Subject Datasheet
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Budapest University of Technology and Economics |
Faculty of Transportation Engineering and Vehicle Engineering |
1. Subject name | Demand planning and inventory management | ||||
2. Subject name in Hungarian | Kereslet és készlettervezés | ||||
3. Code | BMEKOALM328 | 4. Evaluation type | exam grade | 5. Credits | 5 |
6. Weekly contact hours | 2 (11) Lecture | 1 (5) Practice | 1 (5) Lab | ||
7. Curriculum | Logistics Engineering MSc (L) |
8. Role | Specialization (sp) at Logistics Engineering MSc (L) |
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9. Working hours for fulfilling the requirements of the subject | 150 | ||||
Contact hours | 56 | Preparation for seminars | 15 | Homework | 40 |
Reading written materials | 18 | Midterm preparation | 6 | Exam preparation | 15 |
10. Department | Department of Material Handling and Logistics Systems | ||||
11. Responsible lecturer | Dr. Bóna Krisztián | ||||
12. Lecturers | Dr. Bóna Krisztián, Sárdi Dávid | ||||
13. Prerequisites | |||||
14. Description of lectures | |||||
The basic process of the demand planning. Defining and classification of the main input data of the demand planning, the data minig and the data preprocessing task. Mathematical modeling possibilities in the demand planning process. The statistical identification of the suitable mathematical models for the forecasting, the detection of the main statistical properties of the time series, identification of the trend process and the seasonality. Application of the identified forecasting models, parameter optimisation and prediction of the time series. The importance and several methods of the fine tuning in the demand planning. The key performance indicators of the demand planning, the interpretation and measurement of the forecast errors and accuraccy indicators. The basic process of the inventory planning. The necessary input data set of the inventory planning, data preprocessing. The definition and application of the inventory control systems. Mathematical modeling possibilities in the inventory planning process. Application of statistical methods and simulation tools for the investigation of the inventory processes. The interpretation of the specific costs, the service level and the reliability in the inventory planning. Defining and application of the deterministic and stochastic inventory models. Selecting of suitable inventory models for the implementation, optimisation of inventory control parameters, integration of the results into the inventory control systems. Measurement of demand and inventory planning efficiency. Specific planning tools regarding to the demand and inventory planning in the ERP systems. Specific resource planning areas in the enterprise logistics, the sales and operations planning process. The role of inventory and demand planning in the S&OP process. | |||||
15. Description of practices | |||||
Practicing the demand and inventory planning techniques where presented in the lectures, through numerical examples. Preparation of homework. | |||||
16. Description of labortory practices | |||||
Realization of demand and inventory planning examples within a computer lab. | |||||
17. Learning outcomes | |||||
A. Knowledge
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18. Requirements, way to determine a grade (obtain a signature) | |||||
The requirement of the signature is to fulfill the homework and one midterm test. The homework (20%), the test (30%) and the exam result (50%) are included in the final grade. | |||||
19. Opportunity for repeat/retake and delayed completion | |||||
The test can be retake one time until the last day of the semester. At the delayed submission period only the test or the homework can be perform. | |||||
20. Learning materials | |||||
Students can download the learning materials in pdf format from Moodle. | |||||
Effective date | 10 October 2019 | This Subject Datasheet is valid for | 2023/2024 semester I |