Bachelor of Science in Operations Management Degree Requirements

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Operations Management Major Planning Forms

• Fall 2025 Course Planning Form
• Fall 2024 Course Planning Form
• Fall 2023 Course Planning Form
• Fall 2022 Course Planning Form

While degree plans are intended to provide you with accurate information, the final responsibility for knowing and completing degree requirements is your responsibility. Course offerings and enrollment restrictions should be confirmed with your Degree Audit Report (DARS) and the Course Explorer.

Major Requirements (Students Admitted Fall 2022 or Later)

Complete all of the following Operations Management coursework (27 hours) in addition to your general education and business core requirements:

• BADM 335 – Supply Chain Management Basics
• BADM 350 – IT for Networked Organizations
• BADM 374 – Management Decision Models (prerequisite: BADM 210)
• BADM 375 – Operations Management
• BADM 377 – Project Management (fall only)
• BADM 379 – Business Process Improvement (spring only)

Select 3 of the following Operations Management Electives:

• BADM 311 – Leading Individuals and Teams (prerequisite: BADM 310)
• BADM 312 – Designing and Managing Orgs (prerequisite: BADM 310)
• BADM 329 – New Product Development (prerequisite: BADM 320)
• BADM 336 – Modeling the Supply Chain (fall only, prerequisite: BADM 335)
• BADM 352 – Database Design & Management**
• BADM 353 – Info Sys Analysis and Design
• BADM 372 – Info Sys & Op Mgmt Practicum (fall only; concurrent enrollment in BADM 375)
• BADM 395 BPI – Business, Power, & Inequality
• BADM 445 – Small Business Consulting
• BADM 453 – Business Intelligence**

** Only one of these two Advanced Information Systems classes may be used for fulfilling the requirement for the major.

Major Requirements (Students Admitted Fall 2021 or Earlier)

You should refer to your degree audit, which will provide you with the official requirements for the major. You may also schedule an appointment with an academic advisor to discuss your remaining degree requirements.