Knowledge of programming, preferably of an object oriented language

To provide Java Object Oriented programming knowledge as required by other master's subjects

1. Introduction to Java - Variables - Operators - Flow Control 2. Simple Data Structures 3. Object-Oriented Programming - Classes and Objects - Object-Oriented Programming Properties 4. Project Management in Java Enterprise - Dependency and Compilation Management - Project Management and Development - Source Code Management Systems - Collaborative Work Management 5. Memory Management and Functional Programming in Java - Java Virtual Machine - Memory Management and Garbage Collection - Functional Programming in Java

LEARNING ACTIVITIES AF1 Lectures AF2 E-learning AF3 Practical lectures AF4 Lab classes AF5 Tutorship AF7 Students' autonomous work METHODOLOGY MD1: Online class presentations with computer and audiovisual support, in which the main course concepts are developed and bibliography is provided to supplement student learning. MD2: Critical reading of papers provided by the professor: press articles, reports, manuals, or academic papers, either for class discussion or to extend student's knowledge. MD3: Resolution of practical cases, problems, etc. posed by the teacher individually or in group MD4: Expositions and class discussion under the moderation of teacher related to the course content and practical cases. MD5: Reports elaboration individually or in group. MD6: Specific e-learning activities, including viewing recorded content, self-correcting activities, participation in fora, and any other online teaching mechanism. TUTORSHIP Students can ask for individual online tutorship.