Supply Chain Management (SCM) Master of Science Degree and Concentration
- Master of Science (SCM-MS) Degree
- Concentration (info-sheet; presentation) under Master of Science
in Management & Administartive Sciences.
The degree has a more supply chain focused curriculum than the concentration.
COURSES: Students will be given course-home-page passwords on the first day of their class. Here are some
UTD Policies regarding teaching/students.
Lama Moussawi. Currently Assistant Professor at the American University of Beirut, Lebanon. Graduated in Fall 2006.
Sirong Luo. Currently with Capital One. Graduated in Spring 2006. Co-Chaired with Prof. Sethi.
Xiohang Yue. Currently Assistant Professor at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee.
Graduated in August 2002. Co-chaired with Prof. Raghunathan.
Ph.D. committee member for
Nagihan Comez. Currently Assistant Professor at the Bilkent University, Turkey. Graduated in Summer 2007.
Annabelle (Qi) Feng. Currently Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Austin. Graduated in Summer 2006.
Jing Zhou. Currently Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Graduated in Summer 2006.
Hulisi Ogut. Currently Assistant Professor at the TOBB University, Turkey. Graduated in Summer 2006.
Subodha Kumar. Currently Associate Professor at the University of Washington. Graduated in Summer 2001.
Publication on teaching
M. Cakanyildirim. All you ever wanted to learn about supply chains. A review of Chopra and Meindl’s Supply Chain Management book.
Informs Transactions on Teaching, Vol.4, No.2, January 2004.
Issues regarding my course notes/slides.
Most of my course notes and slides were created in the Windows version of (La)Tex called MikTex available free of charge from
here. MikTex provides beautiful and most importantly stable type setting for formula intensive
documents. Notes are posted as pdf files for portability across platforms such as Unix, Linux and Windows. Consequently, notes
do not have associated Word/Powerpoint or any other Windows-limited source files. If you face problems downloading/printing notes,
please read below.
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