The Brazilian electric power system, called the National Interconnected System - SIN ( Sistema Interligado Nacional), has as its responsible institu- tion for operation the National Electric System Operator - ONS (Operador Nacional do Sistema Elétrico). In order to manage energy resources to en- sure quality, reliability and security of electricity supply at the lowest total operating cost, the operator uses a chain of optimization models that feeds the Daily Operation Program for decision-making, which is implemented everyday in the ONS and generators control rooms for real-time operation. The Daily Scheduling phase of the National Electric System Operator seeks to establish the centralized dispatch of generation and power reserves in order to meet the expected demand for electricity considering the limits of both the electrical grid and the generation technologies, along with the uncertainty of availability of generator units and transmission lines. This work proposes a computational model programmed in open-source for daily operation programming, implemented in the Julia language. The model be- longs to the unit commitment model class and it considers the generation dispatch cooptimization and reserve levels definition in each SIN generator to meet N-K safety criteria.