COURSE CURRICULUM

This Management Science and Supply Chain curriculum is designed to build strong quantitative, analytical, and operational decision-making skills for business students. It begins with foundational courses in mathematics and statistics such as Mathematics for Business (MGSC-1101), Business Mathematics (MGSC-1103), Introduction to Statistics (MGSC-1108), and Calculus for Business (MGSC-1109), which develop essential numerical and problem-solving abilities. Students are then introduced to computer applications and business tools through Computers in Business (MGSC-2101) and advance into Quantitative Methods (MGSC-2103), Supply Chain Management (MGSC-2104), Information Systems for Management (MGSC-3101), Operations Management (MGSC-3108), Procurement and Supply Management (MGSC-3103), and Logistics & Transportation (MGSC-3104), focusing on real business operations and decision systems. At the advanced level, the program includes Global Sourcing (MGSC-4101), which examines international trade complexities. Graduate-level courses further deepen expertise with Business Analytics Fundamentals (MGSC-5111), Statistics for Business Analytics (MGSC-5118), Predictive Modeling and Analytics (MGSC-5125), Data Security and Ethics (MGSC-5122), Database Concepts (MGSC-5106), and advanced Supply Chain and Global Sourcing modules. Overall, the program blends theory, practical tools, and real-world applications to prepare students for careers in analytics, operations, logistics, and global business management, with a strong focus on data-driven decision making and supply chain efficiency in modern organizations.