Operations Management
Course Name | Operations Management |
Course Code | MGT415 |
Description | The course examines decision making in operations management, focusing on those who are responsible for producing the goods and services sold by a manufacturing or service organization. This course will be taught with as many practical examples as possible. Topics include process analysis and design, quality and productivity management, Just-in-Time (JIT) analysis, and the role of these topics in formulating and executing competitive strategy. |
Learning Outcomes | Upon completion of this course, students should be able to: – Demonstrate the key principles involved in the management of operations in manufacturing and service organizations; – Describe how studying operations management concepts, service issues and associated management issues can improve performance of manufacturing and service operations; – Appreciate the role of the Operations Manager and comprehend the types of decisions they make; – Apply operations management techniques to resolve management issues; – Demonstrate the relationship between customers, corporate management and value creation and the role of technology in linking them; – Describe the application of project management and human management in operations management. |
School | School of Business Administration (Ӱý) |
Level | Bachelor |
Number of credits (US / ECTS) | 3 US / 6 ECTS |
Prerequisites | MGT245; MTH222 |