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    "description": "<p>In today’s digital economy, effective supply chain and logistics management is crucial for industries to remain competitive and responsive. The Supply Chain/Logistics Engineering minor at UCF is designed to prepare Engineering students with the essential skills needed to excel in this dynamic field. Students must complete the following coursework:</p><ol> <li><strong>ESI 4312 Deterministic Operations Research (OR)</strong> – Focuses on deterministic models for optimization in operations.</li> <li><strong>ESI 4523 Systems Simulation </strong>– Covers the foundational principles of discrete-event simulation.</li> <li><strong>EIN 4333 Production and Distribution</strong> – Explores production processes and distribution strategies that are vital in supply chain networks.</li> <li><strong>ESI 4322 Supply Chain Engineering</strong> – Provides an in-depth understanding of supply chain systems and engineering approaches for optimization.</li> <li><strong>ESI 4346 Engineering Logistics</strong> – Examines logistics planning, transportation, and warehousing, essential for efficient supply chains.</li> <li><strong>EIN 4545 Industrial Engineering Applications in the Service Industries</strong> – Offers practical applications of engineering principles in service settings or focuses on project management skills for engineering projects.</li> </ol><p>This minor equips students with the knowledge to address the complexities of global supply chains and logistics, positioning them as valuable contributors in the field.</p><h2>Degree Requirements</h2>18 Total Credits <ul><li>Complete the following: <ul><li>ESI4312 - Deterministic Methods for Operations Research (3)</li><li>EIN4333 - Production and Distribution Systems (3)</li><li>ESI4322 - Supply Chain Engineering (3)</li><li>ESI4523 - Systems Simulation (3)</li><li>EIN4545 - Industrial Engineering Applications in the Service Industries (3)</li><li>EIN4332 - Logistics Engineering (3)</li></ul></li></ul><h3>Grand Total Credits: <strong>18</strong></h3><p>Maintain a UCF greater than 3.0.</p><p>The proposed Supply Chain/Logistics Engineering minor is designed to equip students with key logistics and supply chain management competencies. The specific expected student learning outcomes are as follows:</p><ol> <li> <strong>Foundations in Supply Chain and Logistics</strong><br/>Students will understand the core principles of supply chain and logistics engineering, including production processes, inventory management, distribution strategies, and logistics optimization. </li> <li> <strong>Application of Quantitative Methods</strong><br/>Students will apply quantitative techniques, such as deterministic operations research and systems simulation, to solve logistical challenges, make data-driven decisions, and improve supply chain efficiency. </li> <li> <strong>Proficiency in Digital Manufacturing and Technology Integration</strong><br/>Students will learn about digital manufacturing processes and the integration of emerging technologies, preparing them to address the complexities of modern, technology-driven supply chains. </li> <li> <strong>Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking Skills</strong><br/>Students will demonstrate the ability to analyze supply chain problems, develop solutions, and implement strategies that enhance efficiency, sustainability, and resilience in various sectors. </li> <li> <strong>Understanding of Logistics in Service and Industrial Sectors</strong><br/>Through elective coursework, students will develop an understanding of logistics applications across diverse sectors, including service industries, manufacturing, and project engineering, making them adaptable to multiple industries. </li> <li> <strong>Ethical and Global Awareness in Supply Chain Management</strong><br/>Students will recognize ethical considerations and the importance of a global perspective in supply chain management, preparing them to work inclusively and responsibly in diverse, international environments. </li> </ol>",
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