DSO 581 - Supply Chain Management

Same professor from our MBA core class - Operations so I am familiar with the teaching style and the course design. The class also accomodates many Master students so the class material is very specific to supply chain issues; a certain degree of overalp with core class but a good addition if your future role ever requires collab or understanding of supply chain.

Class has quite a lot of homework. Good mix of cases and theory, can be a little dry at times. A bit of overlap with the Operations core class.

Useful content but very boring and so much work. There are 4 individual papers, 4 group papers, 4 individual HW assignmnents, a midterm, a final, and a final presentation. This is way too much work. Wishes he would break down the math concepts more. Interesting cases.

Class has quite a lot of homework. Good mix of cases and theory, can be a little dry at times. A bit of overlap with the Operations core class.

The class content is fine, it teaches a very high level view of various supply chain concepts. If you want a review of this and lack industry experience this would be a good class. The professor is knowledgable but not engaging.

Very useful class if youre interested in operations/supply chain management. Professor is very kind.

The class is very data-driven. There's a lot of work every week but readings and assignments provide a great learning experience for those interested in supply chain / operations. The professor was a bit monotonous but the good content beats her presentation skills. I think the course is highly underestimated by many.

Slightly hard and class was not terribly interesting but material was extremely useful for ops & supply chain related fields

The topics are interested and the professor is very knowledgeable. However, I feel this class is designed for students in the Supply Chain Management Program only (I would say that less than 20% of the class is comprised by MBA students). It is strongly focused on detailed calculations and specific concepts/definitions instead of developing your problem solving skills (In terms of the tests). As for the projects, assignments and readings they are interesting and useful to develop your ability to approach problems in the real life.

This is probably the most horribly taught class I've ever been in all my years of schooling. midterm is insanely hard and she doesn't even teach the material, she must be on tenure or something to still be here.