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Syllabus
Name: Syllabus
Author: Craig Douglas CN
Subject: Syllabus
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Course Syllabus: Logistics I - Introduction to Logistics Course Material Prepared by: Craig Douglas
**I do not take marks off for late assignments, but I ask you to follow the course syllabus as best as possible. Please ensure that all assignments are in to me by email before the last day of the course.**
Course Name
Introduction to Logistics (CN SCM 110)
Purpose
Explore Basic Logistics
Text Book
Contemporary Logistics 10th Edition
Author(s): Paul R. Murphy Jr.
And Donald F. Wood
Date Published : 2011
Publisher : Prentice Hall
ISBN: 0-13-611077-0
Assignments / Marking
30% Three Book Case Studies (Individual Basis)
15% “Take Home Test” (Individual Basis)
5% EOQ Mathematical Question (Individual Basis)
50% Final Exam (Individual Basis)
Method
On-line Course
Week 1
(Chapter 1)
Logistics and the Supply Chain
Course Outline
Economic Impacts of Logistics
Logistics: What is it
The Increased Importance of Logistics
Activities in the Logistics Channel
As your first step in getting started with this course, please introduce yourself in the Student Profiles. Please share who you are, where you work, what your comfort level with the on-line technology is, and what is your reason for taking this program? Attach a photo if you are able.
Week 2
(Chapter 2)
Logistics and Information Technology
General Types of Information Management Systems
Electronic Commerce and Logistics
Electronic Data Interchange
Enterprise Resource Planning
Week 3
(Chapter 3)
Logistics Systems Controls
Financial and Accounting Controls
Worker Productivity
Product Recalls
Controlling Returned and Salvaged Goods
Pilferage and Theft
Maintaining Channel and Supply-Chain Integrity
Syllabus
Name: Syllabus
Author: Craig Douglas CN
Subject: Syllabus
Keywords:
Category:
Course Syllabus: Logistics I - Introduction to Logistics Course Material Prepared by: Craig Douglas
**I do not take marks off for late assignments, but I ask you to follow the course syllabus as best as possible. Please ensure that all assignments are in to me by email before the last day of the course.**
Course Name
Introduction to Logistics (CN SCM 110)
Purpose
Explore Basic Logistics
Text Book
Contemporary Logistics 10th Edition
Author(s): Paul R. Murphy Jr.
And Donald F. Wood
Date Published : 2011
Publisher : Prentice Hall
ISBN: 0-13-611077-0
Assignments / Marking
30% Three Book Case Studies (Individual Basis)
15% “Take Home Test” (Individual Basis)
5% EOQ Mathematical Question (Individual Basis)
50% Final Exam (Individual Basis)
Method
On-line Course
Week 1
(Chapter 1)
Logistics and the Supply Chain
Course Outline
Economic Impacts of Logistics
Logistics: What is it
The Increased Importance of Logistics
Activities in the Logistics Channel
As your first step in getting started with this course, please introduce yourself in the Student Profiles. Please share who you are, where you work, what your comfort level with the on-line technology is, and what is your reason for taking this program? Attach a photo if you are able.
Week 2
(Chapter 2)
Logistics and Information Technology
General Types of Information Management Systems
Electronic Commerce and Logistics
Electronic Data Interchange
Enterprise Resource Planning
Week 3
(Chapter 3)
Logistics Systems Controls
Financial and Accounting Controls
Worker Productivity
Product Recalls
Controlling Returned and Salvaged Goods
Pilferage and Theft
Maintaining Channel and Supply-Chain Integrity