Logistics

Put Your Problem-Solving Skills to Work

Having an inventory of in-demand goods or services won't profit a vendor without a distribution strategy and knowledgeable leadership. Understanding the logistics behind supply and chain management is not only crucial to connecting the product with an intended customer but to also facilitating the regulated processes in between, from planning to quality control of inventory. In this program, you'll focus on the movement of goods, including costs, inventory control, government regulations, and traffic management. Courses have also been designed to enhance your communicative skills to work with vendors, staff, and management and understand emerging challenges both global and local, particularly in the Inland Empire.

Est. Tuition $2,420
Learning Format Online
Duration 6 months *
* Duration times can vary talk to your student success coach for more information.
Total Units 13 Units

Required Courses

In-Person Online Hybrid Online with Live Sessions

Course Schedules are Subject to Change

Required (13 Units )

WinterSpringSummerFall

Fundamentals of Supply Chain ManagementPrinciples and practices of purchasing from determining the requirements for goods and services through their receipt.

4 Units

Logistics in Supply Chain Management: Domestic and GlobalSurveys current practices in logistics management including purchasing, transportation, warehousing and inventory control.

3 Units

Distribution ManagementEventually, all manufactured products must be distributed to customers in order to complete the cash-to-cash cycle.

3 Units

Transportation and Traffic ManagementExplores transportation and traffic management principles and techniques including truck, ship, rail, air and intermodal.

3 Units