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Institute of Technology, Mechanisation and Construction Management (TST)

Mastering the objectives of the course CW13 - Logistics, the students will acquire basic knowledge of the basic field of science – logistics. They will master the basics of logistic systems, compilation logistic chains, creation of flow of the material and information. They will be introduced to the principles of creation and consequent use of logistic chains. They will master the basics of systems analysis and deaggregation into elements and chains. They will be introduced to the potential application of special simulation software, as well as to the principles of simulation and modeling of chains, flows and processes. The students will be introduced to logistics as a modern science. They get to knowledges about the logistics tools comprising together with cybernetics the base of modern control and information systems.

Knowledge of the studied branch from the point of view of the interactions and links of individual processes. Numerical solutions of differential equations. Matrix. Number of indeterminacy and statistics.

Part of the knowledge of this subject can be supplemented with knowledge of the subject Decision making theory.

The course is taught through lectures, practical classes and self-study assignments. Attendance at lectures is optional, but attendance at classes is compulsory.

For successful completion of the course the student is asked to study regularly and to attend the lectures and seminars. The student will prove his knowledge during an oral examination. The credit for seminars completion is conditioned by regular attendance and also by submitting the individual assignments.

1. Theoretical foundations of logistics. Basic theory of systems and control theory.
2. Information strategy in the company and its logistical challenges. Objectives of logistics. Logistics concepts in the company.
3. Logistics chain. Material and information flows.
4. Mathematical methods of logistics, modeling, simulation. The use of computer simulation software.
5. Economy and logistics. Background. Direct and reverse logistics impacts. The strategy of company logistics and logistics management.
6. - 7. Interaction of logistics and production management. Logistics and technological processes, sales, materials handling, transport, use of machinery and human resources management.
8. Logistic function of supply and inventory management (warehouses).

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The topic of the course is logistics as a modern scientific tool forming together with cybernetics the basis of the modern control and information systems.

Extent and forms are specified by guarantor’s regulation updated for every academic year.

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