Transportation and Supply Chain Management, AAS

Transportation and Supply Chain Management Degree

The Transportation and Supply Chain Management program prepares students for jobs in the transportation and supply chain management industries. Emphasis is placed on supply chain logistics, freight,

and maritime transportation systems. The Transportation and Supply Chain Management program provides a pathway for students to fill a workforce gap in the transportation, distribution, maritime and supply chain

management industries. Students will have the options to obtain academic experience and industry credentials for their careers in the pivotal Maritime, Transportation, and Supply Chain industries.

Courses in the program qualify students to transfer to a Bachelor of Science degree program in transportation, civil engineering, or supply chain management at a four-year College or University.

Suggested Sequence of Courses

** All BCCC students must meet the College’s Computer Literacy requirements in order to receive a degree or a certificate. All first-time, full- and part-time degree and certificate seeking students are required to complete the PRE 100 course within the first six credits.

Program Learning Outcomes

Describe the basic concepts of transportation management and its essential role in demand fulfillment.
Identify the key elements and processes in managing transportation operations and how they interact.
Identify principles and strategies for establishing efficient, effective, and sustainable transportation operations.
Explain the critical role of technology in managing transportation operations and product flows.
Define the requirements and challenges of planning and moving goods between countries.
Discuss how to assess the performance of transportation operations using standard metrics and frameworks.

1st Semester

PRE 100 - Preparation for Academic Achievement (1 credit)
BUA 100 - Introduction to Business (3 credits)
ENG 101 - English Writing (3 credits) Meets General Education requirement for this program
BUA 112 - Computers for Business Management (3 credits)
SPE 101 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3 credits) Meets General Education requirement for this program
MAT 125 - Finite Mathematics (3 credits) Meets General Education requirement for this program

Total Semester Credits 16

2nd Semester

MGM 222 - Principles of Business Management (3 credits)
CAD 101 - Introduction to CADD (3 credits)
PHI 106 - Ethics and Contemporary Moral Issues (3 credits)
Meets General Education requirement for this program
TCM 101 - Introduction to Transportation (3 credits)
TCM 120 - Commercial Transportation Systems (3 credits)

Total Semester Credits 15

3rd Semester

ACT 221 - Principles of Financial Accounting I (3 credits)
CAD 200 - Geographic Information Systems Applications (3 credits)
HLF-Elective: Health and Life Fitness Course (2 credits)
TCM 140 - Supply Chain Management (3 credits)
TCM 160 - Maritime Transportation (3 credits)

Total Semester Credits 14

4th Semester

ECO 201 - The American Economy I: Macroeconomic Theory (3 credits) Meets General Education requirement for this program
ENV 110 - Environmental Science (3 credits) Meets General Education requirement for this program
TCM 200 - Freight Transportation (3 credits)
TCM 210 - Supply Chain Logistics (3 credits)
TSCM Elective: COP 200 (3 credits)

Transportation and Supply Chain Management, AAS

Program Learning Outcomes

1st Semester

Total Semester Credits 16

2nd Semester

Total Semester Credits 15

3rd Semester

Total Semester Credits 14

4th Semester

Total Semester Credits 15

Program Total 60