Operations and Supply Chain Management (Prof. G. Srinivasan, IIT Madras) | Business and Management

Operations and Supply Chain Management

Operations and Supply Chain Management. Instructor: Prof. G. Srinivasan, Department of Management Studies, IIT Madras. This course introduces the viewer to the basics of Operations and Supply Chain Management. The concepts in Operations Management are restricted to the planning and operational decisions within an organization while the supply chain concepts are for a network of organizations. The main emphasis of the course is on the basic concepts and on quantitative modeling of the various decision problems. (from nptel.ac.in)

Introduction - (Challenges, Methodologies)

Lecture 01 - Introduction - (Challenges, Methodologies)

Forecasting

Lecture 02 - Forecasting - Time Series Models - Simple Exponential Smoothing

Lecture 03 - Forecasting - Linear Models, Regression, Holt's Model, Seasonality

Lecture 04 - Forecasting - Winter's Model, Casual Models, Goodness of Forecast, Aggregate Planning, Tabular Method

Aggregate Planning

Lecture 05 - Aggregate Planning - Tabular Method, Linear Programming

Lecture 06 - Aggregate Planning - Transportation Model

Lecture 07 - Aggregate Planning - Dynamic Programming, Backordering

Lecture 08 - Aggregate Planning - Quadratic Model, Demand and Capacity Planning

Deterministic Inventory Models

Lecture 09 - Inventory Models - Costs, EOQ Model

Lecture 10 - Inventory-EOQ Model Graphs with Backordering

Lecture 11 - Inventory Models for All Quantity and Marginal Quantity Discount

Lecture 12 - Marginal Quantity Discount, Multiple Item Inventory - Constraint on Numbers of Orders

Lecture 13 - Multiple Item Inventory - Constraint on Money Value, Space, Equal Number of Orders

Lecture 14 - Multiple Item Inventory - Combining Orders, Production Consumption Model

Lecture 15 - Inventory-Production Consumption Model with Backordering, Economic Lot Scheduling Problem

Economic Lot Scheduling, Lot Sizing and Disaggregation

Lecture 16 - Economic Lot Scheduling Problem, Supply Chain Inventory

Lecture 17 - Lot Sizing

Lecture 18 - Lot Sizing - Heuristics

Lecture 19 - Disaggregation

Lecture 20 - Disaggregation - Time Varying Demand, Safety Stock - ROL for Discrete Demand Distribution

Safety Stock Models

Lecture 21 - Safety Stock - ROL for Normal Distribution of Lead Time Demand

Lecture 22 - Integrated Model, ROL for Normal Distribution of LTD and Given Mean

Lecture 23 - Safety Stock Reduction - Delayed Product Differentiation, Substitution MOM

Scheduling and Sequencing

Lecture 24 - Sequencing and Scheduling - Assumptions, Objectives and Shop Settings

Lecture 25 - Single Machine Sequencing - Two Machine Flow Shop - Johnson's Algorithm

Lecture 26 - Flow Shop Scheduling - Three Machines, Johnson's Algorithm and Branch and Bound Algorithm

Lecture 27 - Flow Shop Scheduling - Heuristics - Palmer, Campbell Dudek Smith Algorithm

Lecture 28 - Job Shop Scheduling - Gantt Chart, Different Dispatching Rules

Lecture 29 - Job Shop Scheduling - Shifting Bottleneck Heuristic

Lecture 30 - Job Shop Scheduling - Shifting Bottleneck Heuristic, Line Balancing

Line Balancing, Location and Layout

Lecture 31 - Line Balancing

Lecture 32 - Location Problems - P Median Problem, Fixed Charge Problem

Lecture 33 - Location Allocation Problems in Supply Chain, Layout

Lecture 34 - Quantitative Models for Layout, Summary

Transportation Decision

Lecture 35 - Introduction to Supply Chain Management

Lecture 36 - Location Problems

Lecture 37 - Transportation and Distribution Models

Lecture 38 - Transportation and Distribution Models (cont.)

Lecture 39 - Bin Packing and Travelling Salesman Problems

Lecture 40 - Vehicle Routing Problems

Lecture 41 - Value of Information

References

Operations and Supply Chain Management
Instructor: Prof. G. Srinivasan, Department of Management Studies, IIT Madras. This course introduces the viewer to the basics of Operations and Supply Chain Management.