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These Advanced Courses for professionals (CPP, Spanish acronym) given by the School of Computer Sciences aim at a set of courses to be updated and trained in a specific topic from the computer sciences field in order to reach the latest conceptual and technological knowledge on the ground.
Once these courses are completed, you receive a certification endorsed by the School which describes all the courses taken and the specific application field.
Choosing the content for a CPP originates in requirements from public or private institutions.
The passed courses of a CPP may be possibly recognized for some Specialization programmes accredited by the School, prior to the evaluation of the Research and Postgraduate Advisory Board.
Course lengthThe maximum stipulated length for the activities in a CPP course is 12 months.
A CPP course has a minimum of 200 hours of classes (theory and practice) and it has a fixed number of courses (at least 4 of 20 hours minimum each).
The CPP courses are defined in an academic year and the HAC can allow their annual teaching according to the proposal from the person in charge of the CPP, the Postgraduate Director and the Research and Postgraduate Advisory Board.
These Advanced Courses for professionals (CPP, Spanish acronym) given by the School of Computer Sciences aim at a set of courses to be updated and trained in a specific topic from the computer sciences field in order to reach the latest conceptual and technological knowledge on the ground.
Once these courses are completed, you receive a certification endorsed by the School which describes all the courses taken and the specific application field.
Choosing the content for a CPP originates in requirements from public or private institutions.
The passed courses of a CPP may be possibly recognized for some Specialization programmes accredited by the School, prior to the evaluation of the Research and Postgraduate Advisory Board.
Course lengthThe maximum stipulated length for the activities in a CPP course is 12 months.
A CPP course has a minimum of 200 hours of classes (theory and practice) and it has a fixed number of courses (at least 4 of 20 hours minimum each).
The CPP courses are defined in an academic year and the HAC can allow their annual teaching according to the proposal from the person in charge of the CPP, the Postgraduate Director and the Research and Postgraduate Advisory Board.