Study Guide

Objective

The student is able to read texts related to the field and to communicate orally in situations connected with the future work tasks.
 

Content

Command of the basic special vocabulary in the field. Reading texts related to the field, learning to communicate in oral situations.

Materials

Teacher's material available in itslearning.
Material chosen by the students.
Ebook for the individual report:

Teaching methods

Learning by doing, groupwork and individual work.

Exam schedules

No exams, no re-sits.

International connections

Flipped classroom, learning by doing.

Completion alternatives

No optional ways to pass the course.
In order to complete the course, the student must be present in lessons (min. 8 of 11 lessons + a small group meeting in week 48) and do the pre-class work and the tasks by the given deadline.

Student workload

5 cr = 133 hrs of student work

Lessons: 22 hrs
Preparing and completing the course tasks 50hrs
Individual report and reading and analyzing of source material 60 hrs

Content scheduling

The aim of this course is to make the student familiar with logistics terminology in English. The student will be studying and learning the English language and terminology used in different areas and operations in the field of logistics, for example warehousing, shipping and packing goods, modes of transport, purchasing and inventory management as well as negotiations. 

Weekly lessons during weeks 36-48.

Further information

The teacher can be contacted by email: piia.pesso@turkuamk.fi.
The teacher replies to emails and other messages during office hours from Monday to Friday. If a message or email is sent outside of office hours, the reply will take longer.

The course starts on Thursday, September 5 in Teams. The link to the meeting can be found in the timetable and in the course's itslearning workspace. Most lessons take place at the campus and only one other lesson will be in Teams.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment methods and criteria

The course tasks must be completed by the given deadline and there is no possibility to do them late or again in order to raise the grade (as stated in the degree regulation).
The course is assessed numerically and the final grade is based on the following criteria:

5 pre-class work tasks (0-1 point from each task)
6 course tasks (0-1 point per task)
Negotiation task (0-2 points), mandatory
PESTEL presentation (0-2 points), mandatory
Individual report (0-5 points), mandatory

Maximum 20 points

20-18 » grade 5
17-16 » grade 4
15-14 » grade 3
13-12 » grade 2
11-10 » grade 1
9 points or less » failed

Active participation in lessons (minimum 8 out of 11 lessons + one small group meeting in week 48). The requirement of active participation is based on the nature of the studied subject. Languages and communication are practiced with other people.

Assessment criteria, fail (0)

9 points or less from the course tasks
More than 3 absences from lessons

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

13-12 points » grade 2

11-10 points » grade 1

Presence in at least 8 out of 11 lessons and in the small group meeting in week 48.

Assessment criteria, good (3-4)

17-16 points » grade 4
15-14 points » grade 3

Presence in at least 8 out of 11 lessons and in the small group meeting in week 48.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

20-18 points » grade 5

Presence in all or most of the lessons and in the small group meeting in week 48.

Objective

The student is able to read texts related to the field and to communicate orally in situations connected with the future work tasks.
 

Content

Command of the basic special vocabulary in the field. Reading texts related to the field, learning to communicate in oral situations.

Materials

Teacher's material available in itslearning.
Material chosen by the students.
Ebook for the individual report:

Teaching methods

Learning by doing, groupwork and individual work.

Exam schedules

No exams, no re-sits.

International connections

Flipped classroom, learning by doing

Completion alternatives

No optional ways to pass the course.
In order to complete the course, the student must be present in lessons (min. 8 of 11 lessons + a small group meeting in week 48) and do the pre-class work and the tasks.

Student workload

5 cr = 133 hrs of student work

Lessons: 22 hrs
Preparing and completing the course tasks 50hrs
Individual report and reading material 60 hrs

Content scheduling

The aim of this course is to make the student familiar with logistics terminology in English. The student will be studying and learning the English language and terminology used in different areas and operations in the field of logistics, for example warehousing, shipping and packing goods, modes of transport, purchasing and inventory management as well as negotiations. 

Weekly lessons during weeks 36-48

Further information

The teacher can be contacted by email: piia.pesso@turkuamk.fi.
The teacher replies to emails and other messages during office hours from Monday to Friday. If a message or email is sent outside of office hours, the reply will take longer.

The course starts on Thursday, September 5 in Teams. The link to the meeting can be found in the timetable and in the course's itslearning workspace. Most lessons take place at the campus and only one other lesson will be in Teams.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment methods and criteria

The course tasks must be completed by the given deadline and there is no possibility to do them late or again in order to raise the grade (as stated in the degree regulation).
The course is assessed numerically and the final grade is based on the following criteria:

5 pre-class work tasks (0-1 point from each task)
6 course tasks (0-1 point per task)
Negotiation task (0-2 points)
PESTEL presentation (0-2 points)
Individual report (0-5 points)
Maximum 20 points

20-18 » grade 5

17-16 » grade 4

15-14 » grade 3

13-12 » grade 2

11-10 » grade 1

9 points or less » failed

Active participation in lessons (minimum 8 out of 11 lessons + one small group meeting in week 48). The requirement of active participation is based on the nature of the studied subject. Languages and communication are practiced with other people.

Assessment criteria, fail (0)

9 points or less gained from the course tasks.
More than 3 absences from lessons.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

13-12 points » grade 2
11-10 points » grade 1

Presence in at least 8 out of 11 lessons and in the small group meeting in week 48.

Assessment criteria, good (3-4)

17-16 points » grade 4
15-14 points » grade 3

Presence in at least 8 out of 11 lessons and in the small group meeting in week 48.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

20-18 points » grade 5

Presence in all or most of the lessons and in the small group meeting in week 48.

Objective

The student is able to read texts related to the field and to communicate orally in situations connected with the future work tasks.
 

Content

Command of the basic special vocabulary in the field. Reading texts related to the field, learning to communicate in oral situations.

Materials

Material available in itslearning.

Teaching methods

Pre-class work
Groupwork
Online lessons
Individual study
Assignments and tasks

Exam schedules

No exams. Task-based assessment and active participation in online lessons and in groupwork.

International connections

The students submit the pre-class work prior to the online lesson and during the online lessons there are many discussions and groupwork.

Completion alternatives

No options for passing the course. The student must follow the instructions and participate in online lessons and in groupwork.

Student workload

The course assignments and tasks
(to be updated)

Content scheduling

Online lessons on Wednesdays 5-8 p.m. (weeks 17-22)

The topics of the course:
- Core vocabulary
- Logistics Services
- Modes of Transport
- Planning and Arranging Transport
- Warehousing
- Inventory Management
- Negotiations
- PESTEL Analysis Presentations
- Discussions and groupwork

Further information

Teaching in Teams, material in itslearning. Communication by email or through itslearning.

Camera and microphone mandatory, active participation in lessons and in groupwork required.

Participation in online lessons obligatory (one absence permitted, not on May 31).
Pre-class work is mandatory.

Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment methods and criteria

The assessment is based on the given assignments and tasks, which include working in groups. No exams, no re-sits. The assignments must be completed by the given deadlines and there is no possibility to do them late or again in order to raise the grade (as stated in the degree regulation).

The course assignments and tasks:

Pre-class work 1 point per task (max. 5 points)
Groupwork and discussions in online lessons 1 point per task (max. 4 points)
Negotiation 0-2 points
PESTEL presentation 0-2 points
Lecture notes on May 31 0-2 points
1 extra point for active and continuous demonstration of skills in lessons

Score and grade
16-15 pp >> 5
14-13 pp >> 4
12-11 pp >> 3
10-9 pp >> 2
8 p >> 1
7 or under >> 0 failed