Transportation and Freight Forwarding
Course length
This course is two-weeks long.
Marks overview
A1 15%
A2 15%
A3 15%
Daily activities 10%
Mid-course exam 20%
Final exam 25%
Textbooks
Assignments
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Valuable resources
We will use these resources in this course
Videos to watch
Logistics
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Watchlists - Mega
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Road Transportation
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Railroad Transportation
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Also, problems with Freight Trains:
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Air Transportation
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Large objects
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Water Transportation
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Pipeline
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Ports
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Traffic-related
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Articles
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Other resources
For statistics, tools, country indicators, Project Mgmt tutorials and courses, etc. see
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Day 1
Learning Objectives
Index
Day 2
Learning Objectives
Index
Chapter 11 — Supply Chain Management
Chapter 13 (pp. 320-321, 315) — Introduction to Materials Management
Day 3
Learning Objectives
Shipment Preparation
Freight Documentation
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freight bill
freight claims form
In-transit visibility
Transportation Metrics
Service Quality
TMS
Index
Day 4
Learning Objectives
Term of Sale
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Rate Negotiation
Index
Day 5
Mid-course exam
A1 is due
A2 is due
Day 6
Learning Objectives
Index
Day 7
Learning Objectives
Index
Chapter 11 — Supply Chain Management
Chapter 12 — Supply Chain Management
Chapter 13 (pp. 318, 324-325) — Introduction to Materials Management
Extras
3PL vs 4PL Logistics: The Layers of Logistics Explained
Definitions for LLP, 3PL, and 4PL
Recommended article
Day 8
Learning Objectives
Line Haul
Pickup & Delivery
Terminal handling
Billing and Collecting
Index
Day 9
Day 10