Supply Chain Management

SCM Curriculum| Revised Degree Plan | Revised Course Descriptions

SCM Curriculum of the Revised Program

SCM Program mission:

The Supply Chain Management Program (SCM) is committed to developing a wide range of skills and a firm knowledge base to meet student aspirations and the needs of the business community. This program is designed to encompass global logistics, quality and supply management components to help students attain their highest educational and career goals. The SCM Program further aims to instill value-based attitudes for lifelong learning in a variety of business environments.

SCM Program objectives / goals:

The SCM Program has the following educational goals:

1. To prepare graduates to start a career in supply chain management.
2. To qualify graduates who are able to pursue higher education.
3. To enhance graduates’ ability to engage in lifelong learning.

Program Learning Outcomes::

Knowledge:

• Describe SCM functions in the business environment
• Recognize SCM concepts used in improving business operations 

Skills:

• Apply basic quantitative methods to solve supply chain problems
• Use critical thinking skills in making supply chain decisions 

Competence:

• Exhibit ethical and responsible behavior
• Demonstrate teamwork skills
• Demonstrate effective communication skills using ICT tools 

Professional Occupations:

After completing the program, students may take up any SCM occupation such as:

• Warehouse Manager
• Inventory Manager
• Purchasing Agent
• Logistics Coordinator
• Customer Service Manager
• Procurement Manager
• Manufacturing Flow Manager
• Physical Distributor

Program Faculty:

Curriculum Overview:

The objectives of the Associate Degree in Supply Chain Management are achieved through a curriculum made up of courses in the following areas: