BUS 57000 - Data Driven Operations And Supply Chain Management

This course explores the optimal design and operation of organizational processes using quantitative approaches. Topics include supply chain management, production planning, facility layout, inventory control, quality management, and queuing theory. Students will engage in practical case studies to apply concepts and develop effective solutions.

Preparation for Course
P: BUS 54001.

Cr. 3.
Notes
You must be admitted to the MBA program or secure approval from the department before enrolling in any graduate-level business or economics course.

Student Learning Outcomes

1. Analyze and Apply Operations Management Quantitative Techniques: Students will learn to analyze and apply quantitative methods to optimize operational and supply chain processes, focusing on areas such as inventory control, facility layout, and queuing theory.
2. Evaluate Supply Chain Strategies: Students will evaluate different supply chain strategies and frameworks, including inventory management, production planning, and facility layout, to enhance organizational efficiency and effectiveness.
3. Develop Communication Skills: Students will enhance their oral and written communication skills through case study analysis, presentations, and class discussions.
4. Implement Quality Management Practices: Students will understand and implement quality management principles, such as Six Sigma and Total Quality Management (TQM), to improve process performance and customer satisfaction.
5. Improve Operational Efficiency: Students will learn to identify and implement improvements in operational processes to reduce waste, increase efficiency, and optimize resource utilization across various organizational functions.