Degree Level Course
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
This course provides a comprehensive overview of processes involved in the transformation of inputs to outputs in the production of goods and services. The course aims to delve deep into the operations management concepts to better match supply with demand.
Code
BSMS3209
Credits
4 Credits
Type
Core Course
Prerequisites
None
12-Week Roadmap
Course Structure & Syllabus
For details of standard term assessment timelines and exam structures, visit our Academics page.
WEEK 1
Supply chain strategy, drivers of supply chain strategy, performance measures, achieving strategic fit
WEEK 2
Supply chain network design: network design and operation
WEEK 3
Inventory management in supply chain, risk pooling strategies---postponement and quick response
WEEK 4
Design and management of logistics and distribution systems
Reading List
Prescribed Books & References
- S. Chopra and D.V. Kalra. Supply Chain Management: Strategy, Planning, and Operation. Pearson, Seventh edition
- D. Simchi-Levi, P. Kaminsky, E. Simchi-Levi, and R. Shankar. Designing and Managing the Supply Chain: Concepts, Strategies, and Case Studies. McGraw-Hill Education, Third edition
- P. R. Murphy, Contemporary Logistics, Pearson
- R. L. Church, A. T. Murray. Business Site Selection, Location Analysis, and GIS, Wiley