This capstone course applies supply chain concepts through a project focused on real-world strategic challenges. Key topics include procurement, risk management, international negotiations, supplier relationships, supply chain marketing and sustainability. Students will engage in assignments, discussions, and a final project to demonstrate their ability to design, evaluate, and manage resilient, ethical, and effective global supply chains. Prerequisites: GEN 499

This course examines the integration of logistics, warehousing, and distribution in global supply chains, focusing on environments shaped by trade dynamics, geopolitical tensions, and technology. Students will analyze warehouse design, transportation, inventory strategies, and network optimization with attention to financial, economic, and sustainability factors. Emphasis is on risk management, automation, compliance, and logistics as a driver of competitive advantage. Discussions, assignments, and quizzes challenge students to develop responsible solutions for real-world supply chain issues.

This course explores the impact of modern technologies on supply chain management, focusing on strategy and operational functions. The curriculum will examine how data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, the Internet of Things (IoT), blockchain, automation and other technologies are revolutionizing supply chains.