Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Logistics/Supply Chain Management Concentration

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration provides students with foundational business knowledge, linking industry concepts with real-world examples that foster applied learning to prepare students for their chosen career. Students develop proficiency in business tools/techniques and the principles/skills of management. The program builds on technical skills and soft skills to support the student’s professional growth.

BSBA-L/SCM Program prepares the student to:

• Apply business skills and analytical problem-solving to support organizational objectives
• Summarize how management knowledge and skills support organizational performance
• Demonstrate knowledge and application of logistics and supply chain management

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (BSBA-L/SCM) is designed to prepare graduates for a career in supply chain management. Students will develop proficiency in qualitative and quantitative techniques for distribution management, inventory control, procurement, and supplier management from a global perspective.

BSBA-L/SCM program competencies:

• Employ tools, principles, and techniques of continuous process improvement in order to achieve quality and excellence in the workplace.
• Apply appropriate concepts and principles of finance, accounting, and statistics to make effective decisions.
• Demonstrate the application of management information systems including spreadsheets and database applications.
• Explain how managers assist organizations, individuals, and teams to adapt to continuous change.
• Demonstrate competencies and professional skills in management and business.
• Analyze business organizations from a managerial perspective.
• Demonstrate the application of supply chain and logistics management systems to business strategy and operations
• Discuss issues associated with integrating supply chain factors throughout the value chain from product design, through manufacturing, delivery, support, and disposal
• Apply quantitative and qualitative managerial methods to global supply chain management

Degree Requirements

Courses: General Education

ECON210	Principles of Macroeconomics	4.5
ECON212	Principles of Microeconomics	4.5
ENGL101	Composition and Critical Thinking	4.5
ENGL103	Composition: Writing and Research	4.5
ENGL201	Principles of Professional Writing	4.5
	or
ENGL203	Professional Speech Communication	4.5
GOVT201	American Government and Public Affairs	4.5
	or
HIST101	Modern American History: 1950 to the 21st Century	4.5
LITR201	Literature: A Reflection of Life	4.5
MATH102	Introduction to College Math	4.5
MATH106	Algebra for Business	4.5
MATH301	Data Driven Statistics	4.5
MATH451	Data Driven Decision Making	4.5
SCI101	Introduction to the Sciences	4.5
SCI103	Lab - Science and Technology	1.5
SCI201	Environmental Science and Sustainability	4.5
SCI203	Lab - Environmental Science and Sustainability	1.5
UNIV104	Academic and Career Success	4.5
	or
HUMNELE	Humanities Elective	4.5
	Total Credit Hours:	66

Courses: Core

ACCT201	Accounting I	4
ACCT202	Accounting II	4
BADM440	Research Design Methods and Applications	4
ECON310	Global Managerial Economics	4
FINC400	Financial Management	4
HRMT215	Management of Human Resources	4
HRMT440	Managing Organizational Change	4
IT254	Spreadsheet Applications	4
MGM255	Management Fundamentals	4
MGM316	International Business Communications	4
MGM335	Organizational Behavior Principles	4
MGM355	International Business Practices	4
MGM365	The Legal and Ethical Environment of Business	4
MGMT235	Business Law I	4
MGMT345	Operations Management	4
MGMT455	Business Policies and Strategies	4
MKTG225	Introduction to Marketing	4
MPM210	Introduction to Project Management	6
SCM210	Introduction to Logistics/Supply Chain Management	4
UNIV201	Career Planning and Management	4
	Total Credit Hours:	82

Courses: Logistics/Supply Chain Management Concentration

BADM370	Quality Management	4
SCM220	Transportation and Distribution Management	4
SCM310	Material and Inventory Management	4
SCM320	Contracts and Procurement	4
SCM330	Contract Pricing and Negotiation	4
SCM410	Contract Management	4
SCM430	Logistics/Supply Chain Management Capstone	4
ELE	Select a minimum of 4 credit hours	4
	Total Credit Hours:	32

SCM430: Capstone class, SCM430, may be conducted incrementally based on campus decision.

Total Credit Hours: 180

Locations

• Colorado Springs
• Virtual Campus