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Learning Outcomes

The successful student will be able to:

• Quantitatively forecast inventory needs and build a logistics plan to meet demand
• Critically assess the costs and logistical requirements of setting up a physical goods supply chain
• Use popular methodologies (such as six sigma) and common technologies to make and implement practical decisions
• Solve real-world supply chain management problems and clearly articulate end-to-end considerations for any proposed solution

Requirements

Concentration

Each course in the following common business requirements (45 credits) must be completed with a minimum grade of C. In addition, each required course in the concentration, concentration-related and concentration tracks must be completed with a minimum grade of C.

*Certain courses within this major are offered through a partnership with Rize Education. These courses are all offered in an online, asynchronous format and Â鶹Íø Family students take these courses alongside students from other universities that participate in the LCMC consortium. All courses have been vetted through Â鶹Íø’s standard faculty governance processes and are assessed using the same methods as courses taught by Â鶹Íø faculty. Students who successfully complete these courses earn Â鶹Íø credits that are applied toward their degree.

Common Business Requirements

Each course in the following common business requirements (45 credits) must be completed with a minimum grade of C. In addition, each required course in the concentration, concentration-related and concentration tracks must be completed with a minimum grade of C.

Free elective

Other Requirements

• Successful completion of comprehensive examination which is incorporated into BUSA 440.