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Department of Supply Chain Management, Bachelor's Program (4-Year Day Division)

128

Total Graduation Credits

University-Required & GE Credits

Departmental Required Credits

Departmental Elective Credits

General Education (28 credits)

University-Designated GE — choose at least 2 credits

Aesthetic Appreciation Exploration Computing and Programming Life and Ethics Exploring Kaohsiung Marine Technology and Sustainability Creativity and Innovation

Liberal Arts GE — choose at least 3 of 5 tracks, 14 credits total

Humanities and Creative Aesthetics Technology and Digital Literacy Society and Wellbeing History and Diverse Thinking Global and Sustainability Issues

University-Required Courses (12 credits) & GE Micro-Credits

Chinese Reading and Expression I–II Practical English I–IV Physical Education I–IV GE Micro-Credits (10 modules, 1 credit each) Self-Directed Micro-Credits (5 modules, 1 credit each)

College-Common Courses

Required (3 credits) & Elective

Management (Required, 3 credits) Japanese Culture & Tourism Etiquette (Micro-credit Elective, 1 credit)

Departmental Required Courses — 64 credits (incl. 3-credit college-common Management)

Year 1 / Semester 1

Introduction to Supply Chain Management (3)

Accounting (3)

Calculus (3)

Introduction to Management Software (3)

Statistics (3)

Year 1 / Semester 2

Economics (3)

Production and Operations Management (3)

Operations Research (3)

Year 2 / Semester 1

Inventory Management (3)

Purchasing Management (3)

Management Information Systems (3)

Marketing Management (3)

Year 2 / Semester 2

Transportation Management (3)

Enterprise Resource Planning (3)

Cost Management (3)

Financial Management (3)

Year 3 / Semester 1

Green Supply Chain (3)

Aquatic Product Supply Chain (3)

Total Quality Management (3)

Capstone Project I (2)

Year 3 / Semester 2

Capstone Project II (2)

Departmental Elective Courses — 36 credits (7 focus domains + Internship)

💻 Information Flow

Year 1 / Sem 2Programming (3)

Year 2 / Sem 1Database Applications (3)

Year 2 / Sem 2IoT Applications (3)

Year 3 / Sem 1Big Data Analytics (3)

Year 3 / Sem 2Systems Analysis (3)

Year 4 / Sem 1Cloud Services (3)

🚚 Logistics

Year 2 / Sem 2Logistics Management (3)

Year 3 / Sem 1Warehouse Management (3)

Year 3 / Sem 2Sustainable Transportation & Logistics (3)

Year 4 / Sem 1Port & Container Operations (3)

Year 4 / Sem 2Freight Forwarding & Customs Clearance (3)

💰 Cash Flow

Year 3 / Sem 1Financial Statement Analysis (3)

Year 3 / Sem 2Supply Chain Finance (3)

Year 4 / Sem 1Money and Banking (3)

Year 4 / Sem 2International Trade (3)

🛒 Business Flow

Year 1 / Sem 1Negotiation and Conflict Management (3)

Year 2 / Sem 1E-Commerce (3); Distribution Management (3); Practical Planning (3)

Year 2 / Sem 2Retail Management (3); Relationship Management (3)

Year 3 / Sem 1Strategic Management (3)

Year 3 / Sem 2Internet Marketing (3); Human Resource Logistics (3)

Year 4 / Sem 1Green Marketing (3); Service and Operations Management (3)

Year 4 / Sem 2Green Packaging (3)

🏭 Production & Manufacturing

Year 1 / Sem 2Supply Chain Development (3); Applied Statistics (3)

Year 2 / Sem 2Supply-Side Management (3)

Year 3 / Sem 1Safety Management (3)

Year 3 / Sem 2Demand Forecasting (3); Industrial Intelligence (3)

Year 4 / Sem 1Project Management (3); Emergency Logistics (3)

Year 4 / Sem 2Risk Management (3)

🌊 Aquatic Product Supply Chain

Year 3 / Sem 2Cold Chain Management (3)

Year 4 / Sem 1Aquatic Product Sales (3)

Year 4 / Sem 2Aquatic Product Processing (3)

🔌 Semiconductor Supply Chain

Year 3 / Sem 2Technology Industry Analysis (3)

Year 4 / Sem 1RFID (3)

Year 4 / Sem 2Sustainable Development (3); Semiconductor Manufacturing Execution Systems (3)

🎓 Internship

Options (Year 4)Semester Internship (9); Year-long Internship (9); Project Internship (2); Summer Internship (2); Career Seminar (2)

1. Total graduation credits: 128.
2. Departmental required: 64 credits; departmental elective: 36 credits (excludes university-required and GE credits).
3. University-required and GE courses total 28 credits; governed by the university's "General Education Curriculum Implementation Regulations," "General Education Curriculum Structure Plan," and "Language Instruction Implementation Guidelines."
4. Students must complete 8 credits of English (or other foreign language) courses. For domestic students, the English graduation requirement is a public English test result equivalent to CEFR B1 or higher (as recognized under the university's "Language Instruction Implementation Guidelines"), or passing the university's internal English test; departments may set requirements higher than the university baseline. Remedial provisions for students who do not meet the requirement are set out in the "Language Instruction Implementation Guidelines." Students with a TOEIC score of 550 or above (or equivalent CEFR B1) may be exempted from Freshman English (4 credits); students with a TOEIC score of 785 or above (or equivalent CEFR B2) may be exempted from both Freshman and Sophomore English (8 credits), but must take Thematic English or another foreign-language course to make up the required language credits. See the Foreign Language Education Center's curriculum structure for other foreign-language course options.
5. "College-Common Courses" taken by students are counted toward departmental professional credits; "College Interdisciplinary Courses" or courses offered by other colleges are counted as cross-department elective credits.
6. Departmental requirements (programs, certifications, professional licenses, cross-department credit recognition, and other conditions):
- (1) Within the 36 required elective credits, domestic students may count at most 12 credits from courses outside the department; international students may count up to 18 credits.
- (2) Graduates must pass the department's published "English Proficiency Standard Verification Regulations" before graduation.
- (3) Graduates must obtain two professional certifications recognized by the department during their studies before graduation.
- (4) The Summer Internship course (2 credits) requires a minimum of 320 cumulative internship hours.
- (5) Departmental required credits: 64, including the 3-credit college-common course Management.