Teaching
Teaching
1. Global Supply Operations: SCM 300
This is an introductory course on supply chain management that is required for all undergraduate business students at ASU. Students learn a vast array of quantitative and conceptual material concerning the operations and coordination of supply chains (e.g., newsvendor model, queuing model, corporate social responsibility, and buyer-supplier relationships). In the spring of 2022, I taught the course to online students and received a course evaluation of 6.4/7.0.
2. Business Decision Models: SCM 315
Business Decision Models is a business analytics course that emphasizes practical applications with decision support tools. In this course, students first learn and practice analytical tools and techniques such as data mining, optimization, decision trees, and simulation. Then, they will apply their knowledge to a final data visualization project using Tableau.
3. Operations and Supply Chain Management: GSC 3600
Operations and Supply Chain Management is the undergraduate core course that is required for all undergraduate business major students at Wayne State University. In this class, we cover a broad range of topics such as supply and logistics management, quality control and capacity planning. Course evaluation for this course: 4.5/5.0, 4.8/5.0, 4.2/5.0
Some events that reflect behavioral topics I used in class (feel free to use):
Case Studies and simulations:
Thanks to MIT Sloan Business School, all educators can get these case studies and simulations for free!
I recommend the following case studies for Operations Management Courses:
Tesla's Entry into U.S. Auto Industry. Feel free to use and share my Teaching Note
Akamai Localization Challenge.
Managed by Q
Nissan Motor Company
Toyota Supplier Relations
Boeing's 737 Max 8 Disasters
Simulations, I recommend:
MIT Beer Game online
Project Management Simulation (one of my students got a 103% scope finish with 80% budget and finished 5 days earlier. I searched everywhere and this is the best result ever! Let me know if I am wrong!)
Unsolicited Student Comments:
"I thoroughly enjoyed your class and appreciate how motivating and kind you communicated with your students."
"Thank you for being there for the students to help them when needed."
"The instructor cares for the students and responds to all emails in a timely manner and is always available to help. Thank you. "