LOG530 Distribution Planning (Spring 2023)

About the course

The course presents a wide range of distribution problems. 

It emphasizes both on exact formulation of the problems and of solving them using standard computer software packages.

The course is connected to the following study programs

• Bachelor in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• Individual Study Courses/Part- time studies
• Exchange programme - Bachelor's level

The student's learning outcomes after completing the course

Knowledge:

The student should have knowledge of

·         Transportation and transshipment situations 

·         Discrete localization and network problems

·         Allocation problems

·         Classical network problems, such as the Postman Problem, the Travelling Salesman Problem, the Minimal Span Problem.

Skills:

The student should be able to recognize different types of distribution problems described in the literature, to formulate such problems mathematically and to solve them using computer software.

General competence:

The student should be able to comprehend and apply simple models for distribution planning problems.

Forms of teaching and learning

3 hours of lectures per week

Examination

• Form of assessment: Home assessment 1

• Proportion: 10%

• Grouping: Group

• Grading scale: Letter (A - F)

• Support material: All printed and written supporting material

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• Form of assessment: Home assessment 2

• Proportion: 10%

• Grouping: Group

• Grading scale: Letter (A - F)

• Support material: All printed and written supporting material

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• Form of assessment: Home assessment

• Proportion: 20%

• Grouping: Individual

• Grading scale: Letter (A – F)

• Support material: All printed and written supporting material

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• Form of assessment: Written school assessment

• Proportion: 60%

• Duration: 5 Hours

• Grouping: Individual

• Grading scale: Letter (A - F)

• Support material: All printed and written supporting material + calculator that may contain data