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GTTL 501 Global Logistics Management (4)
Provides an overview of the concepts and substance of trade, transportation, and logistics. Deals with management of physical, documentation, and information flows within supply chains, including purchasing, distribution, intermodal transportation, ERP ecommerce and e-fulfillment, financial transactions, and regulations. Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with OPMGT 535; AW.
GTTL 502 Seminar in Global Trade, Transportation, and Logistics (4)
Interdisciplinary seminar that brings together students with academics and practitioners at the forefront of trade, transportation, and logistics in discussions of selected topics. Additionally, students research issues of special interest. Prerequisite: OPMGT 535, GTTL 501, or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with OPMGT 536; Sp.
GTTL 598 Global Aviation Management (3)
Integrates aviation-related engineering, marketing, logistics, global trade, transport geography, and finance disciplines. Introduction to airplane, airport, and air traffic technology; aircraft/air traffic control/airline terminology; and aviation practices.
GTTL 599 Special Topics in Global Trade, Transportation, and Logistics Studies (1-5, max. 15)
Selected topics with special emphasis on issues of pressing importance to the world trading community. Topics vary with departmental discretion. Prerequisite: Graduate students or permission of instructor.
Instructor Course Description:
Gregory Shelton
GTTL 600 Independent GTTL Studies (*)
Opportunity to pursue GTTL-related issues that may not be explored in established UW courses. May involve projects undertaken in conjunction with entities beyond the University, subject to instructor approval.
GTTL 601 Internship in GTTL Studies (3-5, max. 9)
Opportunity to pursue relevant research or to gain practicum experience in the employment of a department-approved public or private entity.
