16 courses with the subject BUSC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
BUSC 2000Introduction to Supply Chain Management3
Introduces the interrelationships and integrates the supply chain functions across all entities at execution, operational and strategic levels. This course provides an overview of the entire supply chain planning process. This course also introduces the essential concepts and components of the physical distributions and standardization as elements of the total supply chain. Prerequisite: Approval from ASAP Coordinator or Division Chair. (Fall/Spring)
This course will introduce the role of logistics and transportation planning in the supply chain as a whole. Provides an overview of the key elements and components of logistics as well as the different logistic channels and the implications of different competitive positions. Topics will also include transportation routing and scheduling, the integration of transportation strategy with supply chain strategy. Prerequisite: ADSC 407 and Approval from ASAP Coordinator or Division Chair. (Fall/Spring)
This course will introduce basic inventory concepts to include inventory fulfillment, managing inventorying, and inventory performance metrics. Topics to include are distribution, hazmat, household goods, warehouse processes, metric theory, storage and retrieval, tracking and returns management. Prerequisite: ADSC 407 and Approval from ASAP Coordinator or Division Chair (Fall/Spring)
• Students are required to complete successfully 120 semester hours • 45 credit hours must be from the Management Track and must have a “C” or above grade; • 36 credit hours must be from the College Core; • 18 credit hours must be from general electives. 24 Total hours: 120 123 LEMOYNE-OWEN COLLEGE 2023-2025 COLLEGE CATALOG
Business Administration minor: A minor in Business Administration requires ACCT 201, ACCT 202 and ECON 203 plus nine (9) semester hours of upper division elective courses in the area of Business Administration. Students must successfully complete the business core lower-level courses prior to taking upper division courses.
BUSC 4259APICS (Advancing Productivity, Innovation and Competitive Success)3
Introduction of certification requirements for Production/Inventory Management and Supply Chain Management. Prerequisite: BUSC 407 and Approval from ASAP Coordinator or Division Chair. (Fall/Spring)
This course examines the basic elements of an agreement, identifying contracting considerations, contract performance and rights in contract relationships. Also identifies responsibilities, obligations and defenses to performance, warranties and product liability, introduction to the negotiation process and conducting the negotiation. Prerequisite: ADSC 407 and Approval from ASAP Coordinator or
Course examines how companies determine competitive advantage from their supply chains. Course is designed as a research project to observe today’s and tomorrow’s leaders and the growing industry impact of supply chain excellence. Prerequisite: ADSC 407 and Approval from ASAP Coordinator or
Course identifies lower-cost product and service designs. Course describes the principles, evaluation and decision-making components of value analysis and value engineering. Prerequisite: ADSC 407 and Approval from ASAP Coordinator or Division Chair. (Fall/Spring) 225 LEMOYNE-OWEN COLLEGE 2023-2025 COLLEGE CATALOG
An overview of global supply chain management and international logistics. Review the major forces and trends impacting global supply chains. Prerequisite: ADSC 407 and Approval from ASAP Coordinator or Division Chair. (Fall/Spring)
This course provides the framework for optimum quality, specifications and supplier certification. The course will review fundamentals of quality. Course will also address the manufacturing resource planning process to include system characteristics, planning hierarchy, and assessment. Prerequisite: ADSC 407 and Approval from ASAP Coordinator or Division Chair. (Fall/Spring)
