Computer Engineering

What is the objective of the course? What is it?
What does it train you for?

The Master's Degree Course in Computer Engineering trains qualified senior engineers who can coordinate teams that design and develop highly complex computer systems and applications.

Students are trained on cutting-edge technologies in several fields of computer engineering, such as Embedded Systems, Web Applications, Compiler Design, the analysis of Big Data, and basic Artificial Intelligence techniques.

This knowledge is further enriched based on the chosen curriculum with skills related to Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence.

The master's graduate in Computer Engineering also acquires transversal skills in multiple engineering fields.

What do you learn?

Curricular training revolves, for the Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence curricula, around the following disciplines, respectively:

• Cryptography, Cybersecurity, Data Privacy and Forensic Analysis;
• Computer Vision, Robotics, Natural Language Processing.

In the last semester of the second year, the student will conduct in an integrated form thesis and internship activities in close contact with the faculty members in charge of the research laboratories on which the specialized teachings gravitate.

What can you do with it?

The Master's Degree graduates in Computer Engineering will be able to work either independently or in teams.

Graduates may work as designers and analysts of large computer systems, supervising design and development teams.

Within companies or public and private organizations, a Master's Degree in Computer Engineering will allow one to have executive roles thanks to the extensive technical knowledge provided.