| Code |
Description |
| B1 |
CG1. To acquire knowledge of management, instrumental techniques and the most advanced, innovative elements in the study of commercial activity with the purpose of using them in commerce. |
| B2 |
CG2. To apply the knowledge acquired in professional practice in the future, developing the conceptual and operative abilities of future business managers in the context of a dynamic global economy undergoing a continuous process of change and innovation. |
| C4 |
CE4. To know the aims, functions and instrumental techniques of organizations’ different subsystems, as well as the relationships existing between them from the perspective of a systems approach. |
| C5 |
CE5. To understand the goals, extent and value of the function of commercial supply and distribution, its relationships with the rest of the areas and its role as intermediary in commercial activity, with the aim of designing strategies for the supply and commercialization of goods and services. |
| C15 |
CE15. To know and apply the quantitative methods of operations research for decision making in the area of commerce, as well as the design and analysis of surveys through probabilistic sampling for carrying out market research. |
| D3 |
CT3. Ability to learn and work independently, and work planning and organization skills. |
| D5 |
CT5. Ability to apply the theoretical and practical knowledge acquired in the academic context, in particular to apply multidisciplinary knowledge and thinking. |
