Audit
Nikolaos Sikianakis - Undergraduate -
(A-)
Accounting Department, TEI of Piraeus
In "Audit" course students will learn the following concepts: theory and practice of audit of published financial statements of enterprises, auditing principles and standards, assessing internal control, proof and evidence. Worksheets, sample check, auditing and PCs, inspection of data, inspection reports and their legal framework.
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Logistics
Dionisios Giannakopoulos - Undergraduate -
(A-)
Department of Business and Administration, TEI of Piraeus
This course examines the role of logistics in the supply chain within a focal firm as well as between organisations linked within a given supply network. Topics cover issues such as introduction to the basic terms of logistics, distribution and transportation alternatives, the connection between logistics and marketing, the estimation of value and costs in logistics, sourcing and supply management, supply chain planning and control strategies and logistics future challenges and opportunities. This course also surveys operations research models and techniques developed for a variety of problems arising in logistical planning of production systems. Students will get a clear idea of the expanding role of logistics in business today. The will also be familiar with the principles and processes of logistics as a strategic choice in supply chain management.
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Optimisation Methods
Athanasios Spiridakos - Undergraduate -
(A-)
Department of Business and Administration, TEI of Piraeus
The management in many cases requires the optimization of parameters related to the operation, production and performance of businesses (maximize or minimize) such as revenue, profit, cost, resource utilisation etc. The Operational Research provides methodological tools which can support business managers in decisions making covering all the aspects (internal and external). The course aims to teach specialized methods of Operations Research and applications for optimisation problems. Students are required to have successfully completed the course "Operations Research " where the basic methods and techniques of Operations Research are taught in order to be able to understand the methods of the course "Optimization Methods".
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Financial Statement Analysis contains information that helps analysts infer the fundamental value. Analysts must appreciate what financial statements are saying and what they are not saying in order to valuate and evaluate firms. The analysis and the interpretation of the accounting information which is included in financial statements is the main purpose of this course. Shareholders, investors, security analysts, managers, employees, leaders, suppliers, creditors, customers, government and regulatory agencies, academics financial analysts and auditors to know how to read, analyze and interpreted the financial statements due to evaluate cash flow, profitability, effectiveness, capital structure, liquidity, evidence for financial distress of firms. Competing successfully this course student will be able to:
- Understand and manage the content of financial statements
- Analyze accounting information using indices a
- Implement financial formulas for the prediction of financial distress
- Prepare financial statements
- Evaluate the creditability of firms using accounting information
- Analyze firms’ cash flow
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Industrial Informatics
Anastasia Beloni - Postgraduate -
(A-)
Electronic Computer Systems Engineering, TEI of Piraeus
Model of the integrated information system of an industrial organization. Hardware and software architecture of the computer units which implement the functions of the various levels of an industrial organization. Typical pre-fabricated computing modules for assembling and configuring distributed control systems (DCS), Programmable Logic controllers (PLC) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Systems ((SCADA). Languages for writing industrial control software (Ladder Logic Diagrams, Function Block Diagrams, Instruction List, Structured Text and Sequential Function Charts. Software engineering workbenches for the design, debugging and execution simulation of industrial control software.
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During the course students are taught the following concepts: mechanical deformations of solids (stresses, loads), the theory of elasticity, Hooke's Law, the uni-axial and biaxial stress. Simple stress, tension, compression, shear, bending, torsion and their combinations, buckling, creep, crimp, percussion, theory of the column and failure. Dynamic resistance, Wokler and Smith charts and indeterminate problems.
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Mechanis I
Konstantinos Giannakopoulos - Undergraduate -
(A+)
Department of Mechanical Engineering, TEI of Piraeus
The course teaches the basic principles of balance of a solid body in the plane and space.
During the course students will analyze the types of forces and bodies in the plane, and how these loads affect and influence the N.Q.M. intensive properties of a body.
Finally, students study the complex entities and grids under isostatic and hyperstatic conditions situation (Gerber beam).
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Business Statistics II
Miltiadis Xalikias - Undergraduate -
(A-)
Department of Business and Administration, TEI of Piraeus
The aim of the course is to introduce students to the basic concepts of statistical inference and to familiarize students with the usage of statistical packages .
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Business English
Evangelia Koutsoyanni - Undergraduate -
(A-)
Accounting Department, TEI of Piraeus
Academic texts in selected areas of economics, accounting and finance, accompanied by exercises in terminology and language use.
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The objective of this course is teaching on special topics of Intel’s 8086 microprocessor and more modern microprocessors. The basic principles have been taught in “Computer Architecture I”. This course includes microprocessor interconnection with memories, I/O peripherals, interrupts, DMA, interrupt calls and programming (keyboard read, display writing, files management, etc). Cache memory operation principles, IA-32 architecture, 80386 operation, IA-64 architecture.
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