Program Overview

Master's in Supply Chain Analytics Curriculum

The MS Supply Chain Analytics curriculum provides an extensive education in operational strategy and tactics and a deep understanding of business analytics in the global supply chain. Coursework integrates big data analytics with supply chain quantitative methods, giving students the technical and qualitative skills essential to becoming an expert in the field.

Curriculum Overview

• The MS Supply Chain Analytics curriculum consists of 33 total credits taken over 3 semesters.
• The curriculum is structured as follows:
  • Summer Session: 6 credits
    • MSBX 5410 Fundamentals of Data Analytics - 3 credits
    • MSBC 5070 Survey of Business Analytics - 3 credits
  • Fall Semester: 15 credits
    • MSBX 5405 Structured Data Modeling & Analysis - 3 credits
    • MSBX 5450 Transportation and Logistics - 3 credits
    • MSBC 5460 Supply Chain Strategy - 3 credits
    • MSBC 5180 Machine Learning in Python - 3 credits
    • Elective - 3 credits
  • Spring Semester: 12 credits
    • MSBX 5435 Planning and Production - 1.5 credits
    • MSBC 5480 SCMN Experiential Projects Class - 3 credits
    • MBAX 6843 Supply Chain and Operations Analytics - 3 credits
    • MSBX 5470 Procurement and Contracting - 1.5 credits
    • Elective - 3 credits

Program Electives

• Students can choose from a variety of electives, including:
  • MSBC 5020 Financial Accounting - 1.5 credits
  • MSBC 5190 Modern Artificial Intelligence: Introduction to AI for Business - 3 credits
  • MSBX 5310 Customer Analytics - 3 credits
  • MSBX 5420 Unstructured and Distributed Data Modeling and Analysis - 3 credits
  • MSBX 5415 Advanced Data Analytics - 3 credits
  • MSBC 5680 Optimization Modeling - 3 credits
  • MBAX 6330 Market Intelligence - 3 credits
  • MBAX 6410 Process Analytics - 3 credits
  • MBAX 6350 Digital Marketing - 3 credits
  • MBAX 6361 New Product Development - 1.5 credits
  • MBAX 6440 Project Management - 3 credits
  • MBAX 6450 International Operations Management 3 credits
  • MBAX 6530 Negotiating and Conflict Management - 1.5 credits
  • MBAX 6560 Executive Leadership - 1.5 credits
  • MBAX 6801 Global Perspectives Seminar - 1.5 or 3 credits

Important Dates

• Online Python Bootcamp: June 15, 2026
• Mandatory All Student Orientation: July 1 – 6, 2026
• Classes Start: July 7, 2026