Master of Science in Supply Chain Management

Curriculum

The Master of Science in Supply Chain Management is earned upon the successful completion of 30 credit hours.  All courses are three credits unless otherwise noted.  Graduate credits in which a grade lower than a "C" has been earned will not be counted toward the degree; however, these lower grades will be reflected in the student's grade point average.

Course Title Credits
Foundation Course3
International Supply Chain Management
Core:18
Business Analytics
Purchasing Management
Strategic Management
Production Planning and Control
Supply Chain Logistics
Customer Relationship Management
Advanced Requirement3
Select one Capstone course to be taken the last semester:
Integrated Supply Chain Management Capstone
Seminar Paper Research
Thesis Research
Areas of Emphasis6
Select a minimum of 6 credits in a chosen Area of Emphasis.
Total Credits30

Areas of Emphasis

Analysis Emphasis

Course Title Credits
Choose 6 credits from the following:6
Applied Statistics
Simulation Modeling of Engineering Systems
Optimization with Engineering Applications
Taguchi Method of Designing Experiments
Design of Experiments
Total Credits6

Management Emphasis

Course Title Credits
Choose 6 credits of the following:6
Advanced Quality Management
Engineering Communications
Engineering Management
Research Methodology
Business Ethics
Total Credits6

Purchasing Emphasis

Course Title Credits
Complete the following:6
Outsourcing
Project Procurement Management
Total Credits6

Operations Emphasis

Course Title Credits
Choose 6 credits from the following:6
Industrial Design for Production
Advanced Production and Operations Analysis
Advanced Cost and Value Analysis
Systems Engineering Management
Continuous Improvement With Lean Principles
Design for Manufacturability
Product Design and Development
Total Credits6

Logistics Emphasis

Course Title Credits
Choose 6 credits from the following:6
Import/Export
Warehousing and Distribution Management
Reverse Logistics
Total Credits6

Any new elective courses will apply for all catalog years unless otherwise stated.