It is required to have knowledge of Industrial Organization and Fundamentals of Business Management of the degrees of the Industrial family. It is also recommended (although not essential) to have knowledge of Design and Simulation of Production Systems.

-Skills to integrate knowledge, roblem solving in multidisciplinary and/or new contexts, decision making and ability to argue about their suitability in light of knowledge acquired. -Skills to investigate and learn autonomously. -Skills to face the complexity of judging, using incomplete or limited information, including reflections on social responsability and ethics linked to the application of their knowledge. -Skills and knowledge to organize and manage companies. Environmentaol management, legal framework and occupational hazard prevention. -Skills and knowledge on strategy and planning applied to different organizational structures and to project management. -Knowledge on information systems, industrial organization, operations, supply chain and quality control.

- Introduction: Definitions. Main decisions in the management of production and logistics systems. Integration of the supply chain. Agents involved in supply chains. Operations in the production and logistics systems. Procurement, production, distribution, customer service, reverse logistics. - Strategic management of the supply chain: Key factors for the design and organization of production and logistics systems. Performance metrics for the supply chain (KPIs). Customer orientation. The supply chain at the strategy level. Information systems for the integration of the supply chain. Sourcing decisions. Design and operation Integrated project management. -Sustainable Supply Chains: Current situation and major challenges for sustainability. Circular economy and supply chains. Legal framework. Quality, occupational and environmental risk management. - Demand forecast: Influence of demand on operations. Demand planning and forecasting. Key concepts in demand forecasting. Quantitative forecast models. - Supply and demand planning: Supply and demand coordination. Main levers for coordination. Planning added. Quantitative Models Offer planning. Integrated analysis of coordination measures. - Network design decisions: Types of decisions related to productive and logistic system configuration. Location and size decisions. Distribution network design.

Learning activities: - Theoretical classes. Lectures (0.8 ECTS). - Theoretical-practical classes. Explanation of models combined with illustrative exercises (0.72 ECTS). - Practical classes. Exercises to consolidate the understanding of models and concepts (0.28 ECTS). - Theoretical and practical classes. Discussion and sharing of cases, with previous preparation by students (0.16 ECTS). - Practical classes. Discussion of articles, professional reports...with previous preparation by the students. (0.12 ECTS). - Laboratory practice. Computer work sessions for solving optimization exercises (0.24 ECTS). - Continuous evaluation activities during classes (0.08 ECTS). - Partial and final evaluations (0.2 ECTS). - Individual and group work of the student. Tutorials, individual and group (3.6 ECTS). Teaching methodologies: - Preparatory and previous work of the student. Analysis of exercises and critical reading of texts recommended by the professor: Exercises, articles, audiovisual material, reports... for later discussion in class. - Lectures. Lectures in class by the professor with the support of computer and audiovisual media, in which the main concepts of the subject are developed and the materials and bibliography are provided to complement the learning process. - Practical sessions. Resolution of problems, etc. posed by the teacher individually or in groups. - Laboratory practices. Team work sessions, with computer for the resolution of optimization exercises. - Class discussion, under the moderation of the teacher, of case studies on companies selected by the teacher and previously worked by the students individually. -Class discussion, under the moderation of the professor, of articles, reports, audiovisual material prepared by the students in advance of the session. -The materials that require previous preparation will have an associated test to be taken in class.