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Dec 21, 2024
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BA 3895 - International Logistics3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits
Course Description
The focus of this course is on the changing face of international logistics in the 21st century. Important elements of international logistics such as transport modes, nodes and hubs, and corridors will be covered. Within the course, students will learn the elements of the contemporary context of international logistics, including global trade production and distribution, global outsourcing, and changing patterns of international trade, as well as developments in the technologies and competencies in transportation and logistics operations. Finally, the course will examine the prevailing international trade regulatory environment and its resultant impacts on global logistical systems, facilities, and processes. (prereq: BA 3491 )
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Explain and illustrate the significance of logistics operations within a globalized context
- Examine the key challenges and levels of risks involved in international logistics to ensure appropriate operation within global context
- Identify and discuss the nature and role of the key parties in a global logistics chain in order to participate in a global environment
- Demonstrate a critical understanding of the various transport modes available and their characteristics in international logistics
- Describe and explain logistics services and operations on an international scale
- Apply international logistics knowledge and practices in international trade operations
Prerequisites by Topic
- Requires foundational supply chain knowledge
Coordinator
Thomas Eberle
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