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|Class |Title |Concepts |Tools |
|11. | |Components of Demand |Moving Average |
| |Forecasting |What/when to forecast |Exponential Smoothing |
| | |Time Series | |
|12. |Inventory |Brian’s Dilemma |Assumption/Costs |
| |/EOQ |Inventory Control |Inventory Cycle |
| | |ABC Analysis |Total Annual Cost |
| | | |EOQ |
|13. |Inventory |Newsboy Exercise |Costs of Shortage |
| |/Newsboy |Inventory Costs and |and Excess |
| | |Estimation in |Demand characterization |
| | |Different situations |Service/Stock-out level |
| | | |Optimal Stocking |
| | | |Discrete & Contin. |
|14. |Inventory |Most general Inv.
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