Diploma in Procurement and Logistics Management (DPLM)
PREAMBLE
In our economy today, procurement and the supply chain in general are of indispensable significance in an attempt to deliver value for money. The demand for professionalism in procurement is increasing at an increasing rate because of the financial loses being experience by the government and the private sector as a result of lack professional officers. This programme will enhance the process of creating a highly skilled and professional workforce that will be competent to effectively and efficiently address the current procurement challenges in our economy. The programme will too address emerging issues of concern particularly public private partnerships and green or sustainable procurement all of which are very important in improving value for money.
General Objectives
The overall objective of the programme is to train and equip students with adequate knowledge, skills and attitudes and professionalism that will enable them to:
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Develop a sound understanding of procurement principles and practice and be able to make a significant contribution to the government and other organisation’s
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Develop, consolidate and manage logistical processes that ensure quality organizational performance and customer satisfaction.
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Gain competencies to meet the work place challenges and demands of the contemporary business world.
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Further their academic or professional development where applicable.
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Be agents of successful ethical change through planning and implementation of a significant change.
GENERAL REGULATIONS
General regulations governing academic programmes of TU shall apply.
In addition, the special regulations governing higher degrees shall govern the programme. The programme shall be by coursework.
TARGET GROUP
This programme targets:
Civil servants, top, middle level and line managers in public sector but also those in private and NGO sectors;
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Either
UCE with 5 passes and UACE with 1 principal pass and 2 subsidiary passes
Or
Certificate from a recognized institution
DURATION AND PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The programme shall be two academic year lasting for tour (4) semesters.
Assessments
a) Each Course will be assessed on the basis of 100 total marks with proportions as follows:
Coursework: | 40 |
Examination: | 60 |
b) A minimum of two course assignments/tests shall be required per course.
c) Course work shall consist of tests, group assignments and presentations in each semester.
Pass mark
1) The range of final average marks which shall be used to determine the bachelor’s degree progress at the end of each semester will be a grade of 2.0 on all courses examined.
2) A candidate is deemed to have passed the semester if the candidate obtains at least 50% of the marks in each course individually.
3) The range of marks on the academic transcript for the individual courses shall be as follows;
DIPLOMA IN PROCUREMENT AND LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT
Year 1 Semester I
DPM111 Public Procurement I
DAF111 Financial Accounting1
DBA112 Business Economics
DIT11 Information Technology
DBA113 Principles Management
Semester II
DIT114 Computers & Micro Computer Applications
DBA122 Communication Skills
DAF122 Business Finance
DPM121 Logistics Management
DPM122 Stores and Inventory Mgt
Year II Semester I
DBA211 Taxation
DBA214 Customer Care
DPM211 Public Procurement II
DBA213 Research Methods.
DPM212 International Sourcing
Semester II
DPM223 Cost Accounting
DPM221 Essentials of Negotiation
DPM222 Purchasing Ethics
DBA224 Entrepreneurship
DIT222 E-Commerce
DBA226 Project Proposal