1. To develop an individual work in professional environment or a final project degree, in an autonomous and creative form.
2. To be able to integrate experimental, computational and theoretical methods, acquired during the course.
3. To articulate the acquired competences throughout the cycle of studies with the new knowledge necessary and essential to the individual work development.
4. Identify and plan the task(s) to be completed in each stage of the Project.
5. Prepare, with rigor, a written report on the work developed.
6. Present and publicly discuss, with clarity and precision, the report prepared.

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