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Supply Chain Manager

Logistics, purchasing or production profiles.

Logistics, planning and sourcing, management accounting and operations management, then operational excellence and supply chain control.

257hours of coursework
26weeks at 10 h
3steps
16courses
2universities

Target skills

Operations ManagementManufacturing OperationsSupply ChainForecastingProcurementStrategic SourcingSupply Chain PlanningLogisticsProcess ImprovementLogistics ManagementOperationsInventory Management

Skill labels as listed on Coursera.

Target jobs

  • Supply chain manager
  • Demand planner
  • Buyer

Progression

  1. 1
    Rutgers the State University of New JerseyBeginnerMicrosoft Excel

    Stated prerequisites: No prior experience required

    Show the 5 courses
    CourseLevelLengthRating (reviews)
    Supply Chain LogisticsBeginner10 h4.7 (11,883)
    Supply Chain OperationsBeginner12 h4.8 (4,370)
    Supply Chain PlanningBeginner14 h4.7 (3,088)
    Supply Chain SourcingBeginner12 h4.7 (2,117)
    Supply Chain Management Strategy—16 h4.8 (1,232)
  2. 2
    University of Illinois Urbana-ChampaignIntermediate

    Stated prerequisites: Some related experience; statistics recommended

    Show the 6 courses
  3. 3
    Rutgers the State University of New JerseyAdvanced

    Stated prerequisites: Supply chain management experience recommended

    Show the 5 courses
    CourseLevelLengthRating (reviews)
    Supply Chain ExcellenceIntermediate14 h4.7 (499)
    Sourcing ExcellenceAdvanced23 h4.1 (37)
    Operations ExcellenceAdvanced18 h4.8 (40)
    Logistics ExcellenceAdvanced15 h4.8 (94)
    Supply Chain Excellence CapstoneAdvanced16 h4.7 (29)

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Projects to build

After step 1

Demand forecast

Forecast a product’s monthly sales in a spreadsheet and size the safety stock.

After step 2

Full cost

Compute a product’s full cost and find the steps to improve.

After step 3

Logistics network

Compare two warehouse networks for a retailer on cost and lead time.

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