Courses

This course provides an opportunity for students to gain practical knowledge and experience associated with logistics operations. Students learn while performing logistics activities in a position within business and industry.

This course focuses on theoretical applications of day to day activities and issues within a warehouse operation. Special emphasis is placed on the interrelationship between the various systems associated with warehouse operations. Students will analyze case studies and current issues to determine optimum operation and management of warehouse activities.

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This course provides students with introductory inform- ation relative to safety and common logistics operational concepts such as warehouse management system: principles of warehousing to include warehouse design: shipping, receiving and distribution of goods: inventory tracking; storage; handling; material handling equipment.

This course provides students with introductory information relative to safe and efficient operation of a warehouse and material handling equipment. Specific topics include: safety; common warehouse functions; roles, accountability, and responsibilities; warehouse management systems; warehouse layout and design; material handling equipment.

This course provides students with introductory information relative to safe and efficient operation of a warehouse and material handling equipment. Specific topics include: safety; common warehouse functions; roles, accountability, and responsibilities; warehouse management systems; warehouse layout and design; material handling equipment.

This course is a continuation of information and skills gained in Warehouse Operations I. Students gain additional information on topics such as: in-house transportation, local application forklift operations, consolidation and packing.

This course is a continuation of information and skills gained in Warehouse Operations I. Students gain additional information on topics such as: in-house transportation, local application forklift operations, consolidation, and packing.

Students evaluate chemical, biological, and radiological warfare agents. These including structure, function, mechanism of action, injury, clinical therapy, and undergraduate or graduate level are recommended for students taking this course.

This course examines warfare and the military history of the ancient world, including but not limited to Greece, Macedonia, the Roman Republic, and the Roman Empire.