ISyE 3101: Supply Chain Modeling The Professor Dr. J. Vande Vate E-Mail: john.vandevate@isye.gatech.edu Phone: 4-3035 Office: 433 Office Hours: 10-11 MWF http://www.isye.gatech.edu/~jvandeva Gary Larson Look-Alike May I be excused? My brain is full Course Organization Grading: Exams 60% Group Projects 30% Class Participation 10% Exams In-class, open-book, open-notes, Individual work Drop Lowest Grade September 22 October 27 December ? NO MAKE UP EXAMS Group Projects You form groups of 4 or 5 No late projects accepted Brief report for each One Major Group Project Group Projects Describe a company's supply chain Project Plan Final Report 9/1 11/29 Blanchard Case Study Orion Foods Case Study Ford Case Study Usemore Soap Case Study Barilla Case Study 9/18 9/29 10/6 10/13 11/1 Labs No formal meetings Time when your teammates should be available Try to have grader available part of the time Project Reports Title Page – List all group member names Executive Summary 2 to 3 paragraph summary Introduction Describe briefly the issues Main Body (Do not use this name) Organize information into a logical argument providing support for your conclusions Conclusions Appendices Assessment Major Project: Part I Project Plan DUE 9/1 Company Name The level of detail Overview of the company Sources of information available to you Project plan with specific tasks and completion dates. Scheduling Rank project plans Choose presentation times in order Major Group Project: Part II Final Report Prepare a presentation on your company Written and Oral Topic: Overview of the company Focus on the supply chain Relate to class topics Model on case studies (not so narrative) Class Participation Tent Cards Daily participation Be prepared for class especially on days we discuss cases. Your Responsibilities Keep up with information posted on the class home page. Form and manage your lab group. Keep up with the assignments. Prepare for and participate in class discussions. Ask questions. Syllabus Subject to change, so check frequently Exam dates are fixed so you can plan around them. Supply Chain Management Getting the right goods and services to the right place at the right time while making the greatest contribution to the firm. Also concerned with Information Payments Management Component Strategy Marketing Finance Industrial Engineering Component Design of the Systems Processes Beyond Traditional Business Functions Supply Chain involves Purchasing Transportation and Traffic Manufacturing Warehousing Marketing etc. Beyond the Corporation Sand to Sand Includes Services to support the product Reverse channels to recover the product Next Time Be prepared to discuss the HP Case Handout available on web Purpose Illustrate topics we will focus on