Courses

Explore key business concepts, issues and decisions required for the organization Management involves planning and coordinating the value-added activities and flow participate in the product fulfillment process so that products are distributed to customers expectation and other service requirements.

A survey of supply chain, production, and logistical strategies which focuses on the business processes that organizations utilize to secure raw materials, produce products, and deliver goods.

This special topic course is intended to help develop essential skills in planning and executing a company-focused consulting project.

The analysis of supply chain problems to include facility location, customer assignment, vehicle routing, inventory management, and the role of information and decision support systems in supply chains.

Students examine the tactical and operational management of supply chains on issues related to the creation of end-user value through supply chain cost experience with software used by organizations to manage and improve the

This course introduces students to the basic concepts of the supply chain and supply chain management. Students gain insights into the various components of the supply chain, how the supply chain functions interrelate and how they are managed in the business and industry environment. Specific topics include basic concepts of “links and drivers” in the Supply Chain, such as inventory management, sourcing, requisitioning, ERP systems, Purchase Orders, EDI, contracting and distribution.

This course introduces students to the basic concepts of the supply chain and supply chain management. Students gain insights into the various components of the supply chain, how the supply chain functions interrelate and how they are managed in the business and industry environment. Specific topics include basic concepts of “links and drivers” in the Supply Chain, such as inventory management, sourcing, requisitioning, ERP systems, Purchase Orders, EDI, contracting and distribution.

This course introduces students to the basic concepts of the supply chain and supply chain management. Students gain insights into the various components of the supply chain, how the supply chain functions interrelate and how they are managed in the business and industry environment. Specific topics include basic concepts of “links and drivers” in the Supply Chain, such as inventory management, sourcing, requisitioning, ERP systems, Purchase Orders, EDI, contracting and distribution.

The course examines the theory and applied research in the field of business to business logistics and supply chain management.

This course examines the key concepts and principles associated with the flow of materials and information from suppliers to customers for both manufacturing and service firms. Topics focus on the procurement, operations, transportation, and integration activities associated with a firm's distribution system.