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Instructor: Dr. John F. Kros |
Phone: 328-6364 |
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Office: 3205 Bate Building |
Email: krosj@ecu.edu |
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Office Hours: TWTh 2:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. or by appt. |
Click Here To Watch the Syllabus Narrative
Text: The text is optional and can be purchased by students at their own discretion. Please email me if you are uncertain about whether to buy the text or not.
Introduction to Materials Management, Arnold, Chapman, and Clive, 6th Edition (or any higher edition), Prentice-Hall
Assignments and Grading: Assignments are summarized later in this syllabus. Students must expect to spend substantial time working on these tasks. Grading will be calculated roughly along the following guidelines and weights:
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Homework - Includes Interactive
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4 @ 2% |
8% |
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Individual Case Studies: Case 1 due 10/16 12 midnight Case 2 due 11/17 12 midnight |
2 @ 8% |
16% |
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Exams: 9/21 Exam I - Window opens and must be completed by Monday Sept 22nd by 12 midnight 10/19 Exam II - Window opens and must be completed by Saturday Oct 20th by 12 midnight 12/5 Exam III - Window opens and must
be completed by Saturday December 6th by 12
midnight
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1 @ 20% 1 @ 15%
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50% |
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Individual Written Research Projects I - Due 9/5 II - Due 10/27 III - Due 12/3 |
Short Research Papers 3 @5% | 15% |
| Final Exam - Canvas Login Required,
Closed Book/Notes, Timed |
via Canvas |
5% |
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2 Online Recitation Sessions - Online
Group Meetings/Interaction Dates:10/9 and 11/17 |
2 @ 3% |
6% |
PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING NAMING CONVENTION
WHEN SAVING AND SUBMITTING COMPLETED ASSIGNMENT FILES:
lastnamefirstinitial.suffix
For example, for myself I would name my
first homework assignment file:
krosjhomework#1.doc
Be forewarned, I will either send your assignments back to you ungraded or downgrade your work if you do not follow this naming convention.
Homework will be assigned according to the tentative schedule presented. Please attempt every problem and feel free to ask me or your fellow students for assistance. However, all homework turned in must be your own work and missed assignments will receive a zero grade. Late homework will not be accepted.
The case study assignments on the area of materials management. You will receive more information on the content and format of the case studies early in the term.
Exams will cover material from the video lectures and my examples. The problems on the exams will be similar to the homework problems. Missed exams will receive a zero grade. Please make prior arrangements if the exam will be missed.
Final
grades will be assigned by letter and will be derived
approximately from the grading percentages shown above roughly
following the standard four point A, B, C, F scale.
Roughly the following grade cut-offs will be used: 3.51 and
above = A, 2.7 up to 3.51 = B, 1.7 up to 2.7 = C, 0.0 up to 1.7
= F.
Percentage scores will not be assigned. I will assign grades on individual assignments according to a +/- scale (A = 4.0, A-=3.7, B+=3.3, B = 3.0, B-=2.7, C+=2.3, C = 2.0, C-=1.7, F = 0.0).
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assure the integrity of the examination process. The
university academic integrity policy may be reviewed at
http://www.ecu.edu/studenthandbook/III.htm.
Attendance: I will not be taking attendance, but I will be holding recitation sessions throughout the semester. It would behoove everyone to view those recitation sessions.
Continuity of Instruction: In the event that face-to-face classes are suspended due to a pandemic or other catastrophe I will strive to continue instruction to those that are able to participate. If and when classes are suspended, you will receive an email from me and a Canvas Announcement that detail how we will communicate, where you can locate course information and what you can expect during this time period. I will continue to provide instruction to those that are able to continue.
The College
of Business requires that all students enrolled in a College of
Business course acquire and have available a laptop or mobile
computer for use in and out of the classroom environment. The
laptop or mobile computer must be capable of running Microsoft
Windows and the latest version of Microsoft Office. Faculty may
also require other specialized software applications. Additional
information may be found at www.business.ecu.edu.
Suggestions: To do well in this class the following hints might help.
East Carolina University seeks to comply fully with the
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Students requesting
accommodations based on a disability must be registered with the
Department for Disability Support Services located in Suite 109
Mendenhall (252) 737-1016 (Voice/TTY).
About the Instructor: John F. Kros has a bachelors degree in business administration from The University of Texas, a master of business administration from Santa Clara University, and a Ph.D. in systems engineering from The University of Virginia. He enjoys spending his free time traveling, snow skiing, watching college football, and attempting to locate establishments that provide inexpensive food and liquid refreshment. Suggestions are always welcome!!
TAKE NOTE: Bold Highlighted Items Indicate Dates When Assignments are Posted or When they are DUE
(e.g., 9/3 is bolded & yellow highlight as it is the date for HW#1)
OMGT 6743 Tentative Course Outline
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Topic |
Homework |
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8/25 |
Introduction Materials Management Overview |
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9/3 |
Demand Estimation |
HW1 Solutions - Posted after the HW#1 due date & contains an XL file with brief comments |
Video
Lecture for Forecasting .ppts |
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9/5 |
Production Planning Systems |
Research Project #1: Read and write a short synopsis (two to three paragraphs) for each of the following papers: Write the synopsis up as if it were a brief executive summary. Include both papers in one posting. Include headers to identify the synopsis for each article. Upload your file to the Assignments area (Individual Research Project 1) in Canvas by 12 midnight on 9/5. Reshoring Website - click
& chose one article from the list, then
write your synopsis on that article |
Chapter 2 -
Aggregate Production Planning Video Lecture for Chapter2a
.ppts - Overview of Planning Video Lecture for Chapter2b .ppts - Overview of Purchasing and APP Video Lecture for Chapter2c .ppts - APP Strategies & Examples |
9/9 |
Aggregate Production Planning |
Paired
Assignment on Aggregate Production Planning - THIS
Part of HW#2 Due 9/9 by 12 midnight NOTE: The second portion of HW#2 can be found on 10/3 date |
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9/11 |
Aggregate Production Planning |
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9/15 |
Aggregate Production Planning Master Production Scheduling |
Chapter 2 Video Lecture on APP - Extra for added effect |
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9/17 |
Master Production Scheduling |
MPS
Example Video - Basic MPS Development MPS Blank Template to Accompany MPS Example Video |
Chapter 3 - Master
Production Scheduling |
9/19 |
Exam I Review Sheet and Preperation Materials |
Review
Sheet Solutions
Excel APP Template for Review Exam Video Lecture for Review Sheet-Part - I Video Lecture for Review Sheet-Part - II |
Chapters 1, 2, and 3 |
9/21-22 |
Exam I - Window opens
and must be completed by Monday Sept 22nd by 12
midnight |
Exam I Video Narration
Posted by Sept 22nd Exam I - Submit your Exam I via Canvas in the Assignments Area |
Exam I Writing Guidelines |
| 9/22 |
Exam #1- Due Monday Sept 22nd by 12 midnight | Chapters 1, 2, and 3 | |
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9/29 |
Materials Requirements Planning |
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10/1 |
Materials Requirements Planning |
Chapter 4 - Materials
Requirements Planning |
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10/3 |
HW#2 Due by 12 midnight - submit your HW#2 assignment via Canvas in the Assignments area |
HW#2
Due-12 midnight
- This
is the individual portion of
HW#2. This
deliverable should include a concise, yet
structured narrative describing how the MRP
was set up and what the outcome is including
any action items. Think
short Executive Summary.
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| 10/6 | Capacity Management |
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10/9 |
Capacity Management |
Watch the recitation video and then post a two to three paragraph synopsis on the Discussions area in Canvas. Post at least one brief comment on someone else's synopsis. |
Chapter 5 - Capacity Planning Capacity Planning Video
Lecture 2 Capacity Planning Video
Lecture 3
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| 10/13 |
Production Activity Control-Scheduling |
HW #3 Information Document - Read This First MRP HW#3 - Video
Explanation I - Note I may state this is HW2 in
the Video but it is HW3 MRP HW#3 - Video Explanation II Homework is Due 12 midnight -
submit your HW#3 assignment via Canvas in the
Assignment area |
Capital and Inventory Costing Video Chapter 6 - Production
Activity Control Chapter 6 - PACSched Video Lecture 1 Chapter 6 - PACSched Video Lecture 2 |
| 10/16 |
Case #1
Due Oct 16th 12 Midnight - submit your Case #1 via
Canvas in the Assignment Area |
Case #1 Narrative Video Lecture 3 Work Center Gantt Chart Video Lecture
Case #1 - Video Explanation -Posted after due date - My apologies if this has some static noise Case #1 - Excel Spreadsheet Basic Solution Set(s)- Posted after due date |
Gantt Chart Spreadsheet for Video Lecutre Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 |
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10/19-20 |
Exam #2 - Due Monday Oct 20th by
12 midnight, submit your Exam #2 assignment via
Canvas in the Assignments area |
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Chapters 4, 5, 6 |
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10/27 |
Purchasing and Cost Analysis Including Activity Based Costing |
Research Project #2: Read and write a short synopsis (two to three paragraphs) for each of the following papers: Write the synopsis up as if it were a brief executive summary. Include both papers in one posting. Include headers to identify the synopsis for each article. Post to the Assignments area in Canvas by 12 midnight on 10/27. |
Chapter 7 -
Purchasing and ABC Costing Video Lecture for Chapter 7 .ppts - Purchasing & ABC Costing |
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11/3 |
Inventory Management |
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Chapter 9 -
Inventory Management Video Lecture 1 for Ch9
.ppts Inventory Lecture |
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11/10 |
Just-in-Time Manufacturing Case #2
Due by 12 midnight on Nov 17th - submit your Case
#2 assignment via Canvas in the Assignments area |
Case
2 Partial Solutions |
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11/17 |
Case #2 Due by 12 Midnight Physical Inventory and Warehouse Management |
ABC Inventory Analysis Examples - .xls file Spreadsheet to Accompany Recitation Session #2 Watch the recitation video and then post a two to three paragraph synopsis to the Discussions area in Canvas. Post at least one brief comment on someone else's synopsis. |
Spreadsheet to Accompany
Video Lecture |
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11/24 |
Physical Inventory and Warehouse Management |
Due 12
Midnight - submit your HW#4 assignment via Canvas
in the Assignment area HW #4 Solutions
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Chapter 13 - Economic Order
Quantity |
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12/1 |
Research
Project #3 Project due - December 3rd, 12
midnight, click here for Details
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Chapter 7, 9, 10, 12, 13, and 15 |
| 12/5 | Exam
#3 -
Due by 12 midnight December 6th,
submit your Exam #3 assignment via Canvas in the
Assignment area |
Exam 3 Narrative - Exam
3 Narrative Exam III ABC Parts Table Partial Solution Set for Exam 3 |
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12/8-12 |
Final Exam - Posted w/in Canvas on
December 8th and must be taken by 12 midnight
December 12th |
Final Exam is 10 multiple choice questions, on your honor closed notes and book, once opened must be finished within 30 minutes, can only be taken once |
STUDY FINAL EXAM REVIEW SHEET |