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University of Nebraska College of Business Administration Major approved

Supply Chain Management Possessing the skills and knowledge to help move materials, parts or services from a concept to an end user which meets their expectations. University of Nebraska College of Business Administration Major approved. Aspirations.

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University of Nebraska College of Business Administration Major approved

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  1. Supply Chain ManagementPossessing the skills and knowledge to help move materials, parts or services from a concept to an end user which meets their expectations University of Nebraska College of Business Administration Major approved Supply Chain Management Systems

  2. Aspirations • Primary Focus: Creating Value for Customers • Analysis:Assessing Customer Wants & Needs • Order Winners and Qualifiers • Design: Value Added Products and Services • Purchasing • SelectingVendors • Distributing Value Added Products and Services • Communicating and Tracking Products and Services through information technology Supply Chain Management Systems

  3. Program Design Sources: Industry Fellow academics (Big 10) • Functional Skills • Supply chain concepts • Systems thinking • Understand business processes • Broader Skills (CBA background) • Interpersonal, teamwork & communication • Dynamic problem solver & learner • Change management • Business skills

  4. Sources of Curriculum Design • Several Existing Supply Chain Programs Including: • Michigan State University • Long Standing Program • Texas A & M University • New and Rapidly Rising Program • Recommended Skill Sets: • American Production and Inventory Control Society (APICS) Supply Chain Manager Competency Model • Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Supply Chain Curriculum • Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP)

  5. Our Starting PointEvery CBA Student • Business Preparatory Requirements • General Requirements ACE (30 hours) • Achievement Centered Education • Communications • 2 courses • Calculus (1 course) • Statistics (1 course) • Basic Computer Skills • 1 cr. hour not for degree • Leadership Development • 1 cr. hour not for degree • Business Core Requirements • Accounting • Managerial and Financial • Economics • Micro and Macro • Corporate Finance • Organizational Behavior • Management Information Systems • Operations and Supply Management • Principles of Marketing • Corporate Strategy

  6. SCMS Curriculum Supply Chain Management Systems

  7. Potential SpecializationsWhat is the highest priority? • Logistics/Transportation • Channels and Institutions • Optimization • Simulation • Operations Management • Operations Planning • Inventory Management • Scheduling/Sequencing • Information Systems • Systems Analysis • Database • Electronic Business • Business Data Communications • Procurement • Sourcing • Negotiation • Contracts • Financial Statements

  8. Directed Electives (pick 4)

  9. WHAT WE NEED • INDUSTRY ADVICE • What skill sets do you need? (done) • What topics/courses are the best fit? • Exposure to operations (field trips) • Projects • for Capstone Course • Faculty research • SUPPORT • Internship opportunities • Scholarships • Road trip opportunities • Job market • Recruiting resume database

  10. Supply Chain Conference • Quarterly (or biannual) • Student presentations • Capstone projects • Industry panels • Faculty discussions • Support for: • Funding trips/conference • Hire lecturers with specialty industry expertise

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