Module Framework

Here, we discuss aspects about only the core modules presented by the Department of Industrial Engineering.
 

Note: Modules offered by other departments can have a different structure. The presenting department is listed in the section ‘Modules’.

The module framework for each module will be made available to students before the start of the module on the learning platform SUNLearn/STEMLearn.

These contain all important information about the module content, structure, deadlines and prescribed literature etc.

Assessment

Here, we discuss aspects about only the core modules presented by the Department of Industrial Engineering.
 

Note: Modules offered by other departments can have a different structure. The presenting department is listed in the section ‘Modules’.

The assessment structure for the logistics and supply chain systems modules offered by the Industrial Engineering department is listed below.

The logistics and supply chain systems modules will consist of five formal assessment opportunities – a pre-block assignment, a formative assessment opportunity during the lecture block week, and three post-block assignments. Each of these assessment opportunities will account for 20% of the student’s final mark. The formative assessment may consist of one or more smaller assessments which will take place during the contact session. In order to successfully pass the module, a student needs to achieve a final mark of 50% or above.

The pre-block assignment will be made available to students two weeks before the scheduled module lectures block days. The due dates of the post-block assignments will be set to allow for 1-2 weeks per assignment.

Take note that each of the core logistics and supply chain systems modules has one pre-block assignment which will require 20-30 hours of work. The lecture block week/days requires your full attention for the entire week/days. This is followed by three post-block assignments which will require around 30 hours of work each.