Supply Chain Management, Certificate

Program Overview

The Supply Chain Management Certificate program provides a comprehensive foundation in supply chain management principles and practices. Through six courses, students gain knowledge in project management, quality management, information systems, supply chain design, procurement, inventory management, transportation, and logistics. This program prepares individuals for careers in supply chain management and related fields.

Program Outline

Outline:

The Supply Chain Management Certificate program consists of 18 credits and requires the completion of six courses:

• MGMT 323 Project Management (3 credits): This course covers the fundamentals of project management, including planning, scheduling, budgeting, and risk management.
• MGMT 325 Quality Management (3 credits): This course explores quality management principles and techniques, focusing on improving processes and products.
• MGMT 425 Supply Chain Management (3 credits): This course provides a comprehensive overview of supply chain management, covering topics such as supply chain design, logistics, and inventory control.
• MGMT 426 Procurement and Inventory Management (3 credits): This course focuses on the procurement process and inventory management strategies, including sourcing, negotiation, and demand forecasting.
• MGMT 427 Transportation and Logistics Management (3 credits): This course explores transportation and logistics systems, including transportation modes, warehousing, and distribution networks.