(in Polish) logistyka, niestacjonarne, drugiego stopnia (LIN2)

possess university diploma (first or second degree studies), positive result of the enrolment procedure

Resolution No. 640 / XXXIX / XIV / 2016 of the Senate of the Bialystok University of Technology of June 23, 2016 on determining the learning outcomes for the second degree practical studies at the Bialystok University of Technology in the field of logistics

Explanation of the symbols:
L – course learning outcomes
W – knowledge category
U – skills category
K – social competences category
01, 02,03 ... – learning outcome number
S – area of education in the field of social sciences
T – area of education in the field of technical sciences
2 – second degree studies
P – practical profile
Symbol of learning outcomes on the course - learning outcomes - Reference of the description of learning outcomes to the area of social and technical sciences
KNOWLEDGE
L_W01 – The student has a well-established knowledge of management sciences and selected complementary disciplines - S2P_W01
L_W02 – The student has a detailed knowledge of business management, various aspects of the company's operation in a complex environment and processes and phenomena occurring in specific organizations - S2P_W02, S2P_W03, T2P_W09
L_W03 – The student has an extended knowledge about the man and his activity in the context of the functioning of a company and social ties and the rules that govern them - S2P_W04, S2P_W05
L_W04 – The student has an in-depth knowledge of the causes, course, scale and consequences of changes taking place in a company and its environment - S2P_W08
L_W05 – The student knows selected systems of legal, organizational, professional and ethical norms, including the principles of protection of intellectual property and copyright - S2P_W07, S2P_W10, T2P_W10
L_W06 – The student knows the principles of creating and developing entrepreneurship and recognizes the essence of social and economic aspects of the functioning of an economic entity, in particular in the field of engineering activities; the student includes them in the engineering practice - S2P_W11, T2P_W08, T2P_W09, T2P_W11
L_W07 – The student has ordered, theoretically founded knowledge covering key issues in the field of logistics - T2P_W03
L_W08 – The student has a detailed knowledge covering selected issues in the field of logistics and basic knowledge of the fields of study related to the studied field - T2P_W02, T2P_W04
L_W09 – The student knows development trends and the most important achievements in technical sciences (in the field of transport and computer science) and economics (in the field of management science) - T2P_W05
L_W10 – The student has an in-depth knowledge of systems theory, modelling and simulation, as well as optimization of logistics processes - T2P_W06
L_W11 – The student knows in depth the methods and tools of description used in research related to the studied field, including techniques for obtaining data necessary to analyse phenomena occurring in logistics companies, as well as methods, tools and techniques used to solve complex logistics tasks - S2P_W06, T2P_W07

SKILLS

L_U01 – The student has the ability to analyse and interpret phenomena taking place in a company and its environment, and the ability to theoretically assess these phenomena using selected research methods - S2P_U01, S2P_U08
L_U02 – The student is able to use the acquired knowledge to describe and analyse the causes, processes and phenomena occurring in a company; he/she is able to formulate his/her own opinions and select data and methods of analysis - S2P_U02
L_U03 – The student is able to efficiently use legal norms and professional and ethical standards in the context of a logistics company, in particular he/she knows the health and safety rules related to work in such a company - S2P_U05, T2P_U13
L_U04 – When formulating and solving logistics tasks, the student can use and integrate knowledge from the related disciplines, and rely on skills acquired during professional practice, including non-technical aspects - S2P_U06, T2P_U11
L_U05 – The student is able to use standard tools and methods to predict and model complex processes and phenomena occurring in a company - S2P_U04, T2P_U14
L_U06 – The student is able to use information and communication techniques appropriate for the implementation of tasks typical for engineering activity - T2P_U07
L_U07 – The student is able to plan and carry out computer measurements and simulations, interpret the obtained results and draw conclusions - T2P_U08
L_U08 – The student is able to use analytical and simulation methods to formulate and solve engineering tasks and simple research problems - T2P_U09
L_U09 – The student can formulate and test hypotheses related to engineering problems and simple research problems; he/she proposes solutions to specific problems and ways to implement them - S2P_U07, T2P_U10
L_U10 – The student is able to assess the suitability and the possibility of applying new developments in the field of logistics - T2P_U12
L_U11 – The student is able to critically analyse, evaluate and propose improvements regarding the way logistics systems, processes and services function - T2P_U15, T2P_U16
L_U12 – The student is able to identify, formulate and solve complex engineering tasks related to logistics, as well as to use appropriate tools and methods and to verify the possibility of their use, also in relation to atypical tasks and containing a research component - T2P_U17, T2P_U18
L_U13 – The student can design a complex system or process related to logistics and
at least partially implement it using appropriate methods, techniques and tools - T2P_U19
L_U14 – The student is able to prepare a scientific study in Polish and in a foreign language in the studied field, using information obtained from literature, databases and other properly selected sources; he/she can integrate the obtained information, interpret and critically evaluate it, as well as draw conclusions and formulate and fully justify his/her opinions - S2P_U09, T2P_U01, T2P_U03
L_U15 – The student has the ability to prepare and make presentations on the results of the implementation of performed tasks, as well as on specific issues related to logistics - S2P_U10, T2P_U04
L_U16 – The student is able to use a foreign language in the field of logistics and related sciences in accordance with the CEFR requirements set for B2+ level - S2P_U11, T2P_U06

SOCIAL COMPETENCES

L_K01 – The student understands the need for continuous learning and improvement of professional, personal and social competences, and is able to inspire and organize the learning process of other people - S2P_K01, T2P_K01
L_K02 – The student can think and act in an entrepreneurial and innovative way - T2P_K06
L_K03 – The student actively participates in team work, assuming various roles in the group - S2P_K02, T2P_K03
L_K04 – The student is able to organize work taking into account the priorities for the implementation of own and commissioned tasks, as well as to identify and resolve profession-related problems - S2P_K03, T2P_K04, T2P_K05
L_K05 – The student recognizes the complex nature of tasks related to logistics in a company and is aware of the responsibility for the decisions made - T2P_K02
L_K06 – The student is able to communicate with both specialists and non-specialists in the field of logistics, and to talk about engineering aspects of the latest technical developments in a clear and understandable way, as well as to justify different points of view - T2P_K07

Resolution No. 480/XXVI/XV/2019 of the Senate of Bialystok University of Technology of 26 September 2019 on determining the curricula for fields of study starting from the academic year 2019/2020 taught at Bialystok University of Technology

Learning outcomes for the second-cycle studies in the field of Logistics, practical orientation

Symbols of the learning outcomes for the field of study - Description of the learning outcomes for the field of study; After having completed the second-cycle course in the field of Logistics, graduates: - Reference to the first stage universal descriptors defined in the Act of 22 December 2015 on the Integrated Qualifications System and the second stage descriptors stipulated by the regulations issued on the basis of Article 7(3) of the Act on the Polish Qualifications Framework – level 7

KNOWLEDGE:
L_W01 - have a well-established knowledge of management sciences and selected complementary disciplines - P7U_W, P7S_WK
L_W02 - possess a detailed knowledge of business management, various aspects of business operation in complex environments, as well as processes and phenomena occurring in specific organisations - P7U_W, P7S_WK
L_W03 - have an extended knowledge of humans and their activity in the context of enterprise functioning as well as of social bonds and regularities governing them - P7U_W, P7S_WK
L_W04 - possess an in-depth knowledge of the causes, course, scale and consequences of the changes occurring in an enterprise and its surroundings - P7U_W, P7S_WK
L_W05 - know selected systems of legal, organizational, professional and ethical norms, including principles of intellectual property protection and copyright law - P7U_W, P7S_WK
L_W06 - know the principles of creating and developing entrepreneurship and recognise the importance of social and economic aspects of the functioning of an economic entity, in particular in the field of engineering, considering them in their engineering practice - P7U_W, P7S_WK
L_W07 - have a systematized, theoretically-based general knowledge comprising key issues pertaining to logistics - P7U_W, P7S_WG
L_W08 - have detailed knowledge covering selected issues in the field of Logistics as well as a basic knowledge of the related fields of study - P7U_W, P7S_WG
L_W09 - know development trends and the most important advances in the field of technical sciences, including transport and IT, as well as economics including management sciences - P7U_W, P7S_WG
L_W10 - have an in-depth knowledge of systems theory, modeling and simulation, as well as optimization of logistics processes - P7U_W, P7S_WG
L_W11 - has a deep understanding of methods and descriptive tools used in research related to their field of study, including data acquisition techniques necessary for the analysis of the phenomena occurring in logistics enterprises, as well as methods, tools and techniques used in solving complex tasks in the field of Logistics - P7U_W, P7S_WG

SKILLS: Graduates are able to:
L_U01 - analyse and interpret phenomena occurring in an enterprise and its surroundings as well as assess these phenomena theoretically, using selected research methods - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U02 - utilise their knowledge to describe and analyse causes, processes and phenomena occurring in an enterprise as well as formulate their own opinions and critically select data and analysis methods - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U03 - apply legal, professional and ethical norms and rules in the context of the functioning of logistics enterprises, in particular, know safety rules related to working in such enterprises - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U04 - use and integrate the knowledge of the disciplines related to their field of study, and employ the skills acquired during their professional practice including the non-technical aspects when formulating and solving tasks in the field of Logistics - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U05 - use standard tools and methods with the aim of forecasting and modeling complex processes and phenomena occurring in an enterprise - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U06 - utilise information and communication technologies appropriate to perform tasks typical for engineering - P7U_U, P7S_UK
L_U07 - plan and carry out measurements and computer simulations as well as interpret the obtained results and draw conclusions - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U08 - use analytical and simulation methods to formulate and solve engineering tasks and simple research problems - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U09 - construct and test hypotheses related to engineering problems and simple research problems as well as independently propose solutions to specific problems and ways to implement them - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U10 - evaluate the functionality and applicability of new advances in the field of Logistics - P7U_U, P7S_UU
L_U11 - critically analyse, evaluate and suggest improvements to the way logistics systems, processes and services operate - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U12 - identify, formulate and solve complex engineering tasks related to logistics and use appropriate tools and methods, verifying their applicability in relation to non-standard tasks and tasks including a research component - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U13 - design complex systems or processes related to logistics and implement it at least partially, using appropriate methods, techniques and tools - P7U_U, P7S_UW
L_U14 - prepare scientific papers in Polish and in a foreign language in their field of study, using information obtained from literature, databases and other properly selected sources as well as integrate, interpret and critically evaluate obtained information; graduates are able to draw conclusions on the basis of that information as well as formulate and justify their opinions - P7U_U, P7S_UK
L_U15 - prepare and give presentations concerning assigned tasks, as well as on specific issues related to logistics - P7U_U, P7S_UK, P7S_UO
L_U16 - use a foreign language within the field of Logistics, pursuant to the requirements determined in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages for the B2+ level - P7U_U, P7S_UK

SOCIAL COMPETENCE: Graduates are ready to:
L_K01 - realise the need for constant education and improvement of their professional, personal and social competence as well as inspire and organise the learning process of other people - P7U_K. P7S_KK
L_K02 - think and act in a resourceful and innovative way - P7U_K, P7S_KO
L_K03 - actively participate in team activities assuming various roles within the group - P7U_K, P7S_KR
L_K04 - organise work and identify priorities concerning pursued individual and commissioned tasks as well as recognise and solve dilemmas connected with the profession - P7U_K, P7U_KR
L_K05 - recognise the multifaceted nature of the tasks related to the field of Logistics in an enterprise, and acknowledge the responsibility for their decisions - P7U_K, P7S_KO
L_K06 - communicate with logistics specialists as well as specialists outside of the field, and are able to convey various engineering aspects of the latest technological advances and justify different points of view in an understandable way - P7U_K, P7S_KO

Meaning of the symbols:
L – learning outcomes for the field of Logistics W – knowledge
U – category of skills
K – category of social competence
01, 02, 03... - number of the learning outcome

Meaning of symbols in compliance with the Polish Qualifications Framework (Regulation of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of 14 November 2018, Dz. U. [Journal of Laws], item 2218):
P = PQF level
U = universal descriptor
K = social competence
P7U_W – PQF level 7, universal descriptor, knowledge;
P7U_U – PQF level 7, universal descriptor, skills;
P7U_K – PQF level 7, universal descriptor, social competence
P7S – learning outcomes for second-cycle studies according to the Polish Qualifications Framework (qualifications obtained within the second stage descriptors typical for higher education and science) – LEVEL 7, practical orientation;
W – knowledge (the graduate knows and understands):
P7S_WG – depth and scope/completeness of the cognitive perspective and relationships,
P7S_WK – context/determinants, implications;
U – skills (the graduate can):
P7S_UW – using knowledge/problem-solving and performing tasks;
P7S_UK – communication/hearing others and making comments, disseminating knowledge in the scientific community, and using a foreign language;
P7S_UO – organising work/planning and teamwork;
P7S_UU – learning/planning your own development and directing others in this area;
K – social competence (the graduate is ready to):
P7S_KK – evaluation/critical approach,
P7S_KO – responsibility/fulfilling one's social obligations and initiating activities on behalf of the public interest,
P7S_KR – professional role/being independent and developing the professional ethos.