Basic Course in Logistics

Students will gain an understanding of the Basics and Challenges of International Logistics, Activities, scorecards, and Systems, as well as the components of logistics.

Additionally, the course develops the following:

1. Interpersonal Skills (reinforced via group tasks, including class exercises)
2. Problem-solving and decision-making skills (mastered via application of knowledge and its interpretation)
3. Critical and analytical thinking and lifelong learning (reinforced via data interpretation and application of knowledge)
4. Mathematical and modeling methods and tools (reinforced via application of data assessment tool, score card, demand and cost simulations, etc.)

1. Contemporary Logistics, 11/E. Paul R. Murphy, A. Michael Knemeyer ISBN-10:0132953463, Prentice Hall, 2015, published 01/10/2014
2. Other course material provided by the lecturer

Available only to students majoring in Industrial Management, B. Sc. majoring in Industrial Engineering and Management, M. Sc. students of Industrial Systems Analytics, and to students completing a study module (15/25 ECTS) in Industrial Management.

Five places have been reserved for Open University students for this implementation.

Responsible unit: School of Technology and Innovations.

On-campus course.