about MS in Integrated
Supply Chain ManagEMENT
The Master of Science in Integrated Supply
Chain Management degree is earned upon
successful completion of 30-33 graduate credits.
(Each course 3 credits unless otherwise noted.)
Foundation Courses (Required)
■■ Supply Chain Management
(prerequisite to International Supply
Chain Management)
■■ International Supply Chain
Management
Core Competencies (Required)
Analysis
■■ Quality Engineering and Management
Purchasing
■■ Purchasing Management
Management
■■ Organizational Change Leadership:
Theory and Practice
Operations
■■ Production Planning and Control
Logistics
■■ *Supply Chain Logistics
Customer Relations
■■ *Supply Chain Customer Relations
Advanced Requirement
One capstone course is required and you should
take it in your last semester.
■■ *Integrated Supply Chain Management
Capstone or
*Seminar Paper or *Thesis Research
Areas of Emphasis (6 credits)
You must complete one area of emphasis by
taking at least 6 credits in your chosen area.
Analysis
■■ Applied Statistics
■■ Simulation Modeling of Engineering
Systems
■■ Optimization with Engineering
Applications
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■■ Design of Experiments (Engineering)
■■ Taguchi Method of Designing
Experiments
■■ *Design of Experiments (Industrial
Studies)
Management
■■ Management Decision Analysis
■■ Advanced Quality Management
■■ Engineering Communications
■■ Engineering Management
■■ Research Methodology
■■ Business Ethics
Purchasing
■■ Project Procurement Management
Operations
■■ Design for Manufacturability
■■ Product Design and Development
■■ Advanced Production and Operations
Analysis
■■ Advanced Cost and Value Analysis
■■ Systems Engineering Management
■■ Continuous Improvement with Lean
Principles
■■ Industrial Design for Production
■■ *Current Issues in Manufacturing
Logistics
Emphasis available at a date to be determined.
Customer Relations
Emphasis available at a date to be determined.
Integration
Of the 30-33 credits to graduate, you need to
take at least six from each of three disciplines.
1. Business (BUSADMIN and selected ISCM
courses)
2. Engineering (ENGRG and selected ISCM
courses)
3. Industrial Studies (INDUSTDY and selected
ISCM courses)
*Subject to final approval by the Graduate Council.
Programs and admission requirements subject
to change without notice.