MGT6150 Operations Management

Aims/Description: This module is concerned with the effective and efficient marshalling of the organisation's resources to meet its objectives. An understanding of fundamental concepts and techniques will be provided and used by students to tackle cases which apply to manufacturing and service industries in both private and public sectors. The systematic and logical approach of Operational Research to the solution of management problems is also introduced.

Staff Contact: SIMPSON MICHAEL

Teaching Methods: Lectures, Independent Study

Assessment: Formal Exam

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