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Since the master's degree is open to graduates from any of the fields of knowledge established by RD 822/2021, additional training is provided for students who come from degrees not related to information processing and management. Specifically, it must be taken by all those candidates who, depending on their access qualification, are not familiar with the concepts and fundamentals of the following subjects: ¿ Search and Retrieval of Information ¿ Documentary languages ¿ Databases in documentary environments ¿ Fundamentals of Archival and Library Science ¿ Markup languages ¿ Documentary analysis ¿ Metadata LEARNING RESULTS THAT THE STUDENT ACQUIRES: ¿ Learning basic concepts on information organization. ¿ Learning basic concepts about documentary languages and content analysis. ¿ Learning basic concepts about metadata. ¿ Learning basic concepts on information retrieval. ¿ Learning basic concepts on Archives. ¿ Learning basic concepts about markup languages and style sheets.

¿ Classic information organization systems in libraries ¿ Classification systems ¿ Universal Decimal Classification, CDU ¿ The Dewey Decimal classification (DDC or DC). ¿ The Washington Library of Congress Classification ¿ Russian Library-Bibliographic Classification (BBK or LBC) and Chinese Decimal Classification (CDC) ¿ Other current classifications ¿ Documentary languages and content analysis ¿ Factors and foundations of documentary languages ¿ Indexing ¿ Thesaurus ¿ The documentary summary ¿ Trends ¿ Introduction to metadata: main standards ¿ Introduction to metadata ¿ Typology ¿ Standards ¿ Manuals and tutorials ¿ Basic information retrieval techniques ¿ Information Retrieval Systems (IRS) in the context of databases and the Web ¿ Working with an SRI ¿ Manuals or tutorials to learn more ¿ Introduction to Archival ¿ Archival concept ¿ Fundamental principles of archival ¿ The document and its life cycle ¿ The archive: functions and organization ¿ Archival classification ¿ Sorting ¿ Installation ¿ Document preservation ¿ Archival description ¿ Information structure on the web: markup languages (HTML) ¿ Markup languages ¿ HTML: its elements and characteristics ¿ Representation of information on the web: style sheets (CSS) ¿ Advantages of the CCS standard ¿ Structure of a CCS style sheet ¿ Properties of a CSS style sheet

AF1 Individual work for the study of theoretical and practical materials prepared and contributed by the teacher AF3 Synchronous theoretical-practical online classes AF7 Exams and self-assessment tests to review content AF4 Synchronous online tutorials