Operations Management – Manufacturing (OMGM)

(4 courses)

Operations Management is concerned with the management of a firm’s physical, financial, and human resources with the objective of producing, distributing, and selling goods and services. Operations Management has become increasingly important due to renewed interest in productivity and the utilization of operations for competitive advantage. Students may choose one of two tracks—manufacturing management or service management.

The manufacturing management track appeals to students preparing for a career in manufacturing or consulting. This track benefits those managing the manufacturing function, as well as those supporting it in finance, accounting, and marketing. The manufacturing track provides training in the latest ideas about production management.*

The faculty in this area make use of computers in the core courses and in elective courses and also allow their use in exams.

Required core courses, plus:

• OMG 413.       International Manufacturing and Service Strategy
• OMG 415.       Process Improvement

Plus one of these courses

• OMG 412.       Service Management
• OMG 437.       Managing Health Care Operations (HSM 437)

Plus one course selected from ths list

• CIS 415.          Business Process Analysis and Design (ECM 415)
• FIN 446.          Financial Information Systems (CIS 446)
• OMG 412.       Service Management
• OMG 416.       Project Management