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This module has 3course units: CU1: Logistics Information Systems (9 ECTS) This course "Information technologies in logistics" is an important component part of logistics specialist theoretical training that enables students to effectively work in the area of business logistics, based on use of modern information technology. After the course, students are expected to be able: to consider, interpret and use professional terminology in logistics and related information technologies area to discuss about the information technologies in logistics, to analyze problems and trends of the industry to solve thematic tasks in the field of logistics IT and to compare results of different solution scenarios and its performance results to describe the relevance of the chosen logistics information technology topics, to classify existing solutions, analyze the existing problems and trends CU2: Electronic Commerce in Logistics (4,5 ECTS) This course "Electronic Commerce in Logistics" is an important component part of theoretical training for logistics specialists enabling an effective work in the area of electronic commerce by using advanced internet solutions. After the course, students are expected to be able: 1 To define, interpret and use professional terminology in the area of electronic commerce. To develop a project of e-commerce system. To evaluate designing and implementation techniques of e-commerce solutions. To explain the essence of application, possibilities and importance of information technologies in different areas of e-commerce. CU3: Systems Analysis (3 ECTS) The goal of the course is to acquire basic principles of logistics information systems analysis, system classifications, characteristics, basics of process theory, modelling and characteristics of complex system functioning, organization of logistics information system analysis process, its methods, and software-oriented notations. After the course, students are expected to: be able to identify tasks of logistics information systems analysis have modelling and decision analysis skills and understand organizational requirements in case of new solutions and changes concerning logistics information systems know how to decompose the systems and analyse their structure know the basics of process theory, modelling and general characteristics of system functioning understand organization of logistics information systems analysis process and is able to apply corresponding methods. |
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