1 Know the life cycle of financial applications 2 Capacity for validation and verification of financial software 3 Know the main management tools 4 Understand Project Management in Financial Environments

1. Life cycle of a Financial application 2. Programming tools 3. Validation and Verification Tools 4. Versioning and Configuration Management 5. Debugging and profiling 6. ITIL compliant 7. Maven compliant 8. Main tools: Jenkins, Dimensions, SONAR 9. Development standards 10.Project management in financial environments 11.Commercial aspects of project sales 12.Licenses and patents

Learning Activities (AF) AF1: Theoretical Class. Theoretical presentations accompanied by electronic materials, such as digital presentations. AF3: Theoretical-Practical Classes. Combination of theoretical classes with practical exercise resolution. AF6: Group Work. Group work activities, generally of a practical nature. Guided challenges for solving practical problems. Students work in teams guided by the professor. AF7: Individual Student Work. Individual activities that complement other activities (both in-person and online), as well as exam preparation. Teaching Methodologies The course is based on the following pedagogical techniques: Active Learning, Problem Solving, Collaborative Learning. MD1: Classroom Presentations. Lectures by the professor using computer and audiovisual aids to develop the main concepts of the subject, with bibliographic references provided to supplement student learning. MD3: Practical Case Resolution. Group-based practical case studies posed by the professor. MD4: Class Discussion. Moderated by the professor, covering topics related to the course content and practical cases. MD5: Group Work and Reports. Preparation of group projects and reports. Tutoring In-person tutoring sessions.