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University of St. Thomas

(612) 962-5000

Marketing Department (MKTG)

201 MCN # 6007
2115 Summit Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55105
Phone: (651) 962-5075
Fax: (651) 962-5093
www.stthomas.edu/marketing

Courses:

Advanced Operations Management
This course focuses on the current issues that are salient to the operations function. It examines current views as to the analysis and synthesis of complete operations systems. It includes recent theories and experiments aimed at improving long/short run productivity and competitiveness. It serves as an integrator for the courses that have preceded it by giving the students the opportunity to integrate and refine the knowledge, skills, and attitudes obtained from their previous courses. It stresses the practical application of operations management concepts and theories. Offered in spring semester.

Marketing Channels and Distribution Systems
This course is designed to provide relevant theories, concepts, and practices related to the flow of goods and services in and between organizations. Relevant material will be presented about the total distribution system, that is, information about the marketing and the logistics channels. The purpose is to provide an atmosphere where business students can think about and learn to create and integrate marketing and logistics strategy.

Materials Management
This course provides the conceptual and analytic framework for the materials management function of businesses. It focuses on the development and the implementation of the materials portion of the operations system. Many of the topics will require the use of computers and the use of operations management software. Offered in fall semester.

Systems and Theories in Operations Management
This course emphasizes operations systems and theories found in today's businesses. It provides both the conceptual frameworks for these systems and theories, and requires the students to experience real work examples via plant tours and on-site visits. Topics may include theory of constraints, supply chair management, value chain management, distribution and logistics, lean/agile/flexible operations systems, philosophy and techniques of JIT and other current inventory management techniques. Offered in spring semester.

Operations Management
An examination of the concepts and techniques utilized in the management of manufacturing and service operations. The focus is on the tactical tools of operations management systems. Topics covered include the management of process, technology, production, quality, inventory, workforce and facilities in operating systems. Offered in fall semester.

Advanced Operations Management
This course focuses on the current issues that are salient to the operations function. It examines current views as to the analysis and synthesis of complete operations systems. It includes recent theories and experiments aimed at improving long/short run productivity and competitiveness. It serves as an integrator for the courses that have preceded it by giving the students the opportunity to integrate and refine the knowledge, skills, and attitudes obtained from their previous courses. It stresses the practical application of operations management concepts and theories. Offered in spring semester.