This subseries includes materials related to Candela's education in architecture and structural engineering, including his preparatory drawing examinations along with notes and study guides for college courses that he took in Spain in the early 1930s. Of note are Candela's class notebooks, which contain his calculations and transcriptions from D. Luis Vegas's "Resistance of Materials" course on the theory of elasticity, which Candela took in his third year of study at La Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid. He was an exceedingly successful student in the class and later served as an assistant to the professor for the same class the following year. He also tutored other students on topics from his "Descriptive Geometry" class. Candela's notes from some of these university courses are included in this subseries, as well as study guides that he wrote based on Vegas's curriculum for "Resistence of Materials", in collaboration with his classmate, Alejandro Herrero. Also included is a portfolio of statue and figure drawings in charcoal that Candela completed as part of a preliminary examination required for entry into the architecture college, which display his artistic abilities.