SUP 2083 Group Assignment 3
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Group Assignment 3
Scavenger Hunt on Distribution Network Models
Total Marks: 100 [Weightage for the final grade: 10%]
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Purpose of the Assignment
The purpose of this assignment is to analyze and understand the strategic role played by alternative distribution network models in supply chain and roles of distribution centres.
In this assignment, there will be a Scavenger Hunt on following distribution network models. Every group will choose one of them to study on it.
1. Manufacturer storage with direct shipping
2. Manufacturer storage with direct shipping and in-transit merge
3. Distributor storage with carrier delivery
4. Distributor storage with last-mile delivery
5. Manufacturer/distributor storage with customer pickup
6. Retail storage with customer pickup
For this Scavenger Hunt, groups will be required to search on the web in order to learn about selected distribution network model. A list of questions provided to guide your research, and your goal is to answer the questions through websites, online videos, documents, articles, journals, etc.
Deliverables:
1.
Part I: Discussion Post on Moodle (50%)
2.
Part II: Report (50%)
Part I: Moodle Discussion Post
Scavenger Hunt Instructions
Perform a search on the internet to find websites, articles, journals, online videos, and documents
(you should use at least three (3) sources) that will assist you to answer the following questions:
1.
What is the definition of “your topic”?
2.
What are the principles and/or steps of this distribution model?
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3.
Who would benefit from this model (customer, seller, distributor etc.)?
4.
What are some of the examples about this distribution models in real world (some companies)?
5.
Why is choosing write distribution model(s) important for supply chains?
Submit a post on the discussion forum with the links that you found and provide an answer to questions. The answers to these questions will help you to think about how you can apply these distribution models in real world.
References must be placed in the APA format at the end of your discussion post and your report.
Every group need to reply to other groups for this assignment. Take the time to check out the posts of your peers.
Part II: Report
Length of the article response
: 1000 words (+/- 100 words)
For Part II of this assignment, you are required to write your report on “distribution network model your group have chosen”
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Potential sources for research your topic:
Search both academic journals (i.e. Transportation Science, Management Science, Journal of Business Logistics, Transportation Journal, Naval Research Logistics, European Journal of Operational Research, etc.) and non-academic trade press such as: Inbound Logistics, American Shipper, Global Logistics and Supply Chain Strategies, Journal of Commerce, Logistics Management, Supply Chain Management Review. © 2021 LAMBTON COLLEGE IN TORONTO
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Tips for Success:
Ensure you complete the report in your own words.
Use the cover page as provided with the Assignment for submission
Ensure you complete the report in your own words. Sources must be clearly cited within
the report and references must be provided.
Electronic submissions in MS Word format will be made with Moodle (
Turnitin
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Rubric for Discussion Post on Moodle
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Searching for
information
Poor
The students show interest but do not complete task.
Fair
The student shows interest in activity and initiates task
with lots of support and guidance from instructor.
Good
The students show interest in activity, engages with other students relying on them to complete task.
Excellent
The student shows interest in activity, engages with other students to share the responsibility, working
together to find solutions for completing the task.
Following Directions
Poor
The students are exposed to written instructions, shows interest but do not complete task.
Fair
The students are exposed to written instructions, shows interest in activity and initiates task with lots of reminders from instructor and peers.
Good
The students are exposed to written instructions, shows interest in activity, engages with other students relying on them to complete task.
Excellent
The students are exposed to written instructions, shows interest in activity, interacting with other students, listening to other's ideas and reminders completing task successfully.
Presentation
Poor
The students are not able to explain simple details about the task.
Fair
The students engage, in sharing with other
students what their have done with moodle post prompts from instructor and peers.
Good
The students engage
in moodle discussion
of their findings, communicating some of their ideas to other students with sporadic words and phrases.
Excellent
The student engages in moodle discussion of their findings, communicating in complete sentences that make sense, their
ideas to other students completing task with group.
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Report Paper Grading Rubric
The ability to write clearly, precisely, and concisely is a primary skill for most professional
careers. Worth (1990) revealed that 90% of college graduates rated effective writing as
greatly important for their work, regardless of their career. “No one is impressed by
careless grammatical and typographical errors. Failure to attend to such details raises
concerns about conscientiousness and reliability… You should also carefully attend to
your use of vocabulary. Large doses of unusual or obscure vocabulary will only distract
readers and cause them to doubt your writing ability” (Bottoms & Nysse, 1999, p. 24).
Scientific writing, as done by social scientists, differs from creative and interpretive
writing done in other fields (Light, 2001). Your ability to be an effective scientific writer
depends on understanding the differences among these various forms of writing. The
purpose of this rubric is to help you learn the expectations for professional writing in the
social sciences.
< 13 points
14-16 points
17-19 points
20-22 points
23-25 points
Score
Academic Language
Meaning is impeded by many serious mistakes in grammar, usage and sentence structure
Less than satisfactory
control of language
Contains significant mistakes in grammar, usage and sentence structure
Satisfactor
y language
control
Grammar, stylistic variety,
accepted conventions of writing
Many minor flaws
Solid language control
Grammar, stylistic variety,
accepted conventions of writing
Few minor flaws
Superior language control
Grammar, stylistic variety, accepted conventions of writing
A couple minor flaws
Documentation and Formatting
Does not follow APA-style including margins, font size line spacing,
header/page number, text justification
Reference list does not match text citations
Does not use APA style for quotes, & in-text
citations
Many errors of APA-style including margins, font size line spacing,
header/page number, text justification
Reference list does not match text citations
Many errors for quotes, & in- text citations
Several errors of
APA-style including margins, font size line spacing,
header/page number, text justification
Reference matches text citations
Several errors for
quotes, & in-text citations
Few errors of APA-style including margins, font size line spacing,
header/page number, text justification
Reference matches text citations
Few errors for quotes, & in- text
citations
A couple errors of
APA-style including margins,
font size line spacing, header/page number, text justification
Reference matches text citations
A couple errors for
quotes, & in-text citations
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Content: What did you include? What did you leave out?
< sources or
not all are cited
Most references are NOT from journals or reliable sources
Missing major sections and significant information
Did not mention theory
Did not identify limitations, application, future research
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sources or not all are cited
Most references
are from journals or reliable sources
Contains most major sections and most of basic information
Mentioned theory but did not attempt analysis
Identified only
superficial limitations, application, future research
>
sources
; all are cited
Most references
are from journals or reliable sources
Contains all major sections and basic information in each section
Attempted theoretical analysis in discussion
Identified relevant and non- superficial limitations, application, future research
>
sources
; all are cited
All references are from journals or reliable sources
Contains all major sections; basic information in method, results; greater depth of understanding is attempted in intro
and discussion
Some depth of thought for theoretical analysis
Limitations,
application,
future
research
include
some
justification
>
sources
; all are cited
All references are from journals or reliable sources
Contains all major
sections; basic information in method, results; greater depth of understanding characterizes intro and discussion
Theoretical analysis is sophisticate
d
Limitations,
application,
future
research
include
detailed
analysis
Synthesis: How did you help your reader make
sense of the literature & your research?
There is no flow of ideas
Did not integrate, synthesize literature in introduction (i.e., each study is its own paragraph)
Relied heavily on
quotes and did not connect them
to content
Did not relate the findings to the literature
Flow of ideas is not logical
No successful integration, synthesis of literature in introduction (i.e., each study is its own paragraph)
Relied heavily on quotes and attempted to connect to content
Attempted to
related
the
findings
to
the literature;
there is no
analysis
Logical flow of ideas but tends to be formulaic
Demonstrates basic ability to integrate and synthesize literature in introduction
Relied on quotes for content
Attempted to relate findings to literature; analysis is at the surface level
Attempts to tell a story
Demonstrates some sophistication in integrating, synthesizing literature in introduction
Used quotes
sparingly, connected to content
Successfully relates findings to
literature; analysis shows some superficiality
Effectively tells interesting story
Sophisticated integration, synthesis of literature, includes appropriate analysis in introduction
Used quotes sparingly and connected to content
Demonstrates depth of thought
relating findings
to literature; analysis sophisticated
TOTAL:
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