• Prof. Anurag Saxena

This is a course which will introduce you to the basic concepts in quantitative techniques for managerial applications. It has Sixteen units.The first unit deals with sources, types, need and significance of data and data collection. The second unit systematically describes the classification and presentation of collected data.The third unit gives an insight into treatment of data through central tendency measurement.The fourth unit thoroughly discusses the deviations and different measures of variation.The fifth unit discusses the concepts, approaches, applications and relevance in decision–making.The sixth and seventh units deal with various application aspects of discrete and continuous probability distributions.The eighth unit systematically describes various approaches and analysis in decision theory The ninth unit deals with various aspects of sampling.The tenth unit discusses the sampling distribution of some commonly used statistics.The eleventh unit systematically describes the basic concepts of hypotheses and use of tests concerning statistical hypotheses.The twelfth unit gives you a clear understanding of the Chi-Square distribution The thirteenth unit presents an overview of methods of business forecasting.The fourteenth unit discusses the concept of correlation which is central in model development for forecasting. The fifteenth unit deals with a technique for establishing relationships between variables, namely regression. The sixteenth unit explains the basic concepts of time-series analysis. An exposure to stochastic models is also given.

• Dr. Venkataiah Chittipaka

This course is structured into four distinct blocks, encompassing a total of 14 units. Block 1, titled 'Introduction to Research Methodology,' comprises three units; Block 2, entitled 'Data Collection and Measurement,' includes four units; Block 3, referred to as 'Data Presentation and Analysis,' encompasses four units; and Block 4, focusing on 'Report Writing and Presentation,' comprises four units.

• Dr. Venkataiah Chittipaka

This course is organised into four distinct blocks, encompassing thirteen units. Block 1, entitled "Introduction to Operations Research," consists of two units; Block 2, titled "Linear Programming Problems and Its Variants-I," comprises four units; Block 3, also titled "Linear Programming Problems and Its Variants-II," includes four units; and Block 4, focusing on "Resource Application Models," encompasses three units.

• Dr. Venkataiah Chittipaka

The contents of this course are practical, relevant, and current. All the topics discussed in this course are simple and intuitive. This course may help the learners to improve their knowledge and skills in project management. These course contents cover most of the topics prescribed by PMI’s Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK). This course consists of four blocks spread over 14 units. Block 1 on Project Initiation consists of three units. Block 2 on Project Planning consists of five units. Block 3 is on Project Monitoring and Control and consists of four units. Block 4 is on Project Closure and consists of two units.

• Dr. Venkataiah Chittipaka

Operations is a fascinating management area that can significantly impact productivity and the quality of our lives. This course provides a practical and realistic introduction to the field of operations. This course consists of four blocks spread over 15 units. Block 1 is on Operations Management – An Overview consists of three units. Block 2, Designing Operations, consists of three units. Block 3, Managing Operations, consists of five units. Block 4 Issues in Operations Management consists of four units.

• Prof. Pavnesh Kumar

This course teaches how businesses use technology to make decisions and improve efficiency. Topics includes Basics of Management Information Systems (MIS), Using data and artificial intelligence for decision-making Databases SQL, and data security, new technologies like cloud computing, blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT). This course is useful for students and professionals who want to use technology for better business management.

• Prof. Anurag Saxena

The course is divided into six blocks and enables you to learn the intricacies of effective supply chain management.

Block 1: Logistics and SCM: An Overview consists of two units. In unit 1 you will learn about development of logistics and its role in the economy. In unit 2 you will understand the key processes required to enhance customer focus in the supply chain.

Block 2 Strategic Supply Chain Management consists of 2 units. In unit 3 you will learn strategies involved in SCM integration. In unit 4 you will deliberate the imperatives for supply chain strategy development and the issues in supply chain domain.

Block 3: IT Enabled SCM has two units. In unit5 you will study the impact of IT on SCM. In unit 6 on e-Supply Chain Management, you will learn about the importance of e-SCM, discuss challenges while adopting e-SCM.

Block 4: Cost and Performance Measurement in SCM consists of three units. In unit 7 you will understand logistics Cost. In unit 8 you will understand the importance of benchmarking in SCM. In unit 9 you will justify the need for supply chain performance measures.

Block 5: Distribution Network Planning has two units. In Unit 10, you will depict the modes of transportation; describe methods of selection of carrier. In unit 11, you will understand strategic importance of location decisions.

Block 6: Emerging Trends consists of three units. In unit 12, you will describe the Supply Chain Management of Products vs. Services. In unit 13, you will discuss various key elements to be considered for designing of supply chain. In unit 14 on Future Trends and Issues, you will discuss collaborative strategic alliances for enhancing supply chain effectiveness.

• Prof. Anurag Saxena

The course is divided into six blocks and enables you to learn how to manage materials.

Block I Materials Management: An Overview. It consists of two units. In the unit1, you will read about definition of materials, discuss issues related to flow of materials. Unit2 discusses the potential of improvements in materials management towards competitive success of the firm.

Block II Sourcing of Materials. It consists of two units. In the Unit3, you will read about Selection of Suppliers. In the unit4,you will understand the importance of customer service and analyse issues related to buyer supplier relationship.

Block III Materials Planning and Control. It consists of two units. In unit 5, you will learn about Manufacturing Planning and Control. In unit 6, you will understand Push and Pull Systems in for Operations Planning.

Block IV Inventory Policies and Systems. It consists of two units. In Unit7, you will read about what is meant by process or work-in-process (WIP) inventory. In unit8, you will define the need for spare parts management, describe the issues and challenges in spare parts management.

Block V Warehouse Management. It consists of three units. Unit9 discusses about the process of Codification and Standardization. In the unit10, you will learn about objectives, functions, and types of warehousing. Unit11 discusses about the concept of risk and various measures to mitigate warehouse risks.

Block VI Organization and Appraisal of Materials Management. It consists of two units. Unit 12 discusses material management activities, functions and organizational structure. Unit13 describes the importance of control and different types of controls in materials management.

• Dr. Venkataiah Chittipaka

Managing maintenance is the act of efficiently maintaining a company's assets and resources. The primary goal is to minimize costs, time, and resources associated with the organization’s maintenance procedures while ensuring everything runs smoothly without any unexpected malfunctions. This course consists of four blocks spread over 15 units. Block 1, Maintenance Management – An Overview, consists of three units. Block 2, Maintenance Resource Management, consists of four units. Block 3, Analytical Methods & Models, consists of four units. Block 4, Issues in Maintenance Management, consists of four units.

• Prof. Pavnesh Kumar

This course helps learners understand how goods and services move around the world efficiently. It covers, Basics of global logistics and supply chains, managing demand, customer service and forecasting, Choosing the best transportation methods , reducing costs Inventory management, warehousing, and distribution ,Measuring performance and adapting to new trends This course is beneficial for professionals and students who want to manage international supply chains effectively.