Production and Operation Management

  • College of Management & Technology |
  • English

Description

The materials in this course are intended as an introduction to the field of production and operations management. The subjects matter incorporates concepts from general management, accounting, marketing, and industrial engineering. The topics covered, include both strategic issues and practical applications. Among the topics included in this course are forecasting, capacity planning, location planning, and others. ting, and industrial sections are intended as an introduction .

Program

Marketing and International Business

Objectives

  • The objective of this course is to provide a clear presentation of the concepts, tools, and applications of the field of production and operations management. It introduce the quantitative models that help the decision makers in the decision making process. By this course the students will learn how to formulate and solve different quantitative models.rn

Textbook

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Course Content

content serial Description
1Introduction to Operations Management
2Introduction to Operations Management (continued)
3Competitiveness, Strategy and Productivity
4Competitiveness, Strategy and Productivity (continued)
5Forecasting: Forecasts based on Time Series Data
6Forecasting: Associative Forecasting Techniques
77th week exam
8Forecasting: Accuracy and Control of Forecasts
9Strategic Capacity Planning for Products and Services
10Decision Theory
11Process Selection and Facility Layout
12Process Selection and Facility Layout (continued)
13Location Planning and Analysis
14Location Planning and Analysis: Cost-Profit-Volume Analysis
15Location Planning and Analysis: Factor Rating and Center of Gravity Method
16Final exam
1Introduction to Operations Management
2Introduction to Operations Management (continued)
3Competitiveness, Strategy and Productivity
4Competitiveness, Strategy and Productivity (continued)
5Forecasting: Forecasts based on Time Series Data
6Forecasting: Associative Forecasting Techniques
77th week exam
8Forecasting: Accuracy and Control of Forecasts
9Strategic Capacity Planning for Products and Services
10Decision Theory
11Process Selection and Facility Layout
12Process Selection and Facility Layout (continued)
13Location Planning and Analysis
14Location Planning and Analysis: Cost-Profit-Volume Analysis
15Location Planning and Analysis: Factor Rating and Center of Gravity Method
16Final exam
1Introduction to Operations Management
2Introduction to Operations Management (continued)
3Competitiveness, Strategy and Productivity
4Competitiveness, Strategy and Productivity (continued)
5Forecasting: Forecasts based on Time Series Data
6Forecasting: Associative Forecasting Techniques
77th week exam
8Forecasting: Accuracy and Control of Forecasts
9Strategic Capacity Planning for Products and Services
10Decision Theory
11Process Selection and Facility Layout
12Process Selection and Facility Layout (continued)
13Location Planning and Analysis
14Location Planning and Analysis: Cost-Profit-Volume Analysis
15Location Planning and Analysis: Factor Rating and Center of Gravity Method
16Final exam
1Introduction to Operations Management
2Introduction to Operations Management (continued)
3Competitiveness, Strategy and Productivity
4Competitiveness, Strategy and Productivity (continued)
5Forecasting: Forecasts based on Time Series Data
6Forecasting: Associative Forecasting Techniques
77th week exam
8Forecasting: Accuracy and Control of Forecasts
9Strategic Capacity Planning for Products and Services
10Decision Theory
11Process Selection and Facility Layout
12Process Selection and Facility Layout (continued)
13Location Planning and Analysis
14Location Planning and Analysis: Cost-Profit-Volume Analysis
15Location Planning and Analysis: Factor Rating and Center of Gravity Method
16Final exam

Markets and Career

  • Generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical power for public and private sectors to secure both continuous and emergency demands.
  • Electrical power feeding for civil and military marine and aviation utilities.
  • Electrical works in construction engineering.

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