Approved Instructors for BS in Vehicle Engineering Design Technology

 

Following is our list of approved instructors for the Industrial Engineering Technology Department at Central Michigan University as well as the Automotive Industry curriculum consultants and guest lecturers associated with the Vehicle Engineering Design Technology program.

 

Kenneth F. BurnsKenneth F. Burns

Chrysler LLC, Exterior and Interior Design Studios (retired)

 

 

Approved to teach

IET 428: Manufacturing Quality

TEC 327: Design Creativity and Value Methodology

TEC 446: Vehicle Body Systems Design

TEC 447: Vehicle Interior Systems Design

TEC 459: Vehicle Design Analysis and Integration

 

John Chiang

Dr. John Chiang

Ford Motor Company

 

 

Approved to teach

TEC 328: Materials and Applications in Vehicle Design

TEC 378: Vehicle Manufacturing, Assembly and Process Planning

TEC 445: Vehicle Architecture Systems

TEC 446: Vehicle Body Systems Design

TEC 448: Vehicle Chassis and Suspension Systems

 

John Chiang

Dr. Xiao Li

Assistant Professor,

Shangdong Normal University

 

 

Professional Experience

Professional Engineer, Jinan Testing Machine, Inc., Jinan, China

 

Participated in several product development projects from new product development process idea generation through to the post-sale customer service.

 
Approved to teach

IET 428: Manufacturing Quality

 

Christopher Locke

Christopher Locke

Senior Buyer, American Axle & Manufacturing

 

Approved to teach

IET 428: Manufacturing Quality

TEC 327: Design Creativity and Value Methodology

TEC 378: Vehicle Manufacturing, Assembly and Process Planning

  

David E.LuikDavid E. Luik
Director of Engineering GM Programs. MSX International.

 

 

Approved to teach

TEC 324: Finite Element Modeling and Analysis

 

Dr. Mabesa

Lead Engineer for Fire Support Platforms, Project Manager Heavy Brigade Combat Team, United States Army

 

 

Approved to teach

IET 379: Mechanics of Materials

TEC 324: Finite Element Modeling and Analysis

TEC 326: Vehicle Systems and Design Requirements

TEC 327: Design Creativity and Value Methodology

TEC 328: Materials and Applications in Vehicle Design

TEC 377: Vehicle Related Metal Forming and Shaping

TEC 378: Vehicle Manufacturing, Assembly and Process Planning

TEC 448: Vehicle Chassis and Suspension Systems

TEC 449: Vehicle Power Train Propulsion Systems

TEC 459: Vehicle Design Analysis and Integration

 
Michael Martin

Associate Administrator Cost Estimating at GM Truck


Education
  • Central Michigan University – Master of Science in Administration
  • Michigan Technological University – Bachelor of Science, Business Administration
  • Macomb County Community College – Certificate in Numerical Control Programming

Professional Experience

18 years experience in vehicle manufacturing administration


Professional Organizations
  • Society of Automotive Engineers
  • Society of Manufacturing Engineers

 

Approved to teach

TEC 378: Vehicle Manufacturing, Assembly and Process Planning

Dr. Arvind Padgaonkar

 


 
Education
  • Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering – Wayne State University
  • M.S. Mechanical Engineering – University of Detroit
  • B.S. Mechanical Engineering – Shivaji University, India
 
Professional Experience
30 years of Automotive Engineering experience at Ford/Visteon

 

Approved to teach
IET 379: Mechanics of Materials

IET 428: Manufacturing Quality

PHY 130: College Physics I
PHY 170: College Physics Laboratory I

TEC 326: Vehicle Systems and Design Requirements

TEC 451: Vehicle HVAC Systems

Daryl Patrishkoff

Independent Consultant

 

 

 

Approved to teach

IET 154: Engineering Design Graphics

TEC 326: Vehicle Systems and Design Requirements

TEC 327: Design Creativity and Value Methodology

TEC 378: Vehicle, Manufacturing, Assembly and Process Planning

TEC445: Vehicle Architecture Systems

TEC 447: Vehicle Interior Systems Design

TEC 459: Vehicle Design Analysis and Integration

 

Richard J. Pyszel

Product Design Engineer,
General Motors

 


Professional Experience

18 years experience in product design

 

Approved to teach

TEC 222: Introduction to Computer-Aided Technology for Vehicle Design

TEC 377: Vehicle Related Metal Forming and Shaping

TEC 446: Vehicle Body Systems Design

 

 


Instructors Wanted

If you are interested in teaching for CMU’s Vehicle Design programs in Metro Detroit, see our faculty Web site for application information and forms, or call toll-free (800) 950-1144 to request a recruitment information packet.

 

 

Information Request

 

Download info now Receive info by mail Chat live with CMU Request a call back

 

more information
more information...

Overview

General Ed Requirements

Area Requirements

Major

Consultants and Lecturers

Approved Instructors

CMU Vehicle Design Programs

Vehicle Design Program Resources

Engineering & Technology Department


Where is this program offered?

Transfer to CMU

Prior Learning Credit

Read our Quality Story

View Program Slide Presentation

 


Contact Us Apply to CMU Request Info