Supply Chain and Logistics A.A.S

Program Overview

The Supply Chain and Logistics A.A.S. program equips students with the knowledge and skills for careers in supply chain management. The program covers topics such as supply chain operations, global trade, data analytics, problem-solving, and supervisory skills. Graduates can pursue careers as supply chain analysts, logisticians, inventory control specialists, and more in sectors like manufacturing, retail, and transportation. The program consists of 60-62 credit hours and can be completed in two years.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Program Content: The Supply Chain and Logistics A.A.S program focuses on preparing students with the knowledge and skills required for careers in the supply chain management field.
The program covers topics such as supply chain operations, global trade, data analytics, problem-solving, and supervisory skills.
• Course Schedule: The course schedule for the program includes courses in General Education Requirements, Core Course Requirements, and Electives.
• Course Structure: The program consists of 60-62 credit hours and can be completed in two years.
• Individual Modules with Descriptions: The program's core course requirements include:
• MFG 101: Principles of Safety (3):
Introduces the fundamental principles of safety in manufacturing and logistics environments.
• MFG 111: Principles of Quality Practices (3): Covers the principles and practices of quality control and improvement in supply chain management.
• LGM 101: Supply Chain and Logistics I (3): Provides an overview of the supply chain management field, including its components, processes, and strategies.
• LGM 210: Supply Chain and Logistics II (3): Builds on LGM 101 and explores advanced topics in supply chain management, such as inventory management, transportation, and international logistics.
• LGM 105: Intro to Supply Chain Operational Management (3): Focuses on the operational aspects of supply chain management, including planning, scheduling, and execution of supply chain processes.
• LGM 205: Global Trade and Culture (3): Examines global trade practices, cultural differences, and their impact on supply chain management.
• LGM 210: Introduction to Data Analytics (3): Introduces the concepts and techniques of data analytics and its applications in supply chain management.
• MFG225: Supervisory Skills (3): Develops the skills necessary for effective supervision in a supply chain environment, including communication, motivation, and leadership.
• MFG 215: Problem Solving (3): Teaches problem-solving techniques and methodologies used in the supply chain industry.
• BUS 204 or BUS 208 or BUS 210: Select one course from these three options, which cover topics in total quality operations management, entrepreneurship/ small business management, or organizational behavior.
• Elective Courses with Descriptions: Students can choose from the following electives to complete their degree requirements:
• ETC 101: Fundamentals of Electronics (3)
• MFG 141: Principles of Green Production (3)

Careers:

Graduates of the Supply Chain and Logistics A.A.S. program can pursue career opportunities in various sectors, such as manufacturing, retail, distribution, and transportation. Potential job titles include:

• Supply Chain Analyst
• Logistician
• Inventory Control Specialist
• Purchasing Agent
• Transportation Manager
• Warehouse Manager
• Operations Supervisor