Operations managers have the challenging and rewarding role of designing, scheduling, staffing, controlling, and improving these complex, yet important, productive pipelines profiting the goods and services we all use to enrich our lives. In most organizations, the operations system represents the largest function--usually managing most of the organization’s employees and productive assets and accounting for the major portion of the firms capital and operating expenditures. Thus the operations function would be significant if due only to its size, level of resources and total expenditures required to complete its mission.

Operations Curriculum:

Operations Curriculum, GEC-R

Operations Curriculum, GEC

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Honors Programs

Study abroad - Student Exchange, Elective Treks

Operations curriculum prerequisites

Sample Course Model

Operations managers have the challenging and rewarding role of designing, scheduling, staffing, controlling, and improving these complex, yet important, productive pipelines profiting the goods and services we all use to enrich our lives.

In most organizations, the operations system represents the largest function--usually managing most of the organization’s employees and productive assets and accounting for the major portion of the firms capital and operating expenditures. Thus the operations function would be significant if due only to its size, level of resources and total expenditures required to complete its mission.

Students majoring in Operations Management may choose from one of two tracks: Purchasing and Operations. Please see the advising sheets below for each track.

Operations Curriculum by track:

  Operations Advising Sheet (Semesters-Purchasing Track)

  Operations Advising Sheet (Semesters-Operations Track)

Other information:

  Course Conversion Guide for Operations

  Business Core Course Conversion Guide