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Project SAIL Partner Name: Shoreline Community College
Program/Course Name: Purchasing Management Certificate of Proficiency
Degree: Certificate of Proficiency
Program URL: http://www.shoreline.edu/shoreline/
purchman.html
Disciplines: Business Administration

Program Description: The Purchasing and Supply Chain Management program is a unique and highly regarded program designed both for those entering the field and professionals seeking to upgrade their skills. The curriculum focuses on many aspects of purchasing including source selection, pricing theory, quality and quality assurance, logistics, supply chain management, specifications and standardization, purchase timing, value engineering, make-or-buy concepts and capital purchasing.

Students learn related business and accounting practices such as standard policies and operating procedures, negotiation techniques, planning, organizing, traffic concepts and inventory control theory. In addition, students gain an understanding of the legal aspects of purchasing and the Uniform Commercial Code. Graduates will be qualified for employment in purchasing positions in a variety of business settings including manufacturing and construction companies, retail operations, educational institutions and government offices.

Contact Information: Jerry Baker; (206) 546-4620
National Certifications/ Program References/ Articulations: Institute for Supply Management’s Certified Purchasing Manger, C.P.M. ; articulations with The Evergreen State University, University of Phoenix, and City University.
What year was the Program started? Face to face modality — early 1970s; Online modality — 2003.
Regional Accreditation: Commission on Colleges of the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges.
Technical Specifications: N/A
Specific CMS/LMS/ Platform used for this program: Online assessments through Blackboard
Proctoring Assessments/ Lab/Hands-on Evaluation Requirements: Assessments done through Blackboard; Proctoring not required – done by instructor Online ; Lab not required.
Typical Class Size: 25
Estimated costs/ Negotiable Variables: Costs of book vary.
 

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