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Supply Chain Management, Minor

2021-2022 Edition

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The supply chain management minor is open to nonbusiness undergraduate students with any major and is comprised of contemporary courses taught from a global business perspective. Intended for future leaders, this minor intends to prepare students to understand and use supply chain tools and apply that framework to effectively manage numerous opportunities and risks across today’s global supply chains. The minor includes both fundamental courses and those geared toward more specific management and analytical challenges. These courses include real-world case examples, grounded in relevant theories and principles. Learning is reinforced through various analytical tools that are designed to develop necessary skills and knowledge for tomorrow’s work environment. Students have the opportunity to explore specific practice areas, such as analytics, healthcare operations, negotiating, demand planning, and logistics/transportation. In addition, the minor offers students an opportunity to gain insight and develop perspectives for important topics such as deglobalization/globalization and emerging technologies, such as blockchain, additive manufacturing, and smart robotics.

Complete all courses listed below unless otherwise indicated. Also complete any corequisite labs, recitations, clinicals, or tools courses where specified. Only four credits may be double counted toward a different minor. 

Required Course

Course List
Code Title Hours
SCHM 2301Supply Chain and Operations Management4

Electives

Course List
Code Title Hours
Complete three of the following:12
(At least 8 credits must come from SCHM courses.)
ACCT 3416
Strategic Cost Analysis for Decision Making
ENTR 3401
Consulting Operations Growth in SMEs
FINA 4340
Blockchain Applications in Finance
IE 2310
Introduction to Industrial Engineering
INTB 3310
Cultural Aspects of International Business
MGMT 3302
Negotiating in Business
MISM 2301
Management Information Systems
MISM 2510
Fundamentals of Information Analytics
MKTG 3501
Marketing Analytics
SCHM 3301
Global Supply Chain Strategy
SCHM 3305
Sourcing, Procurement, and Negotiation
SCHM 3308
Supply Chain Analytics and Emerging Technologies
SCHM 3310
Logistics and Transportation Management
SCHM 3315
Managing Healthcare Operations and Supply Chain
SCHM 3320
Forecasting and Sales Operations Planning
SCHM 4401
Contemporary Topics in Supply Chain Management

GPA Requirement

2.000 GPA required in the minor

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