Production and Operations Management Bangalore University BBA 5th Semester NEP Notes

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Unit 1 [Book]
Introduction, Meaning of Production and Operations Management VIEW
Differences between Production and Operations Management VIEW
Scope of Production Management VIEW
Production System, Types of Production VIEW
Benefits of Production Management VIEW
Responsibility of a Production Manager VIEW
Decisions of Production Management VIEW
Operations Management Concept and Functions VIEW

 

Unit 2 [Book]
Plant Location Meaning and Definition VIEW
Plant Layout Meaning and Definition VIEW
Factors affecting Plant Location, Theory and Practices, Cost factor in Location VIEW
Plant Layout Principles VIEW
Plant Space requirement, Different types of facilities VIEW
Organization of Physical facilities Building, Sanitation, Lighting, Air Conditioning and Safety VIEW

 

Unit 3 [Book]
Meaning and Definition, Characteristics, Objectives of Production Planning and Control VIEW
Stages of Production Planning and Control VIEW
Scope of Production Planning & Control VIEW
Factors Affecting Production Planning and Control VIEW
Production Planning System, Process Planning Manufacturing, Planning and Control System VIEW
Role of Production Planning and Control in Manufacturing Industry VIEW

 

Unit 4 [Book]
Inventory Management Concepts, Classification, Objectives VIEW
Factors Affecting Inventory Control Policy VIEW
Inventory Management system VIEW
Scientific Techniques and Tools:
EOQ Model VIEW
Re-order Level VIEW
ABC Analysis VIEW
VED Analysis VIEW
FSN Analysis VIEW
Stores Ledger Quality Management VIEW
Quality Concepts, Difference between Inspections, Quality Control, Quality Assurances VIEW
Total Quality Management VIEW
Control Charts VIEW
Acceptance sampling VIEW

 

Unit 5 [Book]
Introduction, Meaning, Objectives, Types of Maintenance VIEW
Maintenance Breakdown VIEW
Spares Planning and Control VIEW
Preventive routine, Relative Advantages VIEW
Maintenance Scheduling VIEW
Equipment reliability VIEW
Modern Scientific Maintenance Methods VIEW
Waste Management, Scrap and Surplus disposal, Salvage and Recovery VIEW