Logistics Systems in Practice

The course "Logistics Systems in Practice" looks at different fields of action for the design of global logistics systems. It includes the course Logistics System Planning, which deals with methods and concepts of planning, realisation and optimisation of logistics systems from a theoretical and practical point of view.

The core of the course is the processing of a real logistics planning case, in which the learned methods and concepts of system planning are practically applied and adapted.

In addition to the theoretical and practical introduction to the problem of the planning cases, the course includes the phases of independent problem processing and solution, the discussion of solution approaches and processing aids as well as the presentation of results and feedback.

The project-based course offers the opportunity to get to know methods and instruments for solving current projects and case studies from various industries in the areas of corporate structure and logistics planning. In addition to clear definitions of current management concepts, emphasis is placed on the systematic transfer of knowledge and reflection for the application of current topics in companies.

After completing the course, students are able to comprehensively analyse a logistics system and identify weaknesses and areas of action as well as generate measures. They will also be able to design logistics systems based on the recorded requirements of customers, products, processes and value creation partners, taking into account various planning scenarios and a systematic evaluation process.

• The course "Logistics System Planning" will take place in the winter semester 2022/23 as a block course during the semester break.
• The period covers 13.03.2023 to 31.03.2023. Dates will be published in mid-October. Dates will be published in mid-October.
• Further information on content and semester dates can be found in the ISIS course "Logistics System Planning WiSe 22/23".