1. Nature of the subject: The role of the subject in the degree program is predominantly practical, with a predominance of practical classes where concepts and techniques developed in theoretical classes with computational implementations are applied. Emphasis will be placed on understanding theoretical concepts to apply them confidently in the formulation, resolution, and interpretation of problems.

2. Recommendations for autonomous work: For autonomous student work, the following guidelines are recommended:

• The subject bibliography provides invaluable material for study.
• Prior to theoretical classes, work on the bibliography and resources indicated by the professor to facilitate active student participation.
• Similarly, prior to practical classes, attempt to solve exercises or questions previously posed by the professor. 

Constant review of each student's work and assessment tests will be the mechanism for controlling and monitoring student learning. This evaluation will be summative, and the subject is passed by obtaining at least 5 points and at least 2.5 points in each evaluation control.

The student's work will be monitored through:

• Two evaluation controls, consisting of written tests with a maximum of 8 points each.
• Submission of practical exercises carried out in the computer lab, with a maximum of 2 points each.

During the tests, handling any material other than what the instructor specifies is not allowed. The possession and use of mobile and/or electronic devices are strictly prohibited during the tests. Merely possessing such devices, as well as unauthorized notes, books, folders, or various materials during evaluation tests, will result in immediate removal from the exam, expulsion, and a failing grade. The incident will be reported to the Academic Authority of the Center for further action as outlined in the Guidelines for Action in Cases of Plagiarism, Copying, or Fraud in Exams or Evaluation Tests, approved by the Permanent Commission of the Government Council on January 29, 2015.

4. Second Call: Students who fail the first call (June) will have the right to a second call (July), consisting of a practical exam covering the entire subject worth between zero and ten points. To pass, at least five points must be obtained. 

5. Extraordinary Call in December: This option is available to students who have a pending subject and/or the TFG to complete their studies. It will consist of a practical exam in which at least five points must be obtained to pass. The same regulations regarding handling of materials and electronic devices apply during tests.