09/01/2024

CHAPTER 0:
PLANNING AND SCHEDULING IN
SUPPLY CHAIN

Assoc. Prof. Dr. DO NGOC HIEN

Department of Industrial Systems Engineering (ISE )
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (FME)
HoChiMinh City University of Technology (HCMUT)

1 Phone:
Email: [email protected]

INFORMATION FLOW DIAGRAM IN A MANUFACTURING SYSTEM

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INFORMATION FLOW DIAGRAM IN A SERVICE SYSTEM

GENERAL INFORMATION

1 Course Planning and Scheduling

in Supply Chain
2 Course ID ME4023
3 Credits 3 credits
4 Class hours Wednesday, Time: 14:00 – 15:50

5 Office hour Wednesday, Time: 9:00AM – 11:00AM

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COURSE OBJECTIVES

This module aims to provide knowledge, methods, and

algorithms in planning and scheduling in supply chain and
logistics systems. Students grasp scheduling models, algorithms for
solving simple-to-complex scheduling problems. Know how to
use moderation models in the field of logistics. In addition, students
will be equipped with skills to search related documents, learn
about the types of moderation problems in practice.

COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES

A Learning Outcome (LO) is a

measurable, observable, and
specific statement that clearly
indicates what a student should
know and be able to do as a result of
learning.

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COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES

Course learning
STT
outcomes
Understand and grasp the importance of
L.O.1 planning and scheduling in supply chain or
operating logistics systems
Able to model scheduling problems and use
L.O.2
optimal algorithms to find solutions.
Demonstrate ability to analyze and solve
L.O.3
problems
L.O.4 Show personal skills and qualities

L.O.5 Build teamwork and communication skills

L.O.2: Able to model scheduling problems

and use optimal algorithms to find solutions.

Lecture
- Quiz
Video clips
- Homework
Discussion
- Exam
…
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TEACHING & LEARNING STRATEGY

TEACHING AND ASSESSMENT PLAN

Week Content Assessment
C0. Course introduction
2, 3 Chapter 1. Introduction to planning and scheduling
AIC, Quiz; HW; Final exam
Teamwork assigments

4, 5 Chapter 2. Single machine model AIC, Quiz; HW; Final exam

8, Chapter 3. Parallel machine model AIC; Quiz; HW; Final exam

9, 10 Chapter 4. Flow shop model AIC; Quiz; HW; Final exam

12 Chapter 5. Dispatching rules AIC; Quiz; HW; Final exam

13, 14, Chapter 6. Heuristic algorithms - Local search

AIC; Quiz; HW; Final exam
15 Presentation on teamwork assigments
Chapter 7. Job shop model
14 AIC; Quiz; HW; Final exam
Presentation on teamwork assigments

15 Presentation on teamwork assigments Presentation

AIC: Activity in class

HW: Homework; Assignment

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TEAMWORK PROJECT 1: PROGRAMING

Your team have to code a scheduling software that could
introduce the priority of the jobs on single machine with following
requirements:
- Conduct at least 05 disparching rules that could be solve the basic
examples or practice problems on the classes.
- The software has basic functions such as Input Data, Save, Open Data,
Draw Gantt Chart, …
- Provide friendly interface, comfortable use for the users
- Export the friendly reports for operators.
The team have to:
- Submit the printed report and present results at the class.
- All team members have to know how and explain the code of the
software.

References:
Pinedo, Michael L., “Scheduling: Theory, Algorithms, and Systems”, third
edition, Prentice Hall.
 Chapter 3: Single Machine Models (Deterministic) & Provided materials
 LEKIN scheduling software
Time: following the semester plan, your team have to present at the 11
week 13th.

TEAM WORK ASSIGMENT

SCHEDULING IN SUPPLY CHAIN
I. Objectives
o Enhance the self-study skill
o More deeply understand about the scheduling models and methodology to solve the supply chain
scheduling problems.
o Have an opportunity to improve teamwork, presentation, and critical thinking skills.
II. Requirements
o Team would be assigned randomly one of the following topics. They are mentioned in the texbook
“Pinedo, M. L. (2014). Planning and scheduling in manufacturing and services. Springer.” And
study at least one relative paper.
The team have to show your presentation on the class with the suggested topics as in the Table:

No Team Topic
1 Crew Scheduling
2 Reservations with Slack
3 Timetabling with operator/tooling constraints
4 Timetabling with workforce constraints
5 Days-off Scheduling
6 Aircraft Routing & Scheduling
7 Shift Scheduling
8 Train Timetabling
9 Reservation without Slack
10 Medium term Planning
o Required outputs:
1) Report (file word): All teams have to submit the printed and soft (file) reports before the
course week 13th.
2) The presentation file (.ppt or .pptx): Presentation team would be selected randomly
 Presentation time: 20 minutes/team
12
 Q&A time: 25 minutes/team
Note: all team members have to attend the presentation time (team scores would be reduced 50% if
any member of the team is absence.

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ASSESSMENT
Assessment % Policy
• Student who has absent slots ≥ 30% of total study
hours will NOT be allowed to attend the Midterm/Final
Exam.
• The Official List of Prohibited Students will be informed
by email at least 1 week before the Exam date.
Exercise:
• In cases of unavoidable circumstances or the
- AIC
planned absences, students are required to inform
- Quiz
50% the lecturers as soon as possible in 2 steps:
- Homework
• Step 1: Email to lecturers or Zalo Mr.Hiền, stating
students name, class, reason and the dates they
will be off class.
• Step 2: Clarify all absences reasons to lecturers with
evidence within 1 week
Labs >= 5 points >>Pass the subject
Open book Exam
- Multiple choice
Final Exam. 50 % - Problems
- Essay (short answer)

CLASSROOM RULES

1. Be on time
2. Be prepared for class
3. Be proud of your work
4. Use technology appropriately
5. Contribute to discussions
6. Be honest

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COURSE MATERIALS

1. Course lecture notes

2. Reading materials (Bkel)
3. Michael L. Pinedo, Planning and Scheduling in Manufacturing
and Services, Springer, New York
4. M. Pinedo and X. Chao, Operations scheduling with
applications in manufacturing and services, McGrawHill,
5. Hamdy A. Taha, Operations Research: An Introduction,
Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 8th Edition,
6. J. Bramel, D. SimchiLevi, The logic of Logistics (Theory,
algorithms, and Applications for Logistics Management),
Springer,

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR:

Assoc. Prof. Dr. ĐỖ NGỌC HIỀN

Email: [email protected]

Office at HCMUT:

101 B11 (ISE Department)

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TEAMWORK!

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