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	EMIS


	8348


	SUPPLY-CHAIN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING


	Catalog Description

The course introduces supply-chain design, development, and management concepts and principles from a systems perspective. Topics include: the system life cycle; influences of reliability, maintainability, and supportability (RMS) and risk analysis associated with supply-chain design, development, and management; supply-chain management strategies; high-level supply-chain and transportation concepts and theories; and deterministic system modeling based on customers’ needs, requirements, and functional analysis.


	Prerequisites

	Instructor(s)

	Goals


		EMIS 7301, 7303, and 7340

	Dr. Junfang Yu

The objective of the course is to provide students a fundamental understanding of relating SE practices and methodologies to supply-chain design, development, and management. The student learns the importance of applying SE concepts to the supply-chain design, development, and management. Outcomes of the course include development and understanding of functional analysis, incorporating risk analysis and mitigation techniques, and fusing reliability analysis as applied to supply-chain design, development, and management.


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