Supply Chain & Logistics Mgmt (LOGM)

LOGM 6101 - Global Supply Chain Management (3 Credits)

This course presents the key concepts of supply chain management using the most successful supply chains around the globe. The course will place a special emphasis on the role of supply chain as a key strategic core competency. The course includes topics such as inventory management, forecasting, location decisions, and resource planning. Offered: Fall.

Restrictions:

Enrollment limited to students with a semester level of Graduate.

Lecture hours: 3

LOGM 6105 - Procurement and Contract Management (3 Credits)

This course discusses the most important aspects of the procurement and sourcing processes. Using procurement as a strategic tool and its influence on major functional activities in an organization is discussed in this course. The course describes the flow of sourcing and procurement decisions using illustrative examples and case studies. Offered: Spring.

Lecture hours: 3

LOGM 6111 - Analytical Methods in Supply Chain Analysis (3 Credits)

This course presents key analytical tools commonly used during the design and optimization of Logistics and Supply Chain systems. The course applies tools such as linear and integer programming, simulation, and cost modeling to solve supply chain problems. Offered: Summer.

Lecture hours: 3

LOGM 6113 - Advanced Quality Management (3 Credits)

This course covers advanced Lean Six Sigma tools used to for improving processes, reducing process variability, and systematically eliminate waste. This course covers the DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control) phases of Six Sigma and the lean concept by focusing on problem solving techniques and methodologies. Offered: Summer.

Prerequisites: (MGMT 6108)

Lecture hours: 3