Programadas

Programadas is the feminine plural form of the past participle of the verb programar in Portuguese and Spanish, meaning “planned” or “scheduled.” It functions as an adjective or as part of a passive construction and must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies. Examples include “tarefas programadas” (scheduled tasks) and “sessões programadas” (scheduled sessions) in Portuguese, or “reuniones programadas” (scheduled meetings) in Spanish.

In linguistic use, programadas describes events, activities, or items that have been arranged to occur at a designated time or under a predefined plan. It is common in contexts such as calendars, project planning, event management, broadcasting schedules, and IT scheduling. The phrase helps convey order, timing, and predictability.

In computing and data processing, programadas frequently appears in discussions of scheduled tasks, batch jobs, or automation. Phrases like “tareas programadas” or “trabajos programados” refer to tasks set to run at specific times by schedulers such as cron in Unix-like systems or the Windows Task Scheduler. While “programadas” is a grammatical form rather than a standalone technical term, it is widely understood in IT and administrative contexts to describe items that have been planned to execute automatically.