SCM 302 - Supply Chain

(3)

FA. This course takes an integrative cross-functional approach to the study of supply chain management. Students will evaluate the challenges and opportunities involved in constructing a global network of organizations that cooperate synergistically to provide goods and services. Global business issues are discussed in the context of ethics and sustainability from a Reformed Christian perspective. Topical coverage includes cross-cultural considerations, strategy, supply chain network design, sourcing, logistics, supply chain relationship management, demand forecasting, and performance evaluation. For entry into this 300-level course in the operations and supply chain management major, students must achieve at least a C in BUS 101, BUS 201, and ACCT 203. Prerequisites: ACCT 203, SCM 201, and STAT 143.