LSCM 6010 - Theoretical Foundations of Logistics

3 hours

Provides a review of published research in the disciplines associated with logistics and physical distribution (movement and storage). Traditional and emerging concepts in managing the role of movement and storage (time-place utility) of goods from an integrated perspective are described through an investigation of the extant literature. Students lead in the investigation, analysis, and discussion of critical issues in managing the functions and trade-offs among competing logistics and operational within and between firms. Focus of the course is topical and spans a broad variety of methodological approaches.

Prerequisite(s): None.