overview

Information, Operations and Technology Management Department offers the MBA in Operations and Supply Chain Management. As all MBA programs, it has a business core with three courses specializing in the Operations and Supply Chain Management. The three specialization courses along with the required core course and a pre-requisite course in analysis of manufacturing and service systems gives a good overview and an in-depth coverage on production planning and quality management. This program is ranked by Eduniversal as one of the best 100 programs in the country. Supply chain management research output of the department faculty was ranked well for supply chain research (SCM Journal List). This is a STEM program.

Program Requirements

Operations and supply chain Management

The Operations and Supply Chain Management major provides the student with the decision-making and problem-solving skills required for managing people and resources more effectively, whether in manufacturing firms, service industries, nonprofit organizations or government operations. Students acquire the knowledge and skills to manage people, resources, and research operations from product design, process evaluation, TQM, facility layout, and planning and schedule perspective.

MBA Core Requirements

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Must complete the MBA core course requirements in addition to the following:
OSCM 6680	Quality Management and Six Sigma	3
OSCM 6690	Supply Chain Resources Management	3
And one of the following:		3
OSCM 6250	Essentials of Business Analytics	3
OSCM 6270	Simulation and Waiting Lines	3
OSCM 6350	Prescriptive Analytics	3
OSCM 6550	Business Analytics and Cases	3
OSCM 6780	ERP Systems Process Management	3
OSCM 6980	Special Topics in Operations and Supply Chain Management	3

• PLO 1: The Operations and Supply Chain Management major provides the student with the decision-making and problem-solving skills required for managing people and resources more effectively, whether in manufacturing firms, service industries, nonprofit organizations or government operations.
• PLO 2: Students acquire the knowledge and skills to manage people, resources, and research operations from product design, process evaluation, TQM, facility layout, and planning and schedule perspective.