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Innovation and creativity in process control and manufacturing

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The industry and manufacturing processes are characterized by a variety of algorithmic methodologies and techniques that describe their function. Therefore; the methodology for teaching automatic processes control for innovating projects, build a profile of the student based on validated evidence of the professional comprehensive training solution, defined in learning skills (Tobón, in Formación basada en competencias, Pensamiento complejo, diseño curricular y didáctica. Bogota, Colombia, 2005) for the structured approach to the problem of controlling processes and workable solution, aimed to apply integration of management actions functional process controls, integrating threads and systemic responses of these.

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    Adalberto Gabriel Diaz Torres & Isabel Cristina Gomez Galvis

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Torres, A.G.D., Galvis, I.C.G. Innovation and creativity in process control and manufacturing. Int J Interact Des Manuf 11, 173–189 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12008-014-0258-8

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