Basic Logistics

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In this program students will delve into the essentials of global trade infrastructure. This certificate covers the three core components of logistics networks: transportation, warehousing, and inventory management. Upon completion, students will be able to identify the pros and cons of various transportation methods. They will gain insights into the design and establishment of warehousing facilities. Ultimately, they will be equipped to make choices that help create logistics networks optimized for cost-efficiency and excellent customer service.

Program Purpose


To obtain a certificate in Basic Logistics.

Learning Outcomes


  • Analyze the fundamental concepts of logistics and supply chain management
  • Differentiate between various modes of transportation and their advantages and disadvantages
  • Learn the principles of warehousing and facility design
  • Describe inventory management and its role in logistics
  • Develop skills to design logistics networks that balance cost efficiency and customer service

Program Map


Recommended Program Map / Program Requirements

This program map has been updated for new students starting in Fall 2026 (or after). Students following previous catalogs can find corresponding program maps in Self-Service/Student Planning. For official requirements, refer to the AWC Catalog.

The recommended plan below meets all program requirements. Visit Academic Planning to get started on your personalized Academic Plan or schedule an appointment with your Faculty Advisor or the Advisement Services Office.

First Semester (Fall)

Course Course Title Credits Area
LGS 111 Basic Logistics 3 Major Requirement
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