Course detail
Business Logistics
FP-RplPAcad. year: 2017/2018
The course provides students with basic project knowledge of material and information flow and their optimization. It deals with development trends in logistics as global discipline and presents information needed for solving different complicated and global issues such as purchase, supply, product and run problems, which are required for effective business management.
The subject aims is to teach How to calculate rentability and economy of logistics processes both for industrial organization and customers. The course makes presumption for
projecting of logistics networks; asuring fluency material with minimum level of inventory etc.
Language of instruction
Czech
Number of ECTS credits
5
Mode of study
Not applicable.
Guarantor
Department
Learning outcomes of the course unit
Student will be made familiar with:Description of material flow in production, trading and distribution organization.Order processing in manufacturing organization Proposing of a design for management of supplies relations.Design and implementation of logistics systems in selected firms with the use of basic project management tool - Microsoft Project - form case study Management inventory. Production logistics in Škoda Auto – excursion. Selection process of supply strategy – purchase marketing – form – case studyBesides student will acquire basic skills of logistics manager in the given conditions
Prerequisites
When a student begins the course, he/she is expected to have the knowledge and skills in the area of manufacturing technologies in industrial organizations. Besides this condition student must be familiar with business economy, mathematics disciplines, statistics, theory of decisions, informatics technologies and communication technologies. Students will deepen their knowledge of profitability of assets, management theory, and of obtaining data from accounting.
Co-requisites
Not applicable.
Planned learning activities and teaching methods
Teaching methods depend on the teaching methods are described in Article 7 of the Study and Examination Regulations of the University.
Guided consultations are devoted mainly to consultation and control tasks assigned to a separate processing. This method of teaching is dominant in distance study,
Guided consultations are devoted mainly to consultation and control tasks assigned to a separate processing. This method of teaching is dominant in distance study,
Assesment methods and criteria linked to learning outcomes
The course is concluded with a graded course-unit credit that is awarded on condition of having presented an individual case study and three common cases studies. Another condition for awarding the graded course-unit credit is the attendance at seminar in a computer lab. Student has to demonstrate his/her theoretical knowledge and skills.
The exam is 50 minutes long.Oral exam verifies the mark given for the written part and makes the final grade more accurate.For awarding grade E it is necessary to process examples up to the numerical formulation and prove minimum knowledge of theory - e.g. additional tasks related to the theoretical approaches answered orally.
The exam is 50 minutes long.Oral exam verifies the mark given for the written part and makes the final grade more accurate.For awarding grade E it is necessary to process examples up to the numerical formulation and prove minimum knowledge of theory - e.g. additional tasks related to the theoretical approaches answered orally.
Course curriculum
Fundamentals of logistics. Logistics as science discipline vs. practical management approach.Logistics goals. Logistics conception. Personal aspects of logistics. Logistics procurement. Objectives, goals and strategy of procurement logistics.Production synchronized with the inventory processes.Inventories management. Kind of inventories. Supplier’s selection process. Calculation of order quantity and order cycles. Costs on supply processes. Transports and inventories systems.Extra-enterprises logistic system in transportation chains.In-house traffic systemsDistributed and rotation logistics. Packing. Output products and assuring loading.Costs on distributed logistics. Order management. Order release, work schedule, order monitoring.
Work placements
Not applicable.
Aims
The course provides basic information necessary to understand the problems of controlling and optimising material flow with the use of information flows to achieve the efficiency. Basic theoretical approaches will be verified in industrial organizations in form of excursions. Student will understand how to create continuous material flows in point of disconnection, and project an optimal inventory level for assuring continuity of all other activities. Also dealt with is the sphere of material components procurement components as resources for entrepreneurial activities in an industrial organization.
Specification of controlled education, way of implementation and compensation for absences
Attendance is checked at all forms of lessons by the tutor. Absence from seminars in computer lab has to be compensated. Make-up seminars in a computer lab will be announced after the end of the semester. Activities are checked by presenting the results of individual case studies.
Recommended optional programme components
Not applicable.
Prerequisites and corequisites
Not applicable.
Basic literature
LAMBERT,D.M.,STOCK,J.R.,ELLRAM,L.M. Logistika. Praha: Computer Press, 2006 -
(CS)
EMMETT,S. Řízení zásob. Brno Computer Press 2008, 298s. ISBN 978-80-251-1828-3 (CS)
JUROVÁ,M. Evropská unie Odvětví a infrastruktura. 1.vyd. Brno: Computer Press 1999 (CS)
RUSHTON, A. a kol. The handbook of logistics & distribution management . London Philadelphia Kogan Page 2010, 635p. ISBN 978-0-7494-5714-3 (CS)
STRAUBE,F. e-Logistika.Berlin Springer-Verlag 2004, 424s. ISBN 3-540-20869-0 (EN)
EMMETT,S. Řízení zásob. Brno Computer Press 2008, 298s. ISBN 978-80-251-1828-3 (CS)
JUROVÁ,M. Evropská unie Odvětví a infrastruktura. 1.vyd. Brno: Computer Press 1999 (CS)
RUSHTON, A. a kol. The handbook of logistics & distribution management . London Philadelphia Kogan Page 2010, 635p. ISBN 978-0-7494-5714-3 (CS)
STRAUBE,F. e-Logistika.Berlin Springer-Verlag 2004, 424s. ISBN 3-540-20869-0 (EN)
Recommended reading
JUROVÁ,M. a kol. Výrobní procesy řízené logistikou.. 1.vyd. Praha Albatros Media 2013, 260s. ISBN 978-80-265-0059-9
(CS)
JUROVÁ,M. Obchodní logistika1.a 2.díl, Brno Akademické nakladatelství CERM 2006,s. 86+130, ISBN 80-214-3128-8 (CS)
JUROVÁ,M. Obchodní logistika1.a 2.díl, Brno Akademické nakladatelství CERM 2006,s. 86+130, ISBN 80-214-3128-8 (CS)
Classification of course in study plans
Type of course unit
Lecture
20 hod., optionally
Teacher / Lecturer
Syllabus
Fundamentals of logistics. Logistics as science discipline vs. practical management approach.Logistics goals. Logistics conception. Personal aspects of logistics. Logistics procurement. Objectives, goals and strategy of procurement logistics.Production synchronized with the inventory processes.Inventories management. Kind of inventories. Supplier’s selection process. Calculation of order quantity and order cycles. Costs on supply processes. Transports and inventories systems.Extra-enterprises logistic system in transportation chains.In-house traffic systemsDistributed and rotation logistics. Packing. Output products and assuring loading.Costs on distributed logistics. Order management. Order release, work schedule, order monitoring.
Computer-assisted exercise
20 hod., compulsory
Teacher / Lecturer
Syllabus
Fundamentals of logistics. Logistics as science discipline vs. practical management approach.Logistics goals. Logistics conception. Personal aspects of logistics. Logistics procurement. Objectives, goals and strategy of procurement logistics.Production synchronized with the inventory processes.Inventories management. Kind of inventories. Supplier’s selection process. Calculation of order quantity and order cycles. Costs on supply processes. Transports and inventories systems.Extra-enterprises logistic system in transportation chains.In-house traffic systemsDistributed and rotation logistics. Packing. Output products and assuring loading.Costs on distributed logistics. Order management. Order release, work schedule, order monitoring.Exercises:Definition of individual case studies, which is focused on progress material (and informatics) elements firm.Material and informatics flow – description in production, trading and distributive organization – case study.Example of material flow in production and distribution organization.Order process in production organization, draft system strategy for strategy of supply relations – case study.Utilization of computer aided by order projecting – seminar in a computer lab.Utilization of computer aided by order projecting – seminar in a computer lab.Order planning process in production organization with the using project management – seminar in a computer lab.Individual working out and consultation of case study Order planning process in production organization with the using project management – seminar in a computer lab.Case study. Inventory management – numerical exercises.Setting case study – inventory management. Inventory management with computer aided – seminar in a computer lab.Production logistics – excursion in Škoda a. s. Mladá BoleslavPurchasing marketing – case study.Evaluation of three selected cases studies and presentation individual case study.