Spanish

This course explores the fundamental concepts and activities involved in defining what a software system should do. Students learn to identify stakeholders, establish project goals, model business processes, and describe scenarios and use cases. The course covers types of requirements, elicitation and analysis methods, and techniques for resolving conflicts. Emphasis is placed on producing a well-structured Software Requirements Specification (SRS) using recognized templates and best practices.

This course strengthens the four language skills to effectively use Spanish as a means of communication. Students interact in complex communicative situations, distinguishing between different linguistic registers, and deepen their understanding of the cultural and linguistic diversity of each Spanish-speaking country. This course is at the C1 level.

Topics in this business economics course include: enterprise as an economic science; the business and the business owner; types of business; operational decisions; location, size, and growth of the business; business environment; business strategy; business objectives; planning, control, and information system.

This course explores the strategic role of corporate communication and image in managing an organization’s intangible assets. It discusses how elements like identity, culture, transparency, and reputation influence business success. The course emphasizes a holistic view of communication, both internal and external, and its impact on stakeholder relationships. 

This course introduces the statistical, computational, and algorithmic principles that underpin artificial intelligence engineering. Topic include: statistical inference; model evaluation; supervised and unsupervised methods; regularization and model selection; data preprocessing; model complexity analysis; results interpretation.

This course focuses on classical methods of reasoning and knowledge representation and explores how they are used today with examples in the areas of mobile robotics and machine learning.

This course explores the historical relationship between theater and film in contemporary Spain. It examines their evolution within the broader context of performance history as a way of transcending traditional divisions into genres and creative expressions.

The course provides both a theoretical foundation and practical tools for designing and implementing strategic public relations programs in public and private organizations. It examines the full process of planning persuasive communication, from research and audience analysis to strategic goal-setting, tactic selection, implementation, resource allocation, and evaluation. This course explores key phases of public relations planning—starting from professional frameworks and industry associations, and moving through the planning stages including stakeholder mapping, strategic message design, tactic development, and performance assessment.

This course analyzes the fundamental syntactic structures in Spanish, focusing on its main normative parameters. It examines the linguistic structure of Spanish which allows for comparison with other languages. 

The course introduces modern web application development from an engineering perspective, emphasizing model-driven design and best practices. Students learn to model data and hypertext, apply client- and server-side technologies, and implement systems using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture. Topics include testing, security, deployment, and SEO. Through practical projects, students develop the skills to design, build, and document professional web solutions.

Prior experience with programming knowledge, web technologies, and software engineering fundamentals is recommended.