Students must know a general description of the business environment and related topics (e.g. basics of finance, logistics, management and marketing).

The course is concluded with an examination. In order to pass the exam, the student must obtain credit and pass the exam test (min. 50%). The student will demonstrate theoretical knowledge through the exam test. Successful completion is considered to be the achievement of at least 50% of the points according to the ECTS scale. In order to receive credit, the student must obtain at least 50% of the points that can be earned during the semester. Individual points can be earned for individual assignments given in practicals (e.g. active participation, project, field research, practical lectures). The main element expected to receive credit is the creation of a project.

Attendance at lectures is not required. Sub-assigned work (seminar, team, individual) will be checked according to the given criteria. Make-up for missed and properly excused absences will be in the form of a new make-up assignment and its evaluation according to the criteria for awarding credit.

The main objective of the course is to introduce to the students concept of Supply Chain Management and its importance in the current business environment, both in the domestic environment and in the international environment. Students will gain a basic overview of the supply chain management activities used and their application in order to create long-term business relationships. The knowledge gained will then help students understand the interdependence of the business environment in relation to other courses (e.g. International Marketing, International Business, or International Economics).
Upon completion of the course, students will be able to navigate the logistics flow management issues involved in Supply Chain Management.

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