Operations and Supply Chain

Operations and Supply Chain Management Concentration

Operations designs smarter processes, streamlines work, and solves high-impact problems to reduce costs, speed up delivery, and improve customer experience.

Operations Management is the foundation of every organization - where strategy meets action. Working across functions - from engineering to sales to finance and beyond, Operation's uses tools like analytics and artificial intelligence to create value by continuously improving the organization's ability to turn revenue into profit.

The Operations and Supply Chain Management concentration is open to Business Administration students. 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.

Concentration Overview

Bob Myers, senior lecturer, gives an overview of the Operations and Supply Chain Management concentration within the Scheller undergraduate program.

Required Courses

Prerequisites will not be waived. The course offerings listed are based on historical data and are subject to change.

Select at least four courses.

Course Number	Title	Prerequisites	Offered (Subject to Change)
MGT 3510	Management of Technology	Junior/Senior	Spring and Fall
MGT 3744	Managing Products, Service, and Technology Development		Spring
MGT 4353	Operations Strategy	MGT 3501	Fall
MGT 4360	Global Operations Management	Junior/Senior	Fall
MGT 4366	Service Operations	MGT 3501	Summer (Abroad) and Fall
MGT 4367	Revenue Analytics	MGT 2255	Spring
MGT 4369	Sustainable Business Practicum	Junior/Senior	Fall
MGT 4370	Managing Process Innovation (Previously MGT 4803 Managing Process Innovation. No credit allowed for both.)	MGT 2250	Fall
MGT 4401	Supply Chain Modeling	MGT 3501	Spring

Elective Courses

Prerequisites will not be waived. The course offerings listed are based on historical data and are subject to change.

Select at least two courses or any remaining classes from Group A courses.

Course Number	Title	Prerequisites	Offered (Subject to Change)
MGT 3743	Emerging Technologies		Spring and Fall (T&M)
MGT 3770	Business Decision for Sustainability and Shared Value (Previously MGT 4803 Business Decision for Sustainability and Shared Value. No credit allowed for both.)
MGT 4056	Electronic Commerce		Spring
MGT 4057	Business Process Analysis and Design	MGT 2210 (prev. MGT 2200)	Fall
MGT 4193	Servant Leadership, Values, and Systems	Junior/Senior	Spring, Summer, and Fall
MGT 4309	Services Marketing (Previously MGT 4803 Services Marketing. No credit allowed for both.)	MGT 3300	Spring
MGT 4341	Management of Healthcare Operations (Previously MGT 4803 Management of Healthcare Operations. No credit allowed for both.)	Junior/Senior	Spring
MGT 4670	Entrepreneurship	MGT 3101	Spring and Fall
MGT 4803	Building Sustainable Business Models		Spring
MGT 4803	International Business Practicum		Spring (Abroad)
MGT 4910	Special Problems	Faculty Approval	Spring, Summer, and Fall

Operations and Supply Chain