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Samuel Garment Factory

Samuel Garment Factory. Owned by a Hong Kong based company, Excel Capital Industries, Ltd. Built in 1988 in Shenzhen, China 2500 square feet 200 sewing machines 300 workers Produce 30,000-40,000 pieces per month Produce brands: s.Oliver, QS, Otto, comma for Germany

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Samuel Garment Factory

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  1. Samuel Garment Factory • Owned by a Hong Kong based company, Excel Capital Industries, Ltd. • Built in 1988 in Shenzhen, China • 2500 square feet • 200 sewing machines • 300 workers • Produce 30,000-40,000 pieces per month • Produce brands: • s.Oliver, QS, Otto, comma for Germany • Everlast, Converse for Denmark • Agnes B for Japan

  2. MGT 301 Operations Management • Instructor: Susan K. Williams • Office: 330 • Phone: 523-0940 E-mail: USE VISTA EMAIL

  3. Schedule • Class Hours: • MGT 301-01: M/W 12:45 pm – 2:00 pm FCB 345 • MGT 301-02: M/W 2:20 pm – 3:35 pm FCB 345 • MGT 301-03: M/W 5:30 pm – 6:45 pm FCB 437 • Office Hours: • Mon/Wed 11:30 am – 12:15 pm • Mon/Wed 4:30 pm – 5:15 pm • Or by appointment

  4. Course objectives Course objectives: By the end of the course a student should be able to: Demonstrate familiarity with the use of each of the following analytical techniques: 1) forecasting techniques 2) inventory models 3) statistical process control charts 4) aggregate planning 5) material requirements planning 6) simulation 7) waiting-line models 8) project management.

  5. Course objectives Describe the applications, advantages, and disadvantages for each tool listed above. Define and describe the strategic and operational advantages of Total Quality Management, Supply Chain Management, and the Just-in-time philosophy for operations.

  6. Prerequisites: Business major status (or CIS 120, Mat 119, and BA 201 for non-business majors). • Textbook: Operations Management, Heizer & Render, Prentice Hall, 9th edition

  7. VISTA • vista.nau.edu • Note: no www • Help available 24/7 • 928-523-9294 • 1-888-520-7215 • StudentComputing@nau.edu • http://www4.nau.edu/achd/ • CHECK BROWSER!!

  8. Buzz Group: Getting to know you 1. Name 2. Where are you from? 3. Why did you come to NAU? 4. What is your major? 5. What have you DISLIKED most about other classes that you have taken? 6. Are you currently working? Where and position? 7. Did you do anything fun or interesting over the break/summer?

  9. Academic Contact Hour Policy The Arizona Board of Regents Academic Contact Hour Policy (ABOR Handbook, 2-206, Academic Credit) states: “an hour of work is the equivalent of 50 minutes of class time…at least 15 contact hours of recitation, lecture, discussion, testing or evaluation, seminar, or colloquium as well as a minimum of 30 hours of student homework is required for each unit of credit.” The reasonable interpretation of this policy is that for every credit hour, a student should expect, on average, to do a minimum of two additional hours of work per week; e.g., preparation, homework, studying.

  10. Syllabus Buzz Group Group 1 – Class notes Group 2 – Grading policy Group 3 – Mini-cases Group 4 – Assignments Group 5 – VISTA Quizzes Group 6 – Exams/Final Group 7 – In-class activities Group 8 – Class attendance Honor policy

  11. Syllabus Buzz Group • Form group – count off 1..8 • Introduce yourselves • Pick a spokesperson • Read your section of the syllabus • Ask me privately any questions you have regarding your topic • Help prepare spokesperson to • Present a summary of your section • Answer class questions regarding your section

  12. Class Notes • Complete Power Point slides are available on the web page. • Note packet may be • purchased at the FCB supply center • Available on the class website

  13. A 90% or above B 80-89% C 70-79% D 60-69% F Below 60% The instructor may lower cutoffs depending on class performance Grading Policy Exams 20% Final 20% Partner Assignments 20% Individual Assignments 20% Quizzes 15% In-class 5%

  14. Mini-cases • There will be 4 Mini-cases throughout the semester. • These mini-cases will be computer assignments that require the use of • Excel • Excel OM • Comes with the text • Available in the FCB labs • Word or other word processor

  15. Mini-cases (cont) • All mini-cases • Contain an A4 Report • Must be typed • Show all work • You will be required to work with a partner. • We will form partnerships during class and you may choose a partner to work with.

  16. Quizzes • Material on a quiz will be the information covered since the last quiz. • There will be a total of 10-12 quizzes. • Quizzes will be taken outside of class time using VISTA • You will have a week to complete the quiz. • NO MAKE-UP QUIZZES.

  17. In-class activities • There will be many in-class activities. • Demonstrations • Computer game • Games • Group discussions • Presentations • After each activity, you will have a brief writing assignment which will be turned in for all or nothing credit.

  18. In-class activities • 18 of the buzz groups count toward your grade – this allows you to miss some buzz groups without penalty. • There will be no make-ups for the in-class activities. • Some in-class activities will occur as scheduled and announced. Some will be unscheduled/unannounced in-class activities.

  19. Exams/Final • Final will be COMPREHENSIVE, CLOSED BOOK, and CLOSED NOTES. • Any necessary formulas or tables will be provided. • Calculators may be used during the exam. • Calculators may not be shared during the exam. • For the final, you must attend the section for which you are registered. • The final exam is mandatory for all students.

  20. Exam/Final (cont) • Missed final • An unexcused absence will result in an F for the class. • In the case of an excused absence, arrangements will be made with the professor. • Missed exam • An unexcused absence will result in 0 for the exam. • In the case of an excused absence, arrangements will be made with the professor.

  21. Exams/Final (cont) An excused absence will be granted only for an absence that meets all of the following conditions: • the instructor is notified PRIOR to the exam and the instructor APPROVES the absence prior to the exam OR 2) In the case of an unforeseen emergency absence, appropriate documentation is provided – police report, doctor’s report, etc…

  22. Policies • Class Attendance • You are expected to attend all classes. • If you miss a class, you may attend the corresponding class from another section. • EXCEPTION: You must take exams with the section for which you are registered.

  23. Policies • Withdrawal Policy: You may withdraw from the class until the drop date, Mar 13, 2009. After this date, as per the college policy, you may not drop for academic reasons. • Incomplete Policy: The I grade will be given only if a student, through no fault of his/her own, is unable to complete the course and has an excused absence from the final. Students receiving an I grade must contact the instructor ASAP and no later than the first week of the following semester to setup the contract for completing the course.

  24. Policies (cont) • Honor Policy: Exams and quizzes will be “closed-book” and are to be the sole work of each student. Anyone cheating or assisting another during an exam or quiz will be given a 0 for that exam/quiz and possibly a grade of F for the class. College procedures will be followed and the undergraduate dean will be notified. If warranted, additional action will be taken. Assignments should be the work of the partners. In particular, the A4 report must be unique to the partnership. • University Policies: University policies regardingSafe Working and Learning Environment, Students with Disabilities, Institutional Review Board, Academic Integrity,andClassroom Managementare attached.

  25. Questions??

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