Winter School Subject List for 2013
Reverse Logistics and Closed Loop (TPTM6210) - (Stream A) - Opens 17 May 2012 |
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| Faculty: Business (Business School) Department: Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies Level: Postgraduate Credit Points: 6 Instructors: (1) Alan Win - alan.win@sydney.edu.au |
Start Date: 26 Jun 2012 End Date: 17 Jul 2012 Capacity: 70 Status: Places available Enrolments Open: 17 May 2012 Enrolments Close: 23 Jun 2012 Census date: 06 Jul 2012 On-time withdrawals close: 23 Jun 2012 Costs: International - $3870.00 * Local - $3300.00 * * Please note: Fees are indicative - while every effort is made to display the correct fees, final fees may vary. Available to audit: Yes Open to HSC graduates?: No |
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DescriptionReverse logistics has become a process within supply chain management receiving increased focus as a result of: amplified consumer demand; pressure from environmental groups; the desire to create closed loop supply chain systems; political motivations; and, legislation. It is important when designing supply chains to view and analyse from a closed loop perspective. We operate in an increasingly global market with product and services being sourced internationally, all of which adds further complexity when considering from a reverse logistics and closed loop supply chain perspective. Increasingly, reverse logistics is becoming a differentiator when determining competitive advantage between like companies within an industry. This unit offers an in depth examination of concepts pertaining to reverse logistics and closed loop supply chain management then demonstrates how together they contribute toward building a strategically effective and operationally efficient organisation. AssessmentIndividual assignment (35%) group project presentation and report (30%) final examination (35%) TimetableStart Date: 26 Jun 2012 End Date: 17 Jul 2012 TPTM6210 dates: Venuesall classes are scheduled in Burren Street Lecture Room 1 (Rm 301) except for Wed 11 Jul and Tue 17 Jul when they are in Burren Street Lecture Room 2 (Rm 200) TextsReadings provided |
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