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Online Transportation Courses
Here are some of the transportation courses that are commonly offered to students in online programs.
- Transportation Management Introduction Course: Students learn various aspects of the transportation system, including users, providers and government. Students also gain an understanding about system strategies and current policies affecting the industry.
- Transportation Role in Business and Logistics Course: The course teaches students about reducing cost while increasing transportation services. At the end, students should know how to develop a transportation system with a competitive edge.
- Transportation and the Economy Course: Instructors and students discuss ways the economy relates to logistics in general and transportation issues associated with local, national and international economics. Students also learn about other aspects of the economy, such as supply and inventory, and its affect on other modes of transportation, including ground, rail, air and water.
- International Transportation and Logistics Management Course: Students learn about the logistics and design of internationally operated transportation systems. They analyze import and export issues and discover strategies for international distribution and sourcing. Another topic includes comparatively looking at policies and transportation systems.
- Transportation Policy and Environmental Limits Course: Students look at the conflict between politics and economics when it comes transportation, specifically in light of environmental sustainability. They study the roles of both government and non-government entities in relation to transportation policy-making and eventually develop their own policy alternatives.
- Reverse Logistics Course: This course provides an overview of reverse logistics, covering standard protocols and procedures in the field. Students learn how reverse logistics concepts can be applied in a wide range of industries, including manufacturing and retail.
- Transportation Risk Management Course: In this course, students learn about the risk factors associated with transportation, such as engine technologies, fuel prices and congestion. They also explore ways to mitigate these risks while remaining within governmental regulatory standards.
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