Courses

A variety of tools and frameworks provide students and understanding of the basis behind supply chain decision making. Topics include supply management concepts, demand-supply management, pull/push system, capacity and resource allocation, performance measurement, relationship assessment, and outsourcing in an integrated supply chain. Require graduate standing.

Students study the marketing channels of distribution and the management address both upstream (suppliers) and downstream (channels of distribution) selection/development, inter-organizational information systems, risk management, relationships, and inventory management.

This course is a study of how different organizations can effectively coordinate it to end consumers at the lowest cost possible while optimizing customer service used to efficiently perform the sourcing, production, and distribution of products supplier selection/development, materials handling, demand planning, risk management, channel relationships.

Students apply the skills and knowledge needed for supply chain management examination of strategies to optimize operations within a network of partners, efficient manner.

Exploration of the key drivers associated with the design and management of industrial strategy and concepts, and the use of analytical tools to solve supply chain problem. network design, forecasting, sales and operations planning, supply chain uncertainty, students for the APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional certification exam.

Exploration of the key drivers associated with the design and management of industrial strategy and concepts, and the use of analytical tools to solve supply chain problem. network design, forecasting, sales and operations planning, supply chain uncertainty, students for the APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional certification exam.

Four credit course. A study of purchasing fundamentals performed by personnel who services in a wholesale distribution environment. Upon completion of this course,

Develop an understanding of key drivers of supply chain management and their inter-relationships functional areas. Focus on developing analytic, problem-solving, and cost /benefit chain management framework that emphasizes contemporary topics such as co-opetition, sustainability. The role of logistics and procurement within the overall supply chain

This course examines the systematic approaches to managing all activities involved in moving materials, products, services, and information from point of origin to point of use. Emphasis is placed on transportation systems, inventory analysis and management, and warehouse management.

Logistics and Supply Chain Management today represents a great challenge as well as a tremendous opportunity for most firms. This course will view the supply chain from the point of view of a front-line supervisor. Logistics and Supply Chain Management is all about managing hand-offs in a supply chain, hand-offs of either information or product.