Lecturer
Dates & Places
- Tuesday 16:45-18:15 SE 1
- Starting on October 03, 2017
Study Programs
- MSc.
internationale
Betriebswirtschaft (KFK
Production Management, KFK SupplyChain Management, KFK Transportation Logistics) bis 30.11.2018
- MSc.
Betriebswirtschaft
(KFK
Production Management, KFK Supply Chain Management, KFK Transportation Logistics) bis 30.11.2018
- MSc.( Smart Production and Supply Chain Management)
Course Content
- This course
(Seminar) will focus on "."
- Basic models and approaches
from the literature will be discussed and some recent research articles
will be presented.
Requirements
- Regular presence and participation in discussion
- Literature study
- Presentation using slides max 45 minutes (power Point or PDF)
- Term paper (Seminararbeit)
Prerequisites
- This
course (Seminar) is intended as the final course in the Major.
Thus, it should only be taken after some other courses in the
corresponding area have been successfully completed.
- Minimum
requirement for admission is
- "Transportation Logistics
(TL)", "Production Analysis", or "Supply Chain Management"
(current "Studienplan")
Basic Literature
Campbell, A., Clarke, L., Kleywegt, A., & Savelsbergh, M. (1998). The inventory routing problem. In: Crainic T.G.,Laporte G.(eds) Fleet Management and Logistics (pp.95-113). Springer Boston,MA
Bertazzi, L., & Speranza, M. G. (2012). Inventory routing problems: an introduction. EURO Journal on Transportation and Logistics, 1(4), 307-326
Luca Bertazzi, Martin Savelsbergh, Maria Grazia Speranza (2008). Inventory Routing. In Bruce Golden, S. Raghavan, Edward Wasil (eds) The Vehicle Routing Problem: Latest Advances and New Challenges, pp. 49-72.
Schedule
"Würfelteil"
- The
first part of the course is a so
called "Würfelseminar", i.e.
certain topics are to be prepared by all
participants. Every 10 minutes, say, a different person will be asked
(at random -> Würfel) to present the next
pages of the
underlying literature. The purpose is
(i) to obtain some common
knowledge base by all participants, and
(ii) to facilitate discussion.
- Literature
for the "Würfelseminar": see "Moodle"
Tentative schedule:
- October 3 , 2017: introductory session
- October 10, 2017: basic literature - see above:
Campbell, A., Clarke, L., Kleywegt, A., & Savelsbergh, M. (1998),
Chapters 1-4.
- October 17,2017: basic literature - see above:
Campbell, A., Clarke, L., Kleywegt, A., & Savelsbergh, M. (1998),
beginning of Chapter 5 (not 5.1), chapter 6 up to and including 6.1 (not 6.2)
and
Bertazzi, L., & Speranza, M. G. (2012).
pages 307-317.
- October 24, 2017: basic literature - see above:
Bertazzi, L., & Speranza, M. G. (2012).
pages 307-317
and
Luca Bertazzi, Martin Savelsbergh, MariaGrazia Speranza (2008)
Chapters 1 and 2 (same example as in Bertazzi, L., & Speranza, M. G., 2012, but extended).
- October 31, 2017 : basic literature - tba
Schedule
"Spezialteil"
In
the second part
each group of typically 2 participants will be given a special topic which has to
be prepared and presented some weeks later (mainly in June). Also a term paper (Seminararbeit) must be
written on this topic.
Presentation Terms
- Decmeber 12, 2017 presentation
- January 9, 2018 presentation
- January 16 presentation
- January 23, presentation
- January 30, presentation
Term paper (Seminararbeit)
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