Logistics Management AAS

Logistics Management Degree (Program Code: LM13)

Program Description

The Associate of Science Degree in Logistics Management is designed with a large Pre-Business and General Education Core coupled with an occupational component of courses in Logistics Management.  The program mirrors the Pre-Business and Core Curriculum of Clayton State University which would enable a graduation to continue his education in Logistics at the university level.

Career Information

Occupation

Entry-level supervisors or managers.

 

Career Projections

The number of jobs in this field is expected to increase by 14.3% nationally and 20.4% in the State of Georgia over the next several years. Estimated salaries in this field start around $30 an hours and $62,000 a year.
Labor market data was compiled using Economic Modeling Specialists, international and is updated annually.

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Admission Requirements

General College Admissions Requirements

Program Contact Information

Von Gatewood

Program Coordinator, Supply Chain Management

Academic Building C2207B

[e-mail]

404-225-4675

Program Length and Cost

Minimum Program Length in Semester Terms: 6 Terms

Credit Hours: 75

Estimated Program Cost: $14,752

Required Courses

 

General Education Courses (min. of 15 Credits)

Area A- (9 credits)

ENGL 1101	Composition and Rhetoric	3
ENGL 1102	Literature and Composition	3
MATH 1111	College Algebra	3

Area B- (3 credits)

HIST 1112

World History II

3

Area C- (6 hrs)

ENGL 2130	American Literature	3
	And
	Select one of the following courses
SPCH 1101	Public Speaking	3
	Or
ARTS 1101	Art Appreciation	3
	Or
MUSC 1101	Music Appreciation	3
	Or
HUMN 1100	Introduction to Humanities	3

Area D- (12 Credits)

HUMN 1100

Introduction to Humanities

3

Block 1- Traditional Lab Science- Select One of the following Block 1 clusters- (4 credits)

BIOL 1111	Biology I	3
BIOL 1111L	Biology Lab I	1
	Or
CHEM 1151	Survey of Inorganic Chemistry	3
CHEM 1151L	Survey of Inorganic Chemistry Lab	1
	Or
CHEM 1211	Chemistry I	3
CHEM 1211L	Chemistry Lab I	1
	Or
PHYS 1111	Introductory Physics I	3
PHYS 1111L	Introductory Physics Lab I	1

Block 2- Environmental Lab Science- (8 credits)

MATH 1131	Calculus I	4
	And
BIOL 1112	Biology II	3
BIOL 1112L	Biology Lab II	1
	Or
CHEM 1212	Chemistry II	3
CHEM 1212L	Chemistry Lab II	1
	Or
PHYS 1112	Introductory Physics II	3
PHYS 1112L	Introductory Physics Lab II	1

Area E- (12 credits)

ECON 2105	Macroeconomics	3
	And
POLS 1101	American Government	3
	Select one of the following courses
HIST 2111	U.S. History I	3
	Or
HIST 2112	U.S. History II	3
	Select one of the following courses
PSYC 1101	Introductory Psychology	3
	Or
SOCI 1101	Introduction to Sociology	3

Area F- (19 credits)

ACCT 1100	Financial Accounting I	4
ACCT 2000	Managerial Accounting	3
ECON 2106	Microeconomics	3
MGMT 1120	Introduction to Business	3
COMP 1000	Introduction to Computer Literacy	3
MKTG 1130	Business Regulations and Compliance	3

Occupational Courses (14 Credits)

SCMA 1000	Introduction to Supply Chain Management	3
SCMA 1003	Introduction to Transportation and Logistics Management	3
CWDS 1600	Warehousing Technology Skills	2
LOGI 1020	Materials Management	3
BUSN 1320	Business Interaction Skills	3

Total Credit Hours: 75

 

Program Outcomes

1. The graduate will be able to provide a general knowledge of Supply Chain Management and the associated functions necessary for delivery of goods and services to customers.
2. The graduate will be able to introduce  the five basic forms of transportation and provides an understanding of the economic fundamentals underlying each mode.
3. The graduate will be able to provide an overview and study of technology used in the warehousing environment.
4. The graduate will be able to provide an introduction to materials management thought the planning production process, master scheduling, material requirements, and forecasting material demands and inventory levels.

5. The graduate will be able to provide the tools to communicate and interact more effectively in person, in writing, and on the telephone with both internal and external customers.