BADM 3800 – Foundations of Supply Chain Management
SCM is a cross-functional discipline concerned with the movement of products, the use of business resources, the flow of information, and the deployment of services in the value chain. In this SCM introductory course, students receive a comprehensive overview of the business processes, value-creating activities, and best practices for a supply chain—including forecasting and demand management, sourcing and procurement, sales and operations planning, and through logistics (i.e., warehousing, distribution, and transportation)—out to the customer. This course is also designed to refine the intuition developed from models to develop managerial insights.

• Complete your degree fully online.
• Seven-week online classes allow most students to finish their bachelor’s degree in two years.
• School of Professional Studies students pay a discounted $630 per credit hour. Many are eligible for financial aid and scholarships, including a 20% discount for many Chicago city and community college graduates.
• Credit for Prior Learning allows you to earn credit for life experiences, training, certification, or licensure, bringing you one step closer to completing your degree.