BAS, Logistics Operations Management
Program Description
The Bachelor of Applied Science, Logistics Operations Management is a four-year degree which provides students with the technical expertise and knowledge needed to meet the Northern Nevada operations and logistics industry technical workforce needs. The Logistics Management AAS and Production Systems AAS are feeder degrees to the program. Students' year 3, semester 1 classes are dependent on the AAS they earned. This degree responds to employers' expressed needs to have a well-qualified logistics operations workforce trained and ready to meet workforce demand, thus ensuring long-term economic success for the region.
Recommended Course Schedule
Students may apply for admission to the BAS in Logistics Management prior to completion of their AAS degree and may work on lower and upper-division coursework simultaneously if needed to ensure timely completion of the program. It is recommended that students who wish to do this, work with the department to plan an appropriate course schedule.
1st semester | Units | |
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Option 1: Entering with AAS in Productions Systems | ||
LGM 202 | International Logistics Management | 3 |
LGM 209 | Logistics and Quality Management Tools II | 3 |
LGM 210 | Studies in Procurement and Logistics | 3 |
LGM 212 | Transportation Management | 3 |
BUS 225 | Business Operations Applied Statistics | 3 |
Semester Total | 15 | |
Total Units | 15 |
1st semester | Units | |
---|---|---|
Option 2: Entering with AAS in Logistics Management | ||
BUS 325 | Legal Environment | 3 |
LGM 320 | Logistics Security | 3 |
LGM 340 | Production & Logistics Information Systems | 3 |
DFT 110 | Print Reading for Industry | 3 |
MPT 110 | Automated Production Concepts I | 3 |
Semester Total | 15 | |
Total Units | 15 |
1st semester | Units | |
---|---|---|
Total Units from AAS degree | 60 | |
Total units from option 1 or 2: | 15 | |
Semester Total | 75 | |
2nd semester | ||
LGM 330 | Warehousing | 3 |
LGM 352 | Decision Modeling for Logistics | 3 |
BUS 330 | Business Presentations | 3 |
Science : GE Lab | 3 | |
MPT 140 | Quality Control | 3 |
Semester Total | 15 | |
3rd semester | ||
LGM 410 | Finance and Budgeting | 3 |
LGM 420 | Safety and Risk Management | 3 |
SCM 474 | Purchasing and Global Sourcing | 3 |
LGM 490 | Field Study and Research Capstone | 3 |
EMHS 429 | Transportation Systems: Security and multi-modal transportation | 3 |
Semester Total | 15 | |
4th semester | ||
LGM 450 | Sustainability: Environmental and Financial Impact | 3 |
LGM 460 | Legal Concepts for Transportation and Logistics Management | 3 |
LGM 470 | Import Export Management | 3 |
MPT 135 | Material Handling | 2 |
LGM 491 or LGM 440 | Logistics Operations Management Internship or Logistics Project Management | 3 |
OSH 222 | General Industry Safety | 1 |
Semester Total | 15 | |
Total Units | 120 |
To earn a Bachelor's Degree students must:
- Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 (see requirements for graduation.)
- Satisfy General Education requirements for Bachelor's degrees.
- Complete 120 units in total.
- 32 units must be completed at TMCC.
- 40 units of upper-division units.
- Have no financial or library obligation to the college.
Code | Title | Units |
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General Education Requirements for a Bachelor's degree must be met. Depending on courses taken in the AAS, you may be required to take additional units to satisfy these requirements. | ||
English 1 | [3-6] | |
Composition II | ||
or ENG 114 | Composition II For International and Multilingual Students | |
Fine Arts | [3] | |
Humanities | [3] | |
Mathematics | ||
Required: | ||
MATH 120 | Fundamentals of College Mathematics (or higher) | [3] |
Science | [6] | |
Social Science | ||
Required: | ||
ECON 102 | Principles of Microeconomics | [3] |
Code | Title | Units |
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Students entering with either AAS in Productions Systems or Logistics Management will need to follow the specified courses in the first semester. All other students must complete all courses from option 1 and option 2. | 60 | |
Select Option 1 or 2 | 12 | |
Option 1 for AAS in Productions Systems graduates: | ||
LGM 202 | International Logistics Management | [3] |
LGM 209 | Logistics and Quality Management Tools II | [3] |
LGM 210 | Studies in Procurement and Logistics | [3] |
LGM 212 | Transportation Management | [3] |
Option 2 for AAS in Logistics Management graduates: | ||
DFT 110 | Print Reading for Industry | [3] |
MPT 110 | Automated Production Concepts I 2 | [3] |
MPT 140 | Quality Control 2 | [3] |
MPT 135 | Material Handling 2 | [2] |
OSH 222 | General Industry Safety | [1] |
Degree requirements for all students: | ||
BUS 325 | Legal Environment | 3 |
BUS 330 | Business Presentations | 3 |
LGM 320 | Logistics Security | 3 |
LGM 330 | Warehousing | 3 |
LGM 340 | Production & Logistics Information Systems | 3 |
LGM 352 | Decision Modeling for Logistics | 3 |
LGM 410 | Finance and Budgeting | 3 |
LGM 420 | Safety and Risk Management | 3 |
LGM 450 | Sustainability: Environmental and Financial Impact | 3 |
LGM 460 | Legal Concepts for Transportation and Logistics Management | 3 |
LGM 470 | Import Export Management | 3 |
SCM 474 | Purchasing and Global Sourcing | 3 |
Science Lab, GE | 3 | |
EMHS 429 | Transportation Systems: Security and multi-modal transportation | 3 |
Capstones: | 6 | |
Field Study and Research Capstone | ||
Logistics Operations Management Internship | ||
or LGM 440 | Logistics Project Management | |
Total Units | 120 |
Students completing this degree will:
- Identify the underlying principles of the role of logistics operations management within business.
- Apply the concepts of the professional skills and competency in logistics operations management, such as transportation, procurement, operations design, supervision and management, safety, and warehousing.
- Will be prepared to work as logistics operations professionals within one or more of the job categories related to this field.