Module and Syllabus of INCHALL 2016

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INDUSTRIAL CHALLENGE 2016

The 7th Industrial Challenge

Global Value Chain towards Sustainable

Development

INDUSTRIAL CHALLENGE 2016

Industrial Challenge (INCHALL) 2016 is an

Industrial Engineering competition among colleges in

South East Asia which is held annually and fully hosted

by Himpunan Mahasiswa Teknik Industri, Sepuluh

Nopember Institute of Technology. The competition is

made for several purposes, such as applying the core

competences of Industrial Engineering knowledge,

the ability of student to solve industrial problem with

several consideration that may affect the whole

system, and supporting knowledge and insight

exchange among the participants of the competition.

The main topic that will be discussed on

INCHALL 2016 is Global Value Chain towards

Sustainable Development. This topic will mostly discuss

about a value chain of a company and all the

measurement on each subsystems. The student should

have an ability to create a decision regarding to the


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problem that may happened on each of them. In this

completion, participant will face real cases that

happened on an industry that can be solved by

analyzing the value chain and conduct the optimal

improvement on each subsystem.

THEME: GLOBAL VALUE CHAIN TOWARDS

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Value chain represents the idea of seeing a

company as a system consists of subsystems each with

inputs, transformation processes, and output. Inputs,

transformation processes, and outputs involve the

consumption of resources such as money, labor,

materials, equipment, land, administration, and

management.

Value chain activities are carried put

determines cost and affects profits. There are some

activities done which are including the primary

activities and also the support activities. These

activities can be classified generally as either primary

or support activities that all business must undertake in

some form.


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Figure 1. Company's Value Chain

According to Porter (1985), the primary activities are:

Inbound Logistics - involve relationships with

suppliers and include all the activities required to

receive and store inputs.

Operations - are all the activities required to

transform inputs into outputs

Outbound Logistics - include all the activities

required to collect, store, and distribute theoutput.

Marketing and Sales - activities inform buyers

about products, to induce customers to

purchase it, and facilitate their purchase.


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Service - includes all the activities required to

keep the product working effectively for the

customer after it is sold and delivered.

Secondary activities are:

Infrastructure – planning, consists of functions or

departments such as accounting, legal, finance,

planning, public affairs, government relations,

quality assurance and general management.

Technological Development - related to the

equipment, hardware, software, procedures and

technical knowledge in the firm's transformation

of inputs into outputs.

Human Resource management - consists of all

activities involved in recruiting, hiring, training,

developing, compensating and laying off

workers.

Procurement - is the acquisition of inputs, or

resources


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PARTICIPANTS & SCHEDULE

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Each team consists of three people and their

membership in the team could not be changed

in the future for any reason.

Each member of the team must be registered as

undergraduate student (S1) of Industrial

Engineering Department or related major from

the same university.*

Each member of the team must be listed as an

active student until 31 March 2016

Each university or institute is allowed to register

maximum of 5 teams in preliminary stage.

*Related major only allowed for 7th region team

REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

Each team must register for an account at

www.iefair-its.com/inchall. Account will be made

by fulfilling the registration and requirements,

such as photo and student card of each

member of the team.

After registration process done, the participants

will get an activation email.

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When the activation is done, the participants will

get additional menu in INCHALL 2016 website

titled Team Page that consists of Participants

Data and an access to join preliminary stage.

The Online Registration will be free, no payment

is needed.

Registration will be opened from 15 November

2015 to 20 December 2015.

PRELIMINARY STAGE

Preliminary Stage is the first stage to select the

semifinalist of INCHALL 2016. In this stage, each team

will be tested about Industrial Engineering Science

through Online Competition. Each team who has

been registered will get an account to complete the

preliminary stage (online test) through team’s page

menu. The online test schedule for each team will be

announced on December 29th, 2015.

INCHALL 2016 preliminary stage will be

classified into 7 Regions as follow:

1st Region : Sumatera and Kalimantan

2nd Region : West Java

3rd Region : DKI Jakarta and Banten


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4th Region : Central Java and Yogyakarta

5th Region : East Java

6th Region : Bali, Lombok, Sulawesi, & Papua

7th Region : South East Asia (except

Indonesia)

The Top 15 teams that will continue to Semifinal

Stage in ITS campus will be considered from the all-region that listed above.

RE-REGISTRATION

Every team who has announced as

semifinalist of INCHALL 2016 must do re-registration.

The re-registration due date is on February 28th, 2016.

Each team needs to pay the Registration Fee of

Rp2.500.000, 00 for the National participants and 220

USD for the International participant. The payments

should be transferred to:

Name of the Bank : CIMB Niaga

Account Name : Annisa Rizka Fitri Amalia

Account number : 496-01-00799-18-3

In addition, every team also needs to prepare

some documents as mention below:

Data forms of each participants

Scan of registration fee payment receipt


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Each document should be sent in the form of

.zip/.rar, with subject and filename format

region_teamname and sent to

[email protected].

SEMIFINAL

The semifinal stages will be held on 1st – 5th

March 2016 in Surabaya. It will takes place in the

campus of Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology.

Semifinal stage will consist of two stages, which are:

Stage 1: Bid Your Time!

Bid your Time! Is the first stage that will be held for

all semifinalist teams of INCHALL 2016. In this

stage, every team will have to solve the

problems that science-based industrial

engineering courses including ergonomics and

design work systems, manufacturing systems,

system development and management ofindustrial, computation and optimization industry

as well as logistics and supply chain

management. In solving the problems, the

participants have a limited-time based on the

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"auction game" which will be carried out before

solving the problems.

Stage 2

It is the end of semifinal round in INCHALL 2016.

This stage aims to be the assessment

consideration for selecting teams that pass to

Final Stage in which the score will be

accumulated with Stage 1 score. This stage

includes case study that is compulsory to be

finished by all semifinalist teams for around five

hours. Each team has to be assured of having

deeper understanding in the whole theme as a

key to finish the case study

In this stage, the participants will be tested for

their braveness, analytic, and communication skill,

and also their dexterity in Industrial Engineering

sciences. The top 5 teams that pass through these

stages will be qualified for the Grand Final stage.

All of INCHALL 2016 participants are also

invited to join Gala Dinner that will be held on June

5th, 2015. This Gala Dinner aims to create networking

between participants and to introduce Surabaya in

the form of culinary and historical aspects.


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GRAND FINAL

This is the last stage of INCHALL 2016. In this

stage, participants are required to understand the

problems of existing industries and solve it through

industrial engineering's perspective. Best five teams

who qualify at this stage would face a real problem

associated with "Global Value Chain" through visits to

particular industry in Indonesia. Teams are expected

to provide solutions or recommendations related to

the issue. Proposed solution will presented to the

judges who are coming from academic and industrial

background. One team with the best proposed

solution would be the winner of INCHALL 2016.

PRIZE

1st place : USD 1300

2nd place : USD 850

3rd place : USD 500

4th place : USD 200

5th place : USD 150


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TIMELINE

Registration

5 November 2015 – 20 December 2015

Preliminary Schedule

29 December 2015

Preliminary Stage

5 – 25 January 2016

Finalist Announcement

7 February 2016

Re-Registration

8 – 28 February 2016

Final Stage

1 – 5 March 2016


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SYLLABUS This Syllabus consist of the courses which relevance with Industrial Engineering Competences. It also become a guidance

for all of the participants of this competition.

INDUSTRIAL COMPUTATION AND OPTIMIZATION

INDUSTRIAL COMPUTATION AND OPTIMIZATION COMPETENCES

Operation ResearchIndustrial System

SimulationIndustrial Statistic Decision Analysis System Dynamics

Optimization Discrete Event

Simulation

Descriptive Statistic Modeling Decision

Structure

Continuous System

Linear Programming Probability Decision Technique Causal Loop Diagram

Goal Programming Discrete & Continuous

Probability Distribution

Modeling Preferences Flow Diagram

Dynamic Programming Uncertainty in Modeling

Decision Technique Duality Theory Hypothesis Testing

Sensitivity Analysis Regression Markhov Chain Non-Parametric Statistics


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MANUFACTURING SYSTEM

MANUFACTURING SYSTEM COMPETENCES

Engineering Drawing Manufacturing SystemQuality Control

Engineering

Maintenance and Reliabity

EngineeringSustainable Development

Dimensioning Manufacturing Process Seven Tools of Quality Failure Phenomenon

Model

Sustainable

Development

Projections Process Design Attribute Control Chart Type of Maintenance Sustainable

Manufacturing Principle International

Standard of

Engineering Drawing

Material Handling

System Variable Control Chart Maintenance Scheduling

Production Management

System Hypothesis Testing System reliability Product Life Cycle

Production Key

Performance Indicator

Acceptance Sampling Reliability Testing Life Cycle

Management

Design of Experiment Design for

Environment


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INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM AND MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT

INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM AND MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT COMPETENCES

Engineering Economic Project ManagementOrganization and Human

Resource Management

Service and Risk

Management

Financial

Management

Economic Analysis of

Alternatives Projecting Time and Cost Strategy Management

Product-Service

System Principle of

Financial

Management Accounting, Depreciation

and Income Taxes

Scheduling Resourceand Cost

Human ResourceManagement

Strategy Objective atRisk

Project Performance

Analysis Balance Scorecard

Risk in Engineering

Project

Financial

Statement Interest Formulas and

Equivalence Organizational Design and

Organizational Structure

Financial Ratio

Time Value of Money Financial

forecasting, Planningand Budgeting


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ERGONOMIC AND WORK SYSTEM DESIGN

ERGONOMIC AND WORK SYSTEM DESIGN COMPETENCES

Industrial ErgonomicMethod Study and

Work MeasurementFacility Planning

Product Design and

DevelopmentErgo Safety

Introduction to

Industrial Ergonomic &

Principle

Motion Study and Time

Study for Lean

Manufacturing

Production Capacity

Determination Introduction of Product

Design and Development

Introduction to Ergo

Safety

Material Handling

Analysis

Accident Causation

Theory

Human-machines

System Stopwatch Time Study

Warehouse Facility

Design 6 Phase of Product

Design and Development

Type of Hazards

Biomechanics Work Sampling Layout Design Using

Traditional and

Quantitative approaches

Occupational, Health,

and Safety Regulations Cognitive Ergonomics Operation Analysis and

Principle of Motion

Economy Environmental Factors

in Ergonomics

Mathematical Modeling

and Optimization forLayout Design


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LOGISTIC AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

LOGISTIC AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT COMPETENCES

Production Planning and

Inventory ControlLogistic Management

Distribution

ManagementProcurement Supply Chain Management

Forecasting Customer service and

Order Processing in

logistics

Distribution Network

Design Problems

Independent Demand

Systems: Deterministic

and Probabilistic

Supply Chain Strategies

Aggregate Planning Network Configuration

MPS & MRP Inventory and Service

Level Location-allocation

Decision Problems

Discrete Demand

System Demand Management

Inventory and Capacity

Planning

Logistic Network

Design

Distribution Inventory

System Measuring Supply Chain

Performance Production ActivityControl

Transportation andDistribution

Facilities LocationProblems Inventory Valuation

and Measurement Warehousing and

Material Handling Outsourcing and

Global Logistic


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CONTACT PERSON

If you have any question about INCHALL 2016, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Faldy Maulana : +62819 3882 6536

Nisrina Nabella : +63853 3638 9336

Azaria Zada : +62822 3232 3390

Twitter @inchall2016

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Fan Page Industrial Challenge

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Website www.iefair-its.com/inchall

P.S : Any change of schedule above will be immediately informed through our

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