This course introduces students to the importance of transportation and logistics in the economy, emphasizing their relationship with supply chain management and business financial performance across different industry segments. Students will analyze the characteristics of various freight transportation modes in terms of capacity, energy efficiency, environmental impact, speed, sustainability, and safety.

This course explains the operations function as a process that transforms that transforms inputs into outputs to meet customer requirements. Students will classify outputs in manufacturing and service operations, evaluate the importance of managing operational processes, and apply decision-making strategies to design effective and efficient processes. introduced. The types of decisions that are made to ensure the design of effective and efficient operating processes is reviewed.

This course presents an integrated approach to applying management activities in the sourcing and movement of materials and finished goods along the value chain. Students will explore broad-based Supply Chain Management concepts, including warehousing, inventory, procurement, sourcing, demand planning, transportation, and customer service, and assess their roles in ensuring an effective supply chain. such as: warehousing, inventory, procurement, sourcing, demand planning, transportation, operations, and customer service. which are concepts covered more in-depth in other courses in the program.

This course enables students to understand Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Customer Service Operations (CSO) by analyzing practices, strategies, and technologies_companies use to manage customer interactions and data. Students will evaluate CRM and CSO systems, compile customer information across different channels, and apply this knowledge to improve business relationships, customer retention, and sales growth.

The effective anticipation, planning, and management of customer demand are key factors in the success of any organization. Companies strive to provide improved customer service levels at reduced costs, with planning and managing demand being two key components. This certification track is intended to train students in the basics of demand planning so they can quickly familiarize themselves with and become effective contributors to the demand planning processes that are part of SCM. Key elements of this course include aspects of demand planning, interaction between damdn and order management, demand planning principles, demand planning tools and techniques, communication and management of demand, and contemporary approaches to demand planning.

This_course presents current concepts in procurement, focusing on strategies, processes, and challenges faced by procurement managers. Students will assess the ethical, contractual, and legal issues in_ procurement and_examine the impact of procurement and supply chain management on an organizations competitive success and profitability.

This course introduces students to the basics of demand planning, emphasizing the importance of anticipating, planning, and managing customer demand to improve service levels and reduce costs. Students will analyze demand planning principles, evaluate tools and techniques,and apply contemporary approaches to manage demand effectively. processes that are part of SCM. Key elements of this course include aspects of demand planning, interaction between damdn and order management, demand planning principles, demand planning tools and techniques, communication and management of demand, and contemporary approaches to demand planning.

This course enables students to understand the various functions involved in warehouse operations. Students will identify the role of warehousing in the supply chain, analyze storage and handling techniques, and evaluate performance metrics, inventory management, and saftey concerns across different distribution facilities.

This course prepares students for Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification by providing learning objectives and specific outcomes at various cognitive levels. Students will apply knowledge to understand core supply chain management concepts, which are valuable to professionals seeking to enhance their expertise.

This course provides an overview of logistics functions within a firm and in integrated vertical systems. Students will analyze topics such as customer service, information flow, inventory control, materials management, order processing, packaging, and physical distribution, and apply this knowledge to optimize logistics operations.

This course offers in-depth coverage of procurement strategies, focusing on the demands ethical, and legal issues logistics managers face. Students will evaluate how procurement processes influence an organizations competitive edge and profitability.

This course presents current and thorough coverage in the critical area of global sourcing for logistics managers. Students gain insight and knowledge into the strategies, processes, and practices of sourcing, including demands placed on procurement managers, the ethical, contractual, and legal issues faced by sourcing professionals, and the impact of procurement and supply chain management on the competitive success and profitability of the organization.

This course focuses on quality enhancement methodologies within the supply chain. Students will assess a firms current position,identify opportunities for improvement, and apply strategies to enhance quality based on a thorough understanding of the company, market,processes, and customers.

This course is to prepares students for the Six Sigma Green Belt certification by providing specific learning outcomes and cognitive levels to be tested. Students will apply their knowledge to understand and master key supply chain management concepts, preparing them for certification. The specific learning outcomes are not intended to limit the subject matter or be all-inclusive of what might be covered in an exam.

This course addresses current and emerging issues in supply chain management through seminars led by industry experts. Students will analyze and discuss topics such as customer service,logistics information systems, inventory management, and global trade, applying this knowledge to stay updated on the latest industry trends. physical distribution, transportation,import- export compliance, or other supply chain management issues. Specific requirements will vary based on topic assignments.

This course enables students to create quantitative models in Microsoft Excel to support decision-making in supply chain management. Students will apply case study methods to select appropriate tools, develop quantitative models, and present their findings in a simulated boardroom environment.

This course covers logistics activities of multinational firms, including international transportation systems, global sourcing, and customer service. Students will evaluate the role of governments and other factors in global supply chain operations.

This course exposes students to the legal implications of transacting business across national borders. Students will analyze international business law as it applies to supply chain management, focusing on trade finance, labor manufacturing conditions, and intellectual property law.

This course helps students acquire skills in applying research principles and practice rigorous data collection and reporting. Students will apply research methodologies to real-world supply chain management issues.

In this course, students will focus on current management methodologies within the health care supply chain. This supply chain ensures that the technology of care is available to the physician, surgeon, nurse, clinician, or caregiver at the right time, at the right place, and in sufficient quantity and quality for superior health outcomes for patients within the healthcare system. Students will learn how to assess the current position of a firm and identify an an effective strategy for healthcare supply chain improvement based on a profound understanding of the company,market, processes, and customers.

This course focuses on the fundamentals and methods of managerial accounting and financial management within the field of Supply Chain Management. The course will cover analysis of accounting records, data, and financial statements to determine the impact of business-level and supply chain management-related decisions in the financial performance of manufacturing and service-based corporations.

This course provides management and analytical concepts for decision-making within the supply chain. Students will apply quantitative analysis techniques to operational issues, understand management challenges, and make informed decisions to gain a competitive advantage.

This course includes a 144-hour internship in an in an approved organization and provides a practical application of classroom knowledge. Students will apply theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios, gaining hands-on experience in supply chain management.