Masterclasses: Brazilian History; Culture and Society; Brazilian Parties and Folk

Making friends in Brazil:

Introducing each other

Likes and Habits

Tips for foreigners

Personal Pronouns

Possessive Adjectives

City life:

Transportation

Food

Leisure

Health

Imperatives

Modal verbs

Verbs in present tenses

Brazilian life style:

Daily routine

Shopping

Study and Work

Health Habits

Gerund

Numbers

Time

Brazilian idioms and expressions

Cultural Tourism: Walking tours, Museums, Dinner parties and more!

Minimum 18 years old

Undergraduation or Graduation active enrollment

Proficiency in English language: B1

The main goal of this course is to provide students with a way of reasoning about functional programs and to equip them with the tools and techniques needed to solve computer science problems. Another goal is to introduce students to the Haskell and Agda programming languages, as well as introduce more advanced topics such as type theory and category theory.
Additionally, a computer science challenge will be provided to help students grasp the functional programming way of thinking.

GHC compiler (The Glorious Glasgow Haskell Compiler) 8.6.5;

ghcup, cabal, and other Haskell related tools;

Agda and emacs;

Monad.

Minimum 18 years old

Undergraduation or Graduation active enrollment

Proficiency in English language: B1

This course will cover the essential features of React Native: most used widgets, local storage, external APIs and Firebase Platform. React Native has a unique approach to deal with native components of each platform, implementing components through a rendering engine of its own, therefore eliminating the need to convert commands for Android and iOS.

Native and Hybrid Mobile Technologies and Introduction to the JavaScript language

Component, Prop, State and React Hooks

Main UI components

App Development with Public APIs

Final Mobile App Project with Public APIs

Minimum 18 years old

Undergraduation or Graduation active enrollment

Proficiency in English language: B1