by | Unit 1 Introduction to Production and Operations Management {Book} | |
| Meaning and definition Classification | VIEW |
| Objectives of Production and Operations Management | VIEW |
| Need & Types of Production and Operations Management | VIEW |
| Advantages and Disadvantages of Production and Operations Management | VIEW |
| Application of automation in production Management | VIEW |
| Application of artificial intelligence in production Management | VIEW |
| Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity (VUCA) in Production and Operation | VIEW |
| Unit 2 Plant Location and Layout {Book} | |
| Plant Location | VIEW |
| Plant Layout Meaning and definition | VIEW |
| Factors affecting location | VIEW |
| Plant Location Theory and practices | VIEW |
| Cost Factor in Plant location | VIEW |
| Plant layout Principles | VIEW |
| Space requirement in Plant location | VIEW |
| Different types of facilities | VIEW |
| Organization of physical facilities: Building, Sanitation, Lighting, Air Conditioning and Safety | VIEW |
| Unit 3 Quality Control {Book} | |
| Quality control Statistical Quality Control | VIEW |
| Quality Management | VIEW |
| six- sigma | VIEW |
| Control charts | VIEW |
| Operating characteristics curves | VIEW |
| Accepting Sampling Procedures | VIEW |
| Quality circles | VIEW |
| Meaning of ISO | VIEW |
| TQM | VIEW |
| Unit 4 Inventory Management {Book} | ||
| Inventory Management Meaning and Concepts, Objectives | VIEW | |
| Factors influencing Inventory Management | VIEW | |
| Inventory Management Objectives | VIEW | |
| Techniques of Inventory Management | VIEW | |
| Capacity planning | VIEW | |
| Corresponding Production Planning | VIEW | VIEW |
| Controlling, Scheduling, Routing | VIEW | |
| Management of Inventory: | ||
| JIT | VIEW | |
| ABC | VIEW | |
| VED, FSN, SDE analysis | VIEW | |
| GOLF, XYZ, SOS, HML analysis | VIEW | |
| EOQ | VIEW | |
| Unit 5 Maintenance and Waste Management {Book} | |
| Maintenance Management Introduction Meaning, Objectives | VIEW |
| Types of maintenance Breakdown, Spares Planning and control | VIEW |
| Preventive routine, Relative Advantages | VIEW |
| Maintenance Scheduling, Equipment reliability | VIEW |
| Modern Scientific Maintenance methods | VIEW |
| Waste Management Scrap and surplus disposal, Salvage and recovery | VIEW |
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