DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL COURSE UNIT. Field of study: Logistics Year: III Semester: 5. Logistics, 1

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1 DESCRIPTION OF INDIVIDUAL COURSE UNIT Field of study: Year: III Semester: 5, 1

2 Institute of Natural Course unit title and Technical Operational Research / Badania operacyjne 3th year/semester 5 Study programme: Mode of delivery Face to face obligatory Name of lecturer(s) Level of course unit: Dr Agnieszka Panasiewicz First cycle degree Prerequisites and co-requisites None Planned learning activities and teaching methods L.MVIII.40.PRA Language of Instruction Number of ECTS credits allocated lecture: 30/21, classes: 30/15 5 Aims of teaching Provide basic knowledge and skills in the theory of operation research, the types of decision-making models and principles of their construction and algorithms for decision-making tasks. The acquisition by the students knowledge and skills in the practical application of operations research methods for decision support in the enterprise. Reference to programme Learning outcomes of the course unit learning outcomes Knowledge: Skills: Social Competences: P_W01 student understands the essence of operational research P_W02 student knows the basic tools, methods and techniques of operations research, decision support logistics company P_W03 student has a basic knowledge of operational research, mathematical and economic models used to optimize business decisions P_W04 student has knowledge of the construction of linear models, linear programming P_U01 student is able to identify and define the decision problems P_U02 student builds and solves the mathematical model of linear programming for specific decision problems P_U03 student has the practical ability to make optimal business decisions based on mathematical models of linear programming P_K01 student is aware of the many conditions that affect the accuracy of the decisions P_K02 student understands the need of using some programming tools in risky situations P_K03 student is open to use of modern analytical methods that use operations research P_K04 student has the ability to individually and group decisionmaking problem analysis using mathematical programming methods K_W02 K_W02 K_W07 K_W07 K_U01 K_U04 K_U07 K_K02 K_K04 K_K04, K_K05 K_K05 Course contents Subject operational research. Basic analysis of the decision-making process. Types of mathematical and economic models used to support decision; construction of mathematical models of linear programming, Selected linear programming problem: to select the optimal product mix production, dietary issues, the selection of the composition of the mixture; Theoretical models of solving linear decision. Geometric method to solve linear programming problems; issues of open and closed transport, decisions related to the location of production. Recommended literature Basic Z. Jedrzejczyk, K. Kukuła, J. Skrzypek, Badania operacyjne w przykładach i zadaniach, 2007.W. Sikora (red), Badania operacyjne, PWE, Warszawa M. Glinka, Elementy badan operacyjnych w transporcie M. Lipiec- Zajchowska (red), Badania operacyjne, Wyd. C.H. Beck, Warszawa Supplementary M. Gruszczyński, T. Kuszewski, M. Podgórska, Ekonometria i badania operacyjne. Podręcznik dla studiów licencjackich, B. Guzik, Wstęp do badań operacyjnych, D. Witkowska, Metody wspomagające podejmowanie decyzji w zarządzaniu: podstawy badań operacyjnych, Firma Księgarsko-, 2

3 Wydawnicza Menadżer, Łódź Asseessment methods and criteria Classes-test: P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01, P_K02, P_K03, P_K04 Lectures - review: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03, P_W04, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03. Student workload hours 60/36 Individual work of student Class preparation 30/40 Study of the literature 30/40 Preparation for tests and the examination 30/34 Other Total student workload (hours) 150/150 Number of ECTS credits allocated 5 apanasiewicz@pwsz.com.pl, 3

4 Course unit title Institute of Natural Processes Design and Logistical Systems / and Technical Projektowanie systemów oraz procesów logistycznych 3 rd year/ semester 5 Mode of delivery Study programme: Face to face obligatory Name of lecturer dr inż. Marian Molasy Level of course unit: First cycle degree Prerequisites and co-requisites Knowledge in the basics of logistics. Planned learning activities and teaching methods L.MIV.17.PPSa Language of Instruction Number of ECTS credits allocated lecture 30/21 6 computer laboratory 30/18 Aims of teaching To familiarize students with the nature and specifics of the design processes and systems and methods of management. Students will gain knowledge that will be sued to move freely on the issues related to the design of processes and logistics systems. Reference to programme Learning outcomes of the course unit learning outcomes Student: P_W01 defines the concept, types and elements of logistics systems K_W03 and subsystems K_W04 P_W02 understands the nature and functioning of the systems MRP, Knowledge: K_W06 ERP, ECR K_W07 P_W03 knows the rules of the organization of logistics centers K_W12 P_W04 explains Kanban operating system, as well as the nature of CIM systems in the planning and control Skills: Social competences: P_U01 analyzes the main problems of logistics systems P_U02 uses the account of global logistics costs in managing logistics systems, P_U03 uses a computer program AnyLogic (English language) in the design of the logistics system P_U04 uses a number of methods and tools for building a model of the logistics system, including the simulation method P_U05 builds a model of the logistics system, analyzing various cases P_K01 understands the importance of the development of information systems for logistics operations P_K02 understands the need to improve professional and personal competences, including training in the English language P_K03 is aware of the impact of non-technical aspects of the decisions of a logistics P_K04 implement individual and group tasks P_K05 defines the preconditions and priorities of your task / project logistics K_U06 K_U09 K_U10 K_U12 K_U13 K_U14 K_U15 K_K01 K_K02 K_K04 K_K07 Course contents The essence of logistics systems. The development of logistics information systems. The operation of the metalogistics systems. Problems of cooperation in various areas. The use of global account management of logistics costs in logistics systems. The operation of the MRP and ERP. Collection of the necessary information for the operation of the system. Organizational Determinants of the integrated system in the enterprise. Kanban logistics service system, CIM systems in the planning and control of manufacturing systems. The operation of the ECR type. centers as cell systems. The logistics system as an object of modeling. Basic model: model, modeling the process of model building, the structure of logistics systems (processes, resources, relationships), logistic systems architecture. Methods and tools for building a model of the logistics system. Analysis of cases. Structuring the logistics system - simulation, analysis of simulation results. Optimizing the size of delivery. Methods for evaluation and selection of suppliers. ABC classification method in the supply of materials and stock. Computer program AnyLogic as logistics support systems. Integration of processes through system., 4

5 Recommended literature Basic: Pfohl H. Ch. Systemy logistyczne. ILiM, Poznań 2001, Wyd. II Modelowanie procesów i systemów logistycznych, red. M. Chaberek. ZN ETL. Wydaw. Uniw. Gdańskiego, cz. I, Gdańsk 2001, cz. II, Gdańsk 2002, cz. III, Gdańsk D. Waters, Zarządzanie operacyjne, PWN, Warszawa, Procesy i projekty logistyczne, red. S. Nowosielski, Wyd. Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu, Wrocław 2008 Supplementary S. Krawczyk, Zarządzanie procesami logistycznymi, PWE, Warszawa, Instrumenty zarządzania logistycznego, red. M. Ciesielski, PWE, Warszawa 2006 C. Bozarth, R.B. Handfield, Wprowadzenie do zarządzania operacjami i łańcuchem dostaw, One-Press, Gliwice, Czasopisma branżowe: Logistyka, inne Assessment methods and criteria Classes are classified on the basis of the tasks for self and team performance in the classroom (draft) - this allows the verification of the intended learning outcomes in terms of skills and social competence: P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_U04, P_U05, P_K01, P_K02, P_K03, P_K04, P_K05. The lecture ends with a grading test (written form / open), which verifies the knowledge: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03, P_W04. Student workload hours 60/36 Preparing for classes 20/29 Studying literature 25/30 Preparation for tests and the examination 20/25 Other 30/35 Total student workload in hours 135/135 Number of ECTS credits allocated 6 mmolasy@pwsz.com.pl, 5

6 Institute of Natural Course unit title and Technical Distribution / L.MV.22.LD Logistyka dystrybucji 3th year/semester 5 Study programme: Mode of delivery Face to face Language of instruction obligatory Name of lecturer(s) Level of course unit: Dr Piotr Bernat First cycle degree Prerequisites and co-requisites The indicated basic knowledge of logistics and marketing related to logistics. Planner learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated lecture: 45/21, classes: 30/15 5 Aims of teaching Familiarize students with the basic principles of customer service, physical distribution in the enterprise and supplying chain, as well as effective customer service strategy (ECR). Presentation of the design principles of customer service policies and leading effective negotiations and selling the supply chain. Familiarize students with the capabilities of the distribution network configuration (selection methods and location of distribution). Refference to program Learning outcomes of the course unit learning Knowledge: Skills: Social competences: P_W01 student knows functions, goals and areas of distribution logistics, the type and structure of distribution channels, P_W02 describes the role of intermediaries in the distribution channels and the importance of co-operation, P_W03 lists and characterizes elements of logistics customer service P_W0 knows the conditions of the implementation of the ECR strategy and the benefits of its implementation in the enterprise P_U01 uses measures of logistics customer service in the study of the effectiveness of the company, P_U02 designs distribution channels, adapts them to the needs and capabilities of the enterprise P_U03 sees and examines aspects of the non-technical and engineering system activities P_K01 understands the need to spread the knowledge of the distribution logistics company for the development and improvement of quality of service P_K02 can accomplish the team task, understanding the positive synergy effect P_K03 recognizes and addresses the dilemmas arising in the course of organizing distribution processes K_W03 K_W04 K_W05 K_W07 K_U04 K_U05 K_U08, K_U09 K_K03 K_K04 K_K06 Course contents of Distribution - functions, goals, areas. The essence and structure of distribution channels. Intermediaries in the distribution channels. Price formation in the distribution channels. Cooperation in distribution channels. Customer service in logistics. Elements of logistics customer service. Registers of logistical customer service. Determining the level of logistical customer service. Thresholds and customer service costs. Retail trade. Retail transactions. Wholesale trade. Methods of analysis of wholesale trade in Poland. centers in Poland. Developing relationships retailer - wholesaler - trade negotiations. Definitions, origins, goals and modalities of implementation of the ECR. The benefits of the implementation of the ECR. DRP - rules of use. Scheduling method. The influence of experience of foreign and Polish on the implementation of the concept of ECR and CRM. CRM forms. Recommended reading Basic Baraniecka A.: Efficient Consumer Response Łańcuch dostaw zorientowany na klienta, Poznań Kempy D., Logistyczna obsługa klienta, Warszawa Rutkowski K., Logistyka dystrybucji, Warszawa 2001., 6

7 Supplementary Christopher M., Strategia zarządzania dystrybucją, Placet, Warszawa Krawczyk S., Logistyka w zarządzaniu marketingiem, Wydawnictwo Akademii Ekonomicznej we Wrocławiu, Wrocław Witkowski J. (red.), Logistyka w zarządzaniu przedsiębiorstwem, Wydawnictwo Akademii Ekonomicznej we Wrocławiu, Wrocław 2002 Witkowski J., Strategia logistyczna przedsiębiorstw przemysłowych, Wydawnictwo Akademii Ekonomicznej we Wrocławiu, Wrocław Assesment methods and criteria Lecture: test - open and closed questions to verify the expected learning outcomes in terms of knowledge and skills in part: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03, P_W04, P_U03. Classes: Group and individual tasks to verify the effects of education in the skills and social competence: P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01, P_K02, P_K03. Student workload hours 75/36 Class preparation 25/40 Study of the literature 25/39 Preparing an object lesson Preparation for tests and the examination 15/25 Other Total student workload (hours) 140/140 Number of ECTS credits allocated 5 pbernat@pwsz.com.pl, 7

8 Institute of Natural and Technical Study programme: Level of course unit: First cycle degree Course unit title Elective course: International / L.MV.25A.LM Przedmiot do wyboru: Logistyka międzynarodowa 3 rd year/ semester 5 Language of Instruction optional Name of lecturer(s) dr inż. Katarzyna Topolska Prerequisites and co-requisites Basic knowledge of logistics, as well as basic information about transport systems. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated lecture 30/21, classes 30/15 5 Aims of teaching To familiarize students with the basic concepts of international logistics and international aspects of logistics problems, with particular emphasis on the use of the concept of logistics in international trade by companies operating in the international market. As a result of participation in the class, students will have the ability to assess the benefits of logistics concepts and their impact on the company's competitive position in the international market. Reference to programme Learning outcomes of the course unit learning outcomes Knowledge: Student: P_W01 defines the basic concepts of international logistics, P_W02 understands the rules of business, operating in international logistics, P_W03 knows the specifics of international supply chains K_W03 K_W04 K_W05 K_W07 K_W11 K_W12 K_U09 K_U10 K_U12 K_U13 K_U15 P_U01 evaluates the benefits of logistics concepts and their impact on the company's competitive position in the international market, Skills: P_U02 designs kinds of services in international logistics, P_U03 analyzes the documentation necessary in international transport, P_K01 is aware of the importance of international logistics in the context of the implementation of modern logistics processes, K_K01 P_K02 understands the need to improve professional and personal K_K03 Social competences: competences, and the need for continuous training including English, K_K04 P_K03 team is able to perform tasks and understand the synergistic K_K07 effect of good cooperation P_K04 defines the objectives and priorities of task / project logistics Course content International logistics, global. Range of international logistics operations and their purpose. Business rules in international logistics. EUROLOGISTICS as a particular form of international logistics. Entities participating in international logistics processes. International logistics supply chains. Organization international logistics centers. Transport policy of the European Union and the euro logistics. Transportation in global logistics chains. Common and specialized international agreements and conventions related to transport (TIR, CIM, etc.). Impact of government policies, customs procedures. Trade and transport documents related to international transport. International logistics and international logistics informatization. Trends in international logistics. Analysis of design services in international logistics. Recommended literature Basic E. Gołembska, Logistyka międzynarodowa, Poznań 2000 E. Płaczek, Logistyka międzynarodowa, wydanie II, Katowice 2006 E. Gołembska, M. Szymczak, Logistyka międzynarodowa, Warszawa 2004 J. Witkowski, Zarządzanie łańcuchami dostaw. Koncepcje, procedury, Warszawa 2003 Supplementary M. Ciesielski (red.), Logistyka w biznesie, Warszawa 2006 James Cooper, Michael Browne & Melvyn Peters: European Markets, Management and Strategy (2 nd ed.). Blackwell Publishers, Ltd., Oxford 1995 Najlepsze praktyki w logistyce. Polski Kongres Logistyczny, Poznań 2006, 8

9 J. Witkowski J., Logistyka firm japońskich; Wyd. AE Wrocław 1998 Czasopisma branżowe: Eurologitics, Logistyka, inne Assessment methods and criteria Assessment of lecture content in the form of an oral exam that allows you to verify the intended learning outcomes in terms of knowledge and social competence: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03, K_K01, P_K02.Zaliczenie classes based on assessments of the tasks and projects (individual and team) - Review of learning outcomes skills and social competence: P_U01, P_U02, P_U03, P_K01, P_K02, P_K03, P_K04. Student workload hours 60/36 Preparing for classes 20/25 Studying literature 20/25 Preparation of the draft/other Preparing for the exam and credit 15/24 other 20/25 Total student workload (hours) 135/135 Number of ECTS credits allocated 5 ktopolska@pwsz.com.pl, 9

10 Institute of Natural Course unit title and Technical Elective course: City / Przedmiot do wyboru: Logistyka miasta 3 rd year/ semester 5 Study programme: Mode of delivery Face to face subject to choose Name of lecturer(s) Level of course unit: Dr hab. Jacek Szołtysek First cycle degree Dr. inż. Katarzyna Topolska Prerequisites and co-requisites Indicated knowledge of the basics of logistics. Planned learning activities and teaching methods L.MV.25B.LMA Number of ECTS credits allocated lecture 30/21, classes 30/15 5 Aims of teaching Mastering the basic tools used by urban logistics in order to solve operational problems of modern cities. The development of skills related to the selection of tools for troubleshooting and analysis of urban transport service systems and communication in them in terms of possibilities of their use in managing inflows of people and cargo. Reference to programme Learning outcomes of the course unit learning outcomes Knowledge: Skills: Social competences: P_W01 knows the basic tools used for urban logistics in order to solve problems of the functioning of modern cities, P_W02 understands the principles of sustainable development, P_W03 describes flows in cities P_U01 chooses tool to solve urban problems, P_U02 analyzes operating systems for transport and urban transport for possibilities of their use in managing inflows of people and cargo, P_K01 is aware of the importance of sustainable development and popularization of knowledge on logistics, P_K02 willingly takes action and work in a team, P_K03 is aware of the impact of non-technical aspects of the logistics center, and the liability associated with the logistics decisions. K_W04 K_W05 K_W06 K_U04 K_U05 K_U12 K_K02 K_K04 K_K06 Course content Town. The social and economic space of the city. subsystem of the city. The principle of sustainable development. Transport congestion. Flows in cities. Crisis management of town. Integrated flow management - goals and opportunities. Recommended literature Basic Szołtysek J., Kreowanie mobilności mieszkańców miast, Warszawa 2011 Szołtysek J., Podstawy logistyki miejskiej, Katowice 2007 Szołtysek J., Logistyczne aspekty zarządzania przepływami osób i ładunków w miastach, Katowice 2007 Supplementary Jałowiecki B., Szczepański M., Miasto i przestrzeń w perspektywie socjologicznej, Warszawa Tomanek R., Konkurencyjność transportu miejskiego, Katowice 2002 Ciesielski M., Długosz J., Gługiewicz Z., Wyszomirski O., Gospodarowanie w transporcie miejskim, Poznań 1999 Czasopisma: Logistyka, Top Logistyk, inne Assessment methods and criteria Assessment classes based on an evaluation for the activity and the steps of project (including presentation) - verification of intended learning outcomes in terms of knowledge, skills and social competence: P_W02, P_W03, P_U01, P_U02, P_K01, P_K02, P_K03. Completion of the course on the basis of a written exam (test partially open) - verification of the results: P_W01, PW02, P_W02, P_U01, P_U02. Student workload hours 60/36 Preparation for classes 20/25 Studying literature and Internet sources 20/25, 10

11 Preparation of the draft Preparation for the Exam / Assessment 10/15 Preparation of the presentation 20/29 Total student workload (hours) 130/130 Number of ECTS credits allocated 5 ktopolska@pwsz.com.pl, 11

12 Institute of Natural Course unit title and Technical Elective course: Services / Przedmiot do wyboru: Logistyka usług 3 rd year/ semester 5 Study programme: Mode of delivery Face to face optional Name of lecturer(s) Level of course unit: dr Beata Detyna First cycle degree Prerequisites and co-requisites Understanding of basic logistics. Planned learning activities and teaching methods L.MV.25C.LU Language of Instruction Number of ECTS credits allocated Lecture 30/21, classes 30/15 5 Aims of teaching Preparing students for the practical use of metrics and indicators for evaluating the effectiveness of logistics processes in services. Acquisition of cooperation skills in a team, which implements the common goal of research related to the logistics of the service. Reference to programme Learning outcomes of the course unit learning outcomes Student: K_W04 P_W01 describes the measures and indicators of logistics system in Knowledge: the service companies K_W04 P_W02 defines the basic concepts associated with the logistics in service K_W05 P_W03 knows the specifics of logistics processes in services P_U01 assesses the efficiency of the logistics services K_U04 P_U02 analyzes the selected measures and indicators to assess the Skills: efficiency of logistic processes in services K_U04 P_U03 planning to logistics solution for the type of company / organization - such as a bank, school, hospital, business logistics, K_U12 service and trade, etc. Social Competences: P_K01 is aware of the role and place of logistics in services P_K02 willingly take action and work in a team K_K03 K_K04 Course contents Basic problems concerning logistics in services: The essence of services and their specificity. services in globalization. The selected methods of logistics operations in the services. Effectiveness evaluation of logistic processes in services. The essence of logistics services. Selected problems of risk management in logistics services. in selected types of service providers (banks, schools, hospitals, local governments, transportation companies, business enterprises, etc.). Recommended literature Basic E. Gołembska, K. Tyc Szmil, J. Brauer, Logistyka w usługach, Warszawa 2008 Logistyka w usługach, red. M. Szymczyk, Poznań 2007 Supplementary Detyna B., Zarządzanie jakością w logistyce. Metody i narzędzia wspomagające. Przykłady. Zadania, PWSZ AS, Wałbrzych 2011 Detyna B., Detyna J., Jakość usług medycznych. Ocena statystyczna. Podstawy metodyczne, Difin, Warszawa 2011 Logistyka. Współczesne wyzwania (nr 2, nr 3, nr 4), red. J. Szołtysek, B. Detyna, PWSZ AS, Wałbrzych 2011, 2012, 2013 Kompendium wiedzy o logistyce, red. E. Gołembska, Warszawa Poznań 2011 Czasopisma: Logistyka itp. Asseessment methods and criteria Written examination: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03 Test: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03 Projects: P_W01, P_W03, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03 Presentations: P_W01, P_W03, P_U01, P_U02, P_U03 Attendance: P_K01, P_K02 Group work: P_K01, P_K02, 12

13 Student workload hours 60/36 Individual work of student - Class preparation 25/25 Study of the literature 20/44 Preparation for tests and the examination 15/15 Other 30/30 Total student workload (hours) 150/150 Number of ECTS credit allocated 5 bdetyna@pwsz.com.pl, 13

14 Course unit title Institute of Natural Transport Economics / L.MVI.30.ET and Technical Ekonomika transportu 3 rd year/ semester 5 Mode of delivery Study programme: Face to face Language of Instruction Obligatory, optional Name of lecturer(s) Level of course unit: dr Piotr Bernat First cycle degree Prerequisites and co-requisites Recommended courses: Economics, Accounting, Corporate Finance, Marketing transportation services. Planned learning activities and teaching methods Number of ECTS credits allocated lecture - 30/15, classes 15/15 4 Aims of teaching Provide students with the basic concepts of economics transport and presentation methods to assess the effectiveness of investment transport, evaluating the efficiency of the transport system in the enterprise, and the links among economic efficiency and the implementation of the strategic objectives of the company. Reference to programme Learning outcomes of the course unit learning outcomes Student: K_W02 P_W01 describes the basic concepts of transport economics, K_W04 Knowledge: P_W02 familiar elements of dynamic programming, K_W08 P_W03 understand how to assess the effectiveness of transport K_W12 investment, Skills: Social Competences: P_U01 explains the efficiency of the transport system in the enterprise, P_U02 conduct the strategic analysis SWOT and the BCG matrix, P_K01 recognizes the linkages among economic efficiency and the implementation of the strategic objectives of the company, P_K02 improves presentation skills of its own researches, selfexpression, arguing beliefs, P_K03 actively cooperate in the task force K_U09 K_U11 K_K01 K_K03 K_K04 Course contents Transportation - Basic concepts of transport. Substitution and complementarity in transport. The economic theory of transport. Factors of branch-division in transport. Policy transport. Problems of transport functioning. EU towards the transport rights. The common UE policy transport. The market of transport services. Demand for transport services. Shaping the supply of transport services. Arranging transport tasks. Models of organizations transportation jobs in EU policy transport. Economic calculation of transport. The indicators used to analyze occurring transport market. Pricing of transport services. Balance sheet and income statement of a transport undertaking. Exploitation modes of transport - the indicators, gauges. Fees, costs, prices, transport planning in road transport, rail, inland waterway and air transport. Recommended literature Basic Mendyk E., Ekonomika transportu, Poznań Polski rynek usług transportowych. Funkcjonowanie. Przemiany. Rozwój, red. D. Rucińska, Warszawa Transport, red. W. Rydzkowski, K. Wojewódzka-Król, Warszawa Supplementary Mendyk E., Ekonomika i organizacja transportu, Poznań 2002 Mindur L., Współczesne technologie transportowe, Warszawa Ciesielki M., Szudrowicz A., Ekonomika transportu, Poznań Marszałek S., Ekonomika, organizacja i zarządzanie w transporcie, Katowice Czasopisma branżowe: TSL Biznes, Logistyka, Transport & Logistyka itp. Asseessment methods and criteria Assessment of classes based on assessments for the attitude and commitment on practical classes, participation in discussions, preparation for classes, and the preparation and presentation of the project - Verification of the intended learning outcomes in terms of knowledge, skills and social competence: P_W03, P_U01, P_U02, P_K01, P_K02, P_K03., 14

15 Assessment of lecture content in the form of a written exam(test closed and open) Verification of learning outcomes for knowledge: P_W01, P_W02, P_W03, Student workload hours 45/30 Class preparation 15/20 Studying literature 15/20 Preparation solutions case study Preparation for tests and the examination 15/15 Preparation for presentation 20/25 Total student workload (hours) 110/110 Number of ECTS credits allocated 4 pbernat@pwsz.com.pl, 15

16 Institute of Natural and Technical Study programme: Course unit title Civil and Economy Law / Prawo cywilne i gospodarcze 3th year/semester 5 Mode of delivery Face to face Obligatory Level of course unit: Name of lecturer(s) First cycle degree Doc. dr Zbigniew Piwko Prerequisites and co-requisites None Planner learning activities and teaching methods L.MVII.34.P.C.G. Language of Instruction Number of ECTS credits allocated lecture: 30/15, classes: 15/15 3 Aims of teaching : Providing students basic knowledge of the concept of civil and commercial law. Students learn the principles of civil law, the creation of business entities activity and licensed. Reference to programme Learning outcomes of the course unit : learning outcomes P_W01 student has an elementary knowledge of the practice of K_W08, K_W13 Knowledge: commercial. P_U01 student analyzes social phenomena associated with running a K_U05 Skills: business P_K01 student is aware of constant need to increase professional and K_K01 Social Competences: personal competence Course contents Basic concepts of civil law. Legal capacity. The concept of a legal person and entrepreneur. Acquisition and loss of property. Rights in rem. Some civil law contracts. Starting a business. Recommended literature Basic Sadurski T., Wawrud S., Prawo cywilne, Warszawa 2013 Szafrański A., Snażyk Z., Publiczne prawo gospodarcze, Warszawa 2012 Supplement Kodeks Cywilny /aktualny/ Grabowski J., Publiczne prawo gospodarcze /e-book/ Asseessment methods and criteria Test: P_W01, P_U01, P_K01 Student workload hours 45/30 Individual work of student Class preparation 5/10 Study of the literature 5/10 Preparation for tests and the examination 5/10 Total student workload (hours) 60/60 Number of ECTS credits allocated 3 zpiwko@pwsz.com.pl, 16

17 Institute of Natural Course unit title and Technical Administrative Law / Prawo administracyjne 3th year/semester 5 Study programme: Mode of delivery Face to face Obligatory Name of lecturer(s) Level of course unit: dr Łukasz Mikowski First cycle degree Prerequisites and co-requisites None Planned learning activities and teaching methods L.MVII.35.P.A. Language of Instruction Number of ECTS credits allocated lecture: 30/15 2 Aims of teaching Acquiring knowledge of basic legal concepts and system of administrative law. Learning outcomes of the course unit Reference to programme learning outcomes P_W01 is familiar with the basic concepts and standards in the field K_W02 Knowledge: of administrative law. P_W02 explains the organization and calculates the areas of public administration, state and local government. P_W03 defines the basic concepts of substantive administrative law K_W05 K_W01, K_W03, K_W07 Skills: P_U01 selects and applies standards of substantive administrative law K_U01, K_U03 Social Competences: P_K01 is aware of the importance of the application of administrative K_K05, K_K03 law for the preservation of spatial and social order Course contents Administrative law - definitions. Construction of administrative law. Sources of administrative law: generally applicable laws, normative acts of an internal nature. The hierarchy of sources of law. Announcement of normative acts. Policy drafting. Special features of the public administration and its scope. Legal forms of public administration. Imperious and non-imperious activities. Normative acts of the administration. Administrative acts. Administrative settlement. Administrative arrangement. Agreement of civilian administration. Material-technical activities. Organizing social activities of the administration. Public Bodies definition. Classification of public administration. Government administration in the region - its own tasks and tasks assigned carried out by the public administration of local government. Recommended literature Basic J. Boć (red.), Administrative law, w. XIII, Kolonia Limited, Wrocław Supplementary J. Hauser, Public administration, PWN 2010 i nast. Asseessment methods and criteria Oral exam P_W01, P_W02, P_W03, P_U01, P_K01. Student workload hours 30/15 Individual work of student Class preparation 10/15 Study of the literature 10/15 Preparation for tests and the examination 10/15 Total student workload (hours) 60/60 Number of ECTS credits allocated 2 lmikowski@pwsz.com.pl, 17