The students work both individually and in groups to solve given assignments that connect theory to practice. Teaching is primarily conducted through in-class lectures combined with presented reading material, ensuring that key mathematical concepts are introduced and discussed interactively. Learning takes place mainly through classroom activities, both individual and group-based, where students apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems from graphics and games.

Each topic is supported by study materials such as texts, lectures, and online tutorials, along with minor assignments to be completed through self-study either individually or in groups prior to class. In-class learning activities include problem-solving assignments, group discussions, critique, pitches, and workshops, all designed to reinforce understanding of mathematical tools in real applications.

Supervision is provided both individually and in groups or project teams, ensuring that each student has access to the teaching resources and guidance needed in collaborative projects and productions where “problem-based learning” is applied.