Logistics Information Technology Examination Guide

Author: Compiled by China Association for Transportation and Logistics / Edited by Li Suci
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Logistics Information Technology is a mandatory subject for obtaining the preliminary qualification certificate of Chinese Logistics Professional Manager. The book "Logistics Information Technology" was compiled in accordance with the spirit of the document on the compilation of self-study teaching materials issued by the Economic Management Professional Committee of the National Higher Education Self-Study Examination Guidance Committee, the self-study examination syllabus for "Logistics Information Technology" course, and the examination plan for the undergraduate and junior college sections of the Logistics Management major. The book is divided into 10 chapters. The specific chapter structure and teaching hour arrangement are shown in Tables 0-1 and 0-2, respectively. To assist self-study examinees in systematically mastering and understanding the key points and difficulties of "Logistics Information Technology," this supplementary textbook was specially compiled. Each chapter provides an overview of the content and key knowledge points, with an analysis of the difficulties, key points, and easily confused points. At the end of each chapter, exercises aligned with the examination types in the syllabus, reference answers, and supporting reading materials are provided. Logistics Information Technology is a mandatory subject for obtaining the preliminary qualification certificate of Chinese Logistics Professional Manager. The book "Logistics Information Technology" was compiled in accordance with the spirit of the document on the compilation of self-study teaching materials issued by the Economic Management Professional Committee of the National Higher Education Self-Study Examination Guidance Committee, the self-study examination syllabus for "Logistics Information Technology" course, and the examination plan for the undergraduate and junior college sections of the Logistics Management major. The book is divided into 10 chapters. The specific chapter structure and teaching hour arrangement are shown in Tables 0-1 and 0-2, respectively. To assist self-study examinees in systematically mastering and understanding the key points and difficulties of "Logistics Information Technology," this supplementary textbook was specially compiled. Each chapter provides an overview of the content and key knowledge points, with an analysis of the difficulties, key points, and easily confused points. At the end of each chapter, exercises aligned with the examination types in the syllabus, reference answers, and supporting reading materials are provided.