Logistics and Distribution, Associate of Applied Science

Logistics and Distribution 

Associate of Applied Science

Overview

The Logistics and Distribution Program is designed to prepare students for various career opportunities such as Customs Broker, Freight Forwarder, Entry Writers, HTS Classification Analyst, Customs Compliance Specialist, Dispatcher. The program places emphasis on HTS Classification and Customs Compliance to prepare the students for their CBP Customs Examination to become a Customs Broker. 

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Information

This program builds on advanced logistics and international trade concepts, combining hands-on experience with coursework in import regulations, business principles, economics, and communication. Students will gain skills in logistics management and supply chain operations while exploring global trade practices. Graduates are well-prepared for roles in logistics, distribution, and international trade.

 

Plan of Study

Recommended Course Sequence Semesters Offered Credit Hours
Semester 1
LMGT 1319 - INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS LOGISTICS Fall, Spring 3
IBUS 1301 - PRINCIPLES OF EXPORTS Fall, Spring 3
IBUS 1491 - SPECIAL TOPICS IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (HTSUS) Fall, Spring 4
LMGT 1423 - DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT Fall, Spring 4
14 Hours
Semester 2
IBUS 1302 – PRINCIPLES OF IMPORTS Fall, Spring 3
LMGT 1425 – WAREHOUSE AND DISTRIBUTION CENTER MANAGEMENT Fall, Spring 4
IBUS 2339 – INTERNATIONAL BANKING AND TRADE FINANCE Fall, Spring 3
IBUS 1349 –  INTERNATIONAL E-COMMERCE SYSTEMS Fall, Spring 3
13 Hours
Summer Session
IBUS 2341 –  INTERCULTURAL MANAGEMENT Summer 3
3 Hours
Summer Session
LMGT 1440 –  CONTEMPORARY LOGISTICS ISSUES Summer 3
3 Hours
Semester 5
IBUS 2580 – COOPERATIVE EDUCATION-INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS/TRADE/COMMERCE Fall, Spring 5
IBUS 2345 – IMPORT CUSTOM REGULATION Fall, Spring 3
ECON 23XX - ECON 2301 or ECON 2302 Fall, Spring 3
ENGL 1301 - COMPOSITION I  Fall, Spring 3
14 Hours
Semester 6
BUSI 1301 - BUSINESS PRINCIPLES Fall, Spring 3
MATH X3XX - ANY MATH CORE COURSE Fall, Spring 3
X3XX XXXX – LANGUAGE, PHILOSOPHY, AND CULTURE/CREATIVE ARTS Fall, Spring 3
X3XX XXXX - ANY SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL CORE COURSE Fall, Spring 3
12 Hours
AAS DEGREE MINIMUM: 60 SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS/PATHWAY TOTAL: 60 SEMESTER CREDIT HOURS

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