MIS5205 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

A systematic approach to solving a wide range of operating management problems, using concepts from economics, management and behavioral science, as well as quantitative methods. Design of the system; operational processes, capital investment decisions, replacement analysis, process design, human factors in job design, project design, facilities layout and facilities location. Operation and control of the system; forcasting, aggregate planning, resource allocation, job scheduling and quality control. Case studies and computer projects are emphasized throughout the course. Prerequisites: MIS 5105 and MIS 5103 and admission to the MIS program.