General Theory of Civil Law II

Category: Discipline
  • CORDEIRO,António Menezes, , Vol. I, 4ª ed., 2012; Vol. Tratado de Direito Civil II, 4ª ed., 2014; Vol. III, 4ª ed., 2019; Vol. IV, 5.ª ed., 2019; Vol. V, 3.ª ed., 2018 (Coimbra - Almedina). PINTO, Carlos A. da Mota; Teoria Geral do Direito Civil , Reimpressão da 4ª ed., Coimbra Editora, 2012   
  • Law
  • 530
  • 7149
  • General Theory of Civil Law II
  • ISMAT530-7149
  • 2
  • 7
  • 0
  • 12
  • Não
  • Português
  • Classes are taught in a theoretical and practical way so that the student can learn more objectively and in substance. The assessment must be based on two written tests and with a weighting of 50% for oral participation.
  • Mandatory
  • The objective of this course is to prepare students with scientific and formative knowledge of the development of the matters dealt with in the course of the General Theory of Civil Law I, in particular the act, and the legal business as to concepts, classification of essential elements, business declaration, accidental or accessory elements, ineffectiveness and invalidity, and also the real and personal guarantees of the business obligation. Theoretical-practical exposition of all subjects, always in interaction with students and solving cases prepared for each area and scientific theme, investment and discussing the various legal positions of different authors, accompanying the individual work in groups and of all students. In compliance with the regulations and for continuous assessment of students, they will be presented to answer two written tests, and written work on the subjects of the program and the curricular unit will be prepared and presented.
  • - Legal agreements: classification and essential elements - Concept and forms of legal agreements and contracts - The statement of intent - The form of the legal agreement, conclusion and fault in the conclusion of contracts - Interpretation and integration of the legal agreement - General contractual clauses - Requirements regarding the content of the legal agreement - Typical accessory clauses - The utilisation of void legal transactions - Basis of the transaction and change of circumstances - Termination of the legal transaction - Differences between intent and declaration: intentional and unintentional differences - Error; misrepresentation; fraud; moral coercion; usury; defects giving rise to rescission. - Legal void: Ineffectiveness; Nullity; Voidability

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  • Semestral
  • It is a core subject of the Law course in general, and of Private Law in particular, as it studies the legal regime of contracts.

Biostatistics

Category: Discipline
  • Morrow, J., Jackson, A.; Disch, J.; Mood, D. (2000). Measurement and evaluation in Human Performance. (2ª ed). Champaign, USA: Human Kinetics. Vidal, P. (2005). Estatística Prática para as Ciências da Saúde. Lisboa: Lidel. Vieira, S. (2015). Introdução à Bioestatística. (5ª ed.). Rio de Janeiro: Elsevier.  
  • Sports Sciences
  • 6154
  • 2193
  • Biostatistics
  • ISMAT6154-2193
  • 2
  • 6
  • 0
  • 12
  • Não
  • Português
  • The teaching methodology includes the expository method (TM1) to present the contents, the demonstrative method (TM2) to illustrate its application to practical cases and the active method (TM3) to solve classroom exercises, with and without the use of a computer. Knowledge evaluation is made by continuous evaluation or by written test of the final exam, applying the ISMAT Knowledge Evaluation Regulation. The student is approved if he/she obtains a classification equal to or greater than 9.5 values and an attendance equal to or greater than 75%, except for the exceptions provided for in the ISMAT Evaluation Regulation. The continuous evaluation consists of: - Exercises: 20%; - Group Work: 40%; - Written test: 40%. The final classification is obtained through the weighted arithmetic average of the classifications obtained in the three evaluations. It should be noted that any rounding to the units, during the continuous evaluation process, will only occur at the end.  
  • Mandatory
  • At the end of this course unit, students should be able to: LO1: Distinguish fundamental concepts of Biostatistics; LO2: Represent data through tables, graphs and descriptive measures; LO3: Perform confidence intervals and hypothesis testing; LO4: Analyze correlations and fit linear regression models to data; LO5: Use software jamovi for statistical data analysis; LO6: Report statistical studies.
  • S1: Introduction to Biostatistics Basic concepts Statistical method steps Variables and their classification Data collection methods   S2: Descriptive Statistics Location, dispersion, asymmetry and kurtosis measures Frequency and contingency tables Graphical representations   S3: Inferential Statistics Introduction to Inferential Statistics Probabilities and random variables Point and interval estimation Parametric and nonparametric hypothesis tests Hypothesis testing for the population mean Hypothesis tests to compare population means Chi-square independence test   S4: Correlation and Linear Regression Linear correlation Simple linear regression Multiple linear regression Inferences about linear regression models Assessment of the quality of adjustment Model diagnosis Use of models for predictive purposes   S5: Obtaining, organizing and analyzing data using software jamovi   S6: Preparation of reports, scientific papers and presentations

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    Descrição - Ponderação

    Teste de avaliação - 40%

    Trabalho de grupo - 40%

    Exercícios/Minitestes no Moodle - 20%

     

     

     
  • Semestral
  • The value of data is now recognized in numerous areas of application, including in Sports Science. This Curricular Unit starts by introducing the introductory concepts of Biostatistics, followed by the presentation of various types of tables, graphs and descriptive measures that can be use to organize and characterize the data. Follows the Inferential Statistics, which aims to infer about the population, based on knowledge of the sample data, encompassing the point and interval estimation of parameters and the testing of hypotheses about them. It is also analyzed, graphically and analytically, the correlation between quantitative variables and are developed simple and multiple linear regression models, which are very useful for predictive purposes. The CU has a theoretical-practical character, including several practical applications in Sports Sciences, using data analysis software.

Project Work

Category: Discipline
  • Biodesign (M) (ISMAT)
  • 7171
  • 3627
  • Project Work
  • ISMAT7171-3627
  • 2
  • 45
  • 1358
  • 12
  • Sim
  • Português
  • Optional
  • Anual

Microeconomics

Category: Discipline
  • Martinez, Soares, P. . Economia Política, 11ª Edição. Coimbra: Almedina. 2016. 159 x 228 x 51 mm. Páginas: 914 ISBN: 9789724040288. Pinho, M.. Microeconomia: Teoria e Prática Simplificada, 4ª Edição. Lisboa: Edições Sílabo. 2019. 169 x 238 x 21 mm. Páginas: 392. ISBN: 9789726189824. Samuelson, P. & Nordhaus, W.. 19ª Edição. Lisboa: MacGraw-Hill. 2011. 201 x 254 x 43 mm. Páginas: 736. ISBN: 9789899717237.  
  • Business Management
  • 490
  • 712
  • Microeconomics
  • ISMAT490-712
  • 1
  • 4
  • 0
  • 12
  • Não
  • Português
  • Problem Based Learning.
  • Mandatory
  • . Object and methodology of Microeconomics  1.1. The object of Microeconomics; 1.2. A Microeconomics Methodology 2. Concepts, principles and microeconomic problems 2.1. Fundamental economic concepts 3. Microeconomics: Supply, Demand and Individual Markets 3.1. The market; 3.2. Demand Function and Supply Function; 3.3. The economic role of government and conflicts equity, stability and development; 3.4. Elasticities 3.5. Consumer demand and behaviour; 3.6. Consumer welfare; 3.7. Market structures; 3.8. Market failures; 3.9. Value; 3.10. Utility and marginal products 3.11. Law of Diminishing Returns; 3.12. Technological progress 4. Production Theory 4.1. The factors of production; 4.2. The combination of factos; 4.3. The Production Process; 4.4. Costs; 4.5. Savings; 4.6. Economic efficiency, productivity, values and ethics; 4.7.  Risk
  • . Object and methodology of Microeconomics  1.1. The object of Microeconomics; 1.2. A Microeconomics Methodology 2. Concepts, principles and microeconomic problems 2.1. Fundamental economic concepts 3. Microeconomics: Supply, Demand and Individual Markets 3.1. The market; 3.2. Demand Function and Supply Function; 3.3. The economic role of government and conflicts equity, stability and development; 3.4. Elasticities 3.5. Consumer demand and behaviour; 3.6. Consumer welfare; 3.7. Market structures; 3.8. Market failures; 3.9. Value; 3.10. Utility and marginal products 3.11. Law of Diminishing Returns; 3.12. Technological progress 4. Production Theory 4.1. The factors of production; 4.2. The combination of factos; 4.3. The Production Process; 4.4. Costs; 4.5. Savings; 4.6. Economic efficiency, productivity, values and ethics; 4.7.  Risk

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    Ponderação

    Teste de avaliação

    28-05-2026

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    10-06-2026

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  • Semestral
  • The objective of this course is to know the mechanisms of market functioning, the economic decisions of consumers and producers and the impacts of public economic policies on management and the business environment. The course will draw on theoretical knowledge such as the theory of supply and demand to explain market structures such as perfect competition, imperfect competition and monopoly. Students will understand, at the introductory level, the conditions for general equilibrium and its implications, associated with welfare theorems and possible paths when there are market failures..At the end of this course, students should know and master: 1. The object and methodology of Microeconomics. 2. The concepts, principles and problems of microeconomic and economic 3. Supply, Demand and Individual Markets 4. The Theory of Production  

Immersive Project

Category: Discipline
  • Creative Technologies
  • 6332
  • 23263
  • Immersive Project
  • ISMAT6332-23263
  • 3
  • Bachelor
  • 25
  • 0
  • 12
  • Não
  • Português
  • EN
  • DAAD - Department of Architecture, Arts and Design
  • Semestral
  1. Body Expression and Dance
  2. Design Methods and Practices Workshop fo rCircular Economy
  3. Anthropology of Design
  4. Fashion Communication I

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