationships and intimacies, the intimacy of modernity are becoming more and more plasticity and fluidity. However, to those busy on the work called ¡§High tech millionaires,¡¨ the ideal image for equal intimacy relationships was inappropriate. To high tech millionaires, the management of intimate relationships of the expectations and awareness in the public and private sector did not develop into so-called pure relationships by Giddens, corresponding to Jamieson¡¦s questioned that there are many changes or unchangeable factors which affect the management of intimate relationships in real life. Therefore, the researcher tries to analysis the attitude and imagination of the high tech millionaires to heterosexual relationships and management of intimate relationships, to understand how engineers from the masculine workplace and rational dominance transition to the fields of intimate relationships.
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Earlier stage career research of the Electronic Engineers - example from Foreign companyTzang, Yueh-Hsin 26 August 2004 (has links)
Earlier stage career research of the Electronic Engineers
¡V example from Foreign Company
Abstract
The objective of this paper is to understand why electronic engineers select engineer to be their career. Through individual life story to get better knowledge from engineers about how the decision-making resource, self concept and thread of thought from social culture affect their career decision during engineers¡¦ earily stage of life.
Because there are so many situations for a person to make decisions in their on-going life, the quantitative methodology might not exactly present the complicated aspect of this study, hence the narrative qualitative approach is chosen as the methodology of this study. Through intensive interviews to collect life stories, we interviewed seven engineers, four of them are R&D engineers and three of the others are Application Engineers. To have broaden views , sample cases¡¦ born years are selected from 1950 to 1978, we believed this could be helpful for us to see the difference in the selected cased.
When we put together all the seven career decision-making narrative stories of the engineers, the issues that affect career decision-making were distinguished into four aspects which includes decision-making resources collecting, self-concept, important others that affect decision-making and the social culture stand for in their age.
Key words : Electronic Engineers, Career development, Self-concept, Social Culture.
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Scientists and engineers in academic research centers an examination of career patterns and productivity /Dietz, James Scott. January 2004 (has links) (PDF)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Public Policy, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2004. / Barry Bozeman, Committee Chair; Gordon Kingsley, Committee Member; Sue Rosser, Committee Member; Alan Porter, Committee Member; J. David Roessner, Committee Member. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 164-173).
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