Universidad de Jaén

1.- INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRIAL LOGISTICS

Previous concepts
Evolution of the logistics concept
The logistic system of the company
Advanced concepts and new trends in logistics

2.- THE INVENTORY OF MATERIALS

Basic concepts
Basic inventory functions
Types of inventories
Effects on profitability
Costs related to inventory
ABC Classification

3.- PROCUREMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF INVENTORIES

The Provisioning Function
Selection and evaluation of suppliers
The economic Lot
Stock base and security stock
Stock replacement systems
Inventory control

4.- LOGISTICS OF WAREHOUSES

Introduction to storage
Warehouse classes
Warehouse distribution
Loading and palletizing units
Storage systems
Equipment of maintenance
Warehouse design elements
Methodology of the project

5.- INDUSTRIAL SUPPORT

Introduction to industrial maintenance
Systems of maintenance in production

6.- TRANSPORT AND PHYSICAL DISTRIBUTION

The function of transport
Modes of transport
Vehicle fleet management
Distribution route planning
Efficient use of vehicle fleets

7.- INTEGRATION OF LOGISTICS ACTIVITIES

Evolution of the production chain
Circuits and logistic flows
Logistic solutions

- Exhibition classes in a large group:

Along with the lectures, the exhibition of works by students will be encouraged

- Small group classes:

Various commercial software will be used to cover the aspects related to the matter in question. Additionally, to complete the internship, the resolution of practical exercises will be proposed. Finally, at least two guided visits will be organized, appropriate to the syllabus of the subject

Students with special educational needs should contact the Student Attention Service (Servicio de Atención y Ayudas al Estudiante) in order to receive the appropriate academic support

In the evaluation system, the following competences and learning outcomes will be applied:

S1: Active participation in the class.-Participation in the debates -Participation in the group work. Assistance to conferences, seminars and visits (weight 10%)

Competencies: CB2R. CB3R, CB5R, CC9R. COG1, COG6,. Learning results: 69,70,73,74

S2: Mastery of theoretical knowledge - operational practice of the subject (weight 70%).

Competencies: CB2R. CB3R, CB5R, CC9R. COG1, COG6, CT2, CT4. Learning results: 69,70,71,72,73,74

S3: Structuring, quality, Originality, ability of analysis and synthesis, writing and presentation (20%).

Competencies: CB2R. CB3R, CB5R, CC9R. COG1, COG6, CT2, CT4. Learning results: 69,70,71,72,73,74

The evaluation system will be based on a final test on the theoretical and practical concepts of the subject and the continuous evaluation of the student through attendance, participation and realization of works or practical cases.

As an alternative, for students who wish, it is proposed to evaluate the theoretical concepts through an individual research work with public exposure, while the realization of works and case studies will be replaced by different software practices, problems and visits to companies.

In both cases, the distribution of weights will be the same