Course: Supply Chain Management

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Supply chain management

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The course is intended for applicants for the second (master's) level of higher education of full-time and part-time study in the specialty 275 Transport Technologies (in road transport), studying: under the OPP "Transport Systems and Logistics", under the OPP "Road Traffic Management and Safety", under the OPP "Transport Organisation and Management in Road Transport"
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Select section SUBJECT 1. THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

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SUBJECT 1. THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Select section SUBJECT 2. ANALYSING AND EVALUATING SUPPLY CHAIN PER-FORMANCE

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SUBJECT 2. ANALYSING AND EVALUATING SUPPLY CHAIN PER-FORMANCE
Select section TOPIC 3. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF SUPPLY CHAIN DESIGN FOR THE DELIVERY OF GOODS BY VARIOUS MODES OF TRANSPORT

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TOPIC 3. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF SUPPLY CHAIN DESIGN FOR THE DELIVERY OF GOODS BY VARIOUS MODES OF TRANSPORT
Select section TOPIC 4. MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOGICAL AND PRODUCTION PROCESSES IN CONDITIONS OF UNCERTAINTY

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TOPIC 4. MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOGICAL AND PRODUCTION PROCESSES IN CONDITIONS OF UNCERTAINTY
Select section TOPIC 5. EFFECTIVE INVENTORY STRATEGIES AND INTEGRATION ACROSS THE SUPPLY CHAIN

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TOPIC 5. EFFECTIVE INVENTORY STRATEGIES AND INTEGRATION ACROSS THE SUPPLY CHAIN
Select section TOPIC 6 ASSESSMENT AND ANALYSIS OF THE LEVEL OF LOGISTICS INFORMATION SERVICES IN SUPPLY CHAIN DEVELOPMENT

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TOPIC 6 ASSESSMENT AND ANALYSIS OF THE LEVEL OF LOGISTICS INFORMATION SERVICES IN SUPPLY CHAIN DEVELOPMENT
Select section TOPIC 7. MANAGING THE GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN OF TRANSPORT CONSUMERS

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TOPIC 7. MANAGING THE GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN OF TRANSPORT CONSUMERS
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Final control
The student's final grade in the discipline is determined based on the results of the current control and the final exam.

The final control must be passed if the sum of points based on the results of the current control of topics is less than 60 points or if the applicant wishes to increase the final score in the discipline.

Applicants who have completed the tasks provided for by practical work are allowed to take the final control.