Supply Chain Engineering and Management | Master of Engineering Management | NC State
Supply Chain Engineering and Management
Last Updated: 03/15/2024 and all information is still up-to-date
The Supply Chain Engineering and Management Concentration strives to address the growing need for professionals like you, skilled in planning, designing and controlling complex systems.
Through courses led by top faculty members at the Colleges of Engineering and Management, you will cover topics in relationship building, modeling and analysis and strategic operations management while focusing on the supply chain foundations from a technical engineering perspective.
You will regularly interact with real-world companies, meeting with company representatives and participating in mock interviews.
A MEM with a concentration in Supply Chain Engineering and Management prepares you to integrate the flow of materials, finances and information from suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and retailers to the final customer. You will coordinate and integrate these flows both within and among companies.
From manufacturing to data analysis, there are very few areas of business that supply chain management doesn’t touch upon. With so many roles and career paths, finding a position that matches your interests and experience and will be a great fit for you should be easy.
Curriculum
| CONCENTRATION: Supply Chain Engineering and Management | Credits |
|---|---|
| CORE Subtotal | 15 |
| Take four courses: (No more than 12 credit hours may come from MBA courses) | |
| ISE 511 Supply Chain Economics and Decision Making 1 | 3 |
| ISE 519 Database Applications in Industrial and Systems Engineering 1 * | |
| ISE 535 Python Programming for Industrial & Systems Engineers 1 * | 3 |
| ISE 552 Design and Control of Production and Service Systems 1 | 3 |
| ISE 553 Modeling and Analysis of Supply Chains 1 | 3 |
| ISE 754 Logistics Engineering 1 | |
| MBA 541 Supply Chain Relationships 1 | 3 |
| MBA 544 Operations Analysis 1 | 3 |
| MBA 546 Strategic Operations Management 1 | 3 |
| Take one course: | |
| EM 675 Engineering Management Masters Project (or substitute practicum with approval) | 3 |
| MBA 549 Supply Chain Management Practicum 1 (or substitute practicum with approval) | 3 |
1 Course taught both on-campus and online.
* You can NOT use both ISE 519 and ISE 535 toward this concentration
The Master of Engineering Management with a supply chain concentration helps you gain knowledge and skills to:
- Build relationships with suppliers
- Manage the flow of information
- Understand how each department within an industry must work together to be successful
- Use an analytical approach for complicated situations in the process and make decisions for success
- Organize sourcing processes, negotiate contracts, evaluate options, analyze a process, service or production process, and design and deliver a network.
This degree program prepares you for a complete list of tasks, including:
- Collecting, storing, processing and analyzing data
- Reporting detailed statistics and patterns
- Drawing conclusions and insights
- Making actionable recommendations