DSO 505 - Sustainable Supply Chains

The professor is not at all engaging. Although the content is good, the professor doesn't do a good job of delivering the material. The course is overall disorganized and I wasn't sure what we were covering each class or what the key takeaways were.

The content had the potential to be interesting, but the professor was not engaging at all. 3 Hours of non-stop talking in a very monotone manner made it insufferable. Not a lot of work, if it's still online, just do other stuff while in class and take it as a filler.

The readings were pretty interesting but the class felt way too broad. It's less about supply chains and more about sustainability in general. Either way, I don't feel like I know how to actually apply anything we learned. This professor is also pretty terrible. She's very nice and generous with grading but she lectures for 3 hours straight - it's very monotone and boring. When we provided feedback about how to make the class more engaging or use asynchronous learning to limit the 3 hours of torture she said she "didn't have time to change anything."

This class is pretty easy and requires minimal effort. There are alot of readings and you have to submit the answer to a question on blackboard but it's pretty easy. I think you only have to submit 5 for the whole semester and the rest that you submit are bonus participation. This is a cool topic but the professor is very very boring. She is very dry and monotone. If you're looking for an easy A- and can bare sitting thru 3 hours of lecture this is a good 1.5 credit class. Also the Greys is super nice and plays a lot of Jon Stewart and Colbert videos.

interesting content but the prof is incredibly dry, which makes the 3 hr class hard. slides and content are outdated but there are some interesting tidbits in the course if you want to learn about sustainability. less supply chain focused

Yes. I found this class super interesting and important for future business leaders to learn about. I took this with one other MBA (the other students were from the MS in Supply Chain), and I think the discussions were a bit lacking as a result. Still, the professor knows her stuff, and I loved it.

Extremely valuable and interesting class regardless of desired career. Professor is very knowledgable but not super engaging and didn't encourage much class discussion. Fairly light and easy workload that consists of reading a case each week, a group project, and final exam.

The course is more focused on environmentalism with a hint of supply chain management. The cases and materials are interesting and the professor is very helpful and responsive to email, but failed to engage the class throughout much of the course.

one of the most valuable and useful classes I've taken here. Especially great if you are still figuring out, or have any doubts, about what direction you want your career post-MBA to go. This class is what those early CRC career sessions should have been