7 courses with the subject OMT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
OMT 290Operations Management3
This course presents business activities related to the creation of goods and services as inputs are transformed into outputs. Students will explore operational methodologies such as project management, demand forecasting, managing quality, location and layout strategies, supply-chain management, inventory management, and just-in-time operations. Special emphasis is placed on quantitative decision methods for operations planning, organizing, and control.
CIS 110; BUS 210 or MTH 250 (or PED 405 or PSY 372).
OMT 301Operations Management. 3
This course presents business activities related to the creation of goods and services as inputs are transformed into outputs. Students will explore operational methodologies such as project management, demand forecasting, managing quality, location and layout strategies, supply-chain management, inventory management, and just-in-time operations. Special emphasis is placed on quantitative decision methods for operations planning, organizing, and control.
CIS 110; BUS 210 or MTH 250 (or PED 405 or PSY 271).
OMT 330Project Management3
This course will take a decision-making approach to project management. A variety of successful organizations, public, private, and not-for-profit, will be examined in a case study approach. MS Project 2016 software will be used and students will create their own projects for presentation.
The objectives of this course include methods by which organizations manage quality and the continuous process improvement to improve the quality of products and processes to improve both performance and competitiveness. The course will address the international standards for quality as well as Lean Production, Six Sigma, Lean Six Sigma, and other quality improvement techniques.
This course examines the flow of goods from raw material suppliers through production to finished goods. Supply chain management covers the coordination of product development, material sourcing, and production, as well as logistical activities and information flow to support the supply chain links among firms. Logistical activities within the supply chain include the management of the physical flow of goods between firms.
This course seeks to improve the judgment and decision making of individuals, groups, and organizations in business. Explicit procedures for analyzing complex decisions are emphasized. The topics covered include: decision analysis; linear programming; other models of decisions involving uncertainty; risk analysis; and the development and use of computerized decision aids, including spread sheets and specialized decision support models.
Individual research problems in the theory and/or practice of operations management, chosen by the student with the approval of the sponsoring faculty member and the Dean of the School of Business. Note: Also listed as OMT 481 for one semester hour and OMT 482 for two semester hours. MBA Foundation Courses - Topic Preparation Peregrine Academic Services provides a range of online educational services which focus on business skills, including Academic Leveling Courses (ACL). ACL topics include: • Foundations of Accounting • Foundations of Business Finance • Foundations of Information Management Systems • Foundations of Macroeconomics • Foundations of Microeconomics • Foundations of Operations / Production Mangement • Foundations of Quantitative Research Techniques and Statistics • Write and Cite - Academic Writing Readiness The ACL service helps students succeed with their business programs by providing foundational knowledge and skills in a broad range of business education topic areas. The ACL service provides non-business majors, or students needing to refresh their knowledge, with the necessary business education fundamentals to complete undergraduate or advanced degrees.
