Management, Entrepreneurship and Professional Skills
Introduction of the Sector
Management is a key skill of getting things done through and with people, whereas Entrepreneurship is a mind-set that requires creativity, innovation and professional skills while addressing a new opportunity. The process of improving professional skills and knowledge of entrepreneurs and to increase the number of entrepreneurs is the salient aim of the sector.
Post Graduate Diploma in Operation Management
Programme Introduction
Operations management is an area of business concerned with the production, designing and controlling the production of goods and services, it involves the responsibility of ensuring that business operations are efficient in terms of using as little resource as needed, and effective in terms of meeting customer requirements. Also, It is concerned with managing the process that converts inputs (in the forms of materials, labour and energy) into outputs (in the form of goods and services. Operation management covers sectors like banking systems, hospitals, companies, working with suppliers, customers, and using technology. Operations is one of the major functions in an organization along with supply chains, marketing, finance and human resources. The operations function requires management of both the strategic and day-to-day production of goods and services.
Eligibility for Admission
Any Graduates with a recognized University having a flair for numbers can apply.
Employability/Skill enhancement
Skills for Recognizing and Addressing Customer Requirements.
- Understanding and Management of employees for better productivity.
- Understanding of the processes involved in product development in order to aid in the creation of new goods, supervise the quality assurance of produced units, and keep tabs on budgets.
- Being able to analyze the data and information needed to make business process judgments and plan strategically.
- Learning skills to keep track of expenditures and revenues and forecasting future output costs and profits.
- Developing interpersonal skills in order to communicate with colleagues, personnel, and other people on an ongoing basis.
Career Prospects/Job Role
The employability prospectus in this field has wider options like Operation Manager, Production Manager, Inventory Manager, Quality Manager, Purchase Administrator, Sales-order Processing Administrator, Logistics Supervisor, Logistics Manager, Supply Chain Manager, Transport Manager, Purchase Manager, etc.
Semester-wise Listing of Courses
SEMESTER I | SEMESTER II | |||||
Course Code | Course Name | Credits | Course Code | Course Name | Credits | |
PGDOM 1.1 | Introduction to Operation Management | 2 | PGDOM 2.1 | Quality Assurance and Control | 2 | |
PGDOM 1.2 | Operations Strategy | 2 | PGDOM 2.2 | Product and Service Design: | 2 | |
PGDOM 1.3 | Demand and Business Forecasting | 2 | PGDOM 2.3 | Process selection and Facility layout | 2 | |
PGDOM 1.4 | Total Quality Management | 4 | PGDOM 2.4 | Inventory Management and Control | 2 | |
PGDOM 1.5 | Business Modeling | 2 | PGDOM 2.5 | Operation Capacity Planning | 4 | |
PGDOM 1.6 | Logistics and Supply Chain Management | 2 | PGDOM 2.6 | Work Design & Measurement | 2 | |
PGDOM 1.7 | Transportation and Ware- house Management | 2 | PGDOM 2.7 | Facility Location | 2 | |
PGDOM P1 | Project | 4 | PGDOM P2 | Project | 4 |
*The skill training component is 50% to 60% ranging from 600 hours to 720 hours per year depending upon the industry requirement.
Programme fees: Rs. 1,20,000/-per annum
Examination fees: Rs.2,500/- per semester and Rs. 5000 per annum
Caution Deposit (Refundable): Rs.5000