Cursos gratuitos são oferecidos pela Ipetec: lean manufacturing, mídias sociais e engenharia de processos industriais

Free Courses Offered by Ipetec: Lean Manufacturing, Social Media, and Industrial Process Engineering

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Published on 02/07/2020 at 08:17

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The Institution Operates in the Education Field, Offering Extension Courses in Macaé, Rio, and also EAD

Free courses are offered by Ipetec on this June 2nd. IPETEC – Institute of Research, Education and Technology has been active for over 13 years in the education field, offering free extension courses in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, and through the EAD modality.

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Introduction to Lean Manufacturing – July 7th

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– Why Lean?

– Main Tools of Lean Manufacturing

– Toyota’s 4Ps vs 14 Principles

– Value vs Price

– Using Lean Canvas to Identify Value

Social Media: Content and Design – July 15th

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Concept of Digital Content. Types of content: Social and Blog Posts, websites, email marketing, video, podcast, infographic, e-books, among others. Identity Manual. Pre-Production Stages. Production Stages. Post-Production Stages.

Social Media Management: Consumer Behavior – July 22nd

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Marketing and the Law of Multiplatform Attraction;
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Generations of Consumers;
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Brands and Impacts;
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Industrial Project Engineering – August 5th

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1.1 The Industry in Brazil

1.2 Industry Will Play a Central Role in Brazil’s Economic Recovery

1.3 Brazilian Industry vs Coronavirus: How Brazilian Production Changed to Combat the Pandemic;

1.4 New Enterprises in Progress;

1.5 Opportunities for the National Industry;

1.6 Macroeconomic Scenario of Brazil;

1.7 Industrial Projects;

1.8 The Role of Engineering;

1.9 Industrial Project Engineering;

1.10 Why to Train in Industrial Project Engineering;

About the Courses

IPETEC informs that a fee of R$ 48.00 (forty-eight reais) will be charged for students who wish to receive course materials, have access to the recorded lesson after the course, and receive the digital certificate via email. Students who only want to attend the course live will not be charged any fee and should register using the voucher: CGT202004AL2.

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Free Courses Offered by Ipetec: Lean Manufacturing, Social Media, and Industrial Process Engineering

The Institution Operates in the Education Field, Offering Extension Courses in Macaé, Rio, and also EAD

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After 16 years and almost 600 prototypes, a Chinese inventor unveils the world’s smallest and cheapest manned jet, at just 3.80 meters long and costing US$7.2 thousand in materials.

Belgium will sink 23 giant concrete caissons, each weighing 22,000 tons, in the North Sea to build the world’s first artificial energy island 45 km off the coast, forming offshore electrical walls.

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