- The subject has a duration of one semester and consists of two differentiated parts: the knowledge part and the practical part. The evaluation of knowledge and project will be independent. To pass the subject, it will be necessary to pass both the knowledge and the project independently. The final grade of the subject is represented in the following formula:

Final_Grade = 30% · Knowledge + 70% · Project

- The knowledge grade will be assessed based on the (weighted) grades related to the proposed activities in class and their participation. All proposed activities must be submitted.

- If the knowledge grade (Knowledge) is not >=5, then the student will have the opportunity to take a Final Exam worth 30% of the grade.

- There will be the possibility of taking a final recovery exam (extraordinary call) for those students who have not passed the subject in the ordinary call (due to the knowledge and/or project grades). In any case, the project must have been submitted and passed.

The project of the subject is very important within the contents of the subject. The reasons are diverse: the practical application of the theoretical concepts explained in the lectures, the ability that the student must demonstrate in the design and implementation of programs of a certain volume in terms of lines of code and functionalities, the applied complementation of certain conceptual contents, etc. That is why the project of the subject requires a significant effort in terms of student dedication.

1. The project will be done in groups of 4 or 5 people.
2. The group must self-manage for the completion of the requested task.
3. The programming language used in the project will be the Java language.
4. Each group will have a weekly meeting (maximum 15 minutes) with the professor where they will demonstrate the progress of the project and explain the plans for the following week.
5. For the project, there will be 3 evaluation points (milestones).
6. For a project to be accepted and eligible for grading, 6 requirements must be met:
a. It must have been presented on the corresponding day of the milestone.
b. It must be properly structured and have the corresponding internal documentation.
c. It must have a correct report.
d. It must function correctly.
e. The group must present their project in front of a tribunal.
f. The group presenting the project must pass the individual interview with the professor where they must demonstrate a deep knowledge of the project in its entirety.
7. In case of plagiarism, it implies failing the project and losing the opportunity for the next final exam for both the source and the copy groups, with a grade of 0 in the subject's record.
8. If the practical part is failed in the ordinary call (or the project is not submitted), it must be submitted in the extraordinary call.