View your Rating Roadmap here...

Degree Overview

Associate of Applied Science Degree in Management, with Specialization in Maritime Logistics (212.02).  Maritime Logistics Management is the part of the supply chain process that plans, implements, and controls the efficient, effective flow and storage of goods, services, and related information from the point of origin to the point of consumption in order to meet customers' requirements in the maritime and business environments.  Supply management has evolved from a clerical function requiring limited education to strategic supply management with a professional staff, a proactive approach, and a global view. 

The Maritime Logistics program takes a theoretical and a practical approach to the supply chain processes of distribution and transportation, supply chain management, purchasing, inventory and warehouse management, accounting, integrated logistics, and financial management. Graduates are prepared for employment and growth in the field of logistics management in maritime and business environments.

{Click here to download the degree plan in pdf. format...}

SEMESTER 1 (BASED ON A FALL SEMESTER START)
Course Number	Course Title	Credits	Prerequisite	Scheduled	Notes
ACC 211	Principles of Accounting I	3
BUS 100	Introduction to Business	3
ENG 111	College Composition I	3	Placement		2
ITE 115	Introduction to Computer Applications and Concepts	4			3,5
MTH 121	Fundamentals of Mathematics I (or higher)	3	Placement
SDV 100	College Success Skills	1		Waived	6
	SEMESTER TOTAL	17
SEMESTER 2
Course Number	Course Title	Credits	Prerequisite	Scheduled	Notes
ACC 212	Principles of Accounting II	3	ACC 211
AST 205	Business Communications	3	ENG 111
BUS 125	Applied Business Mathematics	3	MTH 121 or higher
BUS 200	Principles of Management	3	BUS 100		3
ECO 120	Survey of Economics              (or ECO 201)	3
	Health/Physical Education Elective	2		Waived	6
	SEMESTER TOTAL	17
SEMESTER 3
Course Number	Course Title	Credits	Prerequisite	Scheduled	Notes
BUS 215	Purchasing and Materials Management (or Bus 130)	3			3
BUS 223	Distribution and Transportation	3
BUS 265	Ethical Issues in Management	3
BUS 297	Cooperative Education (or approved BUS prefix course)	3			3
MKT 100	Principles of Marketing	3
	Humanities Elective1	3			1,2
	SEMESTER TOTAL	18
SEMESTER 4
Course Number	Course Title	Credits	Prerequisite	Scheduled	Notes
BUS 234	Supply Chain Management	3			3
BUS 255	Inventory and Warehouse Management (or BUS 131)	3
BUS 297	Cooperative Education (or approved BUS prefix course)	3			3
FIN 215	Financial Management	3	ACC 212 or Instructor Permission
	Social Science Elective1	3			1,2
	SEMESTER TOTAL	15
	TOTAL MINIMUM CREDITS	67			4
NOTES
1   Eligible courses are listed in the current TCC catalog.  Contact your TCC advisor for      assistance in selecting the appropriate course(s).  2   CLEP or DSST credit may be applied, with appropriate documentation.   3   Credit for completion of "A" or "C" school may be applied, with appropriate SMART      documentation.   4   All students must complete a minimum of 17 credits through TCC to meet residency      requirements.   5   ITE 115 satisfies the TCC computer competency requirement.  Contact your TCC      advisor if you have questions. 6    The Health/Physical Education and SDV 100 requirements are waived.  The credits may be satisfied with any       approved elective, including extra credits available from the SMART. Questions?  Contact Us Today! 1-866-921-NAVY (6289) 757-627-NAVY NAVY@tcc.edu International 001-855-399-7480 Tell us you are "NAVY" when you call!   Participation in the Navy College Program Distance Learning Partnership does not constitute endorsement of Tidewater Community College by the Department of Defense or the U.S. Navy. return to top