182-103 Introduction to Supply Chain Management

The course will provide an understanding of the fundamental concepts of supply chain management. The learner will explore all functional areas of supply chain management with an integrated view of procurement, manufacturing and operations management, transportation and logistics, inventory and warehousing, demand planning, scheduling and performance management.

182-106 Purchasing

This course will develop the learner's understanding of the role of purchasing within an organization. Learners will explore basic purchasing activities such as supplier selection and management, demand forecasting, purchasing procedures, monitoring customer orders, contingency planning, and cost management. The course prepares learners to assess technology, quality, legal, ethical, and global considerations as they relate to purchasing decisions.

182-107 Distribution & Logistics

This course will develop the student's understanding of logistics within a supply chain including the flow of goods and information from the point of origin to the point of consumption. Students will analyze topics such as facility location, order management and distribution, packaging and materials handling, and transportation. Students will complete an in-depth evaluation of transportation management including classification, documentation, contracts, and freight claims. Global transportation, transportation services, forward and reverse logistics, and related technology will also be explored.

182-108 Supply Chain Management Internship

This course will provide learners with industry based exposure while learning how supply chain management processes work in organizations. The learner will gain on the-job experience and training as they apply knowledge gained throughout the program to real life professional situations. Formal approval by the Dean of Business / Program Coordinator is required.

182-164 Supply Chain Management Capstone

The supply chain management capstone course is designed for students to apply the practical skills they have learned throughout the program in a collaborative capstone project using case analysis and a business simulation to address supply chain management challenges. Students will develop a strategic plan for adding value to the supply chain by considering inventory, logistics, purchasing, distribution, and manufacturing goals while applying ethics in diverse global environments.

182-199 Supply Chain Careers Exploration

Students will investigate career options and learn related job skills, salaries and employment trends in supply chain management. Students will practice career management skills as they research a particular job and company. Included in this class will be job search materials, interviewing and communication skills required for success in the supply chain management profession.

182-400 APICS Introduction

182-414 Warehousing Distribution

Course will include basic of supply chain and logistics;product distribution;DC processes and product management software (WMS);order picking;quality control;and,storage.