The joint program will include all facets of the supply chain management enterprise as well as those from business. Students will be able to develop a supply chain strategy to conform to the corporate competitive strategy, supply chain logistical drivers, facilities, inventory and transportation, cross functional drivers, information, sourcing and pricing. Students will also have the ability to coordinate and adjust the logistical drivers and cross functional drivers to ensure conformity of the supply chain operation with the supply chain strategy. Other topics will include risk analysis, facilities planning, aggregate planning, and pricing. Throughout the course of study, the use of quantitative methods and mathematical modeling for supply chain management applications will be emphasized.  Students must complete the program to earn both degrees same semester (Master of Science in Supply Chain Management and Master of Business Administration)