Operations Management
Level 4 |
Title of learning programme |
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Operations Management |
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Programme level |
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4 |
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Duration of learning programme
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11 weeks x 10 hours* |
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Total number of learning hours per programme |
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110** |
* Unlike traditional schools, colleges or universities, there are no
terms, semesters, or specified intake dates for our uniquely flexible
distance education courses. Our system of continuous enrolment means that
our students can enrol on any day and at any time of the year. This allows
our students the freedom to plan their studies to fit in with their
lifestyle or work commitments.
** Please note that this is only an approximate figure and is dependant
upon how much time you can dedicate to your studies and also how well you
grasp the learning concepts in the course material. Furthermore, at the end
of each module there is a question paper which needs to be completed and
returned to your personal tutor.
Module |
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Module Title |
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1 |
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Introduction to Operations Management |
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2 |
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Product Planning and Positioning |
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3 |
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Process Design |
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4 |
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Managing Demand and Supply of Materials |
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5 |
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Project Management |
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6 |
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Quality Management |
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7 |
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Productivity Methods and Measurements |
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8 |
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Scheduling and Capacity |
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9 |
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Time Based Operations |
Module 1 –
Introduction to Operations Management.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Define operations management and identify its application in the
manufacturing and service industries |
Module 2 –
Product Planning and Positioning.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Summarise the importance of product strategy and recognise the importance
of the role of operations management throughout the product or service
life cycle |
Module 3 –
Process Design.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Explain the important aspects of facilities provisioning |
Module 4 –
Managing Demand and Supply of Materials.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Summarise the components of supply and demand management |
Module 5 –
Project Management.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Explain what is involved in the planning of projects |
Module 6 –
Quality Management.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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Define quality and understand its importance and significance |
Module 7 –
Productivity Methods and Measurements.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Define productivity and summarise appropriate productivity raising
approaches |
Module 8 –
Scheduling and Capacity.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Explain the hierarchical nature of scheduling and capacity evaluation |
Module 9 –
Time Based Operations.
On successful completion of this module the candidate will be able to: |
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Learning
Outcome |
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LO1 |
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Discuss the importance of time in operations management |
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