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Supply Chain & Logistics Program Contact: Susan Lammers, 563-441-4362, slammers@eicc.edu
| Course Requirements for Supply Chain & Logistics AAS |
Level 30 (MOS Related Credit) |
Level 40 (MOS Related Credit) |
Level 50 (MOS Related Credit) |
Department Proficiency Exam | CLEP | DANTES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BUS161 Human Relations (3) | 3 Credits | 3 Credits | ||||
| BUS180 Business Ethics (3) | ||||||
| BUS185 Business Law I (3) | ||||||
| BUS293 Principles of Workforce Competitive Advantage (3) | ||||||
| BUS300 Introduction to Radio Frequency Identification (3) | ||||||
| BUS302 Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Software (3) | ||||||
| CSC110 Introduction to Computers (3) | x | |||||
| ENG107 Composition I: Technical Writing (3) | x (ENG105) | x (ENG108) | ||||
| MAT110 Math for Liberal Arts (3) OR | ||||||
| MAT156 Statistics (3) | ||||||
| MFG106 Workplace Safety (3) | Copy of current OSHA-10 General Industry Card | |||||
| MFG505 Lean Manufacturing (1) | ||||||
| MGT130 Principles of Supervision (3) | 3 Credits | 3 Credits | ||||
| MGT165 Principles of Quality (3) | ||||||
| MGT260 Introduction to Business Logistics (3) | 3 Credits | 3 Credits | 3 Credits | |||
| MGT261 Principles of Transportation Management (3) | ||||||
| MGT263 Principles of Distribution and Warehouse Management (3) | 3 Credits | 3 Credits | ||||
| MGT265 International Transportation & Logistics (3) | ||||||
| MGT268 Principles of Logistics Operations Management (3) | 3 Credits | |||||
| MGT269 Introduction to Inventory Management (3) | 3 Credits | 3 Credits | ||||
| MGT910 Supply Chain Internship (3) | ||||||
| MKT110 Principles of Marketing (3) | ||||||
| PSY213 Industrial & Organizational Psychology (3) |
Notes:
1. Academic Residency: Sixteen (16) of your last 32 credits earned prior to graduation must be completed at a college of EICC.
2. Limitation on credit by examination and prior learning portfolio: No more than 46 credits earned through examination and/or portfolio may be applied to an associate degree and no more than 30 of these credits may be earned through CLEP examination.