Students should be able to solve simple derivatives and integrals with respect to a single variable.

Students should be familiar with the standard normal distribution function (e.g., being able to translate z-scores to probabilities and vice versa), and the basics of probability theory (e.g., conditional probabilities). (for students Business Engineering these aspects are introduced in the course Beleidsstatistiek (1738) which runs simultaneously)

This course offers an introduction to operations management, logistics and supply chain management. Students gain insight in the concepts and management problems related to these topics, their interrelations and their relations to other business functions. They acquire skills in planning and managing production and inventory systems, and the flow of goods in a supply chain. Quantitative techniques are applied to solve decision making problems in this context.

Students should be able to solve simple derivatives and integrals with respect to a single variable.

Students should be familiar with the standard normal distribution function (e.g., being able to translate z-scores to probabilities and vice versa), and the basics of probability theory (e.g., conditional probabilities). (for students Business Engineering these aspects are introduced in the course Beleidsstatistiek (1738) which runs simultaneously)

This course offers an introduction to operations management, logistics and supply chain management. Students gain insight in the concepts and management problems related to these topics, their interrelations and their relations to other business functions. They acquire skills in planning and managing production and inventory systems, and the flow of goods in a supply chain. Quantitative techniques are applied to solve decision making problems in this context.

Students should be able to solve simple derivatives and integrals with respect to a single variable.

Students should be familiar with the standard normal distribution function (e.g., being able to translate z-scores to probabilities and vice versa), and the basics of probability theory (e.g., conditional probabilities). (for students Business Engineering these aspects are introduced in the course Beleidsstatistiek (1738) which runs simultaneously)

This course offers an introduction to operations management, logistics and supply chain management. Students gain insight in the concepts and management problems related to these topics, their interrelations and their relations to other business functions. They acquire skills in planning and managing production and inventory systems, and the flow of goods in a supply chain. Quantitative techniques are applied to solve decision making problems in this context.

Students should be able to solve simple derivatives and integrals with respect to a single variable.

Students should be familiar with the standard normal distribution function (e.g., being able to translate z-scores to probabilities and vice versa), and the basics of probability theory (e.g., conditional probabilities). (for students Business Engineering these aspects are introduced in the course Beleidsstatistiek (1738) which runs simultaneously)

This course offers an introduction to operations management, logistics and supply chain management. Students gain insight in the concepts and management problems related to these topics, their interrelations and their relations to other business functions. They acquire skills in planning and managing production and inventory systems, and the flow of goods in a supply chain. Quantitative techniques are applied to solve decision making problems in this context.

Students should be able to solve simple derivatives and integrals with respect to a single variable.

Students should be familiar with the standard normal distribution function (e.g., being able to translate z-scores to probabilities and vice versa), and the basics of probability theory (e.g., conditional probabilities). (for students Business Engineering these aspects are introduced in the course Beleidsstatistiek (1738) which runs simultaneously)

This course offers an introduction to operations management, logistics and supply chain management. Students gain insight in the concepts and management problems related to these topics, their interrelations and their relations to other business functions. They acquire skills in planning and managing production and inventory systems, and the flow of goods in a supply chain. Quantitative techniques are applied to solve decision making problems in this context.

Students should be able to solve simple derivatives and integrals with respect to a single variable.

Students should be familiar with the standard normal distribution function (e.g., being able to translate z-scores to probabilities and vice versa), and the basics of probability theory (e.g., conditional probabilities). (for students Business Engineering these aspects are introduced in the course Beleidsstatistiek (1738) which runs simultaneously)

This course offers an introduction to operations management, logistics and supply chain management. Students gain insight in the concepts and management problems related to these topics, their interrelations and their relations to other business functions. They acquire skills in planning and managing production and inventory systems, and the flow of goods in a supply chain. Quantitative techniques are applied to solve decision making problems in this context.

Students should be able to solve simple derivatives and integrals with respect to a single variable.

Students should be familiar with the standard normal distribution function (e.g., being able to translate z-scores to probabilities and vice versa), and the basics of probability theory (e.g., conditional probabilities). (for students Business Engineering these aspects are introduced in the course Beleidsstatistiek (1738) which runs simultaneously)

This course offers an introduction to operations management, logistics and supply chain management. Students gain insight in the concepts and management problems related to these topics, their interrelations and their relations to other business functions. They acquire skills in planning and managing production and inventory systems, and the flow of goods in a supply chain. Quantitative techniques are applied to solve decision making problems in this context.

Students should be able to solve simple derivatives and integrals with respect to a single variable.

Students should be familiar with the standard normal distribution function (e.g., being able to translate z-scores to probabilities and vice versa), and the basics of probability theory (e.g., conditional probabilities). (for students Business Engineering these aspects are introduced in the course Beleidsstatistiek (1738) which runs simultaneously)

This course offers an introduction to operations management, logistics and supply chain management. Students gain insight in the concepts and management problems related to these topics, their interrelations and their relations to other business functions. They acquire skills in planning and managing production and inventory systems, and the flow of goods in a supply chain. Quantitative techniques are applied to solve decision making problems in this context.