Teaching @ BYU Marriott School of Management

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I’ll be teaching at BYU’s Business School as an Adjunct Professor. I’ll be teaching BUSM 361, Operations and Supply Chain Management. I’m excited to do this; it’ll only be part-time, 8AM – 9:20AM, on Tuesday and Thursday. This is somewhat of a recreational activity for me, while I keep my “real” job. I’m excited to be teaching.

Below is a rough list of topics that I’ll cover in the class:

CREATING VALUE THROUGH OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAINS

• Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management
• Operations and Supply Chain Strategies
• Business Processes
• Managing Quality

ESTABLISHING THE OPERATIONS ENVIRONMENT

• Managing Projects
• Developing Products and Services
• Process Choice and Layout Decisions in Manufacturing and Services
• Managing Capacity

ESTABLISHING SUPPLY CHAIN LINKAGES

• Forecasting
• Sourcing Decisions and the Purchasing Process
• Logistics

PLANNING AND CONTROLLING OPERATIONS AND SUPPLY CHAINS

• Sales and Operations Planning (Aggregate Planning)
• Managing Inventory throughout the Supply Chain
• Managing Production across the Supply Chain
• Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma (DMAIC/DMADV)
• Managing Information Technologies across the Supply Chain

The items above are the topics in the book; I’m going to skim or skip some parts and focus on others. The class is a very broad survey of Operations and Supply Chain, but I plan to focus heavily on Lean, Six Sigma, and Queueing Theory.

This will be fun; I’m excited and I look forward to be teaching at BYU.

	This post was written by Pete Abilla