Transportation and Logistics Technology
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All students are evaluated weekly by qualified instructors. Evaluation is based on Module Tests and class performance. This program prepares individuals with skills and knowledge in the field of Transportation and Logistics – 53.6099; Shipping and Receiving – 43.5071; Office Operations – 43.9199; Dispatching – 43-5032; Cargo and Freight Agents – 43.5011; and Freight Forwarders – 43.5011. CIP Code: 52.0410. Occupational Classification Code: 53-0000
Prerequisite: None
Length of Program: 36 Semester Hours, (30 Weeks)
The student must complete a minimum of 720 hours with a grade percentage of 70% or better, and an overall attendance of 80%. A Diploma is awarded upon successful completion of the program. The course is 30 weeks in length and consists of 720 hours of instruction. Instruction time is 50 minutes for every hour (60minutes). A total of 36 Semester Units is required for graduation. This program prepares students for entry level positions in the industry.
Course Subjects
Program of Study
Administrative Skills/Business English 12 Lecture Hours 12 Practicum Hours
Students will learn grammar, usage and style. They will learn techniques and formats to editing, proofreading letters, memos, publications, and other business documents.
Students will learn to perform a variety of administrative and clerical tasks necessary to help run an organization. Students will learn document processing and multiple computer applications, as well as learn how to organize and manage an office.
Career Development 12 Lecture Hours 12 Practicum Hours
This course is designed to prepare students back in the workforce in the field of study; students are taught skills that are necessary to prepare them to the job search process. Through various exercises and the use of electronic and traditional media, students are taught how to develop career goals. They are also challenged to realize their potential in their chosen fields and how to use this knowledge in the job-hunting process. Students are required to write a resume, cover letter, job application, interview techniques, and other related assignments.
Dispatching Procedures 36 Lecture Hours 36 Practicum Hours
Introduction to dispatching skills and responsibilities, including Dispatcher’s role, responsibilities, types of dispatchers, organizational and record keeping systems and procedures required for the industry.
Customer Service 12 Lecture Hours 12 Practicum Hours
Students will learn to identify the principles of good customer service and develop customer service techniques and systems. They will learn that customer service skills play a necessary and significant role in every business transaction.
Microsoft Excel 24 Lecture Hours 24 Practicum Hours
Students will learn basic spreadsheet concepts, navigate in workbooks, enter, edit, format and print data, charts, tables, as well as to record and edit simple macros.
Basic Financial Principles 12 Lecture Hours 12 Practicum Hours
This course is designed to help students build a strong foundation in personal finance by covering essential topics such as budgeting, saving, investing, credit management, and the time value of money. Through classroom instruction and practical exercises, students will make informed financial decisions, understand the impact of economic factors, and develop habits that contribute to long-term financial success.
Freight Forwarding 36 Lecture Hours 36 Practicum Hours
Introduction to the responsibilities of a freight forwarder, including International Goods and Trades, Freight HanDVCng, International Logistics, Freight Movement Types, Rules and Governing Laws, Foreign Currency and Money Exchange, and International Insurance Policies.
Cargowise 48 Lecture Hours 48 Practicum Hours
The CargoWise module designed for individuals who are new to CargoWise or starting in the warehouse industry. Students will learn the basics and foundations of core functions of Cargowise.
Importing / Exporting 36 Lecture Hours 36 Practicum Hours
International Trading, Import vs. Export. Target Identification, Negotiation Skills, International Trading Laws.
Human Resources 24 Lecture Hours 24 Practicum Hours
Students will learn entry level Human Resources support skills such as understanding H.R. policies, equal employment, technological changes, employee recruiting and hiring practices, pay and benefits administration, Labor Laws, Employee rights, administering personnel policies and the role and risk of social media in H.R.
Artificial Intelligence 12 Lecture Hours 12 Practicum Hours
Student will learn a solid introduction to the principles of Generative AI, hallucinations, weak prompts, key information that leads to writing better prompts, write prompts that contain the proper information, directions, and output definitions to generate the desired responses. Students will gain hands-on experience on how to use Generative AI with Earnbetter.
Microsoft Word 24 Lecture Hours 24 Practicum Hours
Students will learn to create, edit, format and print Word documents as well as to record and edit simple macros.
Microsoft PowerPoint 12 Lecture Hours 12 Practicum Hours
Students will learn slide layout and different views, enter data, create slide shows, insert other application objects, save, open, print and show presentations.
Cybersecurity 24 Lecture Hours 24 Practicum Hours
Students will be introduced to the topic of cybersecurity. It begins by examining why it is so difficult to protect our devices. It then describes cybersecurity in more detail and explores why it is important. The module also looks at who is behind attacks and then concludes by examining the steps necessary for building a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy.
Shipping and Receiving 36 Lecture Hours 36 Practicum Hours
Principals of Warehousing, Inbound vs. Outbound Shipping, Measuring and Benchmarking Warehouse Performance, Packaging, Labeling and Safety Procedures
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