Operations & Supply Chain Management Learning Outcomes

Outcome 1: Supply Chains—Students will develop a framework to design and analyze global supply chains that meet or exceed customer quality, deliver, cost and service requirements.

1.1 Develop a supply chain framework: Essay exam question or project.

Outcome 2: Business Analytics—Students will apply the processes and tools of business analytics to a wide range of problems to support informed decision making.

2.1 Apply problem solving methods: Students will be evaluated on their ability to solve a realistic case study problem.

Foundational Studies 2: Critically evaluate the ideas of others.

Outcome 3: Information Flow—Given a specific customer need, interpret the critical importance of information flow in a global supply chain and its impact on operations, logistics, and supply chain management.

3.1 Evaluate Importance of Information Flow Case study, assignment or project in OSCM 490.

Outcome 4: Direct Experience—Through direct experience in an organization, apply the concepts and methods of Operations and Supply Chain Management to a significant decision facing the organization.

4.1 Apply Methods in a Real Organization; Discipline Knowledge: Internship or OSCM 445/445EL.

4.2 Apply Methods in a Real Organization; Professional Skills: Supervisor or industry contact evaluation of student.

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