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Introduction to Operations Management OPS201

Book material © Jay Heizer and Barry Render (2008) Operations Management, 9th Edition, Pearson © Dr Derek Waller 2004 Lyon Graduate School of Management Edits & additions © Dr David J. Newlands 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008 IESEG

Syllabus for Operations Management

OPS201E

Lectures Sequence 1 Project Management & Network Scheduling, Chapter 3 2 Introduction to Operations Management 3 Plant Location Decision Factors and Methods Chapter 8 4 Health and Safety, Chemicals, Machines at Work Seminars 3hrs Network Scheduling using MS Project in seminars of 30 students. Both sessons are compulsory. This comprises the bulk of your participation score.

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Related Subjects likely to use Heizer and Render
3rd year Operations Management Industrial Realities • Just-in-time and Lean Production, Chapter 16, • Layout of Facilities Chapter 9 • Supply Chain Management, Chapter 11 • Introduction to Bills of Material, MRP & MRPII, Chapter 14 3rd year Operations Management Optimisation Methods • Quantitative Methods – support materials for 3rd and 4th year electives • Demand Forecasting, Chapter 4, is a 3rd year elective. Prof Ruben Chumpetaz • Design of Goods and Services, Chapter 5, 4th year elective • Project Management, Chapter 3, 4th year elective • Supplement 7: Capacity Planning, 4th year elective • Supplement 11, E-Commerce and Operations Management, supports E-procurement and E-business electives • Total Quality Management Chapter 6 Dr Newlands

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Intro to OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT INDIVIDUAL COURSEWORK 1 There have been many significant changes in operations management during the past few years, involving such aspects as quality, reduction in inventory & costs, improving delivery and lead times. IN YOUR OWN WORDS discuss these changes and the implications for Operations Management today. Your answer should contain 2,000 words and be sent by the plagiarism website no later... [continues]

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