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Master of Managerial Logistics

Degree Requirements

The Master of Managerial Logistics is an online professional program consisting of 35 credits of coursework and is a non-thesis degree. However, each student must complete a creative component – which will be a transportation and logistical analysis of a chosen county. Case studies may include: (1) comprehensive evaluation of the transportation planning processes, (2) analysis of all intermodal transportation systems, (3) emergency or disaster response case studies or plans, (4) security programs or issues, and (5) recommendations of logistics movements of goods and people throughout the country.

A minimum of 35 credits is required for the Master of Managerial Logistics. All 35 credits must be completed using approved courses numbered from 700-789. The creative component is the capstone experience, culminating all course material, applications, and research skills together in the Case Studies in Logistics course. An overall GPA of 3.0 or higher must be maintained to remain in good academic standing.

A Plan of Study for the Master of Managerial Logistics is shown below:

Number

Course Description

Credits

TL 711

Logistics Systems

4

TL 715

Enterprise Resource Planning

3

TL 719

Crisis Analysis and Homeland Security

3

TL 721

International Logistics Management

4

TL 723

Advanced Supply Chain Planning

3

TL 725

Technology Advances and Logistics

3

TL 727

Organizational Change Management

3

TL 729

Adaptive Planning in Logistics

3

TL 731

Logistics Decision Analysis

3

TL 733

Case Studies in Logistics

3

TL 735

Acquisition Contracts: Law and Mgmt

3


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Last Updated: Thursday, March 28, 2013 1:36:53 PM