Habilitation and inauguration subject logistika
Basic information
Guaranted by: Faculty of Mining, Ecology, Process Control and GeotechnologiesStudy field: Transport
Academic degrees: doc. prof.
Scientific board of faculty
Link to current hablitation and inaugural criteria
A link to the previous text with an indication of validity
Rules and procedures of the habilitation procedure and the inauguration
Link to completed procedures and their results
Additional information on faculty web
Persons responsible for the habilitation and inauguration subject
- prof. Ing. Martin Straka, PhD.
- prof. Ing. Gabriel Fedorko, PhD., MBA
- prof. Ing. Daniela Marasová, CSc.
- prof. Ing. Andrea Šofranková, PhD.
- doc. Ing. Nikoleta Mikušová, PhD.
Description
The development of new mathematical-economic methods and heuristics, utilizing computing technology, enables the advancement of logistics as a scientific discipline grounded in a systems approach, coordination, systematic planning, and global optimization. Successfully managing logistical tasks requires a level of understanding of logistics processes that allows for the creation of models representing them—whether through mathematical, physical, or computer-based means. Logistics draws upon a combination of knowledge from control theory and logistics itself, as well as methods of analysis and synthesis, system design, economics, modeling and simulation, informatics and information systems, graphics, traffic management, algorithmization and programming, and scientific research methodology. A logistics specialist addresses tasks involving the analysis, synthesis, design, and optimization of logistics systems; manages the operation, control, planning, and design of systems such as logistics flows, chains, and networks; and views production as a dynamically changing system of material, information, and financial flows—encompassing both traditional manufacturing processes and fully automated, autonomous, and unmanned systems within the framework of the Industry concept. This definition of the scope for habilitation and inauguration procedures aligns most closely with the study field of Transport, to which this discipline is assigned. This alignment follows directly from the description of the Transport study field as defined in Decree No. Act No. 244/2019 Coll., which states that transport is defined as a field of study encompassing applied and interdisciplinary knowledge related to the technology, operation, safety, and quality of road, rail, water, and air transport, as well as pipeline and corporate transport, logistics, and postal and information-communication services (in both non-manufacturing and manufacturing enterprises) across all levels of industry, including the operation of unmanned and space systems.List of 3rd-degree study programs in the same field of study:
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Aerospace Systems (letecké a kozmické systémy)
Faculty of Aeronautics, study field Transport, 3. degree, external form of study, english language, slovak language |
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riadenie leteckej dopravy
Faculty of Aeronautics, study field Transport, 3. degree, present form of study, slovak language |
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riadenie leteckej dopravy
Faculty of Aeronautics, study field Transport, 3. degree, external form of study, slovak language |
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priemyselná logistika
Faculty of Mining, Ecology, Process Control and Geotechnologies, study field Transport, 3. degree, present form of study, english language, slovak language |
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priemyselná logistika
Faculty of Mining, Ecology, Process Control and Geotechnologies, study field Transport, 3. degree, external form of study, english language, slovak language |
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Aerospace Systems (letecké a kozmické systémy)
Faculty of Aeronautics, study field Transport, 3. degree, present form of study, english language, slovak language |