Penn State’s BS in Supply Chain and Information Systems focuses on the design and management of logistics, procurement, and information flows in global networks. Students gain skills in demand forecasting, sourcing, inventory control, ERP systems, and supply chain analytics. Through hands-on projects, case competitions, and software training (e.g., SAP, Tableau), students are equipped for roles in operations, logistics, and systems analysis.
Modeling just-in-time inventory systems using simulation tools
Designing a supply chain network for a multinational retailer
Creating a dashboard to visualize real-time inventory data
Simulating a bullwhip effect scenario and mitigation strategy
Analyzing supplier performance using multi-criteria decision models
Optimizing warehouse layout using operations research techniques
Evaluating sustainability in supply chain sourcing practices
Forecasting seasonal demand using time series models
Developing an ERP training module for new employees
Analyzing risk management strategies in global logistics
Designing a blockchain-based product traceability system
Conducting a case study on pandemic supply chain resilience
Creating a reverse logistics plan for electronics recycling
Using Tableau to visualize supplier lead time variability
Benchmarking transportation cost optimization techniques
Building a decision support system for sourcing strategy
Creating a gamified simulation for supply chain education
Designing a last-mile delivery strategy for e-commerce
Evaluating ethical considerations in offshore manufacturing
Mapping the digital transformation of traditional supply chains
Gain systems and logistics expertise to lead in a digitally connected and globalized marketplace.
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