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Adaptation procedure for students planning to transfer from the existing to the new degree programme

A voluntary mechanism has been set up for current students planning to transfer to the new degree programme. Systems are in place to guarantee equal opportunities for students transferring from the existing informatics engineering degree programme to the UPM's new Bologna-compliant undergraduate informatics engineering degree  course. This complies with the provisions of Proposal 23 of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Degree Programme Implementation Requirements and Recommendations (proposed by the UPM's Degree Programme Reform Advisory Committee, set up by decision of the Governing Council of 27 March 2008).

The following table is an outline of the proposed adaptation plan for students transferring from the existing informatics engineering degree programme to the new degree programme.

Passed subject
(1996 Informatics Engineering Degree Programme)
Subject adapted to new degree programme ( ECTS credits)
Observations
Code Name ECTS  ECTS
100000130 Infinitesimal Calculus 15.00 Calculus 6.00 Excess of 9 credits

100000136

100000211

Formal Logic & Computational Logic

3.00

4.50

Logic 6.00 Excess of 1.5 credits. Students must have passed both subjects.
100000131 Programming Methodology 15.00 Programming I 6.00 Excess of 9 credits
100000132 Discrete Mathematics 7.50

Discrete Mathematics I

Discrete Mathematics II

6.00

3.00

Excess of 0 credits
100000133 Physical Foundations of Informatics 7.50 Physical and Technological Foundations of Informatics 6.00 Excess of 1.5 credits
100000134 Linear Algebra 7.50 Linear Algebra 6.00 Excess of 1.5 credits
100000135 Foundations of Computer Hardware 7.50 Digital Systems 6.00 Credit transfer for Computer Technology takes precedence over the Foundations of Computer Hardware option. IF credit transfer is NOT granted for Computer Technology, then students have an excess of 1.5 credits. Otherwise this credit transfer option is not used.
100000202 Computer Technology 4.50 Digital Systems 6.00 Credit transfer for Computer Technology takes precedence over the Foundations of Computer Hardware option. If students have to use this option, there is an excess of 0 credits.
100000210 Statistical Inference 4.50 Probability and Statistics II 3.00 Excess of 1.5 credits
100000200 Theory of Computing 9.00 Formal languages, automata and computability 6.00 Excess of 3 credits
100000201 Probabilities and Statistics
6.00 Probabilities and Statistics I
6.00 Excess of 0 credits
100000203 Computer Structure 9.00 Computer Structure 6.00 Excess of 3 credits
100000306 Program Development Model 4.50 Programming II 6.00 This is the preferred option for credit transfer for Programming II (the options are Data Structure I, Data Structure II or Program Development Model). If this option is used, there is an excess of 0 credits.
100000204 Data Structure I 6.00 Programming II 6.00 Students must have passed the Data Structure I subject as of the 2008/09 academic year (inclusive). There is an excess of 0 credits. This option is not used if students have passed Program Development Model.
100000206 Data Structure II 7.50 Programming II 6.00 Students must have passed the Data Structure II subject as of the 2008/09 academic year (inclusive). There is an excess of 0 credits (because it is also used for credit transfer for Algorithms and Data Structures). This option is not used if students have passed Data Structure I or Program Development Model.

100000204

100000436

Data Structure I - Introduction to Java

6.00

4.50

Programming II 6.00 Excess of 0 credits. For students that passed Data Structure I earlier than the 2008/09 academic year.

100000206

100000436
Data Structure II - Introduction to Java

6.00

4.50
Programming II 6.00 Excess of 0 credits. For students that passed Data Structure II earlier than the 2008/09 academic year.
100000206 Data Structure II 7.50 Algorithms and Data Structure 6.00 Excess of 1.5 credits UNLESS this option is also used for credit transfer for Programming II (subject to having also passed Program Development Model or Data Structure I and/or Java Programming). Otherwise there is an excess of 0 credits.
100000208 Operating Systems 6.00

Operating Systems

Systems Programming

6.00

3.00

Excess of 0 credits.
100000300 Numerical Calculus 10.50 Numerical Algorithmics 6.00 Excess of 4.5 credits
100000304 Concurrent programming 4.50 Concurrency 3.00 Excess of 1.5 credits
100000302 Computer Networks 9.00 Computer Networks 6.00 Excess of 3 credits
100000303 Computer Architecture 9.00 Computer Architecture 6.00 Excess of 3 credits
100000405 Databases 7.50 Databases 6.00 Excess of 1.5 credits
100000400 Artificial Intelligence 9.00 Artificial Intelligence 6.00 Excess of 3 credits
100000401 Software Engineering I 9.00 Software Engineering II 6.00 Excess of 3 credits
100000402 Compilers 9.00 Language Processors 3.00 Excess of 6 credits
100000502 Software Engineering II 12.00 Software Engineering I 6.00 Excess of 6 credits
100000309 Business organization and administration 4.50 Business administration and management 6.00 Excess of 0 credits
100000516 Business Function of Informatics
4.50 Information technologies processes management 6.00 Excess of 0 credits
100000848 Usability and user interface design 6.00 Human-Computer Interaction 6.00 Excess of 0 credits. Credit transfer for Design for All and Accessible Web Design is the preferred option.
100000805

Design for all

Accessible web design

4.50 Human-Computer Interaction 6.00 Excess of 0 credits. This option takes precedence over Usability and User Interface Design

100000213

100005004

Foundations of Operating Systems Programming 4.50 Systems Programming 3.00 Excess of 1.5 credits
100000317 Logic Programming 6.00 Declarative Programming: Logic and Constraints 3.00 Excess of 3 credits
100000419 Distributed Operating Systems   Distributed Systems 6.00  

Notwithstanding, all student attainment under the 1996 degree programme, measured as ECTS credits (applicable to all subjects, both compulsory and optional, from any year), shall be fully recognized in the new degree programme according to APC criteria established in sections 4.5 and 5.1.
By decision of the Academic Policy Committee at its meeting held on 3 July 2009, this section 5.1 is further specified as follows:
"For the recognition of credits for adapting the informatics engineering degree programme to the undergraduate informatics engineering degree programme, every 1.25 credits under the degree programme are equivalent to 1 ECTS credit.
The difference in credits resulting from the recognition of each subject, according to the above adaptation table, set out in the Undergraduate Informatics Engineering Degree Report, shall be added to the other credits earned by students under the 1996 informatics engineering degree programme that cannot be recognized according to the above table (optional subjects, free choice subjects, etc.) such that the above equivalence applies."