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Instructor Name : Engr. Asit Ghosh
Designation : Assistant Professor
Office Address : Room-710, Main Building, DIU
Contact No : 01741886680
Email : asit@daffodilvarsity.edu.bd
Education : M.Sc, University of Boras, Sweden & B.Sc, BUTEX
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Course Rationale:
This subject aims to furnish students with an in-depth knowledge of the
Textile Management & Entrepreneurship and explicate the students’ understanding on the textile sector of Bangladesh with current and future trend.
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Course Objective:
- After completion of the course students will have an idea about the global textile economy.
- They will learn about the leading exporters and importers of textile raw materials, products and machineries.
- The ideas of textile sector of Bangladesh with emphasis on its competitor countries will be gained through this course.
- The course will equip students about the current and future trend of textile product exported from Bangladesh.
- They will also learn about SWOT of textile sector of Bangladesh.
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Course Outcomes (CO’s):
CO 1 : Able to know about basic management and its scope.
CO2 : Able to know about the backward linkage and forward linkage of RMG.
CO3 : Able to understand trade and differentiate tariff and non tariff barriers.
CO4 : Can understand GSP and rules of origin.
CO5 : Able to know understand the export and import of textile fibers.
CO6 : Able to calculate the processing cost of different textile process.
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Grading Scheme
Theory Class Lab Class
Attendance: 7% Attendance: 10%
Class Tests/Quizzes: 15% Lab performance Test: 40%
Assignment: 5% Lab problem Solving: 25%
Presentation (using video/ppt): 8% Lab Submission: 25%
Midterm Exam: 25%
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Text Book:
a. Principles of Economics ( 3 rd Edition, OpenStax, Rice University,2017) ISBN: 978-1-947172-364, (Authors: Steven A. Greenlaw, University of Mary Washington. David Shapiro, Pennsylvania State University)
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Reference Books
- Engineering Economics, PHL Learning: New Delhi, 2012 by R. Panneerselvam.
- Microeconomics, 11th Edition, Pearson Economics Series by Michael Parkin.
- Economics Made Easy, First Edition, White Falcon Publishing by P V Rajeev.
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Course Content:
Chapter one : Basic Textile Management
Chapter Two : Lean Management
Chapter Three : Supply Chain Management
Chapter Four : Material
Chapter Five : Entrepreneurship
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Lesson 1
In this lesson, we will discuss Entrepreneurship, Basic concept , Introduction and role of Entrepreneurship
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss characteristics of Entrepreneurship, importance of Entrepreneurship in apparel and fashion business.
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In this lesson, we will discuss Types of Entrepreneurs, their advantage and disadvantage
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss Innovative entrepreneurs and Hustlers entrepreneurs, their pros and cons.
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Which one you choose to be a successful entrepreneurs?
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Any Successful Entrepreneur in Textile Sector
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In this lesson, we will discuss Industrial Engineering, Process Flow Chart of Industrial Engineering (IE)
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Lesson 1
In this lesson, we will discuss about Ergonomic, Background, Scope, Objectives , Advantage and Disadvantage
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss about Ergonomically designed workstations , fundamental ergonomic principles
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In this lesson, we will discuss about Fundamental ergonomic principles, Use proper tools, Keep repetitive motions to a minimum.Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss about Fundamental ergonomic principles : Keep repetitive motions to a minimum, Avoid awkward postures, Lifting & Ergonomics etc.
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Lesson 1
In this lesson, we will discuss definition, classification of WORK STUDY An Approach to Productivity, Work study and the Management
- Video Lecture
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss scope of Work Study and the Supervisor and Work study improves industrial relations
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In this lesson, we will discuss Introduction to Work Measurement, Most commonly used methods of work measurement
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss about Time Study, OBJECTIVE OF TIME STUDY, Compute the standard time
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Lesson 1
In this lesson, we will discuss about Performence Rating, How the Standard Time for Operation is Formed, rating factor, factor influencing performance rating etc.
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss about Methods of rating, different rating method and perfomance rating calculation.
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What is performance rating?
Which one is the best method for performance rating in the garment.
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Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss about Allowance percentage, How the Standard Allowance percentage for Operation is Formed, rating factor, factor influencing Allowance percentage etc.
Lecture content
In this lesson, we will discuss about Reason to add allowances, Types of allowance, Relaxation Allowance Process allowance, Special Allowances
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The recorded time for a trouser’s hem for 5 observations is given below:
Observation
Cycle Time (min)
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.21
2
.22
3
.24
4
.20
5
.23
If the performance rating is 95% and the allowance rate is 15%, then what would be the standard time for trouser’s hem?
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The recorded time for a Side Seam for 5 observations is given below:
If the performance rating is 110% and the allowance rate is 15%, then what would be the standard time for Side Seam?Observation
Cycle Time (Sec)
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54
2
60
3
58
4
57
5
56
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Lesson 1
In this lesson, we will discuss about Time Study, How the Standard Time for Operation is Formed,
OBJECTIVE OF TIME STUDY
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss about Time study equipment, Observe Time, Basic Time, Importance of time study, Reason for rating etc.
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Mid Term Syllabus
Week-01 to Week-06
- Introduction
- Basic Textile Management
- Lean Management
- Mathematical problems.
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Lesson 1
In this lesson, we will discuss about textile material, cotton, cotton world production, top cotton producing countries, cotton export and import, cotton and Bangladesh.
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss about cotton and Bangladesh, cotton price, stock to use ratio, price of carded yarn and combed yarn.
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Lesson 1
In this lesson, we will discuss polyester fibre market share, top export and import countries, jute fibre market share, pricing of jute.
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss wool fibre market share, top export and import countries, pricing of wool, price comparison of fibres, denim.
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Lesson 1
In this lesson, we will discuss cost analysis of textile processing, spinning industry, import of yarn, invest in spinning sector.
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss processing cost of cotton to yarn, fabric, weaving and knitting, cost of yarn to fabric, processing cost of dyeing and finishing.
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Fibers, Yarns, Fabrics, Dyeing, Printing, Finishing & Garments.
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Lesson 1
In this lesson, we will discuss cost breakdown of garment, RMG export of Bangladesh in different FY, garment price, RMG workers wages.
Lesson 2
In this lesson, we will discuss OT, OT calculation, knitwear export, knit vs woven, cost breakdown for woven fabric and knit fabric.
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Review of Week 8 to Week 11
- Revision of Textile Material
- Revision of Textile Processing
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- Discuss on final exam
- Discuss on final syllabus
- Discuss on week 8 to week 12 content if you have any problem and confession.
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