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职业趋向：
Transportation and Logistics
Students from the program are likely to seek an analytical staff position rather then a managerial line position. Typically the positions are related to: the analysis and forecasting of transportation markets; operations planning in transportation or logistics; appraisal of investment programs in transport or logistics; and management consulting. Students enjoy good job prospects as the management of transportation and logistics functions has become more analytical. The development of new firms specializing in providing contract logistics services is creating a range of new positions for well trained graduates with experience. The privatization or commercialization of many public transportation services has opened up new employment opportunities. There are also good opportunities with consulting firms.
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课程结构：
Transportation and Logistics
Program Structure
All graduate students are expected to attend the Transportation and Logistics faculty workshop, a weekly series of research seminars and invited speakers.
Students may elect a thesis or non-thesis option. Since the MSc is a specialized degree, a thesis option may be appropriate.
A student on a non-thesis option must write a major essay during the second year of their program, and obtain a passing grade.
Programs are designed with an advisor to meet the particular interests of individual students; nonetheless, there are two streams: one emphasizing Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and an alternate stream emphasizing Transport Economics, Project and Policy Evaluation.
The graduate program requirements will include methodology courses, for example in economics, statistics, or management science. Interdisciplinary programs are possible by combining work in Commerce with courses in Engineering, Community and Regional Planning, Economics, and/or Geography.
MSc students take a combination of Master and PhD level courses. A limited number of senior undergraduate courses will also count towards the degree program. Although the program of study is to be designed jointly by the faculty advisor and the student, the following courses are recommended:
1. Logistics and Supply Chain Management Stream
Required Courses (15 credits)
BATL 510 Introduction to Logistics and Operations Management (LOM)
BATL 511 Design of LOM System
BATL 580 Current Issues in LOM
BAMS 511 Scheduling and Control of LOM
BAMS 514 Supply Chain Management
BABS 500 Applied Business Statistics I
BAMS 503 Simulation for Decision Making
BAIT 501 Survey of Information Systems Applications in Business
COMM 515 Foundations of Optimization
Recommended Electives (15 credits)
The student in consultation with his/her adviser may decide to take courses not included in this list.
BAIT 503 Developing Business Information
BAIT 506 Business Modelling for Information Technology Applications
BAMS 504 Visual Simulation
BAMS 515 Total Quality Management
BABS 502 Forecasting for Management
BATL 500 Transportation Services Management
ECON 480 Transportation Economics
COMM 444 Air Transportation
COMM 445 International Logistics and Shipping
COMM 549 Thesis
2. Transport Economics and Management Stream
Required Courses (10.5 credits)
Economics 480 or Commerce 544 - Transport Economics
Economics 500 - Micro-Economics or substitute
Economics 526 - Mathematics and Statistics for Economists or substitute
BAPA 503 - Cost Benefit Analysis or Commerce 447 Project Evaluation and Management
Recommended Electives (18 credits)
The student in consultation with his/her adviser may decide to take courses not included in this list including courses in other faculties, such as Economics, Civil Engineering, and Planning.
BABS 502 Forecasting for Management
BAIT 501 Survey of Information Systems Applications in Business
BAPA 504 Public Sector Evaluation Methods
BAMS 503 Simulation for Decision Making
BAMS 504 Visual Simulation
BATL 510 Introduction to Logistics and Operations Management
COMM 444 Air Transport Management
COMM 445 International Shipping and Logistics
COMM 447 Project Appraisal and Management
COMM 549 Thesis
COMM 582 Statistical Methodology II
COMM 644 Analytical Methods in Transport
ECON 527 Econometrics更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
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职业趋向：
Transportation and Logistics
Students from the program are likely to seek an analytical staff position rather then a managerial line position. Typically the positions are related to: the analysis and forecasting of transportation markets; operations planning in transportation or logistics; appraisal of investment programs in transport or logistics; and management consulting. Students enjoy good job prospects as the management of transportation and logistics functions has become more analytical. The development of new firms specializing in providing contract logistics services is creating a range of new positions for well trained graduates with experience. The privatization or commercialization of many public transportation services has opened up new employment opportunities. There are also good opportunities with consulting firms.
=======================================
课程结构：
Transportation and Logistics
Program Structure
All graduate students are expected to attend the Transportation and Logistics faculty workshop, a weekly series of research seminars and invited speakers.
Students may elect a thesis or non-thesis option. Since the MSc is a specialized degree, a thesis option may be appropriate.
A student on a non-thesis option must write a major essay during the second year of their program, and obtain a passing grade.
Programs are designed with an advisor to meet the particular interests of individual students; nonetheless, there are two streams: one emphasizing Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and an alternate stream emphasizing Transport Economics, Project and Policy Evaluation.
The graduate program requirements will include methodology courses, for example in economics, statistics, or management science. Interdisciplinary programs are possible by combining work in Commerce with courses in Engineering, Community and Regional Planning, Economics, and/or Geography.
MSc students take a combination of Master and PhD level courses. A limited number of senior undergraduate courses will also count towards the degree program. Although the program of study is to be designed jointly by the faculty advisor and the student, the following courses are recommended:
1. Logistics and Supply Chain Management Stream
Required Courses (15 credits)
BATL 510 Introduction to Logistics and Operations Management (LOM)
BATL 511 Design of LOM System
BATL 580 Current Issues in LOM
BAMS 511 Scheduling and Control of LOM
BAMS 514 Supply Chain Management
BABS 500 Applied Business Statistics I
BAMS 503 Simulation for Decision Making
BAIT 501 Survey of Information Systems Applications in Business
COMM 515 Foundations of Optimization
Recommended Electives (15 credits)
The student in consultation with his/her adviser may decide to take courses not included in this list.
BAIT 503 Developing Business Information
BAIT 506 Business Modelling for Information Technology Applications
BAMS 504 Visual Simulation
BAMS 515 Total Quality Management
BABS 502 Forecasting for Management
BATL 500 Transportation Services Management
ECON 480 Transportation Economics
COMM 444 Air Transportation
COMM 445 International Logistics and Shipping
COMM 549 Thesis
2. Transport Economics and Management Stream
Required Courses (10.5 credits)
Economics 480 or Commerce 544 - Transport Economics
Economics 500 - Micro-Economics or substitute
Economics 526 - Mathematics and Statistics for Economists or substitute
BAPA 503 - Cost Benefit Analysis or Commerce 447 Project Evaluation and Management
Recommended Electives (18 credits)
The student in consultation with his/her adviser may decide to take courses not included in this list including courses in other faculties, such as Economics, Civil Engineering, and Planning.
BABS 502 Forecasting for Management
BAIT 501 Survey of Information Systems Applications in Business
BAPA 504 Public Sector Evaluation Methods
BAMS 503 Simulation for Decision Making
BAMS 504 Visual Simulation
BATL 510 Introduction to Logistics and Operations Management
COMM 444 Air Transport Management
COMM 445 International Shipping and Logistics
COMM 447 Project Appraisal and Management
COMM 549 Thesis
COMM 582 Statistical Methodology II
COMM 644 Analytical Methods in Transport
ECON 527 Econometrics更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net