Students in the Supply Chain Engineering Graduate Certificate Program will learn a wide range of leadership and management skills in addition to the following skills: 

• Supply chain design, implementation and control, and supply chain analytics concepts. 
• Distribution logistics (transportation modes, inventory policies, warehousing and order processing, and more). 
• Management science (linear programming, Markov chains, queuing systems, and deterministic and stochastic inventory models, and more) 
•  Project management (cost considerations, cash flow forecasting, financial and performance control, documentation). 
•  Advanced engineering statistics (probability, statistical inference, randomized blocks, factorial design, Taguchi’s contributions and more)
• Engineering cost and production economics (alternative investment evaluation, budgeting activity-based costing, quality costs, life-cycle management and more).

The NJIT supply chain initiative will help enable you to build flexible manufacturing solutions for use within small to medium-sized companies. You will help develop a methodology for evaluating the quality manufacturability of new designs from an assembly perspective. This program is related to all manufacturing industries and all transportation/distribution related service industries.