SYLLABUS
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
Operations Management
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charly@ciputra.ac.id
Friday: 14.10 – 16.40 R. 406
Course Description
: Operations Management is a subject that decribes a set of activities
that create goods and services through a transformatio from input
into output according to consumer needs
Instructional Purps. : After mastering this course, students are able to explain how the
activity and management to create goods and services to fulfiil consumer
need.
Class Activity
Class activity of this course consist of lecturing, question and aswer, discussion, quiz and exam (mid
and final). Discussion is aimed to open and broaden students point of view and receiving ideas from
other students. Question and answer is aimed to know wheter student have prepare the material
before enter the class and to ask specific topic that need to be analized deeper. Quisz is amied to test
how far student understand material given and also basic consideration to give final score. Outside
class activity, student are aglible to do assignment and homework.
Students’ Task
1. Students are required to read the related material prior to the class, thus can actively join the
discussion during the class
2. Students are obligated to finish and submit the task given, individual and group on the agreed
time.
3. During the semester, there will be one mid exam and one final exam
Judgement Criterion
Mid Exam
Final Exam
Assigement and Participation
Quiz and Homeworks
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20
20
30
30
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%
References :
1. Jay Heizer and Barry Render, 2011, Operations Management, 10th ed, Prentince Hall, New
Jersey
2. Jay Heizer and Barry Render, 2015, Manajemen Operasi, ed 11, Penerbit Salemba Empat,
Jakarta
3. F. Robert Jacobs and Richard B. Chase, 2015, Manajemen Operasi dan Rantai Pasokan ed 14,
Penerbit Salemba 4, Jakarta
Grading
NO
1
85,00
2
80,00
3
75,00
4
70,00
5
65,00
6
60,00
7
55,00
8
45,00
9
0
Score
- 100
– 84,99
– 79,99
– 74,99
– 69,99
– 64,99
– 59,99
– 54,99
- 44,99
A
AB+
B
BC+
C
D
E
4,00
3,75
3,50
3,00
2,75
2,38
2,00
1,00
0
Class’ rule
1. Maximum tolerable lateness = 15 minutes.
2. Minimum class attendance = 75%.
3. Students are expected to actively join the class.
4. Students are not allowed to activate the cell phone during the class. NO PHONE and SMS
5. Students are not allowed to use their NOTEBOOK unless have been agreed before.
6. Students are not allowed to sign the class attendance for their class mates. Lecturer has
the right to cancel both parties’ attendance.
Class Schedule
Meeting
1
14/8
2
21/8
3
28/8
4
4/9
5
11/9
25/9
7
2/10
8
9/10
9
16/10
10
23/10
11
30/10
12
6/11
13
13/11
14
20/11
Material
Introduction to OM
Operations and productivity
Operations and Productivity
(Measuring productivity)
Operations Strategy in a Global Environment
Reference
Book 1 Ch 1
Forecasting
Book 1 Ch 4
Forecasting
Design of Goods and Service
Book 1 Ch 4
Book 1 Ch 5
Book 1 Ch 1
Book 1 Ch 2
Mid Exam
*
Managing Quality
Book 1 Ch 6
Statistical Process Control
Layout Strategy
Book 1 Supplement
Ch 6
Book 1 Supplement
Ch 6
Book 1 Ch 9
Job and Work Design
Book 1 ch 10
Inventory Management
Book 1 ch 12
Statistical Process Control
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