Course Description
An in-depth exploration of current research and theory supporting the development and application of effective global supply chain management techniques designed for superior cost reduction and value creation.
For information regarding prerequisites for this course, please refer to the Academic Course Catalog.
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Rationale
Building upon the concepts and techniques learned in core business courses, BUSI 741 provides an advanced perspective on the latest research and theory related to global supply chain management and its impact on business strategy.
Course Assignment
Textbook readings, lecture presentations and weekly readings
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After reading the Course Syllabus and Student Expectations, the student will complete the related checklist found in the Course Overview.
Discussions are collaborative learning experiences. Therefore, this course requires 7 distinct discussions. For each Discussion, the student will write a prompt of at 500 words, except for the Discussion: Supply Chain Sustainability and God’s Perspective on Supply Chain Management, which will be at least 600 words. The student will follow the provided outline and answer the prompt. For the replies, the student will reply to 1 peers post, in a response of at least 250 words. Each thread and reply should include 2 citations (excluding the course Learn items) in APA format.
For this assignment, the student must develop the outline for the literature review using the provided outline template.
For this assignment, the outline generated in the Literature Review: Outline Assignment must be followed, including any feedback from the instructor. The Literature Review: Final will be at least 24 pages, not including the Introduction, Conclusion, References, or any tables or figures provided. The student will write 8 pages on each research question provided in the instructions and there should be at least 6 sources used for each research question. In total, at least 18 sources should be used, excluding all course Learn items. The paper will be written in APA format.
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