COURSE CURRICULUM

In Semester 1, students begin their studies by learning the fundamentals of accounting, business computer applications, financial planning, human resource management, marketing, and supply chain management. These courses provide a solid foundation for understanding key business operations. Semester 2 expands on these topics with courses in communication, business computer applications, macroeconomics, and business mathematics. Students also delve deeper into logistics, transportation, and distribution, as well as operations and process management to enhance their understanding of supply chain operations. In Semester 3, students focus on the practical application of business processes and advanced spreadsheet applications specific to supply chain management. The curriculum also includes career development for supply chain and operations management professionals, along with courses on supply chain planning, scheduling, and procurement. In Semester 4, students continue to explore more advanced topics, including lean principles and continuous improvement, supply chain execution and control, global supply chain and operations management, and integrated supply chain management. The semester also includes a statistics for business course and another general education elective to round out the program.