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Production/Operations Management measures knowledge and understanding of material generally taught in an undergraduate one-semester, three-credit introductory course in production/operations management and is required of business majors.
The exam tests for:
- Familiarity of facts and terminology
- An understanding of basic concepts
- The ability to apply this knowledge and understanding to typical production/operation decision making situations
Topics covered in this course are:
- Systems Management
- Systems concepts
- Systems organization
- Operations strategy
- Process management
- Management of technology
- Work-force management
- System Design
- Location analysis
- Layout analysis
- Capacity analysis
- Work systems design and analysis
- System Planning, Analysis, and Control
- Optimization models and methods in production planning
- Total quality management
- Statistical process control
- Supply-chain management
- Forecasting methods
- Aggregate planning
- Material requirement planning
- Just-In-Time systems
- Material requirement planning
- Work methods and measurements
- Managing projects
- Inventory management
- Scheduling
- Productivity and operations
(Taken from “Introduction to Operations Management,” TECEP Examinations, Thomas Edison State College, www.http://www.tesc.edu.) |
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