Professor Anvari

Taught manufacturing and industrial systems engineering courses at the University of Michigan for five years where he received his three engineering degrees, and as an adjunct professor he teaches project and cost management at local universities in the Washington DC area. 

In his early career he worked at General Motors as a production engineer and later as an operations research and systems analyst at the cost and economic analysis center in Washington DC.

Mort is currently the ASA (FM&C) Lean Six Sigma (LSS) deployment director and is responsible for cost and economics programs and strategy where he oversees process improvement initiatives, economic studies validation, cost benefit analysis, and risk & uncertainty analysis in support of major defense programs.

Mort is Defense Acquisition University Level III Certified in Business, Cost Estimating, and Financial Management (BCEFM) and has won the 2006 DoD modeling and simulation award.

In his public lectures, Mort stimulates cost culture debates among government and industry leaders and managers. Professor Anvari has repeatedly appeared on live television programs analyzing the political economy of the Middle East.

Enterprise Resource Planning

 

 1. A Foundation for Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

 2. Re-engineering and  Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

 3. Planning, & Implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning

 4. ERP Systems: Sales and Marketing

 5. ERP Systems: Accounting and Finance

 6. ERP Systems: Production and Materials Management

 7. ERP Systems: Human Resources

 8. Managing an ERP Project

 9. Supply Chain Management and the e-marketplace

    Integrated Case Study: Bandon Group, Inc.

    Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems

1. The Modern Systems Analyst

2. Information Systems Building Blocks

3. Information System Development

4. Systems Analysis

5. Data Modeling

6. Process Modeling

7. Network Modelling

8. Object Modeling

9. Systems Design and Construction

10. Architecture and Process Design

11. Database Design

12. Input Design and Prototyping

13. Output Design and Prototyping

14. Interface Design and Prototyping

15.Software Design

16. Object-Oriented Design

17. Systems Implementation

18.Systems Support

 Data Warehousing Concept

Electronic Commerce Fundamentals

 

1. Introduction to E-Commerce

2. The Internet and the Web

3. Web-Based Tools

4. E-Commerce Software

5. Security Threats

6. Implementing Security

Data Warehousing

 

 1. Introduction to Data Mining, Warehousing, and Visualization

 2. The Data Warehouse

 3. Data Mining and Data Visualization

 4. Machines That Can Learn

 5. Executive Information Systems

 6. Designing and Building the Data Warehouse

 7. The Future of Data Mining, Warehousing, and Visualization

Upon the completion of this course, you will be able to: 

1. Apply the principles used in identifying and designing databases and file systems

2. Understand alternative strategies in developing information systems.

3. Apply the principles of system architecture and application development.

4. Understand and apply design principles of normalization in creating relational databases.

5. Apply concepts of cost benefit analysis and measurement.

6. Understand and apply principles of project management.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Enterprise Systems for Management

 

 

 

1

Introduction to Enterprise Systems for Management 

7

OPERATIONs AND POSTIMPLEMENTATION

 

2

Systems Integration

8

Program & Project Management

 

3

ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE

9

Organizational Change and Business Process Re-Engineering

 

4

DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE

10

Global, Ethics and Security Management

 

5

Implementation Strategies

11

Supply Chain Management

 

6

Software and Vendor Selection

12

Customer Relationship Management

 

 

 

 

 

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