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+#### Functional
+
+#### Initial Setup
+
+##### If at any moment or for any reason the evaluated Assembler or Virtual Machine crashes or have any memory leak the evaluation fails.
+
+##### Before to start the evaluation, download the [Playground](), it will contain a standard Assembler and Virtual Machine.
+
+###### Is the learner able to guide you installing and running the provided binaries?
+
+#### Assembler
+
+##### Run the learner Assembler without any argument.
+
+###### Does the Assembler prints a little introduction on how to use it?
+
+##### Run the Assembler with a path to a file that doesn't exist.
+
+###### Does the Assembler returns a meaningful error and exit?
+
+##### Use the learner Assembler to compile all the invalid players provided in `players_src/invalid`.
+
+###### Did the Assembler refused to create those players because invalid?
+
+###### Did the Assembler printed an error message explaining why the player was invalid?
+
+###### Did the Assembler exited without creating any `.cor`?
+
+##### Use the learner Assembler to compile all the valid players provided in `players_src/valid`.
+
+###### Did the Assembler compiled all the `.s` into `.cor` binaries?
+
+##### Before to procede you may want to copy or rename the generated `.cor` files otherwise they will be overwritten by the next compilation step.
+
+##### Use the standard Assembler provided in the playground to compile all the valid players provided in `players_src/valid`.
+
+##### Using `diff` and `hexdump` or any similar tool compare the two versions of each binary.
+
+###### Are the two versions of the binaries identical for every player?
+
+#### Virtual Machine
+
+##### Run the learner VM without any argument.
+
+###### Does the VM prints a little introduction on how to use it?
+
+##### Run the VM with a path to a file that doesn't exist.
+
+###### Does the VM returns a meaningful error and exit?
+
+###### Does the VM returns a meaningful error and exit?
+
+##### Run the VM with four valid players and the flag `-d 10`.
+
+###### Does the VM introduce each player by writing their name and description before to start the game?
+
+###### Does the VM exit at cycle 10 and dump the memory printing 32 bytes per row?
+
+##### Run the VM using four players with the name starting with `strong_*` and the flag `-d 40000`.
+
+##### Run also the same command on the standard VM.
+
+###### Are the two memory dumps identical (they can be formatted in a different way, but the bytes in the arena must match perfectly)?
+
+##### Run such games at least 4 more times mixing and matching the players to create new outputs.
+
+###### Are the two memory dumps identical for every game played?
+
+#### Beating ameba
+
+##### Use the standard Assembler to compile the player of the learner and the given `ameba.s`.
+
+##### Run those two players on the standard VM twice: once with ameba in the first position and another time with ameba in second position.
+
+###### Is the player of the learner winning both games?
+
+#### Bonus
+
+###### +Do the assembler have a working disassembly mode?
+
+###### +Do the assembler handles arithmetic operations?
+
+###### +Do the assembler implements a basic macro system?
+
+###### +Do the virtual machine have a visualizer?