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Course Modules
MGT 700
Course AnnouncementsModule 1
Introduction & OverviewModule 2
Global Operation MGTModule 3
Global Freight MGTModule 4
Global Imp & Exp OptsModule 5
Global Logistic MGTModule 6
Group Online SimulationModule 7
Simulation DebriefingCourse Wrap Up
Other Resources
APA StyleGlossary
Virtual Library Logistics
Export911
Export.Gov
Case-Based Learning
Supply Chain Blog
Cook Library
Journal of Commerce
Helpful Hints
Global Supply Chain Management
Module 1
Title - Introduction & Course Overview (Consisiting of two lessons)(10 Questions Popup)
Week 1 - Lesson 1
In class meeting - Introduction and Overview of the objectives and goals for the course. Groups will be assigned and participate in an activity that will determine order the groups in facilitating a lesson. Additionally each student will be requested posted a short student profile on the designated discussion board thread on Course Blog
Activity: In class activity, each student will be asked to first provide three pieces of information about themselves-two that are true ands one that is not-and then class members guess the false statement.
Week 2 - Lesson 2
Assign chapter 1 & 2 of Long's text and post pertinent comments on the designated (Question: whether it might be effective for a nation to shelter infant industries until they had grown to sufficient size to compete internationally.) threads on the course bog for class discussion. Learning Journal is due at the completion of Lesson 2.
Activity:
#Group Article to be posted on assigned Course Blog Thread
The Objectives of Module 1 is to provide the graduate student with an introduction into global supply management. Initiate an online collaborative learning community.
The Goal of Module 1 is to have the students create online learning communities through dialectic exchanges of the students regarding global supply chain management. Additionally to formalize the students with the online technology and course objectives and goals.
Books and Articles
- Barone, A.P.,Murphy, P.R.,Wardlow, D.L., & Wood, D.F. (2002). International Logistics, 2nd Edition. New York: AMACOM
- Long, D. (2004). International Logistics Global Supply Chain Management. Norwell, MA: Kluwer Academic Publishers
- TechRepublic
- International Journal of Logistic Management
- World Trade Magazine
- Logistic Management
- American Shipper Magazine
Bob Blackwell
Course Facilitator
rblack5@towson.edu.com
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