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Operations and Supply Chain Management Concentration

Operations and Supply Chain Management designs, plans, and manages the facilities, processes, and activities utilized to convert resources into goods and services.

Operations and Supply Chain Management Concentration

The Operations and Supply Chain Management concentration is open to business administration students at Georgia Tech. After completing MGT 3501, students will complete six advanced Operations and Supply Chain Management courses. Students must earn a grade of "C" or higher in all courses to complete the concentration.

Group A

Note: Pre-requisites are listed in parentheses. Pre-requisites will not be waived.

Select at least 4 courses.

MGT 3510 - Management of Technology (MGT 3501)

MGT 3744 - Managing Products, Service, and Technology Development 

MGT 4352 - Operations Resource Planning

MGT 4353 - Operations Strategy (MGT 3501)

MGT 4360 - Global Operations and Supply Chain Management (MGT 3501)

MGT 4366 - Service Operations (MGT 3501)

MGT 4367 - Revenue Analytics (previously taught as MGT 4803 Revenue Analytics. No credit allowed for both) (MGT 2251 or MGT 2255)

MGT 4369 - Sustainable Business Practicum

MGT 4401 - Supply Chain Modeling (previously taught as MGT 4803 Supply Chain Modeling. No credit allowed for both) (MGT 3501)

MGT 4803 - Managing Process Innovation (MGT 2251 or MGT 2255)
Group B

Note: Pre-requisites are listed in parentheses. Pre-requisites will not be waived.

Select at least 2 courses.

MGT 3743 - Analysis of Emerging Technologies

MGT 3770 - Business Decisions for Sustainability & Shared Value (previously taught as MGT 4803 Business Decisions for Sustainability & Shared Value. No credit allowed for both)

MGT 4056 - Electronic Commerce

MGT 4057 - Business Process Analysis and Design

MGT 4193 - Servant Leadership, Values, and Systems

MGT 4309 - Services Marketing (previously taught as MGT 4803 Services Marketing. No credit allowed for both) (MGT 3300)

MGT 4341 - Management of Healthcare Operations (previously taught as MGT 4803 Management of Healthcare Operations. No credit allowed for both) 

MGT 4670 - Entrepreneurship (MGT 3101 or MGT 3150)

MGT 4910 - Special Problems - Independent Research taught by a College of Business Operations faculty member. Only one (1) Special Problems (4910) course (3 hours) may be used toward a concentration.

OR any remaining classes from Group A courses above

View the Undergraduate Catalog in Management