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Integrating Japanese History Into An Operations Management Course

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Integrating Japanese History Into An Operations Management Course. Japan Studies Institute San Diego State University San Diego, California June 2-20, 2008 Ulysses J. Brown, III, PhD Assistant Professor of Operations Management College of Business Administration Savannah State University.

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  1. Integrating Japanese History Into An Operations Management Course Japan Studies Institute San Diego State University San Diego, California June 2-20, 2008 Ulysses J. Brown, III, PhD Assistant Professor of Operations Management College of Business Administration Savannah State University

  2. Course • Operations Management (MGNT 3185) is a course that exposes students to a variety of quantitative techniques using Japanese phrases such as “kanban” and “poka-yoke.” However, the majority of textbooks fail to provide a sufficient historical context as to the origin of these words and techniques that are used to control and/or monitor production processes. Operations Management, MGNT 3185

  3. Course Outline • Week1: Intro to POM • Week2: Productivity • Week2: History of Japanese Manufacturing • Week3: Forecasting Techniques • Week4: CPM/PERT • EXAM One Operations Management, MGNT 3185

  4. COURSE OUTLINE (continued) • Week5: Capacity Planning • Week6: Decision Analysis • Week7: Facilities Layout • Week8: Linear Programming • EXAM TWO Operations Management, MGNT 3185

  5. COURSE OUTLINE (continued) • Week9: Inventory Management • Week9: Supply Chain Management • Week10: Role of Japan in the TQM Movement • Week10: Quality Control • Week10: Acceptance Sampling • Week11: Reliability Analysis • EXAM THREE Operations Management, MGNT 3185

  6. COURSE OUTLINE (continued) • Week12: Intro to MRP/ERP • Week12: Research Paper due: 12th week of class. • Research Paper: Any topic addressing the role of Japan and CI/JIT/POM/TQM. • Week13: MRP/ERP • Week14: MRP/ERP • FINAL EXAM (comprehensive) Operations Management, MGNT 3185

  7. THE END Operations Management, MGNT 3185