LOG904 Seminars in logistics 2007

During the fall of 2007 Molde University College offers a series of seminars in logistics. Each seminar gives 3 ECTS. The course is obligatory for MSc students in logistics in Molde. Each logistics student must take ten seminars, including the two that are obligatory, and which are part of the preparation for the final thesis. It is obligatory to be present in class throughout the week of a seminar. Students from other institutions may follow the seminars. For details, go here.

The course takes place in Rooms A272, A220 and B360. Each seminar starts at 0915 Monday morning.

Some of the course descriptions are so far not updated from last year. If there is a contradiction between the timing given in the table below and the one in the course description, it is the table that counts.

Week 23=4-8 June 2007, Week 34=20-24 August, 2007

Week	Topic	Lecturer	Room
23	Basic course in AMPL	Aliaksandr Shyshou
34	Models for Logistics and Transportation Planning	Teodor Gabriel Crainic
34	Modeling and Optimization in Production and Logistics	Stéphane Dauzère-Pérès
35	Organization design and interpretive schemes	Chris Carter
35	Basic course in AMPL	Aliaksandr Shyshou
36	Cross Cultural Management	Irena Mamonova
36	Integrated logistics and operations: learning through games	Glen Schmidt
37	Scheduling models and algorithms	Vitaly Strusevich
37	An Introduction to Computational Optimization models for Production Planning in a Supply Chain	David L. Woodruff
38	Research design - obligatory	Arnt Buvik and others	Mandatory for all students
39	Outsourcing Management	Hans Solli-Sæther
40	Value creation in customer relationships	Trond Hammervoll
41	Conflicts in supply chains	Susanne Hertz
41	Implementation of strategic change and organizational learning	Rune Lines
42	Distribution Management (Vehicle routing)	Gilbert Laporte
42	Distribution Logistics – case study and business simulation	Fritz Starkl, Jörg Lindinger
43	Production variety	Taylor Randall
43	Transnational regulations and the measuring of organizational activities	Linda Wedlin
44	Competition in the Transport Industry	Chris Nash
44	Discrete choice modeling	Bharat Prasad Bhatta
45	Reforming organizations through management	Hallgeir Gammelsæter
45	Transportation Economics	Ken Small
46	Combinatorial Auction with applications in transportation and logistics	Kurt Jörnsten
46	City logistics and traffic planning	Jaume Barcelo
47	Productivity analysis	James Odeck
48	ERP / SAP	Helgheim and Jæger
48	Advanced models using AMPL	Pavel Popela
50	Proposal presentation – obligatory, dates 12.12 – 14.12	All supervisors	Mandatory for all students

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