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This online course consists of six modules as described and illustrated below. For managers and executives we recommend modules 430, 431 and 440 for a big-picture path.
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430: Demystifying modeling (45 mins)
Module: 430
This module aims to introduce you to models and modeling. You will cover questions such as:
The learning objectives of this module are that you will be able to:
431: Digital twins for biomanufacturing (45 mins)
Module: 431
This module aims to introduce you to the concept of digital twins and the different types of digital twins used for biomanufacturing. You will cover questions such as:
The learning objectives of this module are that you will be able to:
432: Overview of modeling of pharmaceutical processes (45 mins)
Module: 432
This module aims to introduce you in more detail to modeling of pharmaceutical processes. You will cover questions such as:
The learning objectives of this module are that you will be able to:
433: Overview of modeling packages and platforms (30 min)
Module: 433
This module aims to introduce you to some of the packages and platforms used in the Life Sciences industry for model-based biomanufacturing. You will
cover questions such as:
The learning objectives of this module are that you will be able to:
434: Introduction to a modeling lifecycle framework (30 mins)
Module: 434
This module aims to introduce you to managing models using a lifecycle framework. You will cover questions such as:
The learning objectives of this module are that you will be able to:
440: Investment considerations for model based biomanufacturing (45 mins)
Module: 440
This module aims to introduce you the factors that impact investment in model-based technologies. You will cover questions such as:
The learning objectives of this module are that you will be able to:
WHAT SOME OF OUR ACADEMIC PARTNERS SAY ABOUT THIS COURSE
“A path to model based manufacturing is a collection of modules that help explain the modeling concepts which are so frequently mentioned in the biomanufacturing industry. This course not only provides context to how these modeling tools can be utilized, but also delves into the business drivers that should be considered for implementing a modeling culture, as well as the considerations around the management of a modeling project and its lifecycle framework.
This course is beneficial for individuals that are looking for a more fundamental understanding of what is meant by all the buzzwords surrounding modeling, and would like to learn what considerations go into the creation and management of a modeling project.
This course comes at a critical time in the biomanufacturing industry where there is a lot of focus on the digital transformation of manufacturing sites, so that more complete and rich sources of data are available to operators, analysts, and management in order to make critical decisions in a more timely manner. For the industry as a whole to be successful in this transition, there needs to be a better understanding of what is meant by the terminology surrounding modeling, and an understanding of what considerations need to be made before embarking on this journey towards a modeling culture.”
- Ryan Barton, Ph.D., Automation/Data Scientist at NC State BTEC
“The IAAE online course called A path to model-based biomanufacturing introduces this complex and important field in very understandable manner. It helps faculty like me to see where the industry is headed, and, encourage students to think along these lines of gaining data analysis and modeling skills. It is great for faculty professional development in computer science, engineering, and biotech for both four-year as well as other community college programs.”
- Savita Prabhakar, Assistant Professor and Program Manager Biotechnology at Frederick Community College, MD, USA
IAAE seeks to credential 10,000 learners globally, and to engage 10 of the top 20 companies in each regulated health industry, by the end of 2035.
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