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Trimester 1 OSIRIS code: Course name: Study programme(s): Education: Study load: Lecturer(s): Learning objective(s): Content description: Language: Teaching activity: BIP2.MULTI-01P Project Intermodal Transport ☒ILE ☒ILT ☐ITR ☐LE ☐LTV ☐MOB ☐RO ☐UD project 5EC (= 140 hours) Frans de Jong After the course you will be able to determine the economic and logistic feasibility of intermodal transport chains and networks and draw up the accompanying analyses and set-up proposals. The project will be preceded by 10 lectures, in which the theory will be discussed. The project is carried out by order of the customer. Elements of competition and play have been incorporated into the project for the project groups. Subsequently, the following parts are dealt with: 1) For various relations of origin and destination within an area you determine where to set up a terminal from where you are going to offer intermodal services; 2) You make a set-up proposal for an inland terminal; 3) You make a business plan for the inland terminal; 4) You determine the economic and logistic feasibility for one or more shuttles from and to the terminal from the perspective of the service provider; 5) You determine the economic and logistic feasibility for one or more connections from the perspective of a shipper. EN lecture first two weeks two hours per day, after that weekly a project group meeting / group discussion. Examination: written examination 50%, Group assignment 50% Mark: Required literature: numeric Reader of Frans de Jong Recommended literature: Intermodal freight transport, David Lowe ISBN 9780750659352 27
OSIRIS code: Course name: Study programme(s): Education: Study load: Lecturer(s): Learning objective(s): Content description: BIP2.COPMGT-01 Operations Management ☒ILE ☒ILT ☐ITR ☐LE ☐LTV ☐MOB ☐RO ☐UD course 2 EC (= 56 hours) André Gijsberts Upon completion of this course you will know the principles of the three most important manufacturing philosophies, have an overview regarding Operations Management and are able to solve related practice problems. Operations management is the activity of managing the resources which are devoted to the production and delivery of products and services. We use a broad definition of operations, which includes the processes in hospitals, banks and airlines besides the more classic one focused on manufacturing companies only. We start with an introduction in the field of OM and focus mainly on planning and control, with a slight touch on design of products and processes. In the second part of the course manufacturing philosophies MRP and ERP, TOC, Lean and JIT are discussed. The course uses Introduction into Logistics as a foundation. Language: Teaching activity: Examination: Mark: Required literature: Recommended literature: EN lecture 2 hours per week written examination numeric Eliyahu M. Goldratt, Jeff Cox. The Goal: A Process of Ongoing Improvement. It's a novel, so every edition will do! Operations Management: Processes and Supply chains, 10th edition, global edition (!) , Krajewski, Ritzman and Malhotra, ISBN-13: 978-0-273-76683-4 28
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