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    This document outlines the objectives, contents, grading, and procedures for the MGT 310 Production and Operations Management course taught by Miss Huma Shehzadi. The course aims to provide an understanding of operations management and its application in manufacturing and service organizations. It will analyze operations from strategic and operational perspectives. Students will learn about different types of operations systems and basic tools used by operations professionals. The course grade is based on projects, quizzes, participation, a midterm, and final exam. Lectures will involve presentations, discussions and exercises. Punctual attendance and professional behavior are expected.

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    This document outlines the objectives, contents, grading, and procedures for the MGT 310 Production and Operations Management course taught by Miss Huma Shehzadi. The course aims to provide an understanding of operations management and its application in manufacturing and service organizations. It will analyze operations from strategic and operational perspectives. Students will learn about different types of operations systems and basic tools used by operations professionals. The course grade is based on projects, quizzes, participation, a midterm, and final exam. Lectures will involve presentations, discussions and exercises. Punctual attendance and professional behavior are expected.

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    This document outlines the objectives, contents, grading, and procedures for the MGT 310 Production and Operations Management course taught by Miss Huma Shehzadi. The course aims to provide an understanding of operations management and its application in manufacturing and service organizations. It will analyze operations from strategic and operational perspectives. Students will learn about different types of operations systems and basic tools used by operations professionals. The course grade is based on projects, quizzes, participation, a midterm, and final exam. Lectures will involve presentations, discussions and exercises. Punctual attendance and professional behavior are expected.

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    MGT 310

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    MGT 310: PRODUCTION AND

    OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

    Instructor Name
    Miss Huma Shehzadi
    Course Objectives
    • This course is designed to provide the students with an understanding
    of Operations Management and its application in both manufacturing
    and service organizations.
    • The course will analyze operations from both the strategic and
    operational perspectives and highlight the competitive advantages
    that operations can provide to maximize the profit of the
    organization.
    • This course will help students to analyze a production or operations
    situation by applying the OM techniques discussed in the class.
    Course Objectives
    • To provide students’ knowledge about different types of goods and
    services operations systems in terms of key characteristics,
    management tasks, organization and control, and impact on the
    strategy and direction of the firm.
    • To give students knowledge about the strategic and tactical
    operations management issues and their relationship to the other
    functional areas of the firm.
    • To give exposure to students on basic competence with the tools and
    techniques used by real-life operations professionals in managing
    operations and setting operations policy.
    Course Contents
    Successful completion of the course means Students will be able to
    • Describe operation management and its contribution to an
    organization.
    • Develop an operational aggregate plan following different strategies.
    • Describe inventory systems for independent demand and the costs
    and benefits of carrying inventory.
    • Identify the characteristics of JIT (just-in-time) systems that enable
    the realization of the JIT philosophy.
    Course Contents
    • To quantify the improvements that various supply chain strategies
    offer.
    • Understand which barriers companies face during the implementation
    of new supply chain strategies.
    • Develop knowledge and skills relating to Supply Chain management.
    Reference Books
    • William J. Stevenson, Operations Management, 14th Edition, Jan 2011
    • Sunil Chopra, Supply Chain management, 5th Edition, Feb 2012
    Course Basics
    Course Title: Operations Management
    Credit Hours = 3
     Number of lectures per Week = 2
     Teaching approach
    Lecture slides, class discussions, class exercises, homework
    assignments, assigned readings, and case studies
    Grading Breakup and Policy
    • Projects: 10%
    • Quiz(s): 10%
    • Class Participation & Assignments: 10%
    • Midterm Examination: 30%
    • Final Examination: 40%
    Class Procedure
    Read the assigned material before coming to class.
    Lectures will be most likely in the form of presentation but a full
    interchange between the teacher and the student is expected.
     Meaningful class participation is an important part of your grade.
    Class exercises and group activities will be followed in the class.
    Class Etiquettes

    Decent and professional behavior is expected.


    Attendance
    Be punctual.
    Attendance will not be marked after 10 minutes of the starting time
    of class.
     Missing classes will negatively affect your class participation grade.
    Students having less than 75% attendance will not be allowed to
    appear in the exam.
    Late assignment submissions will not be accepted.
    Format for Assignments
    Font Style: Times New Roman
     Font Size: 12
     Headings should be Bold
     Title page should include
    Name
     Registration Number
     Assignment Number
     Instructor name
     Course Title.
    Examination
    There will be total two quizzes.
     There will be one midterm exam and on final term exam.
    If you cannot appear in midterm exam or final exam at the time, then
    no make ups will be taken
    Grading Policy
    • To reach the top…
    • You don’t have to be a book worm!
    • Just stay cool and give your BEST!

    Good Luck!
    THANK YOU

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