Information management and quantitative decision making
Professor Amrik Sohal
6 points
* One 3-hour class per week
* Caulfield
Objective On completion of this subject students should be familiar with the role of information technology in enhancing an organisation's business strategy and competitive advantage nationally and internationally; familiar with how information technology affects an organisation's clients, customers, suppliers and the community; able to direct and cooperate with information systems professionals in identifying, selecting and managing a manufacturing information system; familiar with the quantitative methods which may have an application in a manufacturing/operations environment; familiar with computer software packages which can be used in the manufacturing/operations environment.
Synopsis Information technology and management issues, developments in computer hardware and software, data communications, hardware and software selection and implementation, application of business process re-engineering, project management techniques, linear programming, inventory control models, line balancing, techniques, simulation, quality control techniques.
Assessment Assignment: (5000 words): 40%
* Examination (3 hours):
60%
| Published by Monash University, Clayton, Victoria
3168 Copyright © Monash University 1996 - All Rights Reserved - Caution Authorised by the Academic Registrar December 1996 |