Manufacturing systems and supply chain dynamics

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SummaryThis course discusses quantitatively some important and generic performance and reliability issues that affect the behavior of supply chains, and in particular manufacturing systems.

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Schedule: Friday, 10:15 to 13:00, CE 1103

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Announcement: 

No course on Fridays April 18th and April 25th (Eastern break). 

Course of Friday May 30th (Ascension Friday) is a Q&A session and is rescheduled to Monday June 2nd from 13:30 to 15:00 (on Zoom, https://unil.zoom.us/j/4420078827).

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Exam Format:

- Oral exam

- Counts for 80% of the final grade

- All documentation allowed (manuscript, slides, books, personal notes)

- 2 questions on 2 different topics

- Preparation: 10 minutes for preparing both questions

- Exam: 9 minutes discussion per question

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Exam Schedule (oral exam on Wednesday 2nd July, 2025, PH H3 33):

N.B., reverse-alphabetical order won the toss over alphabetical. Switches are allowed on a voluntary and self-organized basis (to be communicated to us beforehand). 

Preparation      Exam Start      Exam End       Name     

(1)    8h50                 9h00                 9h20                  Szulc Jakub                     
(2)    9h06                 9h20                  9h40                 Solomon Kelan Alexander                       
(3)    9h30                9h40                 10h00                Shang Lucas Shenpeng                      
(4)   9h50               10h00              10h20               Riachy Thalia        
(5)   10h10              10h20              10h40               Rey Clémence           
(6)   10h30               10h40                11h00                 Pettini Chiara      
     
(7)    11h10               11h20                  11h40                 Magnetti Allegra           
(8)   11h30               11h40                  12h00                 Baube Maxime Jules     
(9)   11h50             12h00                12h20                Keusch Guillaume       
(10)  12h10               12h20                 12h40                 Da Silva Daniel Justino   
(11)  12h30             12h40               13h00               Hueber Guillaume Victor     
     
(12)  14h00             14h10                14h30               Cortelazzo Giulia       
(13)  14h20             14h30               14h50                Chu Feihong   
(14)  14h40             14h50               15h10                 Chalut Clément Michel Urbain    
(15)  15h00              15h10               15h30                Klose Chloé      
(16)  15h20              15h30               15h50                André Alizée Anna   
(17)  15h40               15h50                 16h10                 Allegre Théodore       
(18)  16h00               16h10                 16h30                Alhaj Kaddour Zaid
       
The exam is open book, meaning that you can use any type of documents during your preparation time. You might prefer to bring your computer to avoid over-printing, but as any type of communication is forbidden, we will ask you to sit such that we can see your screen during your preparation time.

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Project Work:

- Up to 3 people per group (registration via moodle).

- Report to be handed in before Monday June 2nd 2025 at midnight (report to be sent to us by e-mail: roger.filliger@bfh.ch / olivier.gallay@unil.ch).

- Counts for 20% of the final grade.

- Please select your group at the end of this section ("Groups for the Project").

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- Chapter 0: Course Description

- Chapter 1: Introduction


- Chapter 2: Inventory Theory


- Chapter 2: Inventory Theory



- Chapter 3: Safety Stock in Manufacturing Systems

- Chapter 4: Elements of Queueing Theory


- Chapter 4: Elements of Queueing Theory


- Chapter 5: Production Flows

- Chapter 6: Production Dipole



- Chapter 6: Production Dipole

- Chapter 7: Production Lines and Aggregation

- Introduction to the project


- Chapter 9: Introduction to Queueing Networks 




Good Friday: No Course


Eastern Holidays: No Course




- Chapter 8: Cooperative Flow Dynamic

- Chapter 9: Introduction to Queueing Networks

N.B. Chapter 10 (Supply Chain Analysis) may not be taught this year.



- Q&A Project (in-class, CE 1103)





- Chapter 11: Elements of Reliability Analysis




- Chapter 12: Maintenance



No Course (Ascension Friday): Rescheduled to Monday June 2nd, 13:30-15:00 (Q&A)

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