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    DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

    LESSON PLAN

    Sub. Code: OME752 Branch / Year / SEM: CSE-A/IV/VII


    Sub. Name: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Batch: 2020-2024
    Staff Name: Mrs.K.Divya Academic Year: 2023-2024(ODD SEM)

    COURSE OBJECTIVES:
    The student should be made to:
    • To provide an insight on the fundamentals of supply chain
    • To learn the supply chain network design
    • To provide the details logistics in supply chain
    • To understand the sourcing and coordination in supply chain
    • To provide the supply chain details in information technology

    PRE-REQUISITES :
    LOGISTICS
    TECHNOLOGY IN SUPPLY CHAIN

    Course Outcomes (CO)


    Illustrate the basic concepts of decision phases, drivers and apply competitive supply chain
    CO1
    strategies
    Analyze factors influencing network design.
    CO2

    CO3 Apply the design, routing and scheduling principles of transportation network in supply chain

    Describe Sourcing and Coordination Effects of Supply Chain


    CO4
    Summarize the role of Information Technology and analyze the Customer, Supplier
    CO5 Relationship Coordination in a supply chain.

    CO-PO mapping
    CO PO1 PO2 PO3 PO4 PO5 PO6 PO7 PO8 PO9 PO10 PO11 PO12

    CO1 2 2 2 2 2 2
    CO2 3 2 2 3 3 2 2 2
    CO3 3 2 2 2 2
    CO4 3 2 3 3 2 2 2 2
    CO5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
    CO-PSO Mapping
    CO PSO1 PSO2 PSO3

    CO1 3 2

    CO2 3 2
    CO3 3 2 2
    CO4 3 2 2

    CO5 3 2 3

    [Levels of correlation: 3 (High), 2 (Medium), 1(Low)]

    CONTENT BEYOND THE SYLLABUS:


    UNIT I: About different supply chain
    UNIT II: case study on Amazon and flip kart
    UNIT III: Transportation design
    UNIT IV: SCM software
    UNIT V: IT Technology

    LESSON PLAN
    Reference/ Lect/ Relevant
    Planned Delivery BT
    S. No Topics Text Tutor Course
    Date Methods Level
    Books ial Outcomes

    UNIT I – INTRODUCTION

    1 31.7.23 Role of Logistics TI L1 PPT BT2 CO1


    2 1.8.23 Role of Supply chain Management TI L2 PPT BT2 CO1
    3 PPT &
    2.8.23 Scope and Importance TI L3 BT2 CO1
    DEMO
    4 2.8.23 Evolution of Supply Chain TI L4 BB/PPT BT1 CO1
    3.8.23 CLASS TEST
    5 4.8.23 Decision Phases in Supply Chain TI L5 PPT BT2 CO1
    6 Competitive and Supply chain
    7.8.23 TI L6 PPT BT1 CO1
    Strategies
    7 8.8.23 Drivers of Supply Chain Performance TI L7 BB/PPT BT1 CO1
    8 9.8.23 Drivers of Obstacles. TI L8 PPT BT1 CO1
    9 9.8.23 CLASS TEST

    UNIT II – SUPPLY CHAIN NETWORK DESIGN

    10 10.8.23 Role of Distribution in Supply Chain TI L9 BB/PPT BT1 CO2


    Factors influencing Distribution BB/PPT
    11 11.8.23 TI L10 BT2 CO2
    network design
    12 12.8.23 Design options for Distribution TI L11 BB/PPT BT4 CO2
    13 14.8.23 Distribution Network in Practice TI L12 BB/PPT BT3 CO2
    14 15.8.23 CLASS TEST
    15 Role of network Design in Supply BB/PPT CO2
    16.8.23 TI L13 BT2
    Chain
    Framework for network Decisions. BB/PPT CO2
    16 17.8.23 TI L14 BT2

    17 18.8.23 CLASS TEST


    18 19.8.23 ACADEMIC EVENT – 1 (Case study) BT2 CO 1, CO 2
    UNIT III – LOGISTICS IN SUPPLY CHAIN
    19 29.8.23 Role of transportation in supply chain T1 L15 PPT BT2 CO3
    Factors affecting transportations PPT &
    20 30.8.23 T1 L16 BT4 CO3
    decision DEMO
    Design option for transportation PPT &
    21 30.8.23 T1 L17 BT2 CO3
    network DEMO
    22 31.8.23 CLASS TEST
    PPT &
    23 1.9.23 Tailored transportation T1 L18 BT2 CO3
    DEMO
    24 4.9.23 Routing in transportation T1 L19 PPT BT4 CO3

    25 5.9.23 Scheduling in transportation T1 L20 PPT BT4 CO3

    26 6.9.23 CLASS TEST

    UNIT IV- SOURCING AND COORDINATION IN SUPPLY CHAIN

    Role of sourcing supply chain supplier


    27 7.9.23 TI L21 PPT BT2 CO4
    selection assessment
    28 8.9.23 Role of sourcing supply chain contracts TI L22 PPT BT2 CO4

    29 9.9.23 Design collaboration TI L23 PPT BT4 CO4

    30 11.9.23 Sourcing planning and analysis TI L24 PPT BT2 CO4

    31 11.9.23 Supply chain co-ordination TI L25 PPT BT3 CO4

    32 12.9.23 Bull whip effect TI L26 PPT BT1 CO4


    Effect of lack of co-ordination in
    33 12.9.23 T1 L27 BB BT4
    Supply chain and obstacles CO4
    34 13.9.23 Building strategic partnerships T1 L28 BB BT2 CO4

    35 14.9.23 CLASS TEST


    BT2,
    36 15.9.23 ACADEMIC EVENT II (group seminar) BT3 & CO 3,CO 4
    BT4
    UNIT V – SUPPLY CHAIN AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

    37 25.9.23 The role IT in supply chain T1 L29 PPT BT2 CO5

    38 26.9.23 The supply chain IT frame work T1 L30 PPT BT2 CO5
    Customer Relationship Management
    39
    27.9.23 Internal supply chain management T1 L31 PPT BT4 CO5

    40
    29.9.23 supplier relationship management T1 L32 PPT BT4 CO5

    41
    30.9.23 CLASS TEST
    42
    3.10.23 T2 L33 PPT BT3 CO5
    Future of IT in supply chain
    43 E-Business in supply chain.
    4.10.23 T2 L34 PPT BT2 CO5

    44 5.10.23 CLASS TEST


    45 6.10.23 ACADEMIC EVENT-III (supply chain of amazon and flipkart ) BT2 CO 5
    46 BT2,
    9.10.23 Revision BT3 & CO 5
    BT4
    BT1- Remember, BT2- Understand, BT3- Apply, BT4- Analyze, BT5- Evaluate & BT6- Create.

    TEXT BOOKS:
    1. Sunil Chopra, Peter Meindl and Kalra, “Supply Chain Management, Strategy, Planning, and Operation”,
    Pearson Education, 2010.

    REFERENCES:
    1. Jeremy F.Shapiro, “Modeling the Supply Chain”, Thomson Duxbury, 2002.
    2. Srinivasan G.S, “Quantitative models in Operations and Supply Chain Management, PHI, 2010
    3. David J.Bloomberg , Stephen Lemay and Joe B.Hanna, “Logistics”, PHI 2002.
    4. James B.Ayers, “Handbook of Supply Chain Management”, St.Lucle press, 2000.

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