OurLOGMGT-146 Operations Management course lends itself well to a "project" or a "detailed research study". cover an area of special interest to you and your career path. Please submit your project in Microsoft Word or Google Docs format. While I don't have a length requirement for the final project, most (A) quality final projects are 3 pg.Four types of final projects will be considered:

1. Area Specialization.In this project, you will make yourself an "expert" in one specialized area of operations management. For example, you might chooseproject management.The project would involve learning about this subject from the literature available, perhaps visiting several industrial firms for first-hand discussions, and then reporting the findings and conclusions in a report. In grading this kind of report, the following guidelines will be used:

a. Has the student performed adequate research on this subject?

b. Is the research well documented?

c. Does the student fully comprehend this subject?

d. How well has the student explained this subject?

e. Are there parts of this subject that should have been covered and are not covered

2. Continuous Improvement Project at Your Company -You will be engaged in a operations managementproject within your own company.Just remember to structure your report with major headings such as Introduction, Problem Topic, Findings, Conclusions and Recommendations. Be sure to document your references and include a bibliography if appropriate. Do not write an essay, i.e. structure your report with major headings.

3. Personal Interview-This will require the student to conduct a formal interview with an individual(s) currently working in some form of operations management.

4. Book Review- Your report and/or summary will be based on reading the followingbook:

The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement

Written by EliyahuM. Goldratt& Jeff Cox

• Paperback:384 pg
• Publisher:North River Press; 2 Revised edition (January 1992)
• Language:English
• ISBN-10:0884270610
• ISBN-13:978-0884270614