Students in the advanced diploma Business Administration – Supply Chain and Operations Management program will be prepared to perform marketing forecasting, demand management, production planning and other functions, in careers that include logistics, transportation, warehousing, exporting, planning and forecasting. The supply chain and operations management courses in this program will allow graduates to demonstrate knowledge, skills and abilities related to both business in general, and supply chain jobs in particular.
This learning experience will enable graduates to demonstrate:
Analysis of the impact of an organization's supply chain initiatives on its human resources management strategies, policies and practices.
Compliance of an organization with relevant national and internal law, regulations, safety requirements and professional standards.
Application of the knowledge of the functional components in the integrated supply chain including logistics, purchasing, distribution, transportation and warehousing.
Use of supply chain tools and resources, in order to comply with the requirements of supply chain management.
Interpretation of relevant financial documents and assessment of financial strategies that support an organization's supply chain.
Code: B122
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COURSES
SEMESTER 1
semester courses
BUS 1038, Business Concepts I, NONE
COMM 1007, College English, NONE
COMP 1010, Business Computer Applications I, NONE
HRM 1008, Fundamentals of HR Management, NONE
MARK 1020, Principles of Marketing I, NONE
MATH 1008, Math for Business & Management I, NONE
SEMESTER 2
semester courses
ACCT 1036, Principles of Accounting, NONE
BUS 1040, Project Management, NONE
COMM 1034, Professional Communications I, COMM 1007
COMP 1115, Business Computer Applications II, COMP 1010
MATH 1095, Math for Business & Management II, MATH 1008
PSY 1129, Organizational Behaviour, NONE
SEMESTER 3
semester courses
ECON 1032, Macroeconomics, NONE
MGMT 1018, International Business, MARK 1020
MGMT 4009, Operations Management, MATH 1095
STAT 1012, Business Statistics, MATH 1095
GHUM 1087, Successful Social Relations, NONE
Select One Business Elective
SEMESTER 4
semester courses
ACCT 2031, Managerial Accounting, ACCT 1036
BUS 1041, Small Business Management, BUS 1038
BUS 1044, Business Law, NONE
BUS 1055, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, MGMT 4009 & COMP 1115
STS 1037, Career Planning & Development, NONE
Select One General Education Elective
SEMESTER 5
semester courses
BUS 3012, Introduction to Freight Forwarding I, MGMT 1018 or MGMT 1035
MGMT 1017, Purchasing Practices, MGMT 4009
MGMT 1020, Management Decision Making, MGMT 4009 & ACCT 2031
MGMT 1030, Enterprise Resource Planning, BUS 1055
MGMT 1031, Supply Chain Strategy & Technology, BUS 1055
Select One General Education Elective
SEMESTER 6
semester courses
BUS 3013, Introduction to Freight Forwarding II, BUS 3012
MGMT 3006, Strategic Analysis, MGMT 1020 & COMM 1034
MGMT 3015, Quality Improvement Lean/Six Sigma, NONE
Select Two Business Electives
Select One General Education Elective
GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES
Electives
BUSINESS ELECTIVES (SEMESTERS THREE AND SIX):
Elective courses
CMMK 1114, Business Research & Report Writing, COMM 1034
CMMK 1127, The Business Media in Canada, COMM 1034
COMP 1113, Principles of E-Business, COMP 1010
MARK 2053, Negotiation Skills, NONE
BUS 1067, Field Education, By application only - applications available in SJC 103 & SJA 313A
HRM 2027, Coaching for Effective Performance Management, HRM 1008
ECON 1021, Environmental Economics, ECON 1031 or, ECON 1032 or, ECON 1034
CMMK 1156, Talking Business, COMM 1034
BUS 3015, Applied Business Planning, MARK 1020, ACCT 2031, MATH 1008 & HRM 1008
MGMT 3014, Field Based Advanced Coaching, HRM 2027 and by interview only
The Pre-Business program provides opportunities for students to develop skills necessary for admission to programs in the Centre for Business at George Brown College or other post-secondary institutions. This unique program provides a challenging learning environment and exposure to a broad cross-section of business fields.
This program offers a strong introduction to business and marketing plus foundation courses in math, English and general education. On completion of the program, students will be awarded advanced standing in Centre for Business diploma programs.
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The supply chain management and logistics sector includes a wide range of organizations including retailers, distributors, consulting firms, service firms (hotels, restaurants), educational institutions, government agencies, transportation companies and manufacturing and production companies. Potential positions may include:
Procurement Officer
Customs Analyst
Forecasting and Demand Specialist
Logistics Analyst
Supply Chain Specialist
Purchasing Agent – Materials Management
Mandatory Health Insurance
$743.99 for one-year coverage (Sept-August)
$508.83 for 8 months coverage (Jan-August)
$273.29 for 4 months coverage (May-August)
