Minor in Supply Chain Management 

The minor in supply chain management helps prepare business students who are not majoring in supply chain for careers in the field by exposing them to supply chain topics and beyond those discussed in the business core course in supply chain management. The growth in e-commerce has created a huge talent gap in the supply chain management career field. The minor in supply chain management will enable business students to study the foundations of this career field and broaden their knowledge of supply chain management and the relationship of supply chain management to other aspects of business. In addition, the minor will appear on transcripts, thus showing potential employers that the student has a working knowledge of supply chain management.

This minor is only open to students in the B.S.B. degree program pursuing one of the business majors other than supply chain management (e.g., accounting, finance, business analytics, etc.).

This minor is not open to non-business students.

The program requires 15 hours of coursework.

Requirements for the Minor in Supply Chain Management

15 Credit Hours Required

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Complete 1 Required Course (3 credits):
SCM 401	Introduction to Supply Chain Management	3
Complete 4 Elective Courses (3 credits each):
SCM 400	Special Topics in Supply Chain Management: _____	3
SCM 402	Procurement and Supplier Management	3
SCM 403	Logistics, Transportation and Warehouse Management	3
SCM 404	Management of Integrated Information System/ERP	3
SCM 410	Capstone in Supply Chain Management	3
SCM 415	Data Analysis and Forecasting	3
SCM 416	Supply Chain Modeling and Optimization	3
SCM 418	Modeling and Risk Analysis	3
SCM 425	Customer Relationship Management	3
SCM 453	Retailing, Distribution Channel and Supply Chains	3
SCM 500	Individual Research in Supply Chain Management	3