2021FA LOG 225 Syllabus from Wake etchnical community college PDF

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this is only the syllebe for fall 2022 from wake technical community college with professor Robert Meggiolarrpo...

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BUSINESS AND PUBLIC SERVICES TECHNOLOGIES DIVISION COURSE SYLLABUS COURSE: LOG-225 Logistics Systems SECTION: 0001 CREDIT HOURS / CONTACT HOURS: 4/3 COURSE PREREQUISITE: LOG-215 SEMESTER: Fall 2021 INSTRUCTOR INFO RMATION INSTRUCTOR: BOB MEGGIOLARO OFFICE LOCATION: RTP CAMPUS TELEPHONE: 919-335-1275 E-MAIL: RPMEGGIO [email protected] OFFICE HOURS: SEE BLACKBOARD UNDER FACULTY INFORMATION CLASS DAYS/TIMES/LOCATION: ONLINE REQUIRED TEXT/SUPPLIES TEXTBOOK(S) Concepts in Enterprise Resource Planning, 4th Edition Author: Monk, Wagner | Publisher: Cengage ISBN: 9781111820398 SUPPLIES/SOFTWARE Access to a Computer with internet connectivity is required. Students should have a working knowledge and access to Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.

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STUDENT AGREEMENT-RESPONSIBILITIES When enrolling in the class the student enters into an agreement with the instructor, part of that agreement is purchasing the required materials and having the appropriate technology to complete the course. It is not the instructor's responsibility to give you extensions because you have been unable to purchase the required materials. COURSE USAGE OF BLACKBOARD Copies of the course syllabus and major assignments may be found on Blackboard. You are responsible for regularly checking the online resources, which are accessed through Blackboard Learning Management System (opens in new window) COURSE ENTRY QUIZ: You are enrolled in a course that requires a Course Entry Quiz to be completed. In order to remain enrolled in this course, each student is required to open and complete the Course Entry Quiz located in Blackboard. The course entry quiz is due by 11:59pm on the deadline date below. Students who do not complete the Course Entry Quiz by the deadline will be dropped from the course. COURSE BEGINS: August 16, 2021 COURSE ENDS: December 15, 2021 DEADLINE FOR COURSE ENTRY QUIZ: August 25, 2021

COURSE DESCRIPTION This course covers the design, implementation, and application of logistics software systems utilized by businesses to improve visibility, accountability, and capabilities of their logistics processes. Emphasis is placed on an in-depth understanding of logistical software applications, optimization models, automated data collection, electronic data interchange, and other logistics software tools. Upon completion, students should be able to identify the various logistics software applications and explain how they are utilized to improve business and logistics processes.

PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES The intent of this course is to familiarize students with the functions of an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system used in most large organizations. Although there are many ERP software packages available today, understanding the

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dynamics of how, what, when, and where this data is compiled and used are similar in all ERP systems. STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES Upon completion students should be able to: 1. Navigate through the business modules contained in SAP S/4HANA 2. Understand the impact of SAP S/4HANA on business processes 3. Perform basic business functions within SAP S/4HANA

ASSIGNMENTS AND GRADING POLICY Item

Percentage of Grade

Exams (4)

40%

Final Exam

20%

SAP Project Labs

20%

Other*

20%

Total

100%

Other* - Discussion Boards, Chapter Exercises, Matching/Quizzes FINAL GRADING SCALE FOR WAKE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE A = 90-100%, B = 80-89%, C = 70-79%, D = 60-69%, F= Below 60% FINAL EXAM DATE/TIME/LOCATION The final exam will be given on-line starting on December 1, 2021 and close at midnight on December 12, 2021.

COLLEGE POLICIES AND CAMPUS RESOURCES EMAIL POLICY Wake Tech requires that every student use the provided my.waketech.edu e-mail account for all school related correspondence. Your instructors will not respond to e-mail from any other source. Do not forward my.waketech.edu e-mail to other accounts. Replies sent from most forwarded e-mail will not appear to come from 3

your my.waketech.edu account and will not be acknowledged by your instructor. This is a strictly enforced school policy. Please review e-mail information carefully. If you have questions or concerns regarding your Wake Tech e-mail, contact Distance Education Support for guidance. STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT, RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBLITIES It is the student's responsibility to abide by Wake Tech's Student Code of Conduct. Please review your Student Rights here (opens in new window) ACADEMIC PENALTIES The following academic penalties will be imposed by the instructor. FIRST OFFENSE: Instructors suspecting an academic integrity violation will initiate a discussion with the student to further evaluate the potential occurrence(s) and clarify the academic integrity policy with said student. Students are strongly encouraged to keep all copies of work, including drafts, in their original format in order to preserve the originality of the documents, such as electronic time stamps. If the instructor determines that no violation took place, the student will be thoroughly debriefed and the matter will be closed with no further action necessary. Should a breech in academic conduct be evident, the instructor will enact formal procedures. The following penalties for a first offense will be enacted:  

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The loss of a grade on that assignment or test. If the offence is deemed severe, loss of credit in that class with the grade of “F” for the course and a loss of rights to attend remaining class sections. In addition, the Dean of Students shall be given written notice of any academic penalty. Student will receive written notification and may be requested to meet with the instructor.

SECOND OFFENSE: A second offense may occur in one of two ways:  

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Within the same course after receiving written notification from the instructor of that course. If evidence presents itself that an academic integrity violation occurred in another course and the student received written notification regarding academic integrity policies, that behavior will be considered a second violation.

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The following policies for a second offense will be enacted: The loss of credit in that class with a grade of “F” for the course and a loss of rights to attend remaining class sections. The Dean of Students shall be given written notice of any academic penalty.

RESOURCES The following resources provide clarity regarding what is and is not cheating or behavior indicative of plagiarism.  

Academic Integrity(opens in a new window) (http://integrity.mit.edu/) Explains that accepted levels of collaboration can vary greatly 'from class to class, even within the same department..."

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What Is Plagiarism and How to Avoid (opens in a new window) (https://columbiacollege-ca.libguides.com/plagiarism/what_is_plagiarism)

ATTENDANCE POLICY It is the student’s responsibility to abide by the Wake Tech Attendance Policy (opens in new window) Wake Technical Community College has an attendance requirement of 90%. The policy states “Students are expected to be in attendance at least 90% of all scheduled class hours. If the student misses more than 10% of the scheduled classes, it is the instructor’s option to withdraw the student from the class OR drop the student one grade level (for example, an average of an “A” would become a “B”. INDIVIDUAL ATTENDANCE AND LATE POLICY HERE This course has a 90% attendance policy. You must not miss more than 10% of class during the semester without violating the attendance policy. Missing over the allowed absence limit will put you at risk of being withdrawn from the course for violation of the attendance policy. This online course will take attendance weekly. Attendance is based on submitting an assignment by the due date stated on the course schedule. The number of allowed absences can be calculated by multiplying 10% by the number of scheduled assignments. Please refer to your Blackboard course for the course specific attendance policy located under Course Resources.

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Violation of the attendance policy will put you at risk of being withdrawn from the course. You can petition the instructor for reinstatement. Reinstatement is at the discretion of the instructor. You must complete the Course Entry Quiz in Blackboard by the 10% point or you will be dropped from the course and will not be eligible for reinstatement. DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES Disability Support Services is available for students who require academic accommodations due to any physical, psychological, or learning disability. To determine eligibility, contact the office at 124 Holding Hall or call 866-5670 (TDD 779-0668). Disability Support Services web page (opens in a new window) ILC-INDIVIDUALIZED LEARNING CENTER The Individualized Learning Center (ILC) offers professional tutoring in a wide variety of courses. Our services are available without charge to Wake Tech students at each campus location and online. ILC website (opens in a new window). STUDENT CONCERNS For a student complaint or grievance, BPST Division instructors follow the guidelines in the Wake Tech Student Handbook. The first step for resolving the situation is for the student to communicate concerns or complaints with the instructor, outside of class time. This allows the instructor to know about your concerns and make every attempt to resolve the concern. If the issue is not resolved between the instructor and the student, the student may contact the Department Head, Melanie Thomas at [email protected]. If the matter remains unresolved, the student should contact the Dean of the Business and Public Services Technologies Division, Catherine [email protected]. Students need to be prepared to explain the particular area of disagreement with the decision of the instructor and Department Head. 

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Student Conduct: Student Code of Conduct, Academic Integrity Policy, Final Course Grade Appeal Form, Discrimination and Due Process (DRGC), Student Conduct Grievance Request Form, Title IX & Sexual Misconduct Complaints (Other Complaints) and Student Complaint Report Form can be found by clicking on the link below. You will be prompted to sign-in using your student ID and password.

Student Code of Conduct Home Page (opens in a new window)

Note: The agenda below is a preliminary; meaning that I reserve the right to change any of the information included therein at my discretion. This includes but is not limited to: Textbook, reading assignments, homework assignments, test dates, lecture dates etc.

COURSE SCHEDULE COURSE: LOG-225 Logistics Systems SECTIO N: 0001 SEMESTER: Fall 2021 Week

Start Date

Lessons

Assignments

Due Date

Welcom e

16-Aug-21

Course Entry Quiz

Course Entry Quiz/Icebreaker Forum/Discussion Board

25-Aug-21

Week #1

26-Aug-21

Lesson #1

Chapter 1

1-Sep-21

Week #2

2-Sep-21

Lesson #2

SAP Lab #1

8-Sep-21

Week #3

9-Sep-21

Lesson #3

Chapter 2

15-Sep-21

Week #4

16-Sep-21

Lesson #4

SAP Lab #2/EXAM #1 Chapters (1 & 2)

22-Sep-21

Week #5

23-Sep-21

Lesson #5

Chapter 3

29-Sep-21

Week #6

30-Sep-21

Lesson #6

SAP Lab #3

6-Oct-21

Week #7

7-Oct-21

Lesson #7

Chapter 4

13-Oct-21

Week #8

14-Oct-21

Lesson #8

SAP Lab #4/Chapters (3 & 4)

20-Oct-21

Week #9

21-Oct-21

Lesson #9

Chapter 5

27-Oct-21

Week #10

28-Oct-21

Lesson #10

SAP Lab #5

3-Nov-21

Week #11

4-Nov-21

Lesson #11

Chapter 6

10-Nov-21

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Week #12

11-Nov-21

Lesson #12

SAP Lab #6/EXAM #3 (Chapters 5 & 6)

17-Nov-21

Week #13

18-Nov-21

Thanksgiving

SEMESTER BREAK

24-Nov-21

Week #14

25-Nov-21

Lesson #13

Chapter 7 & Chapter 8

1-Dec-21

Week #15

2-Dec-21

Lesson #13

SAP Lab #7 / EXAM #4 (Chapters 7 & 8)

8-Dec-21

Week #16

9-Dec-21

Final Exam

Final Exam

12-Dec-21

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT ASSIGNMENTS AND GRADING POLICY MAKEUPS All makeup assignments will be scheduled on an individual basis when the instructor determines that the assignment was missed for a legitimate reason. You should contact the instructor as soon as you know that you will miss an assignment. The deadlines on the schedule are firm. You are welcome to work ahead to avoid any unforeseen absences. INCOMPLETES Incomplete grades will be given only in the event of extraordinary circumstances. Incompletes are customarily granted when a student has completed most of the course but is unable to complete the remainder of the course due to extraordinary circumstances.

SPECIAL NOTICE Special Notice to Active-Duty Military Personnel - If you are on active duty in any branch of military service and you expect to be deployed during the academic term,

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please understand that the attendance requirements cannot be waived. You must attend 90% of the scheduled classes or complete the stated online attendance assignments. When deployment during the academic term is expected, we recommend that you register for an online format section. If you are unable to register for an online format section, please contact your instructor on the first day of class to discuss your circumstances and any available options. You will need to provide verification of your deployment, such as a copy of your deployment orders or a letter from your commander.

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