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Although the school acknowledges the need to develop " the competitiveness of companies, organizations and industries country-wide, thus contributing to improving the life quality of its citizens and to the sustainability of a society ", the purpose of the graduation project is to ensure that students identify and understand a problem, and that they suggest and propose a technology-based solution.   This way, transversal competencies are developed, such as effective communication, engineering problem formulation and resolution, systems, components or process designs that meet the specifications desired: experiment design and execution, and data analysis and interpretation.

Learning spaces based on innovation projects, selected from those made in ISIS 2007 Product Design and IT Innovation for its characteristics in innovate technology, potential of the group as director of the project, and sustainability. Based on guidance work of a board made up of two businessmen-mentors and a professor, students are expected to consolidate their proposal and develop skills of internationally competitive project management, teamwork and effective communication. The goal is to bring the proposal to a project in a context, with the identified strengths and concrete achievements contrasted with the business environment associated to the project theme. The group should be established as the project director.

The course objective is to study different scenarios in the decision making process within organizations. The required analysis, integration strategies, data structures, methodologies, technologies and support tools are also studied.

The objective of this course is to generate in the student the skills necessary to design and build solutions in mobile devices, using a specific software development process. Students deal with heterogeneity in development and deployment. Here is understood by non-conventional, when there are restrictions in one or more of the following dimensions of execution environments: hardware, real time, storage, processing, power, weight, interfaces, visualization and communication.