Applied Logistics, MPS (Boston)

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Required Courses

• APL 6000 — Foundations of Applied Logistics
• APL 6110 — Capacity Planning and Demand Management
• APL 6120 — Warehouse and Inventory Management Systems
• APL 6130 — Freight Management
• APL 6140 — Supplier and Order Management

Restricted Electives

From the catalog

Complete 4 semester hours from the following:

• Choose 4 semester hours from:
  • APL 6400 — Network Design and Technology Innovation in Logistics
  • APL 6410 — International Logistics and Sustainable Practices
  • APL 6983 — Special Topics in Applied Logistics

Capstone

• APL 6980 — Applied Logistics Capstone

Co-op

From the catalog

This option requires 1 additional semester hour of credit and tuition in addition to this program's required credit hours.

• INT 6200 — Experiential Project Preparation
• One of:
  • COP 6945 — Co-op Work Experience—Full Time
  • COP 6946 — Global Co-op Work Experience—Full Time
  • COP 6954 — Co-op Work Experience - Half-Time

Integrative Experiential Learning

From the catalog

This option substitutes for 3 semester hours of restricted elective credits in programs that require at least 3 semester hours of restricted elective credits. If the student has already completed the program's restricted electives or the program does not have an elective requirement, this option requires 3 additional hours of credit and tuition in addition to this program's required credit hours.

• INT 6943 — Integrative Experiential Learning

Concentrations

Analytics

• ALY 6105 — Introduction to Applied Statistics
• ALY 6115 — Foundations of Data Analytics
• ALY 6145 — Communication and Visualization with Data

• From the catalog

  Complete 3 semester hours from the following:

• Choose 3 semester hours from:
  • ALY 6125 — Intermediate Analytics
  • ALY 6610 — Data Mining Applications
  • ALY 6620 — Big Data and Cloud Computing

Applied Machine Intelligence

• AAI 6600 — Applied Artificial Intelligence
• AAI 6610 — Applied Machine Learning
• AAI 6620 — Applied Natural Language Processing
• AAI 6630 — Applied Computer Vision

Geospatial Services

• GIS 5103 — Foundations of Geospatial Science and Technology
• GIS 6210 — Geospatial Applications
• GIS 6220 — Geospatial Programming
• GIS 6230 — Advanced Geospatial Analysis
• GIS 6240 — Geospatial Predictive Analytics
• RMS 5105 — Fundamentals of Remote Sensing

Human Resources Management

• HRM 6100 — Human Resource Management
• HRM 6150 — Strategic Workforce Planning
• HRM 6200 — Human Resources Technology
• HRM 6250 — Workforce Analytics

Nonprofit Management

• NPM 6100 — Strategic Management and Leadership for Nonprofit Organizations
• NPM 6120 — Financial Management and Reporting for Nonprofit Organizations
• NPM 6130 — Marketing and Fundraising for Nonprofit Organizations
• NPM 6150 — Human Resources Management in Nonprofit Organizations

Organizational Communication

• CMN 6150 — Communication Research and Strategy
• CMN 6230 — Content Creation and Delivery
• CMN 6300 — Organizational Culture, Climate, and Communication

• From the catalog

  Complete 3 semester hours from the following:

• Choose 3 semester hours from:
  • CMN 6250 — Organizational Communication Assessment
  • CMN 6610 — Foundations and Development of Cultural Communications
  • PBR 6725 — Crisis Communication

Organizational Leadership

• LDR 6105 — Developing 21st-Century Leadership Capability
• LDR 6155 — Leadership Lab: Challenge for Leaders

• From the catalog

  Complete 6 semester hours from the following:

• Choose 6 semester hours from:
  • LDR 6200 — The Language of Leadership
  • LDR 6250 — Driving Organizational Success Through Leadership Development
  • LDR 6300 — Ethical Leadership
  • LDR 6406 — Leading Teams Strategically in a Global Environment
  • LDR 6416 — Leading Strategic Development and Implementation
  • LDR 6426 — Developing Sustainable Global Leadership
  • LDR 6436 — Innovation and Organizational Transformation

Project Management

• PJM 6100 — Foundations of Project Management
• PJM 6120 — Project Scope, Schedule and Cost Planning
• PJM 6200 — Project Risk Management
• PJM 6300 — Project Quality Management

GPA requirements

• 34 total semester hours required Minimum 3.000 GPA required

Substitutions

Stated by the catalog on this program's requirements:

• Foundations of Project Management (PJM 6100) is for students with fewer than three years of experience directing or leading project tasks. Students who do not complete PJM6100 may substitute any project management elective to satisfy the required program hours.

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