What are the key concepts covered in each SCM course?

Here is a general overview of the key concepts covered in each of the SCM courses:

1. CTL.SC0x - Supply Chain Analytics:

   • Data analysis and visualization techniques for supply chain management.
   • Demand forecasting and planning.
   • Inventory management and optimization.
   • Performance measurement and metrics in supply chains.

2. CTL.SC1x - Supply Chain Fundamentals:

   • Introduction to supply chain management principles and concepts.
   • Understanding the role of logistics in supply chains.
   • Demand management and customer service strategies.
   • Distribution network design and optimization.

3. CTL.SC2x - Supply Chain Design:

   • Strategic aspects of supply chain design and management.
   • Network design and optimization.
   • Strategic sourcing and supplier management.
   • Risk management in supply chains.

4. CTL.SC3x - Supply Chain Dynamics:

   • Managing the dynamics and uncertainties in supply chains.
   • Demand-supply matching and order fulfillment.
   • Capacity planning and management.
   • Supply chain coordination and collaboration.

5. CTL.SC4x - Supply Chain Technology and Systems:

   • Role of technology in supply chain management.
   • Supply chain integration and information systems.
   • E-commerce and digital supply chains.
   • Emerging technologies and their impact on supply chains.

These key concepts provide a general overview of the topics covered in each course. For a more detailed and comprehensive understanding, I recommend referring to the course materials and syllabus provided by the MITx MicroMasters program in Supply Chain Management.

The Key Concepts for all courses are continually updated here (pdf download).