This course serves as an introduction to oper- ations and supply chain management. The main objectives of taking this course are for students to be able to:
• understand concepts and terminologies about Operations Management and Supply Chain Management and relate such concepts to the contemporary issues (for example, COVID-19) and technologies used
• perform analysis for general business and different supply chain functions such as procurement, production, logistics etc.
• demonstrate the holistic view of supply chain management and basic understanding of supply chain design and supply chain risk management
• communicate supply chain management related issues, methodologies, and solutions to business leaders.

This course serves as an introduction to operator- events and supply chain management. The main objectives of taking this course are for students to be able to:
• understand concepts and terminologies about Operations Management and Supply Chain Management and related such concepts to the contemporary issues (for example, COVID-19) and technologies used
• perform analysis for general business and different supply chain functions such as procurement, production, logistics etc.
• demonstrate the holistic view of supply chain management and basic understanding of supply chain design and supply chain risk management
• communicate supply chain management related issues, methods, and solutions to business leaders.

Operations Management, 2nd Edition, By Gerard Cachon and Christian Terwiesch,
ISBN10: 1260238873, ISBN13: 9781260238877, McGraw Hill Publishing (1st edition can also be used)
Other course materials will be available online or provided by the instructor.

Operations Management, 2nd Edition, By Gerard Cachon and Christian Terwiesch,
ISBN10: 1260238873, ISBN13: 9781260238877, McGraw Hill Publishing (1st edition can also be used)
Other course materials will be available online or provided by the instructor.