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    This 3 credit course introduces students to contemporary logistics and supply chain management. [The course objectives are to emphasize the importance of supply chain management as an integral business function and explain the complex activities involved. Students will learn about key supply chain elements and how to design efficient supply chains. They will also learn how to develop forecasting models and understand planning and operations within a supply chain context.] The course covers basics of supply chains, structures and models, planning aspects, and operational management. Students will complete assignments involving supply chain mapping, forecasting, and design. Pedagogy includes lectures, group work, case studies and a studio project. Assessment is based on quizzes, presentations, and an end of term exam.

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    This 3 credit course introduces students to contemporary logistics and supply chain management. [The course objectives are to emphasize the importance of supply chain management as an integral business function and explain the complex activities involved. Students will learn about key supply chain elements and how to design efficient supply chains. They will also learn how to develop forecasting models and understand planning and operations within a supply chain context.] The course covers basics of supply chains, structures and models, planning aspects, and operational management. Students will complete assignments involving supply chain mapping, forecasting, and design. Pedagogy includes lectures, group work, case studies and a studio project. Assessment is based on quizzes, presentations, and an end of term exam.

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    This 3 credit course introduces students to contemporary logistics and supply chain management. [The course objectives are to emphasize the importance of supply chain management as an integral business function and explain the complex activities involved. Students will learn about key supply chain elements and how to design efficient supply chains. They will also learn how to develop forecasting models and understand planning and operations within a supply chain context.] The course covers basics of supply chains, structures and models, planning aspects, and operational management. Students will complete assignments involving supply chain mapping, forecasting, and design. Pedagogy includes lectures, group work, case studies and a studio project. Assessment is based on quizzes, presentations, and an end of term exam.

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    This 3 credit course introduces students to contemporary logistics and supply chain management. [The course objectives are to emphasize the importance of supply chain management as an integral business function and explain the complex activities involved. Students will learn about key supply chain elements and how to design efficient supply chains. They will also learn how to develop forecasting models and understand planning and operations within a supply chain context.] The course covers basics of supply chains, structures and models, planning aspects, and operational management. Students will complete assignments involving supply chain mapping, forecasting, and design. Pedagogy includes lectures, group work, case studies and a studio project. Assessment is based on quizzes, presentations, and an end of term exam.

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    Version: # July 2019

    Course Title:
    Contemporary Logistics and Supply Chain Management

    Course Code: L T P/S SW/FW TOTAL CREDIT UNITS


    Credit Units: 3
    2 1 - 0 3
    Course Objective:
    This course will emphasize importance of SCM as a chain of activities encompassing the entire process of
    ‘fulfilment’. It highlights the importance of SCM as a Service Function that needs to align its objectives of the
    overall business. The complex set of activities involving SCM are explained graphically depicting the flow of
    many activities that need to be well coordinated. Given the cross-functional nature of SCM, like in GTM,
    conflict resolution and problem-solving techniques shall be mentioned.

    Pre-requisites:
    N/A

    Student Learning Outcomes:


    Upon completion of the subject, students will be able to:
     Discuss key elements of supply chain and logistics operational performance
     Understanding of design product supply chain
     Develop forecasting model and effect on supply chain
     Explain planning and operations in supply chain management

    Course Contents/Syllabus:

    Weightage
    (%)
    Module 1: Basics of Supply chain
     Supply chain concept
     Supply chain and logistics functional relation
     Global supply chains
     Stakeholders in supply chain
    20%
     Responsive versus efficient supply chains
     Supply chain models – SCOR and GSCF
     Aligning supply chain with business strategy

    Module 2: Supply Chain Structure and Models


     Supply chain structures
    25%
     Decision areas influencing capabilities and effectiveness of supply chains

    Module 3: Supply Chain Planning Aspects


     SC Coordination and Factors influencing Coordination
    Collaborative planning, forecasting, and replenishment
    Sales and operations planning* 30%
    Version: # July 2019

    Module 4: Managing Operational Supply Chain


     Supplier management
     Distributor management
     Intra organization & cross functional issues 25%
     Regulatory Compliance for L & SCM
     Insight to Global logistics process and Challenges
     SCM Operational best practices and case studies

    *Usage of MS Excel to solve practice problems and case studies in reference text book is advised.

    * A one day visit field visit to any user company with a purpose to gain overall flow of information through
    supply chain is advised. Suggested visit to a factory (preferably HO) with a presentation and live view of
    various information systems demonstrating the flow of data and associated decisions.

    Pedagogy for Course Delivery:

     Class room lectures for all modules


     Student group work
    o Supply chain mapping for product or service
    o Weakest link in supply chain
    o Forecasting model
     Case studies (audio visual / publications)
    o Decisions in supply chain
    o Supply chain design
    o Logistics services outsourcing
    o Supply chain cost – service trade off
    o Responsive vs efficient supply chains
    o Challenges in supply chain

    Studio details:

     Develop supply network for parts collection using milk run model
     Design distribution network for a given product (single / multiple plants)
     Develop a demand forecasting model from given data set

    Assessment/ Examination Scheme:


    Theory L/T (%) Lab/Practical/Studio (%) End Term Examination

    30% - 70%

    Theory Assessment (L&T):


    End Term
    Continuous Assessment/Internal Assessment
    Examination
    Version: # July 2019

    Studio
    Components Quiz/Class
    Presentation Project Attendance
    (Drop down) Test
    Report
    Weightage
    10% 15% - 5% 70%
    (%)

    Text & References:


     Supply Chain Management Strategy, Planning And Operations, S.Chopra & P.Meindl, Pearson
     Business Logistics / Supply Chain Management, R.H.Ballou & S.Srivastava, Pearson
     Essentials of supply chain management, Michael Hugos, John Wiley & Sons
     Logistics and supply chain management, Martin Christopher, 4th edition, Financial Times Series
    Any other Study Material:
     http://www.gartner.com/technology/supply-chain/top25.jsp

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