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WARRINGTON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION GENERAL FACULTY MEETING

AGENDA January 29, 2007 – 2:00 p.m. – 103 Stuzin Hall

1. November 3, 2006 General Faculty Meeting Minutes presented for approval by the faculty. 2. The Undergraduate Committee approved the following and requests approval by the faculty. Course Changes: FIN 4243 – Debt and Money Markets

♦ Prerequisites: OLD – FIN 3403 with a grade of B or higher and ACG 2021C and ACG 2071 or ACG 3481C with a grade of C or higher. NEW – FIN 3403 and ECP 3703 with a grade of B or higher in each and ACG 2021C and ACG 2071 with a grade of C or higher in each.

FIN 4504 – Equity and Capital Markets

♦ Prerequisites: OLD – FIN 3403 with a grade of B or higher and ACG 2021C and ACG 2071 or ACG 3481C with a grade of C or higher. NEW – FIN 3403 and ECP 3703 with a grade of B or higher in each and ACG 2021C and ACG 2071 with a grade of C or higher in each.

Course Terminations: RMI 3011 – Risk and Insurance RMI 4305 – Risk Management RMI 4905 – Independent Research RMI 4956 – International Studies in Insurance RMI 4970 – Honors Thesis 3. Other 4. Dean’s Report

GRADUATE FACULTY MEETING AGENDA

1. November 3, 2006 Graduate Faculty Meeting Minutes presented for approval by the graduate faculty. 2. The Masters Committee approved the following and requests approval by the Graduate Faculty: New Courses (designed for the new Internet DIS Masters Program): ISM 6217 – Database Management Systems Credits: 3 Contact Hours: 3 Base hours Description: Focus of this course is on designing and developing data bases as well as in understanding the role played by database in technology in meeting business information needs. ISM 6123 – Systems Analysis and Design Credits: 3 Contact Hours: 3 Base hours Description: The purpose of this course is to learn the various activities a system developer performs when faced with the task of developing a new information system or upgrading an existing system.


ISM 6226 – Business Telecom Strategy and Applications Credits: 3 Contact Hours: 3 Base hours Description: The purpose of this course is to provide students with an introduction and basic

overview of the field of business communications. Upon successful completion of this course, students will possess a working knowledge of many of the telecommunications components and associated terminology as they apply to business in this age of electronic communication.

ISM 6425 – Data Mining Credits: 3 Contact Hours: 3 Base hours Description: The course is designed to analyze the entire data mining cycle, data mining techniques, data preparation and application of these techniques on well known problems in customer relationship management. MAN 6575 – Purchasing and Supplier Relationship Management Credits: 3 Contact Hours: 3 Base hours Description: The primary purpose of this course is to introduce students to the basic concepts

and tools applied in purchasing and supply chain management. Within the context of the purchasing function, emphasis will be placed on such topics as procurement cycle, information flows, supplier selection and internet procurement.

MAN 6586 – Project Management Credits: 3 Contact Hours: 3 Base hours

Description: This course is designed to convey the principles, techniques and methods employed in order to be effective in managing projects; structuring project organizations; fundamentals of scheduling; time/cost trade-offs, budgeting, and cost estimation; and monitoring.

MAN 6591 – Systems Analysis and Design Credits: 3 Contact Hours: 3 Base hours Description: In this course, you learn how logistics and distribution consists of all the

activities that enable a business to make its products available to consumers at convenient locations, in the required quantities, and at minimum cost to the company. After completing this course, you should have a clear understanding of the challenges firms face in achieving excellence in logistics and distribution.

Course Changes: GEB 5118 – New Venture Creation

♦ Prerequisites: OLD – GEB 5114. NEW – None

GEB 5146 – Family Business Management ♦ Prerequisites: OLD – GEB 5114. NEW – None

GEB 5506 – Corporate Intrapreneurship

♦ Prerequisites: OLD – GEB 5114. NEW – None

GEB 6115 – Entrepreneurship ♦ Prerequisites: OLD – Designed for MBA students. NEW – None

GEB 6155 – Social Entrepreneurship ♦ Prerequisites: OLD – Non business students. NEW – None


GEB 6156 – Entrepreneurial Opportunity ♦ Prerequisites: OLD – Intended for non business students . NEW – None

FIN 6476 – Venture Finance ♦ Prerequisites: OLD – FIN 5439 or Master of Science-Finance students. NEW – None

FIN 6642 – Global Entrepreneurship ♦ Prerequisites: OLD – Designed for masters students in business. NEW – None

REE 6935 – Real Estate Case Studies ♦ Prerequisites: OLD – Real estate masters or real estate/JD students

NEW – Master of Science-Real Estate or Joint MSRE/JD students Course Terminations: RMI 6905 – Individual Work in Risk Management and Insurance RMI 6910 – Supervised Research RMI 6935 – Special Topics in Insurance RMI 6957 – International Studies in Insurance RMI 6971 – Research for Master’s Thesis 3. Information Item:

The Masters Committee approved the following and is presenting to the Grad Faculty as an information item: Proposal for an Internet Masters Program in DIS

4. Other 5. Dean’s Report

WARRINGTON COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION GENERAL FACULTY MEETING

MINUTES November 3, 2006

1. A motion was made to approve the September 8, 2006 General Faculty Meeting Minutes. The motion was seconded and the

faculty voted to approve the minutes as distributed. 2. The Undergraduate Committee approved the following and requests approval by the faculty. A motion was made to approve the

new courses. The motion was seconded and the faculty voted to approve the new courses listed below. New Course: GEB 3214 – Professional Speaking in Business Credits: 3 Contact Hours: 3 Base

Description: Designed to teach business students fundamental oral communication skills necessary for succeeding in a business setting, including presentations and speeches, interpersonal skills and interviewing.

FIN 4959 - Honors Finance Credits: 2; repeatable for max 6 Contact Hours: 2 Base Description: Course of variable content providing an opportunity for the study in depth of topics not offered. Prerequisite: An “A” grade in FIN 3403 – Business Finance Information:

The Undergraduate Committee approved the discontinuation of the CIS major in the BSBA program. This item was presented as information only.

3. The Faculty Advisory Committee presented:

Revisions to the College By-Laws were presented to the faculty. A motion was made to approve the revisions made to the by-laws. The motion was seconded and the revised College By-laws were approved by the faculty.

A report on Shared Governance Task Force was presented as information only. 4. Other –no items were presented. 5. Dean’s Report:

-WCBA is waiting to receive approval from the Provost for the DBA Program: upon approval this item will be presented to the faculty for their consideration. -UF appointed a committee and is looking at various budget models; hoping to adopt by the spring semester; WCBA sent comments to the Committee. -The College is involved with a Capital Campaign; currently seeking major donors; proposals are out. -The College received approval to build the graduate studies building; site 5 parking lot in front of Criser Hall; not the Bryan/13th street option upon receiving the appropriate funding.

GRADUATE FACULTY MEETING

1. A motion was made to approve the September 8, 2006 Graduate Faculty Meeting Minutes. The motion was seconded and the

faculty voted to approve the minutes as distributed. 2. A motion was made to approve the New MBA Program listed below. The motion was seconded and the faculty voted to

approve the new program. MBA-World Leadership Program (attached)

3. Other – no items were presented. 4. Dean’s Report – no items were presented (see dean’s report at general faculty meeting)

Form UCC2

Florida Department of EducationStatewide Course Numbering System

COURSE TERMINATION OR

CHANGE TRANSMITTAL FORM

(explanations on next page)

PART 1: To BE COMPLETED By THE INSTITUTIONInstitution: Institutional Code: Instructional Unit or Department Name, Department Code and SAMAS Number:

University of Florida 001535 Finance, Insurance & Real Estate/011706000/1706000

Current SCNS Course Identification:

Discipline (SMA)_1_ ~ _1_ PrefixL _1_--1! Level 4 Course Number ~ ~ ~ Lab Code

Institution's Course Title:

PART 2:Debt and Money Markets

REQUESTED ACTIONSTerminate Current Course o Yes Date Termination Effective:

NEW SCNS Course Identification: (Complete all appropriate areas)NEW Discipline (SMA) Prefix LevelNEW Institution Course Title (if applicable):

Course Number Lab Code

EFFECTIVE TERM FOR CHANGES: (MolYr) _Fa_II_20_07 _

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Department of Decision and Information Sciences

Database l'vlanagement Systems

Course: ISM ****Office: 361D Stuzin Hall

Phone (office): (352) 392-8882

Fa.x (Dept. office): (352) 392 5438

Instructor: Selwyn Piramuthu

email: [email protected]

Phone(Dept. office): (352) 392-9GOO

Textbooks

1. David M. Kroenke (2006) Database PT"Ocessing, tenth edition, Prentice-Hall

(ISBN: 0-13-167267-3) [Required]. Referred to in this syllabus as (K).

2. Gary B. Shelly, Thomas J. Cashman, Philip J. Pratt, Mary Z. Last (2005) JvlicTOsoft

Access 2003: Complete Concepts and Techniques, Course Technology (ISBN: 1-4188-4362

8) [Required]. Referred to in this syllabus as (S).

Course Content

This is an introductory course on database management systems. The focus of this course is

on designing and developing databases as \\rell as in understanding the role played by database

technology in meeting business information needs. \Ve objectives of this course are: (a) To

introduce students to the basic concepts in database design and management; (b) To familiarize

students with some of the commonly used terminology in database design and management:

(c) To become reasonably comfortable in designing and developing a database from start: (d)To be able to maintain, update, and query databases using SQL; and (e) To understand how

databases work in general from both user's and designer/developer's perspectives. We will be

using Microsoft Access to illustrate some of the concepts covered during the course. Although

MicT"Osoft Access is an integral part of this course as a tool for illustrating the process of designing

and developing database applications, this is not a course on learning how to use Microsoft

Access. By the end of the course, students should be able to demonstrate their knowledge of the

concepts covered by designing, developing, and using a database as a part of their term project.

Grade Structure

The course grades will be based on a curve with the following weight assignments:

Homework Assignments (Individual) 30%

2 Exams (Individual) 45% (15% + 30%)

Term Project (Team) 25%

Homework assignments are to be submitted on their assigned due dates. To encourage you

to do your work on time, late submissions of homework assignments will not be graded. Thetwo exams are not cumulative. Details on the term project will be discussed during the secondweek of class.

Course Schedule (tentative)

First day of class (Topic - Introduction to the course)

Please read Chapter 1 (K).

Topic 1- Entity-Relationship Model (2 weeks)

Please read Chapters 1 & 5 and Appendi.x C (K).

Review Lecture Segment "Introduction to Database Processing."

Review Lecture Segment "Entity-Relationship Mode!."

Topic 2 - Relational Model and Normalization (2 weeks)

Homework# 1 due.

Please read Chapters 3 & 4 (K).

Review Lecture Segment "Relational Model and Normalization."

Review Lecture Segment "Database Design with Entity-Relationship Models."

Topic 3 - Database Application Design (2 weeks)

Homework# 2 due.

Please read Chapter 5 and Appendi.x A (K).

Please go through Chapter 1 (S).

Review Lecture Segment "Database Application Design."

Topic 4 - Relational Model Implementation (2 weeks)

Homework# 3 due.


Review Lecture Segment "Relational Model Implementation." Review Lecture Segment "Review

of Topics Covered."

Topic 5 - SQL (3 weeks)

Homework# 4 due.

Please read Chapter 2,7,8 (K).

Please go through Chapter 2-4 (S).Review Lecture Segment "SQL."

Topic 6 - lVlulti-User Database Processing (1 week)

Homework# 5 due.


Review Lecture Segment "Multi-User Database Processing."

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Topic 7 - Data \Varehousing & Data Mining (1 week)

Homework# 6 due.


Review Lecture Segment "Data \Varehousing."

Review Lecture Segment "Data Mining."

Topic 8 - File Organization (2 weeks)

Homework# 7 due.

Please read Chapters 7-10 and Appendi..xD (K).

Review Lecture Segment "Storing Data."

Review Lecture Segment "File Organization and Indexing."

Please go through Chapters 5-6 (S).

Course Overview, Term Project Presentations, and Exam-2 (1 week)

TERAI PROJECTS DUE: December ** by **:H *.J"-1.

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ISiVl XXXX:

Systems Analysis and Design

Instructor: Anurag Aganval

What the course if about:

Organizations rely heavily on computerized systems for processing businesstransactions, producing information and facilitating business. Managers at all levels ofdecision making and functional areas use information produced by these computerizedsystems. Developing such computerized systems requires a lot of coding and typicallyinvolves database implementations. But before the first line code is written or the firstdatabase table created, a lot of planning needs to occur, much as before laying the firstbrick of a new skyscraper a lot of planning is needed.

The purpose of this course is to learn the various activities a system developerperforms when faced with the task of developing a new information system or upgradingan existing system. The system developer must study and analyze the business processthat the system wishes to computerize and design the blue print of the system. Theanalysis involves understanding the existing system and figuring out what is expectedfrom the new system. The economic and technical feasibility of the proposed systemmust also be evaluated. The analysis is followed by a detailed designing of the system.The end product of design is a set of specifications for the proposed system in the form ofvarious diagrams, charts, tables and text so that a programmer can take thesespecifications and start writing code and implementing the database, much like a buildercan take the blue prints of a building and start the construction.

A good system developer must have a sound knowledge of business processes,the state of the art in technology and must be equipped with good design skills. Thiscourse exposes the students to the whole process of analyzing and designingcomputerized information systems.

Topics Covered:

• Types of Information Systems• Role of a Systems Developer• Systems Development Life Cycle

o Rational Unified Process

• Approaches to Systems Developmento Prototyping and Rapid Application Developmento Joint Application Design

• Determining Systems Requirements• Conceptual Data Modeling• Unified Modeling Language

o Use Case Diagramming

o Class Diagramso Sequence Diagramso State Diagrams

• Managing Infonnation Systems Projects

Textbook:

Essentials of Systems Analysis and Design by Valacich, George and Hoffer, 2nd Edition,Prentice Hall

Grading:

Quizzes 40Exams 100

Assignments 60

TM~ 200

A at 90%, B+ at 85%, B at 80% etc.

Contact Information:

Email: [email protected]: (352) 392-7300Office: 347 Stuzin Hall

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Department of Decision and Information Sciences

Proposed Course

ISM XXXX: Business Telecom Strategy and Applications

Instructor:

Office:E-mail:Phone:

Mailing Address:

Prof. Praveen Pathak

STZ 362

[email protected](352) 392-9599 (Office - direct)(352) 392-9600 (Office - secretary)(352) 392-5438 (Office - fax)

Department of Decision and Infon11ation SciencesWarrington College of Business AdministrationUniversity of FloridaPO Box 117169

Gainesville, FL 32611-7169

Instruction Materials:

1. Computer Networking Complete Package, 3rd edition. by James Kurose & KeithRoss, Addison Wesley, 2005, ISBN 0321418492

2. Course Packet which contains copies of the PowerPoint slides for each topic coveredas well as assignments

Course Objective

Data communication technologies have become some of the most important toolsavailable to businesses today. However, as with many developing technologies, theterminology used by communications professionals can be both confusing andintimidating to many business professionals. The purpose of this course is to providestudents with an introduction and basic overview of the field of business

communications. Upon successful completion of this course, students will possess aworking knowledge of many of the telecommunications components and associatedtenninology as they apply to business in this age of electronic communication

Grading

Sr.No.

1.

2.

3.

4.

Evaluation Mechanism

Exam - I

Homework

ProjectExam - II

Weights

25 %

30%20%25 %

There will be 6 homework exercises. The due dates for these will be announced in the

class. The due dates will not be extended for any reason other than medical reasons.

Term projects will be group projects. Project topics will be assigned to each group at the

beginning of the 2nd week. Projects will be presented to the class online. Project reportswill also be due on the day of the presentation.

The mid-ternl and final exams will have short answer, multiple choices, and true-falsetype of questions. They may involve mathematical calculations.

Grades will be awarded according to the follO\ving table:Grade Letter Grade93 % + A87 % - 92.99 % B+80 % - 86.99 % B

0%- 79.99 % Either C+, C, 0+, 0 or F

Honors Policy

You are expected to follow the University Honors Policy when working on assignments,homeworks, projects, and exams.

Tentative Class Schedule

Topic 1 -- Computer Networks and the Internet

What is the Internet?

The Network Edge.The Network Core.

Network Access and Physical MediaISPs and Internet Backbones.

2

Delay and Loss in Packet-Switched Networks.

Protocol Layers and Their Service Models.

History of Computer Networking and the Internet.

Topic 2 -- Application Layer

Principles of Application Layer Protocols.The Web and HTTP.File Transfer:FTP.

Electronic Mail in the Internet.

DNS- The lnternet's Directory Service.Socket Programming with TCP.

Socket Programming with UDP.Building a Simple Web Server.Content Distribution.

Topic 3 -- Transport Layer

lntroduction and Transport-Layer Services.Multiplexing and Demultiplexing.

Connection less Transport: UDP.Principles of Reliable Data Transfer.

Connection-Oriented Transport: TCP.Principles of Congestion Control.TCP Congestion Control.

Topic 4 -- Networking Layer & Routing

Introduction and Network Service Model.

Routing Principles.Hierarchical Routing.The lnternet Protocol.

Routing and the Internet.What's lnside a Router.lPv6.

Multicast Routing.Mobility and the Network Layer.

Topic 5 -- Link Layer

Data Link Layer: Introduction and Services.

Error Detection and Correction Techniques.Multiple Access Protocols.LAN Addresses and ARP.Ethernet.

Hubs, Bridges and Switches.Wireless Links.

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PPP: The Point-to-Point Protocol.

Asynchronous Transfer Mode (A TM).

Frame Relay.

Topic 6 -- Wireless & Mobility

Introduction to Wireless and Mobility.Wi-fro

Mobility Principles.

Cellular Telephony.Mobile IP.Ad hoc Networks.

Topic 7 -- Security

What is Network Security?Principles of Cryptography.Authentication.

Integrity.Key Distribution and Certification.Access Control: Firewalls.Attacks and Countermeasures.

Security in Many Layers: Case Studies.

Topic 8 - Project Presentation

Project PowerPoint slides and project reports are due on the day of projectpresentations

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REQUIRED TEXTIntroduction to Data Mining, Tan P.-N., Steinbach M., Kumar V., 2006, Addision Wesley,Boston, MA.

SOFTWARE

We will use WEKA for data mining. You can read more about it athttp://W\Vw.cs.waikato.ac.nz/-m II.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is designed to analyze the entire data mining cycle. Even though the early focus willbe on data mining techniques, the second part of the class focuses on data preparation andapplication of these techniques on well known problems in customer relationship management.The course will cover:

• how data mining can be used to solve different types of business problems,• which data mining methods are suitable for which business problems,• theory behind some of the data mining techniques,• how to compare and evaluate data mining models and tools,• how to apply some of these techniques on real business problems and• data preparation issues.

COURSE EVALUATION

• Assignments-- Assignments are designed to reinforce the lectures. They will require thatyou review and use the material covered in class.

• Exams-- There will be one final exam.

• Midterms-- There will be two midterms, each worth 15 points.• Project-- There will be one project.• Grading-- A at 90, B+ at 85, B at 80, C+ at 75, C at 70, D+ at 65, D at 60, F at 59

Midterm exams 30%Exam 30%

Assignments(6+) 20%Project 20%

ACADEMIC DISHONESTY

Any work that you turn in that is not your own creation constitutes cheating. I willfollow the university guidelines on academic dishonesty. It is your responsibility to read theuniversity guidelines on this matter.

CLASS POLICIES

You cannot makeup for missed exams or quizzes unless you have proof that you had alegal or medical emergency (regular medical appointments do not constitute an emergency) or had

to be on ajob interview (I require a letter from the potential employer and proof that you actuallywent to the interview). Note that you cannot get extensions for assignments due to job interviews.

I accept late assignment submissions, however you will !ose 10% of the maximumpossible grade for every business day your assignment is late. If you have not turned in yourassignment within 10 business day after it was due you will receive a grade of zero for thatassignment. You can not makeup for assignments (no exceptions) ..

There will be no extra credit work available at any time for any part of the coursework.By enrolling in this course you agree to abide by the course policies:

OFFICE HOURS

I am available during office hours. Please make an appointment if you have a conflict duringoffice hours.

STUDENTS \VITH DISABILITIES

Students requesting classroom accommodation must first register with the Dean ofStudents Office. The Dean of Students Office will provide documentation to the student whomust then provide this documentation to the instructor when requesting accommodation.

ISl\IXX.XX- Data Mining

, We~OPics Readings/ Assignments/Tutorialsr-!1 1- Syllabus

1- Introduction and Overview

- Installing and Using Weka

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- Support Vector Machines

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I: - Regression Datasets I 6

1- Statistical Learning Theory

II - Evaluating ModelsI

I11 Preparing Data - Assignment 5

- Data cleansing - Data Transformation, I12

- Data warehousing

- OLAPI

I13 Customer Relationship Management - Assignment 6

- Cross Selling - Customer Segmentation14

1- Market Basket Analysis

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- Customer Loyalty/Chum

i-Evaluating Models [ - Assignment 3

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The primary purpose of this course is to introduce students to the basic concepts and tools applied inpurchasing and supply chain management. Within the context of the purchasing function, emphasis will beplaced on such topics as procurement cycle, information flows, supplier selection, and internet procurement.



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PURCHASING AND SUPPLIERRELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT

Prof. Janice Carrillo355E Stuzin Hall

(352) [email protected]

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The primary purpose of this course is to introduce students to the basic concepts and toolsapplied in purchasing and supply chain management. Within the context of thepurchasing function, emphasis will be placed on such topics as procurement cycle,infonnation flows, supplier selection, and internet procurement.

REO UlRED l\'l<\. TERIALSA course packet is available from Target Copy located on University across the street fromthe school. Since no other textbook is required, this packet contains the required coursematerials, including articles and cases.

CASESWe will analyze and discuss many cases during the course of the semester. Each team isassigned two cases. The teams are expected to turn in an executive summary not exceeding5 double-spaced pages for both of these cases. Problem calculations, computer outputs,exhibits, figures, etc. may be attached to support your analysis, but the essence of thesolution must be contained in the five pages. Cases should be turned in on their due dates.Late cases will not be accepted. Each team will also make a 30-40 minute presentation ofone of the assigned cases as indicated in the schedule. The class will evaluate thepresentation, and the group will receive a summary of the evaluations. All students areexpected to prepare for and attend the case discussions.

As indicated below, 5% of your grade will be determined by participation. Please note thatyou can participate only if you are present. Furthermore, to obtain full participation points,you must consistently come to class prepared and contribute to the class discussion. Also, atthe end of the semester, I will ask for a confidential peer evaluation, which will be taken intoconsideration in assigning your grade (5%).

PERFORMANCE EVALVA TION

Case ReportsCase Presentation

ParticipationPeer evaluationExam 1Exam 2Total Points

Percent of Final Grade

40% (20% for each report)10%5%5%

20%20%100%

Overall letter grades will be assigned by clirve. That is, the letter grade you receive willbe determined by vour ranking amone: all students in vour class. Typical percentages ofletter grades in the past are as follows. However, generous distributions will be awardedto exceptionally performing classes.

A: 20%, B+: 30%, B: 30%, C+: 10%, Cs or Os: 10%

ACADEMIC HONESTY

All students are required to follow the academic honesty guidelines published by theuniversity (please see http://www.dso.ufl.eduljudicial/academic.php).

SCHEDULE

Topic 1:Topic: Introduction to Purchasing and Supply Chain ManagementForming the Teams

Topic 2:Topic: Strategic Supply Chain Issues

Topic 3:Topic: An Overview of the Purchasing FunctionDiscussion Case: Hillview Hospital

Topic 4:Topic: Forecasting BasicsReading Assignment: "Rocket Science Retailing is Almost Here- Are You

Ready?" By Fisher et al"Learning from Toys" By Johnson

Case Days:Topic: Cases to Reinforce Topics 1-4Case 1: A Tale of Two Electronics CompaniesCase 2: Hewlett-Packard: Creating a Virtual Supply Chain

:2

Case 3: Sport ObermeyerCase 4: Supply Chain Management at World

Exam 1

Topic 5:Topic: Bullwhip Effect and Global Issues in Supply Chain ManagementReading Assignment: Beer Game Instructions

Topic 6:Topic: Global Supply Chain ManagementReading Assignment

"Fast, Global, and Entrepreneurial: Supply ChainManagement, Hong Kong Style" by Magretta

Topic 7:Topic: E-Commerce and Internet ProcurementReading Assignment: "Reinventing the Supplier Negotiation Process at Motorola"

By Metty et al"Should You Take the Virtual Fulfillment Path?"

By Randall et al

Topic 8:Topic: New Product Development and Supply ChainReading Assignment: "Building Deep Supply Chain Relationships" By Liker and

Choi

Case Days:Topic: Cases to Reinforce Topics 5-8Case 5: BarillaCase 6: MatteiCase 7: FreeMarkets

Case 8: Amazon.com's European Distribution Strategy

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Prof. Selcuk Erenguc249 Stuzin Hall273-0340

selcuk.erengucl@,cba.ufl.edu

Meredith, Jack. R. and Mantel, Samuel J., Jr. Project Alanagement: Alyfanagerial Approach, John Wiley and Sons, 2003, 5th. ed. (comes withMS Project and Crystal Ball)

Goldratt, Eliyahu, M. Critical Chain, North River Press PublishingCorporation; ISBN: 0884271536; (April 1997). Available at FloridaBookstore

Useful Website: Project Management Institute web site:http://www.pmi.org/info/default.asp

COURSE DESCRlPTION: In this course we will study a specialized branch ofmanagement: Project Management (PM). Mankind has been involved inmanaging projects since Romans built the aqueducts, the Trojans built theHorse, NASA built the space shuttle and the Russians built the MIR spacestation. Many professional assignments in industry are, in fact, projects.Other examples of projects include: building a dam, research anddevelopment efforts for designing a product and/or process, designing aninformation system for a specific purpose, launching anelection/advertising campaign. A common characteristic of theseactivities is that each has a one-time focus and a specific purpose and adesired result. PM has evolved to plan, schedule and control complexactivities to achieve performance, cost and time objectives for a givenscope of work. This course is designed to convey the principles, tools,techniques and methods employed in order to be effective in managingprojects. We will use MS Project and Crystal Ball as software tools. Wewill also make extensive use of Excel, specifically SOLVER.

Students who complete this course will understand:

• The role of the project manager in an organization and ways ofstructuring organizations to accomplish project objectives.

• The fundamentals of project scheduling, including scheduling projectsunder uncertainty and resource constraints.

• Risk analysis in Project Management• Time/Cost tradeoffs in scheduling decisions• Project budgeting and cost estimation• Preparing a project plan

CASES:

We will analyze and discuss six cases plus the Critical Chain during the course of thesemester. Each team is assigned two cases (or one case plus the Critical Chain) and isexpected to turn in an executive summary NOT EXCEEDING 5 DOUBLE-SPACEDPAGES (7 double-spaced pages for Critical Chain) for each of the two cases assigned toit. Problem calculations, computer outputs, exhibits, figures, etc. may be attached to supportyour analysis, but the essence of the solution must be contained in the five pages (sevenpages for Critical Chain). Your executive summary for the cases should consist of threesections: Problem and Environment, Analysis, and Recommendations. Often you mayneed to make certain assumptions in analyzing the problem. Please make reasonableassumptions and make sure to clearly state your assumptions in the analysis section. Yourexecutive summary of Critical Chain should give a succinct summary of the main points ofthe book and how these points relate to the project management concepts and tools coveredin the course. It is important that your executive summary looks very professional. Casesshould be turned in on their due dates. Late cases will not be accepted. Each case willbe presented by one 0f the teams to whom the case is assigned. Presentations will beSTRICTLY limited to 20 minutes. All students are expected to prepare for the casediscussions. Case-to-team assignments are given in the schedule. For cases 3,4,5 and 6, aset of questions will be provided. For the remaining cases, questions are given in the case\vrite-up. These questions are provided to guide your analysis, please do not feel limitedby these questions.

TEAM PROJECT

Each team is to prepare a complete project plan for a hypothetical project of its choice. Thechoice of project is completely up to you. This could be a building project, a productdevelopment project, a movie making project, a business start-up project, a softwaredevelopment project or any other project of the teams' choice. Although a hypotheticalproject, you should make every effort to make it look very real. If you have priorwork/project experience, that could come handy.

Your project plan should include the following:

Project definition and scopeProject objective: what business is your firm/organization in? And how does thisproject fit in with the overall organizational goals?Project selection criteria and economic justification.Work Breakdown Structure

Required resources and allocation of resources to tasks specified in your WBSProject BudgetProject Organization/team

o Who is responsible of whato Critical contacts within and outside the organization

Project Due date, critical milestonesProject Schedule: network diagram, task start and finish dates, slacks.

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Documentation

Areas of uncertainty and risk; contingency plans for areas of greatest uncertainty

Each team is to turn in an initial project proposal for my review and approval. Theseproposals will be returned to you, with my comments. Each team will make a 20-minutepresentation of its team project. Your team projects will be graded on completeness andcreativity. I will also ask for 'peer evaluations (from the other teams) and take these intoserious consideration in grading your projects.

On the last day of classes, you will be asked to complete a confidential peer evaluationwhich will help me decide what grade each individual will receive for the work assigned totheir team. If the peer evaluations indicate that everybody's contribution to the team effortwas roughly equal, all team members will receive the same grade. If this is not the case, Iwill make downward adjustments on the team work (case/project) grades of those teammembers who failed to contribute their fair share.

HOME\VORK

Assigned homework problems are indicated in the attached class schedule. Homeworkproblems will not be handed in for a grade. However, you are strongly encouraged to do thehomework problems .

EXA1"IS

Exams will cover all the assigned readings, class notes and class discussions.

PERFOR1\L<\1'1'CEEVALUATION

OpportunityCases (2@ 10)Team ProjectFinal ExamTotal Points

Grade Summary :

Points202060 #

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90 - 100 A80 - 89 B65 - 79 C

# Part of the final exam will be take-home. There will be questions from Critical Chain

and all afthe assigned cases on the in-class part of the final exam.

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APPROXIMATE SCHEDULE

1. Introduction to the course

2. Topics: Overview of Project ManagementProject SelectionRisk Analysis with Crystal Ball

Reading Assignment: Chapters 1 and 2

Homework 1: Chapter 2, problems 1-10

3. Topics: Project Selection cont.Project ManagerProject Organization

Reading Assignments:Chapter 3: pp.118 - 140"What It Takes To Be A Good Project Manager" (pp. 180-184)Chapter 4:

4. Topics:Project Organization Cont.Project Planning

Reading Assignment: Chapter 5

5. Topics: Project SchedulingProject Scheduling with MS Project (handout)Risk Analysis with Crystal Ball

Reading Assignment: Chapter 8:Homework 2: Chapter 8, problems: 1,2,4,6-10, 12-16,20-22

6. Topic: Project Scheduling and Linear Programming (handout).

Case Presentation:

Case 1: Pan Europa Foods S.A. (pp. 97-106):

7. Topic: Resource AllocationTime-Cost Trade-offs

Reading Assignment: Chapter 9: pp. 443-473, 485 ..494Homework 3: Chapter 9, problems 1-9

8. Topics: Resource Allocation continuedBudgeting and Cost EstimationMonitoring

Reading Assignments: Chapter 7: pp.333-347 ; Chapter 10: pp. 523-532, 552-558Handout

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Homev.:ork 4: Chapter 10, prob lems: 1- 9

9. Topics: Budgeting and cost estimation continued.

10. Case Presentations:

Case 2: The Sharon Constnlction CorporationCase 3: Procter &Gamble Canada: Dayquil Sampling OperationsCase 4: H.MS. PinaforeCase 5: East Aurora Fire DepartmentCase 6: Gadget Toy CompanyCase 7: D.U. Singer Hospital Products Corp. (pp.501-504).Case 8: Critical Chain

11. Guest Speaker

12. Team Project Presentations

13. In-Class Final Exam

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In this courseyouwill learnhow logisticsanddistributionconsistsof all the activitiesthatenablea businessto makeits productsavailableto consumersat convenientlocations,in the requiredquantities,andat minimumcost to the company. After completing

, thiscourse.youshouldhavea clearunderstandingof the challengesfirmsface in achievingexcellencein logisticsanddistribution.

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MAN XXXXLogistics and Distribution Management

Instructor: Professor Anand Paul

Course Description

Logistics and distribution is an important part of operations management ingeneral, and of supply chain management in particular. Roughly put, logisticsconsists of all the activities that enable a business to make its products availableto consumers at convenient locations, in the required quantities, and at minimumcost to the company. Firms that have earned a reputation for world classperformance in logistics and distribution management include WalMart and Dell.After completing this course, you should have a clear understanding of thechallenges firms face in achieving excellence in logistics and distribution.

The specific topics that we shall study in this course are:

1. Distribution Networks in theory and practice2. Transportation in the Supply Chain3. Distribution Inventory Management4. Applications of Modeling and Optimizing in Logistics and Distribution5. Logistics Strategy

This course has a dual flavour: we shall study both quantitative and qualitativeaspects of logistics. The quantitative or analytic part of the subject deals mainlywith modeling and optimizing logistics systems using Excel. The qualitative partof the subject involves a study of real world logistics issues faced by firms indifferent industries.

Instructional Materials

We will use a custom text consisting of selected textbook chapters, cases, andother readings. The textbook from which chapters are excerpted is "Supply ChainManagemenf' by Sunil Chopra and Peter Meindl (Prentice Hall, 2007, ISBN9780131730427)

The cases and articles include the following:• Dollar Tree Logistics (Darden Business Publishing)• Excel Logistics Services (Kellogg School of Management)• National Logistics Management (Harvard Business School Publishing)• Deere and Company Worldwide Logistics (Richard Ivey School of

Business)• Tricon Logistics China (Richard Ivey School of Business)

• Note on Logistics in the Information Age (Stanford University)• Tailored Logistics: The Next Advantage (Harvard Business Review)• Get Leverage from Logistics (Harvard Business Review)• Note on the U.S. Freight Transportation Industry (Harvard Business

School Publishing)Grading Policy

Grades will be determined by fitting to a curve. Weights will be assigned tovarious components of coursework as follows:

• Individual Problem Sets and Assignments 50%• Group Case Submissions 30%• Project Presentation 10%• Project Report 10%

Detailed Syllabus

Topic 1: The importance of Logistics and Distribution

Readinqs: Note on the U.S. Freight Transportation Industry; Note on Logistics inthe Information Age

Topic 2 : A Survey of Logistics Problems and Practices

Readinqs: Text Book Chapters 4 and 5

Topic 3: Formulating Logistics Optimization Models; Solving LogisticsOptimization Models using Excel

Readinqs: Instructor's Notes; Dollar Tree Logistics; Excel Logistics Services

Topic 4: Distribution Inventory Management

Readinqs: Text Book Chapters 10 and 11

Topic 5: Transportation in the supply chain

Readinqs: Text Book Chapter 13; Note on the U.S. Freight TransportationIndustry

Topic 6: Logistics Strategy

Readinqs: Tailored Logistics: The Next Advantage; Get Leverage from Logistics;National Logistics Management; Deere and Company Worldwide Logistics;Tricon Logistics China.

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Date


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Fll)ridc1 Department of Education

St,lte\yide Course Numbering System



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St'1 tewide Cou rse N umbering System



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F(1rm UCC~r!prid,1 DepMtment of Education

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P ART I: To BE COMPLETED By THE INSTITUTION

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R.·v. 1)&.J/02

Form UCC2

Flnrid" Dep.l rtment of Ed uca tion

State\vide Course Numbering System



(See illstmctiollS on rel'erst' side)

PART I: To BE COMPLETED By THE INSTITUTIONInstllullon: Institutional Cod.': Instructional Unit or Depdrtrnent ~dme, Department Code ,md SAMAS Number:

Universitv of Florida 001535 Finance, Insurance & Real Estate/011706000/1706000


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Date


51f;ntllUre, 5CN55ltllf D,lte Entered Correspondence Number

Fprm UCC2

Pll)rid,1 Dep<lrtment pf Educatinn

Sl.1kwide Course Numbering System



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P ART I: To BE COMPLETED By THE INSTITUTIONInstllullOn: Institutional Code: Instruction,\! Unit or Deparlment i\:ame, Department Code and 5AMA5 Number:

'University of Florida 001535 Finance, Insurance & Real Estate/011706000/1706000


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EFFECTIVE TERM FOR CHANGES: (Motyr)

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(Date)Signa lure, Registrar (Institu tinnal Contact): (Dolle)

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PART III: To BE COMPLETED By THE FACULTV DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVEApproved Course Classitication (Prefix, Number, Lab Code):n _______ •___ •••If nnl Iht' s.lIne as recommended by institutinn, plt-ase explain:

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Dec.lLk' Tille (if new):C,'ntury Tille (i£ new):Signature, Faculty Discipline Committee Represenlative

Date


D,lle Enterell Corre~punL1en(e Numl1er

UFI UNIVERSITY OfIFLORIDAGraduate Programs in BusinessWarrington College of Business AdministrationDepartment of Decision & Information Sciences

January 8, 2007

To: Arnie Heggestad, ChairMasters' Committee

Warrington College of Business Administration

~rFrom .. .%00 J. Vakharia, Chair

Department of Decision & Information SciencesWarrington College of Business Administration

3551Stuzin HallPO Box 117169

Gainesville, FL 32611-7169

(352) 392-9600

(352) 392-5438 FiLx

Re: Proposed MS Program in Technology and Supply Chain Management (MS-TSCM)

I am attaching a description of a proposed MS program in TSCM for discussion and approval by the Masters'Committee. If you need any more information, please let me know. Thanks.

An Equal Opportunity Institution

Name of the proposed degree program: Master of Science with a specialization inTechnology and Supply Chain Management (MS- TSCM).

Description of the Proposed Degree Program: The MS- TSCM degree will be agraduate degree with a focus on integrating technology in the study of supply chainmanagement. This degree will be offered to a select group of students who havecompleted an undergraduate degree at an accredited institution. Students will meet theprogram's requirements by completing courses online (with each semester courserequiring a start-up and final exam in-residence meeting). This form of course deliverywill enhance access to this important educational area throughout the state of Florida andis consistent with the charge of the University's Work Plan to "assist the state and thenation to meet their needs for professionals educated in information technology" (WorkPlan for UF, 8/15/06, p.19).

The program consists of 30 credit hours and is expected to take 20 months to complete.The specific set of courses consists of a few existing and several new courses to be taughtby the faculty in the Warrington College of Business Administration (see Exhibit 1 for alisting of proposed courses in the Program).

Admission Criteria: All applicants must have (at a minimum) an undergraduate degreefrom an accredited educational institution. Applicants for admission must submit recentofficial scores for the GMA T or ORE test as well as official transcripts for all previousacademic work. In line with University of Florida policies, applicants whose nativelanguage is not English are also required to submit scores for the Test of English as aForeign Language.

Exhibit 1

Curriculum for the proposed MS- TSCM Proeram

All courses are 3 credit-hours.

Semester 1

QMB 5303: Introduction to Managerial StatisticsISM xxxx: Systems Analysis and Design

Semester 2

MAN xxxx: Purchasing and Supplier Relationship ManagementISM xxxx: Database Management Systems

Semester 3MAN 5501: Operations ManagementISM xxxx: Business Telecom Strategy and Applications

Semester 4MA1"J'xxxx: Logistics and Distribution ManagementISM xx.xx: Data Mining

Semester 5MAN x.xxx: Project ManagementMAN 6619: International Logistics

2

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employed in order to be effective in managing projects; structuring projectorganizations; fundamentals of scheduling; time/cost trade-offs, budgeting, andcost estimation; and monitoring.

MAN 6591 - Systems Analysis aDd DesigD Logistics and Distribution Management• Credits: 3• Contact Hours: 3 Base hours

• Description: In this course, you learn how logistics and distribution consists of all theactivities that enable a business to make its products available to consumers atconvenient locations, in the required quantities, and at minimum cost to thecompany. After completing this course, you should have a clear understandingof the challenges firms face in achieving excellence in logistics and distribution.

Course Cham!es:GEB 5118 -New Venture Creation

• Prerequisites: OLD - GEB 5114.NEW - None

GEB 5146 - Family Business Management• Prerequisites: OLD - GEB 5114.

NEW -None

GEB 5506 - Corporate Intrapreneurship• Prerequisites: OLD - GEB 5114.

NEW - None

GEB 6115 - Entrepreneurship• Prerequisites: OLD - Designed for MBA students.

NEW - None

GEB 6155 - Social Entrepreneurship• Prerequisites: OLD - Non business students.

NEW - None

GEB 6156 - Entrepreneurial Opportunity• Prerequisites: OLD - Intended for non business students

NEW -None

FIN 6476 - Venture Finance• Prerequisites: OLD - FIN 5439 or Master of Science-Finance students.

NEW - None

FIN 6642 - Global Entrepreneurship• Prerequisites: OLD - Designed for masters students in business.

NEW - None

REE 6935 - Real Estate Case Studies• Prerequisites: OLD - Real estate masters or real estate/JD students

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