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LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT COURSE CURRICULUM

1. YARIYIL / FIRST SEMESTER

Ders Kodu /

Course Code Ders Adı Course Name T U K AKTS

ENG 102 Akademik Sunum Becerileri Academic Presentation Skills 2 2 3 6

HVI 101 Sivil Havacılığa Giriş Introduction to Civil Aviation 3 0 3 6

ISL 103 İşletme Yönetimine Giriş Introduction to Business Administration 3 0 3 5

LOJ 101 Lojistiğe Giriş Introduction to Logistics 3 0 3 5

MAT 111 Matematik I Mathematics I 3 0 3 6

TUR 101 Türk Dili I Turkish I 2 0 2 2

TOPLAM 16 2 17 30

2. YARIYIL / SECOND SEMESTER

Ders Kodu /


ENG 101 Akademik Yazma Becerileri Academic Writing Skills 2 2 3 6

HVI 102 Ulusal ve Uluslararası Havacılık Kuruluşları National and International Aviation Organizations 3 0 3 4

ISL 102 Hukuka Giriş Introduction to Law 3 0 3 4

ISL 104 İşletmede Bilgisayar Kullanımı Business Computing 3 0 3 5

LOJ 100 Lojistik Sektöründe Staj I Work Placement in Logistics Industry I 0 0 0 5

MAT 112 Matematik II Mathematics II 3 0 3 4

TUR 102 Türk Dili II Turkish II 2 0 2 2

TOPLAM 16 2 17 30

3. YARIYIL / THIRD SEMESTER

Ders Kodu /


ATA 101 Atatürk İlkeleri ve İnkılap Tarihi I Principles of Atatürk and History of the Revolution I 2 0 2 2

ENG 201 Havacılık Yönetimi İngilizcesi I English for Aviation Management I 2 2 3 5

ISL 203 İstatistik Statistics 3 0 3 5

ISL 207 Mikroiktisat Microeconomics 3 0 3 6

ISL 209 Finansal Muhasebe Financial Accounting 3 0 3 6

LOJ 201 Tedarik Zinciri Yönetimi Supply Chain Management 3 0 3 6

TOPLAM 16 2 17 30

4. YARIYIL / FOURTH SEMESTER

Ders Kodu /


ATA 102 Atatürk İlkeleri ve İnkılap Tarihi II Principles of Atatürk and History of the Revolution

II 2 0 2 2

ENG 202 Havacılık Yönetimi İngilizcesi II English for Aviation Management II 2 2 3 5

ISL 204 Makroiktisat Macroeconomics 3 0 3 6

LOJ 200 Lojistik Sektöründe Staj II Work Placement in Logistics Industry II 0 0 0 5

LOJ 204 Yöneylem Araştırması Operational Research 3 0 3 6

SEC 1 Seçmeli Ders I Elective Course I 3 0 3 6

TOPLAM 13 2 14 30

5. YARIYIL / FIFTH SEMESTER

Ders Kodu /


LOJ 301 Hava Taşıma ve Kargo Yönetimi Air Transport and Cargo Management 3 0 3 6

LOJ 303 Intermodal Taşımacılık Intermodal Transportation 3 0 3 6

LOJ 305 Envanter Yönetimi Inventory Management 3 0 3 6

SEC 2 Seçmeli Ders II Elective Course II 3 0 3 6

SEC 3 Seçmeli Ders III Elective Course III 3 0 3 6

TOPLAM 15 0 15 30

6. YARIYIL / SIXTH SEMESTER

Ders Kodu /


LOJ 300 Lojistik Sektöründe Staj III Work Placement in Logistics Industry III 0 0 0 5

LOJ 302 Konteyner Taşımacılığı Container Transportation 3 0 3 5

LOJ 304 Lojistik Tarihi Logistics History 3 0 3 5

LOJ 306 Üretim Yönetimi Production Management 3 0 3 5

LOJ 308 Türkiye’de Lojistik Logistics in Turkey 3 0 3 4

SEC 4 Seçmeli Ders IV Elective Course IV 3 0 3 6

TOPLAM 15 0 15 30

7. YARIYIL / SEVENTH SEMESTER

Ders Kodu /


LOJ 401 Lojistik ve Gümrük Logistics and Customs 3 0 3 6

LOJ 403 Uluslararası Lojistik Ve Ticaret International Logistics and Trade 3 0 3 6

SEC 5 Seçmeli Ders V Elective Course V 3 0 3 6

SEC 6 Seçmeli Ders VI Elective Course VI 3 0 3 6

SEC 7 Seçmeli Ders VII Elective Course VII 3 0 3 6

TOPLAM 15 0 15 30

8. YARIYIL / EIGHTH SEMESTER

Ders Kodu /


LOJ 402 Havacılıkta Bakım Yönetimi Aviation Maıntaınance Management 3 0 3 6

LOJ 404 Depolama Yönetimi Warehouse Management 3 0 3 6

SEC 8 Seçmeli Ders VIII Elective Course VIII 3 0 3 6

SEC 9 Seçmeli Ders IX Elective Course IX 3 0 3 6

SEC 10 Seçmeli Ders X Elective Course X 3 0 3 6

TOPLAM 15 0 15 30

NOT: T =Haftalık teorik ders saati, (Theory);

U =Haftalık uygulama ders saati, (Application);

K= Ulusal Kredi/Local Credit

AKTS = Avrupa Kredi Transfer Sistemi (European Credit Transfer System);

SEÇMELİ DERSLER / ELECTIVE COURSES

Ders Kodu /

Course Code Dersin Adı / Course Name T U K AKTS

HVI 251 Havacılık Pazarlaması / Aviation Marketing 3 0 3 6

HVI 304 Havayolu Yönetimi / Airline Management 3 0 3 6

HVI 351 Havacılık Emniyeti / Aviation Safety 3 0 3 6

HVI 352 Havacılık Hukuku / Aviation Law 3 0 3 6

HVI 401 Havacılık Endüstrisinde Stratejik Yönetim / Strategic Management in Aviation Industry 3 0 3 6

HVI 402 Emniyet Yönetimi Sistemi / Safety Management System 3 0 3 6

HVI 403 Hava Taşımacılığı Düzenlemeleri / Air Transport Regulations 3 0 3 6

HVI 452 Havalimanı Master Planlama / Airport Master Planning 3 0 3 6

HVI 453 Havalimanı Tasarım ve Geliştirme / Airport Design and Development 3 0 3 6

HVI 454 Havacılık Ekonomisi ve Politikası / Aviation Economics and Policy 3 0 3 6

HVI 456 Havacılık Proje Yönetimi Aviation Project Management 3 0 3 6

HVI 457 Havacılıkta Risk Yönetimi / Risk Management in Aviation 3 0 3 6

HVI 458 Havacılıkta Gelir Yönetimi / Revenue Management in Aviation 3 0 3 6

HVI 459 Havacılıkta İnsan Kaynakları Yönetimi / Human Resource Management in Aviation 3 0 3 6

HVI 460 Havayolu İş Modelleri / Airline Business Models 3 0 3 6

HVI 461 Slot Yönetimi / Slot Management 3 0 3 6

HVI 462 Uçak Finansmanı ve Varlık Yönetimi / Aircraft Financing and Asset Management 3 0 3 6

HVI 463 Yer Hizmetleri / Ground Services 3 0 3 6

HVI 464 Hava Trafik Hizmetleri ve Kontrol Üniteleri / Air Traffic Services and Air Traffic Control Units 3 0 3 6

LOJ 206 Lojistik Hukuku / Logistics Law 3 0 3 6

LOJ 220 Boru Hattı Taşımacılığı / Pipeline Transportation 3 0 3 6

LOJ 222 Demiryolu Taşımacılığı/ Rail Transportation 3 0 3 6

LOJ 224 Karayolu Taşımacılığı / Road Transportation 3 0 3 6

LOJ 226 Gıda Lojistiği / Food Logistics 3 0 3 6

LOJ 331 Uluslararası İktisadi Örgütler / International Financial Organizations 3 0 3 6

LOJ 332 Şehir Lojistiği / City Logistics 3 0 3 6

LOJ 333 Tehlikeli Madde Taşımacılığı / Hazardous Materials Transportation 3 0 3 6

LOJ 420 Deniz lojistiği / Maritime Logistics 3 0 3 6

LOJ 422 Afet Lojistiği / Humanitarian Aid Logistics 3 0 3 6

LOJ 425 Entegre Lojistik Destek / Integrated Logistic Support 3 0 3 6

LOJ 430 Lojistik Yönetimi / Logistics Management 3 0 3 6

LOJ 431 Perakende Lojistiği / Retail Logistics 3 0 3 6

LOJ 432 Ulaştırma Ekonomisi ve Politikası / Transportation Economics and Policy 3 0 3 6

ISL 353 Işletmede İletişim / Business Communications 3 0 3 6

ISL 356 Marka Yönetimi / Brand Management 3 0 3 6

ISL 357 Perakendeciliğe Giriş / Introduction to Retailing 3 0 3 6

ISL 358 Proje Finansmanı / Project Financing 3 0 3 6

ISL 359 Satış Yönetimi / Sales Management 3 0 3 6

ISL 360 Tüketici Davranışları / Consumer Behavior 3 0 3 6

ISL 464 Toplam Kalite Yönetimi / Total Quality Management 3 0 3 6

ISL 462 Rekabet Stratejileri / Competitive Strategies 3 0 3 6

ISL 463 Risk Yönetimi / Risk Management 3 0 3 6

ISL 468 Uygarlık ve Bilim Tarihi / History of Civilization and Science 3 0 3 6

1st TERM COURSE CATALOGUES

COURSE INFORMATION

Department :

Prerequisites/Requirements

for Admission : None

Mode of delivery : Face to face

Course coordinator :

Course lecturer(s) :

Course assistant(s) :

Course description/aim

: The aim of this course is to enable students to communicate more effectively in

seminars, presentations and group work by equipping them with necessary academic

speaking skills.

Course contents

: Introduction to public speaking, speaking and critical thinking, the speech

communication process, developing confidence, class speech, Introduction to

academic appropriateness, avoiding plagiarism, the importance of ethics in

speaking and listening, the importance of being a better listener, strategies for

listening better, note-taking skills and practice, Selecting a topic and a

purpose, determining general and specific purposes, phrasing the central idea,

Class speeches, commentary and peer feedback – analyzing the audience,

adapting to the audience, Doing research, supporting ideas, citing sources

orally, outlining the speech, Introduction and Conclusion of the speech,

organizing the body of the speech, Kinds of visual aids, preparing and

presenting visual aids, using power point, Practicing delivery, answering

audience questions , Introduction and analysis of informative speeches,

Introduction and analysis of persuasive speeches, Reading and listening

selected texts, analysis and discussion, Reading and listening selected texts,

analysis and discussion, Oral report, symposium, panel discussions, the

reflective-thinking method.

Recommended optional

program components :

Compulsory Attendance :

Course Learning Outcomes

Learning outcome

At the end of this course; students will be able

to:

Teaching

Methods/Techniques

Assessment method(s)

1 Develop critical thinking skills through

reading, reflection, discussion, oral

presentation and writing.

Lecture, discussion,

presentation

Oral presentation,

homework

2 Demonstrate increased confidence in

speaking.


presentation

Oral presentation,

homework

3 Develop skills to learn from other persons'

oral presentations.


presentation

Oral presentation,

homework

4 Prepare appropriate media for presentations. Lecture, discussion,

presentation

Oral presentation,

homework

5 Demonstrate teamwork and group

presentation skills as a contributing member

of a team.


presentation

Oral presentation,

homework

Course

Code ENG 102

Course

Name ACADEMIC PRESENTATION SKILLS

Type of

Course

Level of

Course Semester Language Theory

Application

(Practice) Laboratory

Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First

Degree 2 English 2 2 0 3 6

COURSE INFORMATION

Department Aviation Management


for Admission None

Mode of delivery

- It is planned to follow an interactive learning method together with active

participation and involvement of the students.

- All the main topics will be supported with practising examples.

- In addition, attendance, efficient degree of following the course, and active

participation will also be evaluated as an asset for final grade.

Course coordinator -

Course lecturer(s) Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yıldırım SALDIRANER

Course assistant(s) -


- This course is designed to be an introduction to the civil aviation activities

including management issues. The course addresses main concepts of civil

aviation activities, services, and equipment including aviation management

issues.

- The main objective of the course is to to prepare the students for future

classes by providing them appropriate and sufficient knowledge regarding

the civil aviation activities, concepts and management.

Course contents

Details are given in the course content.


program components

Full attendance, listening carefully, interactive participation, regular repetition,

and preliminary preparation will be an advantage and contribution to effective

learning is highly recommended.

Compulsory Attendance Minimum 70% attendance is compulsory.


Learning outcome Teaching

Methods/Techniques Assessment method(s)

1 To have a general knowledge about civil

aviation activities and concepts.

- Face to face teaching

- Powerpoint

presentation

- Interactive teaching

method

- Mid-term exam

- Final exam

2 To understand the civil aviation system and

its importance, key drivers, their roles and

inter-relationships.

3 To have a general knowledge about the

critical issues for the global aviation industry

including aviation safety and environmental

protection.

4 To develop an understanding of aviation

management issues.

Course

Code HVI 101

Course

Name INTRODUCTION TO CIVIL AVIATION

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First

Degree 1 Turkish 3 0 0 3 6

COURSE INFORMATION

Department : Business Administration




Course coordinator : Assist. Prof. Seyithan Ahmet Ateş

Course lecturer(s) : Assist. Prof. Seyithan Ahmet Ateş



: This course aims at providing a comprehensive introduction to main topics of

business and management. The course covers fundamental issues of business

and management, such as organization culture, management models, planning

and decision making, organization structure, company leading and

performance measurement in organizations. The Introduction to Business and

Management course also seeks to equip the participant students with the

required analytical skills to determine connections between functional areas of

companies and real business world.

Course contents

: Managers and Management, The Management Environment, Foundations of

Decision Making, Foundations of Planning, Organizational Structure and

Design, Managing Human Resources, Foundations of Individual Behavior,

Managing Change and Innovation, Understanding Groups and Managing

Work Teams, Motivating and Rewarding Employees, Leadership and Trust,

Managing Communication and Information, Foundations of Control,

Operations Management



Compulsory Attendance : Compulsory / Those students who do not attend the 30% of the lessons are

accepted as unsuccessful



Methods/Techniques


At the end of this course; students will be able to:

1 Explains the relationship between business

and management


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

2

Have an analytical understanding of

fundamentals of organization structure, units

of organization, the role of manager,

planning and decision making processes.


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

3 Develop marketing and management

strategies .


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

4 Prepares budgets. Lecture, discussion,

problem solving

Written exam,

homework

Course

Code ISL103

Course

Name INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION

Department Logistics Management


for Admission -

Mode of delivery Face to face


Course lecturer(s) M. Hakan KESKİN Ph. D.



The aim of this course is to address basic concepts and strategies adopted in

the logistics. The primary focus is to develop a good understanding of

strategic, tactical and operational issues of logistics and become familiar with

the integration of various logistic entities.

Course contents

Basic Logistics Info and Terminology , Global Logistics and its backround,

Outsourcing , Supply Chain Management , Inventory Management ,

Warehousing, Material Handling and Packaging , Logictics Calculatıon and

Mathematics , Transportation and Modes, Maintenance , Procurement

Procedures, Logistics in Turkey.


program components


and preliminary preparation will be an advantage and material contribution to

effective learning and all of them are highly recommended.

Compulsory Attendance Cmpulsory



Methods/Techniques



1 have basic knowledge about logistics Lecture, discussion,

problem solving

Written exam,

homework

2 have an ability to solve the problems about

logistics by using analytic method.


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

3 be aware about the main effects of logistics. Lecture, discussion,

problem solving

Written exam,

homework

4 have an ability to provide an integrated

strategy on logistics.


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

Course

Code LOJ 101

Course

Name INTRODUCTION TO LOGISTICS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION




Mode of delivery : Face-to-face

Course coordinator : Assist. Prof. Abdullah S. Karaman

Course lecturer(s) : Assist. Prof. Abdullah S. Karaman


Course description/aim : The course will provide fundamental mathematical skills and topics from calculus

needed for the study of business and economics.

Course contents

: Review of Algebra, Linear Equations, Linear Inequalities, Sequences,

Functions, Inverse Functions, Functions of Several Variables, Linear

Functions, Quadratic Functions, Systems of Linear Equations, Exponential and

Logarithmic Functions, Matrices, Matrix Addition/Multiplication, Solving

Systems by Reducing Matrices, Limits, Continuity, The Derivative, Rules of

Differentiation, The Chain Rule, Derivatives of Logarithmic and Exponential

Functions, Implicit Differentiation, Newton’s Method, Higher Order

Derivatives, Relative Extreme, The Second-Derivative Test, The Indefinite

Integral, The Definite Integral, The Fundamental Theorem of Integral

Calculus, Area Between Curves, , Integration by Parts, Average Value of a

Function, Partial Derivatives, Chain Rule


program components : None





Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)

At the end of this course, students

1 Will be able to interpret a function from an algebraic,

numerical, and graphical perspective and deduce

information relevant to the phenomenon modeled by

the function. To be able to recognize properties of

functions and their inverses. To be able to recall and

use properties of polynomials, rational functions,

exponential, logarithmic functions. Will be able to

sketch a graph of a function.

Lecture, Homework,

Recitation

Quiz, Homework,

Mid-term, Final

2 Will be able to constitute systems of linear equations

and solve them algebraically and by use of matrices.

Lecture, Homework,

Recitation

Quiz, Homework,

Mid-term, Final

3 Will be able to apply the limit theorems, left and

right limits, and limits involving infinity.

Lecture, Homework,

Recitation

Quiz, Homework,

Mid-term, Final

4 Will be able to apply the power rule, product rule,

quotient rule and the chain rule to functions

explicitly and implicitly for finding derivatives. To

Lecture, Homework,

Recitation

Quiz, Homework,

Mid-term, Final

Course

Code MAT111

Course

Name MATHEMATICS I

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION

be able to use derivatives in practical applications,

such as distance, velocity, acceleration, related rates

and extreme value problems. To be able to use first

and second derivative tests to optimize functions and

to find critical numbers, inflection points, extreme

points, and the shape of the graph.

5 Will be able to use Riemann Sums to estimate areas

under the curve, and apply Fundamental Theorem of

Calculus to evaluate definite integrals. Will be able

to evaluate accurately definite and indefinite

integrations, by using integration by parts,

substitution, and inverse substitution. To be able to

understand and apply the procedures for integrating

rational functions. To be able to evaluate the surface

area.

Lecture, Homework,

Recitation

Quiz, Homework,

Mid-term, Final

COURSE INFORMATION

Department : Aviation Management


for Admission : Not Available

Mode of delivery : Lecture, presentation, demonstration

Course coordinator : Okutman Bilge GÜLER

Course lecturer(s) : Okutman Bilge GÜLER


Course description/aim : To make students understand, comment and analyze the principles based on Turkish

language

Course contents

: Description of Language, Features of Language, Relation of language,

Nation, Idea and Relation of Language and Culture, Languages on earth,

Historical development of Turkish, The place of Turkish among the other

languages and interaction with the other languages, Language revolution of

Atatürk, Language understanding of Atatürk and his works related to

language, Sound features of Turkish, Orthography and punctuation marks,

lexical item.







Methods/Techniques



1 Define the language and it’s components Lecture, question and

answer

Written exam

2 Interpret the place of Turkish among the

other languages and explain its

development.

Lecture, question and

answer

Written exam

3 Interpret the effects of other languages on

Turkish and analyze it.


answer

Written exam

4 Explain the importance and meaning of

language revolution.


answer

Written exam

5 Evaluate the sound features of Turkish, the

importance and place of using orthography

and punctuation marks on language


answer

Written exam

Course

Code TUR 101

Course

Name TURKISH LANGUAGE I

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


2nd TERM COURSE CATALOGUES

COURSE INFORMATION

Department :







Course description/aim : The aim of this course is to familiarize students with the discoursal and cognitive

aspects of writing academic essays, projects and research articles.

Course contents

: Starting from the academic writing processes to practising writing an

academic paper on a specific topic, the course presents an organisation from

introduction of an overview of the major elements involved in academic

writing, differences between academic and personal styles of writing, grammar

of academic writing, strategies to produce increasingly more complex texts to

creation of whole texts. The course focuses on the creation of bibliographies

and the structure of research report and papers.


program components : Web-sites, articles, newspapers, magazines in English



Learning outcome


to:

Teaching

Methods/Techniques


1 Develop skills for solving problems and

generating ideas to compose these ideas into a

written text that efficiently convey ideas

within academic appropriateness


brain storming, problem-

solving, individual and

group work

Written exam,

homework

2 Recognize academic discourse, academic

vocabulary together with processes of

academic writing




group work

Written exam,

homework

3 Explore ways of organizing data Lecture, discussion,



group work

Written exam,

homework

4 Plan how comparisons and contrasts can lead

to evaluations




group work

Written exam,

homework

5 Explore how principles of clarity, honesty,

reality and relevance improve texts




group work

Written exam,

homework

6 Present cohesion while writing about visuals Lecture, discussion, Written exam,

Course

Code ENG 101

Course

Name ACADEMIC WRITING SKILLS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION

(diagrams, graphs, pie charts) brain storming, problem-


group work

homework

7 Examine key aspects of method, result and

discussion sections in academic papers




group work

Written exam,

homework

8 Formulate techniques for organizing a text Lecture, discussion,



group work

Written exam,

homework

COURSE INFORMATION

Department Aviation Management


for Admission None

Mode of delivery

- It is planned to follow an interactive learning method together with active

participation and involvement of the students.

- All the main topics will be supported with practising examples.

- In addition, attendance, efficient degree of following the course, active



Course lecturer(s) Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yıldırım SALDIRANER



- This course is designed to provide detailed information regarding to the

national and international institutional and regulatory environment in civil

aviation sector.

- The main objective of the course is to prepare the students for future classes

by providing them appropriate and sufficient knowledge regarding to the

national and international aviation organizations, their structures, missions,

responsibilities, roles and contributions to the system and their inter-

relationship.

Course contents

Details are given in the course content


program components



effective learning is highly recommended.

Compulsory Attendance Minimum 70% attendance is compulsory.




At the end of this course, students will be able

to


national and international institutional and

regulatory environment in civil aviation

sector.

- Face to face teaching

- Powerpoint

presentation


method

- Mid-term exam

- Final exam

2 To understand the missions, structures,

responsibilities, roles and contributions of

these organizations.


international civil aviation rules and

regulations.

Course

Code HVI102

Course

Name

NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL

AVIATION ORGANIZATIONS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION




Mode of Delivery : Face to face, interactive

Course Coordinator :

Course Lecturer(s) :

Course Assistant(s) :

Course Description/Aim

: This course gives a clear understanding of fundamental legal concepts and

their importance within society. In addition, this course addresses the ways in

which rules and the structures of law respond to and impact upon changes in

economic life.

Course Contents

: Law and Society, Law and Morality, Law and the Regulation of Economic

Activity, Some Important Legal Concepts, Law and Property, Law and the

Settlement of Disputes, The Making of Legal Rules, The Development and

Role of the Contract, The Legal Profession, The Judges, Law and Government,

Theories of Regulation , Regulatory Instruments and Techniques, Regulatory

Enforcement and Compliance

Recommended Optional

Program Components :




Learning Outcome Teaching

Methods/Techniques

Assessment Methods

At the end of this course students will be able to:

1 Understand the fundamental legal concepts

and their importance within society. Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis

Written Examination,

Individual Study,

Presentation

2 Have a knowledge about the relation between

law and morality, property, government. Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

3 Learn about the making of legal rules and

theories of regulation. Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

4 Analyze the connection of law and the

regulation of economic activity. Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

Course

Code ISL102

Course

Name INTRODUCTION TO LAW

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


http://books.google.com.tr/books?id=b95vg0KFTBoC&pg=PA43&source=gbs_toc_r&cad=4

COURSE INFORMATION







Course assistant(s) : Research Assist. Gülşen Cengiz


: The course will provide students proficiency in text editing and formatting,

advanced features of word processors, spreadsheets, database management,

and presentation preparation. The students will also gain basic knowledge of

modern-day computing technology.

Course contents

: Office fundamentals, Document Formatting, Tables and Graphics, Change

Tracking, Footnote, Captions, Excel, Formula, Page Set-up, Data Tables, Pivot

Tables, PowerPoint presentation development







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)

1 Use computers to support strategic and tactical

decision-making in business environments.

Lecture, Homework,

Laboratory

Homework, Project,

Mid-term, Final

2 Use database management software (Excel, Access)

to improve the competitiveness of the company

solving real life business problems.

Lecture, Homework,

Laboratory Homework, Project,

Mid-term, Final

3 Create documents and spreadsheets analyzing

business outcomes.

Lecture, Homework,


Mid-term, Final

4 Design scenarios and dynamic reports using data. Lecture, Homework,


Mid-term, Final

Course

Code ISL104

Course

Name BUSINESS COMPUTING

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission

Mode of delivery

Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course description/aim The purpose of internship is to enhance academic studies of students with field

experience. It is an opportunity for students to clarify their career interests.

Course contents

Internship covers field experience at any work place (public or private) for at

least ten (10) work days per each internship period, and totally at least forty

(40) work days during all bachelor study. Students should follow the

instructions stated in UTAA Internship Guide in order to successfully

complete their internships.


program components

Compulsory Attendance Compulsory


Learning outcome

At the end of internship; students will be able

to:

Teaching

Methods/Techniques


1 assess practical implications of theoretical

knowledge acquired at the university.

2 reach area-specific information sources by

using various databases.

3 present obtained information in a formal

report.

4 produce alternatives individually or

collectively in order to solve problems.

5 define the inter-departmental relationship at

the organization/institution of internship.

6 efficiently use English during internship.

7 acquire new knowledge/ability during

internship period that is not given at the

university.

Course

Code LOJ 100

Course

Name WORK PLACEMENT IN AVIATION INDUSTRY I

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First

Degree 2 0 0 0 0 5

COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :





Course description/aim : The course will provide fundamental mathematical skills and their business

applications needed for the study of business and economics.

Course contents

: Applications of Derivatives, Applications of Integral, Mathematics of

Finance, Linear Programming, Introduction to Probability and Statistics,

Continuous Random Variables, Lagrange Multipliers, Lines of Regression


program components : -





Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)

1 Comprehend and formulate the business problems in

terms of mathematical formulas.

Lecture, Homework,

Recitation

Quiz, Homework,

Project, Mid-term,

Final

2 Use derivatives/integral in practical applications,

interpret the relations between derivative and slope;

integral and area. Will be able to use

derivatives/integration as a mathematical and an

economic tool.

Lecture, Homework,

Recitation

Quiz, Homework,

Project, Mid-term,

Final

3 Constitute and solve financial problems. Lecture, Homework,

Recitation

Quiz, Homework,

Project, Mid-term,

Final

4 Develop and solve optimization multi-variable

optimization problems.

Lecture, Homework,

Recitation, Project

Quiz, Homework,

Project, Mid-term,

Final

Course

Code MAT112

Course

Name MATHEMATICS II

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION

Department :



Mode of delivery : Face to Face

Course coordinator :-

Course lecturer(s) : Bilge GÜLER

Course assistant(s) :-

Course description/aim : : To make students understand, comment and analyse on principles based on

Turkish language

Course contents

: Description of Language, Features of Language, Relation of Language,

Nation, Idea and Relation of Language and Culture, Languages on earth,

Historical development of Turkish, The place of Turkish among the other

languages and interaction with the other languages, Language revolution of

Atatürk, Language understanding of Atatürk and his works related to

language, Sound features of Turkish, Orthography and punctuation marks,

lexical item.







Methods/Techniques



1. Describe the language and the components

of it.

Lecture, Question and

answer

Written exam

2. Interpret the place of Turkish among the

other languages and explain its

development.


answer

Written exam

3. Interpret the effects of other languages on

Turkish and analyze it.

lecture, Question and

answer, Discussion

Written exam

4. Explain the importance and meaning of

language revolution.


answer

Written exam

5. Evaluate the sound features of Turkish, the

importance and place of using orthography

and punctuation marks on language.


answer

Written exam

Course

Code TUR102

Course

Name TURKISH LANGUAGE II

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


3rd TERM COURSE CATALOGUES

COURSE INFORMATION

Department :


for Admission :Not Available

Mode of delivery : Face to Face

Course coordinator : -

Course lecturer(s) : Oğuz UÇAR


Course description/aim : Students will be able to understand , interpret and make analysis based on Atatürk

Principles and Revolutions

Course contents

: Ottoman Empire during the early Part of 20th century, Turco-Italian and

Balkan Wars, The Causes of World War 1/ The Ottomans Entering into War,

The Fronts in World War 1, Wilson Principles, Paris Peace Conference,

Mondros Ceasefire and Societies, The Preparation Period of Independence

War, Havza, Amasya and Erzurum Congresses, Sivas Congress and Amasya

Negotiations, The Decisions of the Last Otktoman Parliament and National

Assembly and Sevr Peace Aggreement, The Opening and the Rebellions

Towards Turkish Grand National Assembly and Sevr Peace Aggreement, East

and South Fronts in the Independence War, Wars of 1st and 2nd İnönü,

Kütahya-Eskişehir Wars, Sakarya and Grand War, Mudanya Ceasefire and

Lozan Peace Treatya


program components :-


counted as unsuccessful



Methods/Techniques



1 explain concepts pertaining to Atatürk

principles and Revolution History

Lecture/ Question-

Answer

Written Exam

2 interpret the democratization process of

Ottomon Empire.

Lecture/ Question-

Answer

Written Exam

3 interpret the effect of 1st and 2

nd

constitutional monarchy periods on Ottomon

political life.

Lecture/ Question-

Answer

Written Exam

4 explain the effects of Industrial Revolution

and French Revolution on World War 1.

Lecture/ Question-

Answer

Written Exam

5 evaluate World War 1 and its results in

terms of Turkish and World History.

Lecture/ Question-

Answer

Written Exam

6 explain and interpret developments Lecture/ Question- Written Exam

Course

Code ATA101

Course

Name

ATATÜRK’S PRINCIPLES AND HISTORY OF

REVOLUTION I

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION

pertaining to Mondros ceasefire agreement

and its following developments.

Answer

7 explain the aim and content of notices and

congresses during Independence War.

Lecture/ Question-

Answer

Written Exam

8 explain and interpret the decisions of

National Oath and the Last Ottoman

Parliament

Lecture/ Question-

Answer

Written Exam

9 explain and interpret the opening of Turkish

Grand National Assembly and the

precautions taken towards rebellions

Lecture/ Question-

Answer

Written Exam

10 interpret the fronts during the Independence

War, Mudanya Ceasefire and Lozan Peace

Treaty

Lecture/ Question-

Answer

Written Exam

COURSE INFORMATION

Department : Faculty of Business Administration








: This course offers the opportunity to study English on a course taught with a

business and aviation management perspective. This is a basic course designed for

B2 students of English as a second language to improve their written and

spoken business communication skills. The course aims to focus on level -

appropriate grammar, introduce vocabulary specific to various business

domains, and familiarize students with business correspondence and aviation

management. Alongside with acquiring such knowledge, the students will develop

certain skills like communication skills, analytical skills and information search skills

through case studies, presentations and assignments given as part of the course.

Course contents

: Starting from business environment to strategic planning, the course presents

an organisation from introduction of an overview of the major elements

involved in business environment, aviation industry, accounting, finance,

managing people and cultures, project management and strategic decision-

making. The course focuses on the effective use of English by providing an

input with authentic reading and listening materials and by building to an

output section where the learners are encouraged to practice their writing and

speaking skills and ideas to solve a problem.





Learning outcome


to:

Teaching

Methods/Techniques


1 Explore key aspects of management and

aviation management




group work

Written exam,

homework

2 Formulate strategies for decision making and

problem solving




group work

Written exam,

homework

3 Engage in activities to consolidate learning

through productive language skills




group work

Written exam,

homework

4 Develop better communication skills Lecture, discussion, Written exam,

Course

Code ENG 201

Course

Name English for Aviation Management I

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



group work

homework

COURSE INFORMATION








Course description/aim : The course will provide fundamental concepts of probability and statistics with

applications to business and economics problems.

Course contents

: Permutations, Combinations, Probability, Discrete and Continuous Random

Variables, Probability Distributions, Expectations, Sampling Distributions,

Confidence Intervals, Hypothesis Testing, Linear Regression, Multiple

Regression




counted as unsuccessful



Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)

1 Define basic concepts and rules of probability and

statistics.

Lecture, Homework,

Project Homework, Project,

Mid-term, Final

2 Collect, organize, analyze, interpret and present data;

solve business problems using statistical methods.

Lecture, Homework,


Mid-term, Final

3 Apply probability and statistical measures to

compute mean and standard deviation for discrete

and continuous random variables; covariance and

correlation to identify relationships between

numerical variables. Compute the confidence

intervals of population means; do hypothesis testing

of a population mean.

Lecture, Homework,


Mid-term, Final

4 Use complex statistical techniques to identify

relationships between dependent and independent

variables. Have a basic understanding of data

collection in terms of the design of surveys and

experiments.

Lecture, Homework,

Project

Homework, Project,

Mid-term, Final

Course

Code ISL203

Course

Name STATISTICS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


DERS ÖĞRETİM PLANI



for Admission :Unavailable


Course coordinator : Assist. Dr. Seyithan Ahmet Ateş

Course lecturer(s) : Assist. Dr. Seyithan Ahmet Ateş



: Microeconomics in the hands of a society to satisfy unlimited wants and

needs to allocate scarce productive resources. The main theme of this

course, individual economic units, especially consumers, will examine the

economic characteristics and behaviors.

Course contents

: In this course the basic principles of economics, supply, demand, market

equilibrium, elasticity and applications, consumer and firm equilibrium,

perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition and oligopoly

markets, factors of production, national income, functions of money,

monetary policy, the quantity theory of inflation types, effects of

unemployment and employment, stabilization policies, devaluation, balance

of payments, international trade, economic growth and development are on

the agenda.






Learning Outcomes Teaching

Methods/Techniques


Exams and class discussion

1

Evaluate the concepts of Budget constraint,

Preferences, Utility, Choice and Demand in

Microeconomics.

Class discussions:

presentation of the

research project

Class discussions,

presentation of the research

project

2 Know Slutsky Equation and explain watched

profiles.

Presentation of the

research project


3 Define the concepts of buying, selling,

consumer surplus and relate them.

Research Project Presentation of the

Research Project

4 Discuss market demand, supply and the

balance.

Presentation of the

Research Project

Presentation of the

Research Project

Course

Code ISL207

Course

Name MICROECONOMICS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION





Course Coordinator : Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emin Akçaoğlu

Course Lecturer(s) : Assoc. Prof. Dr. Emin Akçaoğlu



: The principles of financial accounting course introduces to actual accounting

practices and techniques. The real focus of the course is uncovering the

meaning of accounting information and how decision makers use this

information.

Course Contents

: Conceptual Framework of Accounting and Financial Statements 1,

Conceptual Framework of Accounting and Financial Statements 2, Transaction

Analysis 1, Transaction Analysis 2, Accrual Accounting and Income 1,

Accrual Accounting and Income 2, Internal Control and Cash, Short Term

Investments and Receivables 1, Short Term Investments and Receivables 2,

Short Term Investments and Receivables 3, Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold

1, Inventory and Cost of Goods Sold 2, PPE and Intangibles 1, PPE and

Intangibles 2



Compulsory Attendance : Compulsory, more than %30 absence is unsatisfactory.



Methods/Techniques

Assessment Methods


1 Define and use the accounting equation Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

2 Understand conceptual framework in

financial reporting Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

3 Explain and prepare the financial statements Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

4 Define debits, credits and normal account

balances Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

5 Apply internal controls to cash receipts and

payments Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

Course

Code ISL 209

Course

Name FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The aim of this course is to introduce the general structure of supply chain and

problems widely encountered in supply chain to students.

Course contents

Global Dimensions of Supply Chains, Supply Chain Relationships, Supply

Chain Performance Measurement and Financial Analysis, Demand

Management, Order Management and Customer Services, Managing Inventory

in the Supply Chain, Transportation, Distribution, Supply Chain Network

Analysis and Design, Sourcing Materials and Services, Operations- Producing

Goods and Services, Strategic Challenges and Changes for Supply Chains


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)

At the end of this course, students will be able to:

1 describe main components in a supply chain. Lectures, problem

solving

Exams, class

discussion

2 describe the cycle and push/pull views of a

supply chain.

Lectures, problem

solving

Exams, class

discussion

3 describe the key factors to be considered

when designing the distribution network.

Lectures, problem

solving

Exams, class

discussion

4 Discuss strengths and weaknesses of various

distribution techniques.

Lectures, problem

solving

Exams, class

discussion

5 use optimization for facility location and

capacity allocation decisions.

Lectures, problem

solving

Exams, class

discussion

6 identify managerial levers that reduce lot size

and cycle inventory in a supply chain without

increasing cost.

Lectures, problem

solving

Exams, class

discussion

Course

Code LOG 201

Course

Name Supply Chain Management

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


4th TERM COURSE CATALOGUES

COURSE INFORMATION

Department :


for Admission : -


Course coordinator : -

Course lecturer(s) : Oğuz UÇAR

Course assistant(s) : -

Course description/aim : To make students understand, analyze and interpret the principals and revolutions

of Atatürk.

Course contents

: Atatürk Revolutions (political, legal , education, social, economic), Trials of

the Multi-Party System, Foreign policy in Atatürk’s period, Kemalism and its

principles, The period of İsmet İnönü, Second World War and Turkey.


program components : -





Methods/Techniques



1. Explain the concepts of Atatürk’s principles

and Revolution History.


Answer

Written exam, homework

2. Evaluate the political revolutions of new

Turkish government.


Answer, Discussion


3. Explain the reasons of the failure in

transition of many political parties.


Answer, Discussion


4. Evaluate the revolutions of legal by

comparing with old legal system.


Answer, Discussion


5. Explain the revolutions on education and

culture.


Answer, Discussion


6. Find the differences on social life by

comparing with previous period.


Answer, Discussion


7. Make a comment on works of economics

and its contributions to the country.


Answer, Discussion


8. Evaluate the methods followed in foreign

policy by learning Turkish foreign policy.


Answer, Discussion


9. Evaluate Atatürk principals by interpreting

Kemalism system.


Answer, Discussion


10. Interpret the events in Turkey and Second

World War.


Answer, Discussion


Course

Code ATA 102

Course

Name ATATURK’S PRINCIPLES AND REVOLUTION HISTORY II

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION

Department : Foreign Languages School







: This course offers the opportunity to study English on a course taught with a

business and aviation management perspective. This is a basic course designed for

C1 students of English as a second language to improve their written and

spoken business communication skills. The course focuses on level –

appropriate grammar, introduces vocabulary specific to various business

domains, and familiarizes students with business correspondence and aviation

management. . Alongside with acquiring such knowledge, the students will develop

certain skills like communication skills, analytical skills and information search skills

through case studies, presentations and assignments given as part of the course.

Course contents

: Starting from international marketing to 21st century enterprise, the course

presents an organisation from market entry strategies, aviation industry,

competition, management, leadership, globalization, innovation, trade, finance

and economy and contemporary case studies that require problem-solving

skills. The course focuses on the effective use of English by providing an input

with authentic reading and listening materials and by building to an output

section where the learners are encouraged to practice their writing and

speaking skills and ideas competetively.



Compulsory Attendance : Compulsory


Learning outcome


to:

Teaching

Methods/Techniques


1 Become competent in the key aspects of

management and aviation management




group work

Written exam, oral exam,

homework

2 Formulate strategies for decision making and

problem solving on a more professional level




group work


homework

3 Engage in activities to consolidate learning

through productive language skills




group work


homework

4 Develop competence in communication skills Lecture, discussion,



group work


homework

Course

Code ENG 202

Course

Name English for Aviation Management II

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :


Course coordinator : Assist. Dr. Seyithan Ahmet Ateş

Course lecturer(s) : Assist. Dr. Seyithan Ahmet Ateş



: This course, the macro economy, efficiency and equity, utility, supply and

demand, input-output and costs, economic growth, balance of savings,

investment and economic policies aim to teach the basic issues.

Course contents

: The scope of this course is; macro-economic variables and relationships

between them. In this context, the gross national product, gross domestic

product, GDP-GDP relationship between the formation of macro-economic

balances, theories and practices of modern macroeconomics, economic

growth and international economic affairs will be trained in finance.






Learning Outcomes Teaching

Methods/Techniques



1

Macroeconomics (consumer and producer

behavior, producer costs, external effects and

public goods) and macroeconomics

(economic activity, inflation, unemployment,

GDP, financial and fiscal policies) to learn

and discuss the principles.

Class discussions:

presentation of the

research project

Class discussions,

presentation of the research

project

2

Economic development and growth using

economic concepts and tools to analyze and

explain the economic reasoning occurred will

be able to understand the real economic

events.

Presentation of the

research project


3 Know how to reach economic data and

information.

Research Project Presentation of the

Research Project

4 Develop the skills to present the results of the

economic analysis.

Presentation of the

Research Project

Presentation of the

Research Project

Course

Code ISL204

Course

Name MACROECONOMICS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compuls

ory

First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission

Mode of delivery

Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)



Course contents

Internship covers field experience at any work place (public or private) for

four weeks (twenty work days). Students should follow the instructions stated

in THKU Internship Guide in order to successfully complete their internships.


program components

Compulsory Attendance


Learning outcome


to:

Teaching

Methods/Techniques







report.








university.

Course

Code LOG 200

Course

Name Work Placement in Logistics Industry II

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First

Degree 4 0 0 0 0 4

COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)


This course aims to introduce deterministic models of Operations Research

(OR) with a focus on some OR techniques such as Integer Programming,

Dynamic Programming, Goal Programming, Nonlinear Programming and

Network Optimization.

Course contents Topics will include; Integer Programming, Dynamic Programming, Goal

Programming, Network Optimization Models, Nonlinear Programming.


program components

Compulsory Attendance Yes


Learning outcome

Teaching

Methods/Techniques


At the end of this course, students will be able

to

1 create a mathematical model for integer

programming problems

Lecture, question-

answer, discussion,

problem solving

Quiz, homework, exam

2 use solution methods for special classes of

network optimization problems.

Lecture, question-

answer, discussion,

problem solving


3 use special methods of solution of integer

programming problems.

Lecture, question-

answer, discussion,

problem solving


4 create a mathematical model for nonlinear

programming problems.

Lecture, question-

answer, discussion,

problem solving


5 use the methods of solution needed to solve

nonlinear programming problems.

Lecture, question-

answer, discussion,

problem solving


6 use the Simplex method to find the optimal

solution of Goal Programming models

Lecture, question-

answer, discussion,

problem solving


Course

Code LOJ 204

Course

Name Operational Research

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator Assist. Prof. Dr. M. Hakan KESKİN

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The primary focus is to develop a good understanding of strategic, tactical and

operational issues of air transport and cargo management and become familiar

with the integration of various air transport and cargo management entities.

Course contents

Introduction to Air Transport and Cargo, Historical Oveview, Air Cargo

Today, The Market of Air Freight, Types of Air Freight, International Aspect

of Air Cargo, Information Technology, Customer Relationship Management,

Air Cargo Management, Industrial Relations, Special Air freight Services,

Future of the Air Cargo, Air Cargo Management Practices, General Review of

Semester


program components




Compulsory Attendance Attendance is compulsory





1 demonstrate knowledge about basic concepts

of air transport and cargo management. Lectures

Exams, class discussion

2 impart analytical and problem solving skills

necessary to develop solutions for a variety

of air transport and cargo management

problems.

Lectures Exams, class discussion

3 develop an understanding of key drivers of

air transport and cargo management

performance and their inter-relationships


4 develop the ability to design and formulate

integrated air transport and cargo

management strategy.


Course

Code LOJ 301

Course

Name AIR TRANSPORT AND CARGO MANAGEMENT

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First

degree 7 Turkish 3 0 0 3 6

COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The aim of this course is to analyze related topics based on every

transportation mode and develop a point of view using all transportation

modes for intermodal transportation. In addition to that, the aim of this course

is to interpret development of intermodal transportation in Turkey and EU.

Course contents

Introduction to Transportation Management, Relations among Logistics,

Transportation and Supply Chain Management, Decision Methods in

Transportation Management, Turkey’s Transportation Infrastructure,

Environmental Factors in Transportation Management, Transportation Costs,

Transportation Pricing, Costs in Intermodal Transportation, Intermodal

Transportation in Turkey, Intermodal Transportation in EU.


program components




Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Comprehend the use of intermodal

transportation for carrying the freight from

one point to another point in a productive,

punctual and environment friendly way with

low costs.

Lectures, case studies,

problem solving

Exams, class

discussion

2 Have deep understanding of using and

properties of transportation modes such as

trailer trucks, trains, merchantships that are

used for intermodal transportation.


problem solving

Exams, class

discussion

3 Dominate using of intermodal transportation

across Turkey and around the world.


problem solving

Exams, class

discussion

4 Have different points of view related to

intermodal transportation through many

various situation analysis.


problem solving

Exams, class

discussion

Course

Code LOJ 303

Course

Name Intermodal Transportation

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The students will learn how to perform all basic purchasing functions, manage global

sourcing activities, establish an effective purchasing system, identify the best

suppliers, work in teams on purchasing activities, identify how purchasing impacts

company profitability, manage procurement process.

Course contents

Stocks and Inventories, Stocks within an Organization, Economic Order

Quantity, Models for Known Demand, Models for Unknown Demand, Sources

of Information, Forecasting Demand, Planning and Stocks, Material

Requirements Planning, Just-in-time Production,


program components




Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 perform all basic purchasing functions. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

2 manage global sourcing activities. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

3 establish an effective purchasing system. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

4 identify the best suppliers. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

5 work in team on purchasing activities. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

Course

Code LOJ 305

Course

Name Inventory Management

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission

Mode of delivery

Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)



Course contents

Internship covers field experience at any work place (public or private) for

four weeks (twenty work days). Students should follow the instructions stated

in UTAA Internship Guide in order to successfully complete their internships.


program components

Compulsory Attendance


Learning outcome


to:

Teaching

Methods/Techniques







report.








university.

Course

Code LOJ300

Course

Name Work Placement in Logistics Industry

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory Bachelor 6 0 0 0 0 5

COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

Course contents

Definition of container, the historical development of container, road vehicles,

insurance, structure and equipment of a ship, container and its features, some

special abbreviation of containers, reefer containers, bulk container,special

purpose container, container loading, typical container damage, shipwreck,

overturn, container collapsing, load master program, usage of load master

program, container shifting, handling vehicles, crucial points of and solutions

for handling, time and calculations for loading and unloading, container

handling at ports and working systems in container terminals, ports in turkey

and ınfrastructure and superstructure of ports in Turkey.


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Define the basic concepts and terms and

liabilities of parties of container

transportation.


problem solving

Exams, class

discussion

2 Reach a deep knowledge of carrying freight

by multiple transportation modes in a single

container and the features of containers.


problem solving

Exams, class

discussion

3 Comprehend the important place of container

transportation for intermodal transportation.


problem solving

Exams, class

discussion

Course

Code LOJ 302

Course

Name Container Transportation

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The aim of this course is to pay attention to development of regulation and

costs systems by means of historical perspective including different

transportation systems and extent and importance of logistics.

Course contents

Assyrians, The Crusades and Logistics, Impacts of Geographical Explorations

on Logistics, Logistics Implementations of Roman Empire, Ottoman Empire

and Logistics, Napoleon and Logistics, Logistic Support in II.World War,

Logistic Support in Russian Occupation, Logistic Support in Gulf War, Red

Ball Express, History of Academic Logistics Studies


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Have an advanced knowledge of stages of

logistics from its birth to present.

Lectures, case studies Exams, class

discussion

2 Comprehend usage areas of logistics. Lectures, case studies Exams, class

discussion

3 Analyze the impacts of technology on

development of logistics.


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 304

Course

Name Logistics History

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The first aim of this course is to introduce the production/operations systems

and planning of the activites especially before the foundation of the firm. The

second aim of this course is to familiarize the students with the development of

the production activities and control of the finished products.

Course contents

Functions of Production: Definition, inputs, Transformation process,

Production systems: Customized production, Mass production, Product design:

Concept of Design, standardization, leaning, Coding, Product-Based Process

Design, Process-Based design system, Production chamber process design,

Capacity Planning, Capacity planning methods, Capacity and production

methods, Types of capacity, Capacity policies, Project planning Models: Gantt

Method, CPM Method, Pert Method, Inventory Control models, Production

planning Model


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 define the activities of the managers of

operations department in any firm.

Interactive learning Exams, class

discussion

2 categorize the productions systems and give

examples for each of them.


discussion

3 define the decision teories and explain how to

choose an alternative technique among them.


discussion

4 define and apply the location strategies of the

plant


discussion

5 explain basic terminalogy of supply chain

management and compare with logistics

activities.


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 306

Course

Name Production Management

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

In this course, logistics utilization of Turks from Anatolian geography which is

established on the heritage of Ottoman Empire from middle ages to the

establishment of Turkish Republic and logistics performance level reached of

Turkey will be analyzed. In this context, inadequacies will be determined and

it will be possible that some good suggestions are offered.

Course contents

First Military Logistics Successes of Turks, First Logistics Operations of

Turks Began with Trade, Logistics at Turkish States in History:Huns,

Akkoyunlus, Logistics at Turkish States in History: Seljuks, Logistics of

Ottoman Empire, Logistics Support for Ottoman Excurisons, Yavuz Sultan

Selim and Logistics, Logistics Dynamics of Turkey’s Geostrategic Features,

Logistics Dynamics of Industry Sector in Turkey, Customs in Turkey, Free

Trade Zones in Turkey, Transportation Modes in Turkey


program components




Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Explain basic concepts of history of logistics. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

2 Explain main points for a process in which

Turkish logistics did evolve from Ottoman

Empire to Turkish Republic.

Lectures Exams, class

discussion

3 Analyze how logistics sector in Turkey in terms

of transportation modes developed..


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 308

Course

Name Logistics in Turkey

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

Custom services have a special place in logistics services chain and between

services which are dependent on them. As a result, custom services are

inseparable parts of logistics services. The aim of this course is to comprehend

the relationship between logistics and customs in a framework of customs.

Course contents

Basic Customs Concepts, Structure of Administration of Customs in Turkey,

Liability, Exception, Exemption and Global Operations in Customs

Implementation, Entry and Exit Procedures, Determination and Control of

Customs Value, Temporary Output and Returned Goods, Special Custom

procedures, Custom House Fine, Custom Procedure.


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Comprehend suitable security standarts in

customs.

Lectures, Case studies Exams, class

discussion

2 Comprehend using of procedures in customs law

and using of using jus utendi.


discussion

3 Have a deep knowledge of documentation

controls and physical controls of customs

procedures.


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 401

Course

Name Logistics and Customs

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The aim of this course is to explain terms and methods about international

trade, such as commercial documentation, terms of trade, Exchange rate,

international insurance, customs clearance.

Course contents

International Supply Chain Management, Methods for Entry into Foreign

Markets, Methods for Entry into Foreign Markets, International Contracts,

Terms of Payment, International Commercial Documents, International

Insurance, International Ocean Transportation, International Air

Transportation, International Land Transportation, International Multimodal

Transportation, International Logistictics Security, Customs Clearance.


program components




Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 explain the roles of different entities within

the global supply chains in which several

international members act.


discussion

2 predominate both the concepts and the

implementations of international trade

finance, how to use which instruments in

international trade, how the transactions are

realized and documantations.


discussion

3 decide properly on international freight

transportation, consolidation, export

packaging necessities, terminal operations,

trasport mode selection and transporter

selection.


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 403

Course

Name International Logistics and Trade

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission -


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The main aim of this course is provide a good understanding of basic

philosophy of maintenance planning and control and fundamental information

in aviation maintenance industries.

Course contents

Management Organization and Function, Concept of aviation Maintenance,

Regulations, Documentations and Certifications, Spare Parts and Tools

Management, Maintenance Planning Documentations (MPD/MSG), Planning

Process, Aircraft Maintenance Recording, Continuing analysis and

surveillance system (CASS), Softwares of Aircraft Maintenance Systems,

TPM systems, Education and Traning of Maintenance Personel


program components







of aviation and aircraft maintenance. - Face to face teaching

- Powerpoint

presentation

- Use of blackboard


method

- Mid-term exam

- Final exam



of aviation maintenance.


aviation maintenance performance and their

inter-relationships


integrated aviation maintenance strategy.

h

Course

Code LOJ 402

Course

Name Aviation Maintenance Management

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The aim of this coure is to inform about not only basic information and

solutions but also compared information of actual implementations.

Course contents

Definition and Types of Warehouse, Warehousing Processes, Warehouse

Operation Management, Warehouse Management Steps, Warehouse Division

and Its Place in Organization, Warehouse Management System, Shelf

Systems, Warehouse Safety, Cost of Warehouse Management, Layout

Planning in Warehouse Management, Analysis of Warehouses according to

aim and process


program components




Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Have knowledge of the importance of

warehouse and warehousing in logistics.

Lectures, problem

solving

Exams, class

discussion

2 Comprehend material handling. Lectures, problem

solving

Exams, class

discussion

3 Comprehend safety of material handling. Lectures, problem

solving

Exams, class

discussion

4 Dominate on packaging methodology. Lectures, problem

solving

Exams, class

discussion

Course

Code LOJ 404

Course

Name Warehouse Management

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :






: To educate individuals who know very well the basic principles of their trade

branch, such as sales, advertising, public relations, promotion, product management

etc. which are within the scope of aviation marketing.

Course contents

: The concept of Aviation Marketing, Economic and social developments

affecting the marketing of Aviation, Strategic marketing planning, Customer

satisfaction, the future of marketing and strategic management, Marketing

strategy, market and receiver behavior, Pazar Bölümleme, Hedef Pazar

Belirleme ve Konumlama, Product and Brand Strategies, Price Strategies

Distribution strategies and distribution management, Promotion Strategies and

Marketing Communications, Competitive Strategy Airline Companies, Airline

Companies Growth strategies, Current practices and recent developments in

Marketing Strategies, Marketing Audit and Marketing Organization



Compulsory Attendance : Yes



Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)

Students will be able to:

1 Grasp the basic concepts of aviation

marketing.

Face to face education;

class discussion; field

trip

Exams, class

discussion, field trip

report

2 Solve marketing problems. Face to face education;


trip

Exams, class


report

3 Know the functions of marketing

management, and use the information

technologies.



trip

Exams, class


report

4 Own personal knowledge and skills. Open to

communication and teamwork.



trip

Exams, class


report

5 Know the variety of Aviation marketing and

international marketing.



trip

Exams, class


report

6 Explain the goals of aviation marketing Face to face education; Exams, class

Course

Code

HVI

251

Course

Name AVIATION MARKETING

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First

Degree Turkish 3 0 0 3 6

COURSE INFORMATION

planning. class discussion; field

trip


report

7 Evaluate the steps on Aviation marketing

planning process. Develop growth strategies.



trip

Exams, class


report

8

Pursue up-to-date practices in marketing.



trip

Exams, class


report

COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :





Course description/aim : Safety Management Systems (SMS) are an essential part of operating in today’s

aviation industry. This course introduces participants to the key tools to manage a performance-based SMS.

Course contents

: Safety Management System concepts, Introduction to safety management, Hazard

management, Safety risk, Case discussion, System safety deficiencies, ICAO

requirements, SMS planning, SMS implementation, SMS operation, Safety assurance,

Integration, The cost of safety.






Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 List the types of safety management systems Lecture, Demonstration,

Class discussion

Exams, class

discussions, case study

2 Learn how to integrate SMS into other

management systems

Lecture, Demonstration,

Class discussion

Exams, class


3 Describe safety risks Lecture, Demonstration,

Class discussion

Exams, class


4 Analyze organizations regarding SMS

concepts


Class discussion

Exams, class


5 Identify the ICAO requirements and apply it. Lecture, Demonstration,

Class discussion

Exams, class


6 Evaluate the general pros and cons of safety

systems and improve safety culture


Class discussion

Exams, class


Course

Code HVI 351

Course

Name AVIATION SAFETY

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION









: This course is an advanced study of issues related to aviation law, historical

evolution, and international legal regimes of aviation industry and principal

organizations of aviation.

Course Contents

Air Law - Concept and Definitions, Historical Evolution of Air Law 1,

Historical Evolution of Air Law 2, Convention on International Civil Aviation

(Chicago, 1944), International Legal Regime of the Air Space, International

Legal Regime of Aircraft and Its Operation, Legal Regime of International Air

Transport, Legal Management of Aviation Security, Legal Management of

Aviation Insurance, Principal Organizations in Aviation 1, Principal

Organizations in Aviation 2, International Civil Aviation Organization

(ICAO), International Unification of Private Air Law through ICAO.






Methods/Techniques

Assessment Methods


1 Learn fundamental principles and concept of

aviation law Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

2 Have knowledge about historical evolution of

air law Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

3 Understand the international legal regime of

airspaces, aircrafts and international air

transportation in air law

Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

4 Have knowledge about aviation security and

insurance Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

5 Learn principal organizations in aviation,

their missions and responsibilities Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

Course

Code HVI 352

Course

Name AVIATION LAW

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION





Course coordinator : Assist. Prof. Seyithan Ahmet Ates

Course lecturer(s) : Assist. Prof. Seyithan Ahmet Ates


Course description/aim : A course of introduction to Aviation

Course contents

This course provides a comprehensive overview of current strategic challenges

and measures required to meet those challenges in a dynamic industry. The

focus is not restricted to passenger airlines. The course additionally include

alliance management and formation, strategic issues for air freight carriers and

airport companies, as well as impacts the airline industry experts on its

environment. The course combines both concepts and results from recent

academic research with applications and case studies from major industry

players.






Methods/Techniques



1 Explains the relationship between strategic

management and aviation industry


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

2

All students are expected to have an

analytical understanding of fundamentals of

organization structure, units of organization,

the role of manager, planning and decision

making processes in aviation industry


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

3 Develop strategic management strategies Lecture, discussion,

problem solving

Written exam,

homework

4 Evaluating Airport Cooperation And

Acquisition Strategies


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

Course

Code

HVI

401

Course

Name STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN AVIATION INDUSTRY

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :






: Identification and evaluation of safety risks in Air Traffic Management (ATM), and

a satisfactory reduction through a formal and systematic way via Safety Management

System (SMS).

Course contents

: Safety Management System Definition, Safety policies and objectives, Safety

risk management, Safety assurance, Safety promotion, Risk Factors, Safety

Management System in small businesses, Air Traffic Management and Safety

Management Systems Safety Management System, and international

discussion of the importance of, What can be done to improve air traffic

management system






Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Define the safety management system and

explain the components.



trip

Exams, class


report

2 Explain the safety policies and objectives. Face to face education;


trip

Exams, class


report

3 Prefer the possible practical approaches for

the implementation of Safety Management

System.



trip

Exams, class


report

4 Predict the potential risks in Safety

Management system. Interpret for the

prevention or reduction of the risks.



trip

Exams, class


report

5 Create and develop a positive safety culture. Face to face education;


trip

Exams, class


report

6 Advice to preserve and develop Safety

Management System.



trip

Exams, class


report

7 Explain what should have been in an effective Face to face education; Exams, class

Course

Code

HVI

402

Course

Name SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION

air traffic management proper to Safety

Management System.


trip


report

COURSE INFORMATION









: This course prepares students for a career in the air transport business.

Students study aviation safety, airport policy, planning and design,

environmental impact and airline marketing and management.

Course Contents : The course will cover essential air transport management concept, air

transport regulations and policy as described in the detailed weekly content.






Methods/Techniques

Assessment Methods


1 Understand the fundemental terms of air

transport management Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

2 Have knowledge about air transport

regulations and policy Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

3 Learn cases related to transport planning,

transport technology, transport services

marketing and economics of transport


Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

4 Have understanding on transport demand

management, logistics and supply chain

management


Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

5 Learn issues related to transport risk, safety

and environment Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

Course

Code HVI 403

Course

Name AIR TRANSPORT REGULATIONS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :





Course description/aim : The construction of an airport, the airport should be present in the creation of the most ideal way to perform all functions of the individuals identified educate them.

Course contents

: Airport basic concepts, definition and importance of planning, airport planning, airport operations, Transportation Plans, Turkey, transportation master plan, airport planning theories, theories of international dimension Airport Master Planning, Airport Master Planning Process, Financial Calculations






Methods/Techniques



1 Airport planning concepts knows. Face to face education;

class discussion; field trip

Exams, class discussion,

field trip report

2 Solves Planning problems. Face to face education;



field trip report

3 Know the functions of management, use

of information technologies.




field trip report

4 Personal information and skills.

Communication and team work, it

becomes clear




field trip report

5 Airport planning theories and theories of

International knows that planning.




field trip report

6 Explain the goals of airport planning. Face to face education;



field trip report

7 Evaluate the planning stages of the

process of the airport. Develop growth

strategies




field trip report

8 Follow Current practices in planning Face to face education;



field trip report

Course

Code

HVI

452

Course

Name AIRPORT MASTER PLANNING

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission -

Mode of delivery

: It is planned to follow an interactive learning method together with active

participation and involvement of the students also. All the main topics of

airport planing and design will be supported with practising examples classes

within.

In addition, attendance, efficiency degree of following the course, active



Course lecturer(s) : M. Hakan KESKİN Ph. D.



:Addresses basic concepts and strategies adopted to the airport planing and

design. The primary focus is to develop a good understanding of strategic,

tactical and operational issues of the air navigation and become familiar with

the integration of various air navigation entities

helps students to understand the principles, management, and other issues

associated with air navigation.

Course aim

On completion of the course, the successful student is expected to cover

airport planing and design aspect;

- including the use of aeronautical charts, instruments and navigation aids;

- with an understanding of the principles and characteristics of appropriate

navigation systems;

- supported by operation of airborne equipment; practical aspects of air

navigation and dead reckoning techniques; practical air navigation using

radio navigation aids;

- with using accuracy and reliability of navigation systems used in departure

enroute, approach andlanding phases of flight; identification of radio

navigation Aids.

Course contents

:Course Introduction History of Airport Engineering Aircraft Technology in

Airport Engineering, Aircraft Technology Aircraft Performance Evaluation,

Air Traffic Control Systems, Airport Master Planning Forecasting in Airport

Planning, Airport Configuration DesignWind Rose Analysis/Site Selection,

Airport Airside Capacity Analysis Airport Capacity Models, Capacity Models

(Analytic Models)The Airport Capacity Model (ACM), Quick review of

simulation models Network Models to Estimate Delay SIMMOD,

Geometric Design (Runways) Geometric Design (Taxiways/Aprons)Computer

Model (REDIM 2.1),Airport Terminal Configurations, Terminal Design

(Computer Models)

Landside Simulation Modeling, Pavement Design (Flexible

Pavement)Pavement Design (Rigid Pavements), Lighting and Marking Airport

Financing and Economic Analysis

Policy Alternatives/Economics, Air Cargo TerminalsDesign Review Course

Critique and Review.


program components

: Full attendance, listening carefully, interactive participation, regular

repetition, and preliminary preparation will be an advantage and material

Course

Code HVI 453

Course

Name AIRPORT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION

contribution to effective learning and all of them are highly recommended.

Compulsory Attendance : Attendance is compulsory






of airport planing and design. - Face to face teaching

- Powerpoint

presentation

- Use of blackboard


method

- Mid-term exam

- Final exam



of airport planing and design. problems.


airport planing and design performance and

their inter-relationships


integrated airport planing and design strategy.

COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :





Course description/aim :The aim of this course is to give students the knowledge of macro and market

economic policies and develop abilities to analyze them.

Course contents

: Economics and the Economy, Demand, Supply, Elasticities of Demand of

Supply, Costs, Perfect Competition, Monopoly, Introduction Macroeconomics

Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply, Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy

Case Studies






Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Comprehend the basic concepts of economics Lecture, Demonstration,

Class discussion

Exams, class


2 Analyze the behavior of consumer and

producer and the market process


Class discussion

Exams, class


3 Interpret the macroeconomic scales Lecture, Demonstration,

Class discussion

Exams, class


4 Examine the cases about the aviation

economy


Class discussion

Exams, class


Course

Code HVI 454

Course

Name AVIATION ECONOMICS AND POLICY

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION









: This course will provide students the concept of aviation project management

and cover the three contradicting goals of every project: the achievement of

work within the provided budget, time and scope. The project management

procedures in an aeronautical environment will be covered such as planning,

managing, and closing, as well as the aspects of controlling project

configuration from beginning to end.

Course contents

: The Project Business Case, Types of projects, The project lifecycle, Strategic

management and projects, The budget, cost and schedule triangle, Project

organizational structures, Lines of communication, Tracking project progress,

Defining the critical path, Managing the critical path, Certification as it applies

to aviation.






Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)

1 Will be able to understand and apply the basic

concepts of project management to large-scale

projects, their planning and management.

Lecture, Homework Homework, Project,

Mid-term, Final

2 Will be able to apply the project management skills

to aviation projects and operations.


Mid-term, Final

3 Will be able to manage human resources, material

and financial resources to establish, lead and

complete projects in an aviation environment.


Mid-term, Final

4 Will be able to know how to manage the flow of

project information during the various phases of the

project and manage several types and sources of risk

that are the primary responsibility of the project

team/manager.


Mid-term, Final

5 Will be able to describe the types of projects that are

likely to occur in aviation, the project lifecycle and

how strategic management relates to projects.


Mid-term, Final

Course

Code HVI 456

Course

Name AVIATION PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION






Course lecturer(s) : Assist. Prof. Dr. Kemal TEKİN



This course aims to deepen participants understanding of risk management

through the application of risk theory within the context of organisational

scenarios based on the aviation industry. Participants will be introduced to risk

theory and application tools that form the basis for applying risk managment.

They will then utilise this knowledge to develop a critical risk analysis that

addresses identified risk areas within an aviation organisation, and to diagnose

the effectiveness of risk policy and documentation.

Course contents

This course is designed for the individual responsible for planning or directing

an aviation safety program. Fundamentals in systems organization and

structure provide the individual with the essential skills and methodology

needed to plan and manage an effective aviation safety program. Emphasis is

placed on understanding the principles of risk management, identifying

program development strategies, audits and applying the knowledge toward

effective management systems and interoperability with Quality Assurance.





Learning outcome


to:

Teaching

Methods/Techniques


1 Understand the context and drivers of

aSafety Management System

Group discussion on

“what is safety, risk and

risk assessment?” and

“meaning of safety

culture?”

• Mid-term exam comes

to ……%

• homework

• Final exam

comes to ….. % of final

grade.

2 Understand the process of applying

and selecting risk management tools

and risk managment processes.

Understand the structure of the Safety

Review Board

Discussion on

“Organisational impact

of SMS

implementation”


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

3 Distinguish between Threat, Hazard

and Consequence.

Show methods and tools for Hazard

Identification

Group Activity “what is

a threat, hazard,

consequence?”


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam

Course

Code HVI 457

Course

Name RISK MANAGEMENT IN AVIATION

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION


grade.

4 Develop a Bow Tie Model in the

group

Group Activity “develop

bow tie model for

specific risk”


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

5 Show methods and tools for Safety

Risk Assessment.

Group discussion on

severity and probability.

Practical examples for

risk mitigation strategies


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

6 Learn how to make a systematic

Extended Event Risk Classification

(EERC)

Group discussion on

“time needed/available

for report risk

assessment?”


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

7 Understand the concept of a Safety

Risk Evaluation (SRE)

Group discussion about

the pitfalls of the

performed risk

assessment


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

8 Ability to use the Safety Risk

Evaluation Document

Group discussion of

triggers of safety risk

evaluation by means of

example


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

9 Perform a Safety Risk Evaluation and

get practical experience

Groups develop SRE

documents.


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.


Safety Review.

Get the big picture of a Safety

Management System

Small groups perform a

safety review on specific

SMS related subjects

using

an accident case study


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

COURSE INFORMATION








Course description/aim : This course will help students to discover the techniques applied by airlines

to derive revenue from seat sales to maximize profitability.

Course contents

: Managing airline passenger demand, seat inventory control, scheduling and

capacity adjustments, product distribution, revenue management organization,

overbooking, discount and cabin allocation, pricing strategies, expected

marginal seat






Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)

1 Will be able to apply pricing strategies and use

strategies to generate revenue through correct

application of optimal seat allocation.


Mid-term, Final

2 Will be able to make correct decisions in order to

optimize revenue on a given flight.


Mid-term, Final

3 Will be able to build a successful airline revenue

management organization and apply principles of

performance monitoring to achieve revenue

objectives.


Mid-term, Final

4 Will be able to understand why low-cost airlines

require a revenue management system and leverage

opportunities generated by e-commerce.


Mid-term, Final

5 Will be able to improve the accuracy of forecasting

and optimization systems, Track and monitor

initiatives and policies.


Mid-term, Final

Course

Code HVI 458

Course

Name REVENUE MANAGEMENT IN AVIATION

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission -

Mode of delivery

: It is planned to follow an interactive learning method together with active

participation and involvement of the students also. All the main topics of

human resources management will be supported with practising examples

classes within.

In addition, attendance, efficiency degree of following the course, active



Course lecturer(s) : M. Hakan KESKİN Ph. D.



: Teaching the main concepts in Human Resource Management and help

students to have academic knowledge about them to use in their Professional

life

Course aim

: Principles and problems of labor relations, employee relations and personnel

management, including employment and training of personnel, employer

relations, incentives, wage and salary administration, job evaluation and merit

rating.

Course contents

: The concept of HRM, the basic areas of human resource management

Job analysis in human resource management, Human resource planning

Human resorce finding process, Human resource selecting process

Orientation in human resource management, Training and Development

Performance appraisal, Career management in human resource

Compensation management, Human resources information systems,

Human resource management in multinational companies


program components

: Full attendance, listening carefully, interactive participation, regular

repetition, and preliminary preparation will be an advantage and material

contribution to effective learning and all of them are highly recommended.

Compulsory Attendance : Attendance is compulsory



Methods/Techniques



1 have basic knowledge about human

resource management in aviation


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

2

have an ability to solve the problems about

organizations, human resource management

in aviation by using analytic method.


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

3 be aware about the main effects of Human

resource management in aviation.


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

4

have an ability to provide an integrated

strategy on human resource management in

aviation.


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

Course

Code HVI 459

Course

Name HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN AVIATION

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :





Course description/aim : To predict behaviors of the business models in the airline sector future, evaluate and

interpret the elements determining the business model of an airline company.

Course contents

: Classifications, Airline Business Models, Airline Business Models, Airline

Business Models, Elements of the airline's business model, Business Models

and Business Models Classifications, Airline Business Model Comparison,

Airline Business Model systematize, Changes and Causes of Business Models,

Changes and Causes of Business Models






Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Determine the activities of the airline business

model.



trip

Exams, class


report

2 Classify Airline enterprises. Face to face education;


trip

Exams, class


report

3 Explain the supporting elements when Airline

companies designating their business models.



trip

Exams, class


report

4 Explain the business models which Airline

companies follow, assort the business models.



trip

Exams, class


report

5 Explain the effects of business model changes

on the airline companies.



trip

Exams, class


report

6

Determine the benefits and harms of single

type business model on the airline companies

and the sector.



trip

Exams, class


report

Course

Code

HVI

460

Course

Name AVIATION BUSINESS MODELS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :






: The purpose of this course is to be able make an objective analysis by taking into

account different traffic types, possible airspace density and capacity in an

airport/airfield, and to define the parameters needed when allocating the slots by

taking into account the technical, operational and environmental constraints in an

airport,/airfield and the changes on them.

Course contents

: Slot management concept, Slot Definition, Slot management definition,

Importance of Slot, Airport in the distribution of slots, Exceptions from the

international airport in the distribution of slots, Factors that must be considered

for the management and distribution of Slots, Air Historic slots on the basis of

The criteria used in the allocation of slots

That can be done to increase the capacity of airports, or on the development of

the capacity of the existing studies, the effects of the management of their

slots.

The use of slots, monitoring and auditing methods, Slot important problems

and solutions encountered in managing, Other important issues related to

airport capacity, Slot Allocation, Slot Mobility

Slot Pool, Slot Monitoring, Slot Applied Airports / Airports management, Slot

the foremost problems in the evaluation of requests for






Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Learn the basic concepts of slot management. Face to face education;


trip

Exams, class


report

2 Specify the standing out parameters in slot

allocation.



trip

Exams, class


report

3 Learn the importance of slot management in

sector. Learn the ways must be followed to

solve of the problems.



trip

Exams, class


report

4 Have personal knowledge and skills. Open for

the communication and team work.



Exams, class


Course

Code

HVI

461

Course

Name SLOT MANAGEMENT

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION

trip report

5

Prepare draft program to sector about the

content of the program.



trip

Exams, class


report

6 Explain the goals of the slot management. Face to face education;


trip

Exams, class


report

COURSE INFORMATION








Course description/aim : A course of introduction to Aviation

Course contents

In this course, we review aircraft asset management strategies and programs

implemented by airlines in today’s difficult business environment. The course

will analyze the essential aspects of aircraft asset management tools available

in the market, looking at the impact on the aviation industry. Through the

analysis of fleet data of airlines from different regions and with different

business models, the course will provide tools to highlight changes in the way

airlines manage their fleets.






Methods/Techniques



1 Explains the relationship between Aircraft

Financing and Asset Management


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

2

All students are expected to have an

analytical understanding of fundamentals of

aircraft asset management strategies


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

3 Develop marketing and management

strategies


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

4

Analyze the essential aspects of aircraft

asset management tools available in the

market


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

Course

Code

HVI

462

Course

Name AIRCRAFT FINANCING AND ASSET MANAGEMENT

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :






: This course enables students to examine the functions and management

requirements of Ground Services in the passenger and cargo terminal and the

ramp.

Course contents

: International and national civil aviation organizations, Check-in Procedures,

Landside Facilities for departures, The Gate Area, Security Checks, Arrival

Facilities, Control Tower, Baggage & Field Trip, Cargo Terms &

Procedures, Cargo Abbreviations, Special Cargo, Dangerous Goods,

Labeling, Cargo Manifest & Field Trip, Courier Mail, Post Office Mail,

Customer Care






Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Identify international and national civil

aviation organisations


Class discussion

Exams, class


2 Recall the information of ground services. Lecture, Demonstration,

Class discussion

Exams, class

discussions, case

study, field trip report

3 Solve the problems and forecast the future of

the Ground Services business


Class discussion

Exams, class

discussions, case


4 Present an idea of the advantages and

disadvantages of the globalisation of the

Ground Service companies


Class discussion

Exams, class

discussions, case


5 Assess the technical progress in Ground

Service business


Class discussion

Exams, class

discussions, case


6 Analyze available resources and utilize them

to prepare preliminary business plan of

Ground Service company


Class discussion

Exams, class

discussions, case

Course

Code HVI 463

Course

Name GROUND SERVICES

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION


7 Evaluate and introduce priorities in Ground

Services


Class discussion

Exams, class

discussions, case


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :





Course description/aim : The goal of this course is to comrehend studends what the main concepts of air

traffic services are and which air traffic control units are responsible of what. By this

applying the knowledge to their future companies to analyze the cases.

Course contents : Service Types, Search and Rescue, Field Trip, Air Traffic Control units, ATS

Airways






Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Identify air traffic services and list the types. Face to face education;


trip

Exams, class


report

2 Identify air traffic control units and list the

types.



trip

Exams, class


report

3 Explain the search and rescue concepts and

report the necessary cases.



trip

Exams, class


report

4 Apply the course knowledge to cases related

to air traffic.



trip

Exams, class


report

5 Prepare a draft program to a company related

to course content.



trip

Exams, class


report

6 Link together the air traffic services and air

traffic control units.



trip

Exams, class


report

7 Organize units whenever necessary. Face to face education;


trip

Exams, class


report

Course

Code

HVI

464

Course

Name

AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES AND AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL

UNITS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION









: The aim of the course is to develop the appropriate professional

communications skills for the students that will enter into the business world.

Course Contents

: Communication process, Writing effectively, Writing for business audiences,

Writing routine messages, Bad news, messages, etc., Persuasive messages,

Writing employment messages (CV, job application, etc.), Electronic

messages , Designing oral presentations, Delivering oral presentations, In class

presentation, Job applications, Interviewing






Methods/Techniques

Assessment Methods


1 Use the advanced communication techniques

of today’s business world. Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

2 Evaluate the listeners reactions. Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

3 Write effective and specific notes and letters. Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

4 Prepare legal reports. Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

5 Control and correct the business

correspondances. Lecture, Discussion,

Case Analysis


Individual Study,

Presentation

Course

Code ISL353

Course

Name BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :

Mode of delivery : Lecture, Case Study, Report Preparation and Presentation




Course aim

: To understand brands, branding and brand equity, to develop appropriate

brand messages and media strategies, and to learn branding is an interactive

process requiring consistent and enduring marketing communication.

Course contents

: This course deals with issues about brand and brand management. Brand

management proces and the factors affecting this process will be examined and

discussed based on examples. Students will also prepare a brand management

plan.









1 Explain core concepts of brand management. Lectures Exams, class discussion

2 Explain the factor that will increase the

success of brand management.


3 Evaluate the brand management process of a

person/product.


4 Evaluate the impacts of global business world

on brand management.


Course

Code ISL356

Course

Name BRAND MANAGEMENT

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :

Mode of delivery : Lectures, problem solving, brain storming




Course aim

: This course is intended to provide students with information about the

structure and functioning of retailing and strategy development in retailing

sector.

Course contents

: Building and maintaining sustainable relations with customers, retail

businesses by ownership and store type, retailing through web and other

nontraditional methods, understanding consumer behavior, site selection are

among the topics to be discussed in this course.









1 define the retailing concept. Lectures Exams, class discussion

2 explain the role and importance of retailing in

the economy.


3 evaluate the role of retailing in distribution

channels.


4 explain the relationship between retailers and

other parties in the distribution channel.


Course

Code ISL357

Course

Name INTRODUCTION TO RETAILING

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :





Course aim

: The unit provides students with a unified approach to the analysis of project

value, supported by explicit methods for ranking and selection of projects on

the basis of returns and sensitivity. Starting with cash flow and its role in

business, the unit develops an integrated understanding of the present value of

cash and the factors affecting that value in complex project environments.

Course contents

: It includes project financing techniques and their applications. The course

will help those seeking entrance into this most interesting field of finance by

exploring problems that they may face in dealing in international trade and

finance transactions on a daily basis. The course will be dealing with these

subjects in the context of emerging markets rather than in the context of

developed markets







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 discuss financing techniques in brief. Lectures

Exams, class

discussion

2 explain open account trading, negotiable

instruments,documentary Collections,documentary

credits,factoring, export credits,Forfaiting,leasing.


discussion

3 explain documentary credits, where used, applications,

main futures,security,nomenclature costs, legal

framework, fraud, blocking payment, developments,

trends and automations.


discussion

4 explain project financing, boot operations,

countertarde management and legal issues, procedures

and applications in general as well as in Türkiye.


discussion

5 explain basic definitions and terms used in

international trade and project financing.


discussion

Course

Code ISL358

Course

Name PROJECT FINANCING

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :

Mode of delivery : Brainstorming, reflection, workshop, observation, field work, case




Course aim

: The aim of this course is to prepare students for the principles and concepts

of sales management. In addition, students salespeople management, the

objectives of the sales force, market demand forecast, budgeting and provide

an understanding of management issues, sales territories and sales quotas.

Course contents

: The basic concepts of sales management, sales force concept, sales force

management, sales budgets, strategic sales planning and budgeting, personal

selling, sales ethics, on the basis of product sales, strategic sales planning,

sales process, preparing and forecasting sales targets, sales implementation of

the program.







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Understand the basic concepts of sales management

and sales force management. Lectures

Exams, class

discussion

2 Understand the development process of selling Lectures Exams, class

discussion

3 Sales management can understand the external and

internal factors.


discussion

4 Understand the policies of planning and sales

management sales management activities


discussion

5 Understand sales management approaches and the

problems of sales management; develop solutions.


discussion

Course

Code ISL359

Course

Name SALES MANAGEMENT

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission :





Course aim

: This course aims to provide students a more comprehensive view regarding

final consumers. It teaches to look deeper into consumers’ world by focusing

on the psychological, sociological and cultural aspects of consumption.

Course contents

: Moving from micro to macro topics, perception, learning, motivation,

personality and lifestyle, attitudes, identities, decision making mechanisms and

social and cultural interactions of consumers are the main topics of this course.

Different dimensions of consumption before, during and after purchasing are

investigated.









1 analyze the socio-cultural factors that are

influencing consumers before purchase. Lectures

Exams, class discussion

2 classify consumer needs in terms of the

utilitarian, biogenic, psychogenic, and

hedonic dimensions.


3 establish the link between consumer identity

and consumption.


4 analyze what influences consumers during

shopping.


5 have an ability to look deeper in consumers’

minds.


Course

Code ISL360

Course

Name CONSUMER BEHAVIORS

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission : -






: is to examine market, product, competition, environmental etc. analysis from a

strategic perspective. Thus, students will understand ways to improve the competitive

strategies.

Course contents

: Introduction, definition the concepts of strategy and competitive; The content

and importance of the concept of competition: performance, profit and loss,

market share etc.; Relationship between competition and strategy; The

relationship between the elements of competition and strategy: The mutual

dependency relationships, conflicts of benefits, endeavor to maintain its

existence; The determination of variables affecting competitiveness strategy:

sector, market, strategic partnerships, corporations, states, continents,

international markets etc.; Characteristics of competitive strategies;

Competitive strategies and their comparison; Analysis and evaluation of

competitive strategies; The process of developing appropriate competition

strategy; Industrial, business culture, legal, cultural and other external circles

compliance; Competitive superiority; Evaluate the samples of competitive

strategies .


program components :-





Methods/Techniques



1. Define concepts of strategy and competitive

and expresses cross relation.

Lecture, Drill and

Practice, Team/Group

Work, Brain Storming

Written exam,

report/homework

2. Evaluate different theories of strategy

development a various conformity levels

and determines the appropriate technique for

strategy development.

Lecture, Drill and



Written exam,

report/homework

3. Understand the importance of achieving and

maintaining competitive superiority; relates

the factors affecting that.

Lecture, Drill and



Written exam,

report/homework

Course

Code ISL462

Course

Name COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First

degree 8 Turkish 3 0 - 3 6

COURSE INFORMATION

4. Examine the functioning of adopted

competitive strategy; develops

recommendations to improve.

Lecture, Drill and



Written exam,

report/homework

5. Understand the importance of the

relationship between internal and external

environment, determining the competitive

strategy.

Lecture, Drill and



Written exam,

report/homework

COURSE INFORMATION






Course lecturer(s) : Assist. Prof. Dr. Kemal TEKİN



This course aims to deepen participants understanding of risk management

through the application of risk theory within the context of organisational

scenarios based on the different sectors. Participants will be introduced to risk

theory and application tools that form the basis for applying risk managment.

They will then utilise this knowledge to develop a critical risk analysis that

addresses identified risk areas within an organisation, and to diagnose the

effectiveness of risk policy and documentation.

Course contents

This course is designed for the individual responsible for planning or directing

a safety program. Fundamentals in systems organization and structure provide

the individual with the essential skills and methodology needed to plan and

manage an effective safety program. Emphasis is placed on understanding the

principles of risk management, identifying program development strategies,

audits and applying the knowledge toward effective management systems and

interoperability with Quality Assurance.






Learning outcome


to:

Teaching

Methods/Techniques


1 Understand the context and drivers of

a Safety Management System

Group discussion on

“what is safety, risk and

risk assessment?” and

“meaning of safety

culture?”


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

2 Know the process of applying and

selecting risk management tools and

risk managment processes.

Analyze the structure of the Safety

Review Board

Discussion on

“Organisational impact

of SMS

implementation”


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

3 Distinguish between Threat, Hazard

and Consequence.

Show methods and tools for Hazard

Group Activity “what is

a threat, hazard,

consequence?”


to ……%

• homework

Course

Code ISL463

Course

Name RISK MANAGEMENT

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION

Identification • Final exam


grade.

4 Develop a Bow Tie Model in the

group

Group Activity “develop

bow tie model for

specific risk”


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

5 Show methods and tools for Safety

Risk Assessment.

Group discussion on

severity and probability.

Practical examples for

risk mitigation strategies


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.


Extended Event Risk Classification

(EERC)

Group discussion on

“time needed/available

for report risk

assessment?”


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

7 Understand the concept of a Safety

Risk Evaluation (SRE)

Ability to use the Safety Risk

Evaluation Document

Group discussion about

the pitfalls of the

performed risk

assessment


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.


Safety Review.

Get the big picture of a Safety

Management System

Small groups perform a

safety review on specific

SMS related subjects

using

an accident case study


to ……%

• homework

• Final exam


grade.

COURSE INFORMATION




Mode of delivery : Lecture, Team / Group Work, Demonstration


Course lecturer(s) : -



: The aim of the lesson is to have knowledge about traditional and modern

management strategies, to understand and interpret the quality management system

and ascertain the location of management strategies

Course contents

: The concept of quality, Development of Total Quality Management (TQM),

the relation between TQM and traditional management styles, the pioneers of

the TQM system, the basic principles and requirements of TQM, tools and

techniques used in TQM, Quality and Leadership, Quality awards.







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1. Define quality, competition, continuous improvement

and continuous development concepts and discuss the

relationship between them.


Question & Answer

Written exam,

homework,

quizzes

2. Evaluate from a holistic perspective, the events and

situations which he/she will experience during his/her

career and share the responsibility with a team member

spirit.


Question & Answer

Written exam,

homework,

quizzes

3. Explain, the TQM system and understand the

importance of continuous improvement Lecture, Discussion,

Question & Answer

Written exam,

homework,

quizzes

4. Express the innovations which TQM brings to

management science and give examples Lecture, Discussion,

Question & Answer

Written exam,

homework,

quizzes

5. Describe the relation between quality and leadership,

and discuss the change of leadership concept in

management


Question & Answer

Written exam,

homework,

quizzes

Course

Code ISL464

Course

Name TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Compulsory First


COURSE INFORMATION








Course description/aim : A course of Business and Management

Course contents

: The fundamental purpose of this course is to introduce the students to the

history of civilisations comparatively. It treats the civilisations as a universal

entities starts with a conceptual analysis of the term 'civilisation'. During the

course the questions like how the civilisations are evolved, what makes

the civilisations etc. will be tried to be answered. The major world civilisations

from the start up to the modern period will be studied. Students will be

expected to have a general perspective about both the development of human

civilisation in general and the emergence of distinct traditions, namely the

Middle Eastern, the Indian, the Chinese and the Greek-European traditions.

The course will provide the students with concise information on which they

could build up their advance courses in later years.







Methods/Techniques



1 Understand the meaning of civilization and its

importance for human beings.


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

2

Linking the civilization with philosophy,

religion, economic development and the

organization of the society.


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

3

Understand other people which have different

culture, different traditions and different

behaviors.


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

4

Interpret characteristics and relations between

earliest civilizations of the east and modern

civilization of Europe.


problem solving

Written exam,

homework

Course

Code ISL468

Course

Name HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION AND SCIENCE

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim The aim of the course ise to provide a good understanding of logistics law.

Course contents

Importance of Logistics Law, Market Entry into Logistics, Service Delivery in

Logistics Sector, Obligations of Companies in Logistics Sector, Requirements

of Companied During Their Operations, Insurance, Labor, Traffic, Municipal,

Evironmental Law, Confinement of Logistics Companies, Entrance in and Exit

from Customs Zones of Vehicles, Private Declaration, Individual Rights and

Obligations in Custom Zones


program components



Learning outcomes Teaching

Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 explain the fundamental facts of logistics law. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

2 analyse the legal problems in logistics. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

3 Demonstrate and advice the solutions for

legal problems.


discussion

4 Estimate the measures for the legal problems. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

Course

Code LOJ 206

Course

Name Logistics Law

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

As a product group, food whose logistics is the most difficult,is one of the

primary product group. At this course, storage, transportation and packaging of

foods will be explained in details.

Course contents

How Pipelines Differ, The First Leg, How Pipelines Work, Oil Pipeline

Operations, Natural Gas Pipeline Operations, Petrochemical and LPG Pipeline

Operations, Offshore Pipelines, SCADA, Controls, and Leak Detection,

Maintenance, Investment Decisions, Major Components and How They

Work, Engineering and Design, Construction, Stakeholders


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Have a deep knowledge of the specialty of

pipeline transportation.


discussion,

presentation

2 Define intended purposes of pipelines. Lectures Exams, class

discussion,

presentation

3 Analyze setup conditions of pipelines. Lectures Exams, class

discussion,

presentation

Course

Code LOG 220

Course

Name Pipeline Transportation

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First

Degree 4 English 3 0 0 6

COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The primary aim of this course is to analyze rail transportation, which is very

important for logistics and supply chain management, in detail and develop a good

understanding of various types and main features of vehicles used by rail

transportation, rail traffic and legislations both nationally and internationally.

Course contents

Vehicles on Railway, Designation and Marking on Trucks, Types and

Classification of Trains, Preparing of Trains for Service, Organization of Rail

Traffic, Models for Rail Transportation, Rail Freight Transportation on

International Route, Shipping on Rail Transportation and Freight Security,

Reliefs Trains and Their Operations, Human Resources of Rail Transportation,

Domestic Rail Transportation


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Comprehend the cases where rail transportation is

more low costly and more efficient.

Lecture notes, interactive

learning

Exams, class

discussion

2 Analyze factors which are essential for

development of rail transportation.


learning

Exams, class

discussion

3 Have the goods for designing of rail

transportation most harmlessly.


learning

Exams, class

discussion

4 Have a very good understanding of strengths of

rail transportation which is in competition with

other transportation modes.


learning

Exams, class

discussion

Course

Code LOJ 222

Course

Name Rail Transportation

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The aim of this course is to analyze road transportation, which is very important for

logistics and supply chain management, in detail and develop a good

understanding of various types and main features of vehicles used by rail

transportation, rail traffic and legislations both nationally and internationally.

Course contents

International Road Freight Transportation, Legal Framework of International

Road Freight, International Organizations for International Road Freight

Transportation, Special Freights , Dangerous Materials, Main Routes for

International Road Freight Transportation, Legislation concerning Semi-trailer

truck , Road Transportation Law , The Extent of CMR Convention, The Extent

of CMR Convention, Responsibilities of Shipper within the scope of CMR,

Compensations within the scope of CMR, Comparison of CMR and TTK,

case studies , ECTM Contract


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Explain the needs for international and national

road transportation.


discussion

2 Explain the pricing of international and national

road transportation.


discussion

3 Have a good command of national road

regulation.


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 224

Course

Name Rail Transportation

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

As a product group, food whose logistics is the most difficult,is one of the

primary product group. At this course, storage, transportation and packaging of

foods will be explained in details.

Course contents

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Meat and Meat Products, Cold Chain as a term at

Food Logistics, Food Packaging, Food Supply Chain Management, Food

Transportation, Transportation of Meat and Meat Products, Transportation of

Milk and Milk Products, Logistics of Milk Products, International Legislation

on Milk Products, Storage of Foods, International Legislation on Food

Products, Turkish Food Codex.


program components




Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Classify foods which will be transported. Lectures, case studies Exams, class

discussion

2 Have a wide knowledge about necessary

equipment for carrying classified foods.


discussion

3 Define the responsibilities of shipper and

carrier during transport of foods.


discussion

4 Comprehend legislations related to transport

of foods.


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 226

Course

Name Food Logistics

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First

Degree 4 Turkish 3 0 0 6

COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The aim of this course is to analyze international relations and organizations

and examine the outcomes of them.

Course contents

Globalizing World Economy and International Organizations, Cooperation

Organizations among the Industrialized Countries: OEEC, EPU, EMA, OECD,

G-8, and the other., Cooperation Organizations among the Islamic Countries,

The United Nations (UN) and UN System, General Agreement on Tariffs and

Trade (GATT), World Trade Organization (WTO), General Agreement on

Trade in Services (GATS), United Nations Conference on Trade and

Development (UNCTAD), and International Commodity Agreements (ICA),

International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank Group, The Asian

Development Bank (AsDB), The African Development Bank (AfDB), The

Economic Cooperation Organization Trade and Development Bank, The

European Bank for Resettlement and Development (EBRD), The Black Sea

Trade and Development Bank, The European Investment Bank (EIB).,

European Union (EU), International Organization in Europe, International

Organization in America, Africa, Asia- Pacific


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Explain economic integration theories and its

impacts.


discussion

2 comprehend the role of world economy and

policy.


discussion

3 submit new ideas about international

organizations for a better future.


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 331

Course

Name International Economic Organizations

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim The aim of the course is to gain the introduction city logistics implementation

in spite of increasing city population.

Course contents

Modelling City Logistics, City Logistics with ITS, Demand and Supply

Models, Impact Models, Vehicle Routing and Scheduling, Location of

Logistics Terminals, FutureApproaches


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 define city logistics and basic elements of it. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

2 define performance metrics of city logistics. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

3 explain the city logistics models and solution

approaches.


discussion

4 define intelligent transportation systems. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

5 have a knowledge about GPS. Lectures Exams, class

discussion

Course

Code LOJ 332

Course

Name City Logistics

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The aim of this course is to provide a good understanding of phylosophy of

regulations for hazardous good transport, impacts of hazardous good transport

on logistics safety,basic concepts related to hazardous good

transport,responsibilities of shipper and carrier and legal hazardous materials

regulations.

Course contents

Classification of Hazardous Materials, Features of Hazardous Materials,

Handling and Transportation of Hazardous Materials, Hazardous Wastes,

Prerequisites for Vehicles Transporting Hazardous Materials, Transportation

Documents, Accidents/ Written Instructions, Other Responsibilities related to

documents, Responsibilities for Air Transportation of Hazardous Materials and

Responsible Staff for Hazardous Materials, Responsibilities for Road

Transportation of Hazardous Materials and Responsible Staff for Hazardous

Materials, Theoretic Knowledege for things to do in case of Emergency of

Hazardous Materials


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 define the reasons for being dangerous of

hazardous materials.


discussion

2 Have a good command of the classification and

features of hazardous materials.


discussion

3 Have knowledge for legal regulations of

hazardous materials transport


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 333

Course

Name Hazardous Materials Transportation

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The aim of this course is to inform about general framework of maritime

logistics, functions and operations of maritime logistics. This course focuses

on basic operations of maritime operations.

Course contents

The commercial aspects of maritime transport, Theories of ship transport

management, The work of ship owner or operation institutions, Container

transport, Irregular ship transport, Transportation companies, terminal

management, freight costs, Passenger Transportation, Industrial and private

transporters, Maritime transport applications which is applied now and likely

implemented in future


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Comprehend commercial aspect of and theory of

maritime logistics management.


discussion

2 Classify main components of maritime logistics. Lectures, case studies Exams, class

discussion

Course

Code LOJ 420

Course

Name Maritime Logistics

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

Course contents

General Terms and Concepts, Analysis of Disasters, Emergency Disaster and

Logistics Plans in the World, Emergency Disaster and Logistics Plans in

Turkey, Disaster Scenarios for Istanbul, Disaster Management Models, Risk

Identification System, Disaster Logistics Plan


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Have knowledge about the sources of

disasters.


discussion

2 Have a good command of humanitarian aid

management and/ or knowing of become

most benefit of logistics.


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 422

Course

Name Humanitarian Aid Logistics

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The logistics for a system (or mix of systems) is life-cycle oriented, and the

implementation of program- related requirements in this area necessitates a

highly interdisciplinary approach. The aim of the course is to explain the

increasing importance of integrated logistics with using the tools evolved by

new technologies and evolution of logistics sector and to make a good

understanding of the interdisciplinarity which ocuurs between systems.

Course contents

The Evolving System Requirement, Creating the Design Solution, Reliability,

Maintainability, Testability and FMECA, Supportability Characteristics,

Functional Supportability Analysis, System Safety and Human Factors

Engineering, Reliability- Centered Maintainance, Software Support,

Availability, Cost of Ownership, Logistics Support Analysis, Physcial

Supportability Analysis, Level of Repair Analysis, Logistics Support Analysis,

Manpower and Personnel, Support Equipment, Provisioning and Supply

Support, Technical Manuals, Training and Training Equipment, Provisioning

and Supply Support, Technical Manuals, Training and Training Equipment,

Pacakging, Handling, Storage and Transportability, Logistics Management

Plans, Contracts, Logistics Management


program components




Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Explain the overall system life-cycle and its

many diverse activities, the design and

manufacturing processes, the customer

environment and so on.


discussion

2 Realize interfaces and interactions of life-

cyles.


discussion

3 Gain a different viewpoint of interdisciplinary

approach to logistics systems.


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 425

Course

Name Integrated Logistics Management

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

The main aim of this course is to establish a structural basis for knowing

demands of policy agents, providing coordination and acquiring common

interest between parties which have different features and expectations. Beside

that, Outsourcing becomes more important for the firms with each passing day.

Therefore, the second aim of this course is to provide a good understanding of

logistical operations and costs of these operations.

Course contents

Elements of Logistics Management, Operating Objectives of Integrated

Logistics, Barriers to Internal Integration, Principles of Logistics Information,

Forecasting, Inventory Planning, Inventory Management Policies,

Transportation, Warehousing, Logistics Costing, Outsourcing Considerations,

Logistical Measurement, Logistical Organization, Storehouse Operations and

Control


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)

At the endof this course, students will be able to:

1 Comprehend the reasons of merging the

resources from different geographical

locations and efforts for reducing costs of

companies.


discussion

2 Become different views by means of

interdisciplinarity of the course.


discussion

3 Analyze how an efficient logistics process do

work


discussion

Course

Code LOJ 430

Course

Name Logistics Management

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

At this course, retail logistics will be analyzed in the context of supply chain

management and the structure of retail logistics will be shown in this context.

Considering the developed textile sector in Turkey, fashion and textile sector

will be widely analyzed in this course.

Course contents

Retail Logistics: Changes and Challenges, Relationships in the Supply Chain,

Relationships in the Supply Chain, The Internationalization of the retail supply

chain, Fashion Logistics and Quick Response, Agile Merchandising in the

European Textile Fashion Industry, The development of e-tail logistics, RFID:

Transforming Technology, The Greening of Retail Logistics


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)


1 Have knowledge of recent developments and

shortcomings in retail logistics sector.


discussion

2 Provide processes which add value to supply

chain and reporting with simultaneous

information sharing.


discussion

3 Acquire a good command on competition in

retail logistics sector.

Course

Code LOJ 431

Course

Name Retail Logistics

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First


COURSE INFORMATION



for Admission None


Course coordinator

Course lecturer(s)

Course assistant(s)

Course aim

One of the aims of this course is to make the terms related to transportation

modes and concepts clear. Another aim of this course is to analyze systematic

approach to transportation problems and their solutions and analyze designing

elements and criterias of transportation in cause and effect relations.

Course contents

Market Demand, Elasticity of Demand, The Supply of Transport, Pricing

Policy, Cost Levels and Structure- Road Transport, Cost Levels and Structure-

Railways, Cost Levels and Structure- Airlines, Forecasting Transport Demand,

Revenue and Expenditure, Economic Appraisal- Techniques, Economic

Appraisal- Valuation Elements, Public Private Partnership (PPP) Investment,

Funding an Integrated Transport Policy, Regulation of Competition, Transport

and Economic Activity


program components







Methods/Techniques

Assessment

method(s)

At the end of this course,students will be able to:

1 explain transportation system and

transportation policies.


discussion

2 discuss transportation modes and relations. Lectures, case studies Exams, class

discussion

3 analyze transportation industry. Lectures, case studies Exams, class

discussion

4 discuss transportation policies. Lectures, case studies Exams, class

discussion

5 discuss transportation policies case studies. Lectures, case studies Exams, class

discussion

Course

Code LOJ 432

Course

Name Transportation Economics and Policy

Type of

Course

Level of


Application


Local

Credits ECTS

Elective First
