Course description
Students will learn how to plan and forecast demand for product and services, to gain an understanding of operations involving the movement of materials from raw materials for production to providing the finished product to the end consumer. After gaining an understanding of the supply chain function, students will learn how to manage the logistical movement of goods and products to include the transportation and services involved. An emphasis will be placed on understanding these functions within the government setting.
For careers such as:
· Supply Chain Manager
· Materials Planner
· Global Logistics Director
Students will learn how to plan and forecast demand for product and services, to gain an understanding of operations
involving the movement of materials from raw materials for production to providing the finished product to the end consumer.
After gaining an understanding of the supply chain function, students will learn how to manage the logistical movement of goods
and products to include the transportation and services involved. An emphasis will be placed on understanding these functions
within the government setting.
Bachelor of Science - Logistics and Supply Chain Management
MAJOR CODE: 52.0203
Program components for the Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
include:
1. APPLICABLE GENERAL UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS
To graduate, each student must:
• complete a minimum of 33 semester hours of the last 39 semester hours at ASU.
• complete a minimum of 60 semester hours of upper level college/university credit (300-400 level courses).
• complete a minimum of 15 semester hours of upper (300/400) level coursework in his or her major at Athens State
University, not including courses taken by consortium arrangement. School or departmental regulations may require
more than 15 semester hours of coursework in the major at Athens State University.
• complete all course requirements for major(s).
• complete all course requirements for minor (if applicable).
• complete all of the general studies curriculum core for the degree.
• attain an overall grade point average of 2.0, a 2.0 on all coursework attempted at Athens State University and at least a
2.0 in the major field. School or departmental regulations may require more than a 2.0 grade point average (see major
requirements in each discipline).
• complete the total degree requirements at a minimum of 124 to a maximum of 128 semester hours.
• complete the teacher certification requirements
