Introduction to Operations

Course Code

TO 534

Hours

2.25 hours

Type

Core

Offered

M24

W25(A)

Prerequisites

(Prior or concurrent enrollment in TO 501 or 502 or 533, or waiver) and (No credit in TO 551 or 552)

Introduction to Operations --- This course prepares students to think managerially and analytically about operations processes, and to use the results of analysis to make things work better, faster and cheaper. Operations management studies the value-creating processes by which inputs of materials, labor, capital and information are transformed into products and services which customers want and are willing to pay for. These processes can be managed well or poorly. Knowledge introduced in this course will help you understand the reasons for both.

Stephen Leider

Professor of Technology and Operations

Dale L. Dykema Professor of Business Administration

Stephen Leider is the Dale L Dykema Professor of Business Administration and Professor of Technology and Operations. In his research he uses...