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The Degree in Computer Engineering provides general teaching in the area of computing, with a broad and solid base that prepares the student to manage and carry out tasks that correspond to all of the phases in the lifecycle of systems, applications and products that resolve problems in the information and communication technology (ICT) sector, while applying the methods and techniques that are specific to engineering.
| Branch: |
Engineering and Architecture |
| Centre: |
School of engineering |
| Credits: |
240 |
| Duration: |
4 years |
| Profile |
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This degree trains professionals to specify, design, construct, establish, verify, evaluate and maintain computer systems according to user needs. Furthermore, they will be able to manage projects, thanks to a specific instruction in terms of project administration and professional skills.
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| Curriculum |
| Core subject areas |
66 credits (60 from the specific branch) |
| Compulsory subject areas |
126 credits |
| Optional subject areas |
24 credits |
| Compulsory external internships |
24 credits |
| Final Project |
12 credits |
| Up to 6 credits can be recognised for participation in university and administration activities. |
| Year 1 |
| Name |
Type |
Credits |
| Business |
C |
6 |
| Computer technology |
C |
6 |
| Computing |
C |
6 |
| Discrete mathematics and logic |
C |
6 |
| Engineering, society and the university |
C |
6 |
| Fundamentals of computers |
C |
6 |
| Mathematics 1 |
C |
6 |
| Mathematics 2 |
C |
6 |
| Physics |
C |
6 |
| Programming |
C |
6 |
| Year 2 |
| Name |
Type |
Credits |
| Mathematics 3 |
C |
6 |
| Automata, formal languages and applications |
CO |
6 |
| Databases |
CO |
6 |
| Fundamentals of computer networks |
CO |
6 |
| Operating systems |
CO |
6 |
| Organisation of computers |
CO |
6 |
| Software engineering 1 |
CO |
6 |
| Structure of computers |
CO |
6 |
| Structure of data and algorithms |
CO |
6 |
| User environments |
CO |
6 |
| Year 3 |
| Name |
Type |
Credits |
| Computer architecture |
CO |
6 |
| Computer network architecture |
CO |
6 |
| Computer security |
CO |
6 |
| Database management |
CO |
6 |
| Development of web applications |
CO |
6 |
| Ethics, legislation and profession |
CO |
6 |
| Intelligent systems |
CO |
6 |
| Programming languages |
CO |
6 |
| Project management |
CO |
6 |
| Software engineering 2 |
CO |
6 |
| Year 4 |
| Name |
Type |
Credits |
| Business techniques |
CO |
6 |
| System administration and maintenance |
CO |
6 |
| Optional subjects |
OP |
24 |
| External internships |
CO |
12 |
| Final project |
CO |
12 |
| Optional Subjects |
| Name |
Credits |
| Computational sciences 1 |
6 |
| Computational sciences 2 |
6 |
| Computers for specific applications 1 |
6 |
| Computers for specific applications 2 |
6 |
| Information systems 1 |
6 |
| Information systems 2 |
6 |
| Information systems 3 |
6 |
| Web technology |
6 |
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| Subjects |
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| Entrance requirements |
- Batxillerat (Spanish upper-secondary education certificate) with a pass in the Selectivitat (University Entrance Examination).
- Advanced Vocational Training Module or equivalent.
- Entrance for over 25s, 40s and 45s.
- Possession of a university degree.
- Upper secondary education certificates from the EU or from non-EU countries whose certificate is automatically recognised by Spain, with consent for admission issued by the Spanish National University of Distance Education (UNED).
- Non-EU studies that have been officially recognised as equivalent to a Batxillerat with a pass in the University Entrance Examination.
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| Worth Noting |
- The economic, social and cultural importance of ICT explains the high professional demand for this degree and, therefore, easy access into the work market.
- Students can choose from the optional subjects that are included within the Computer Engineering curriculum and also the optional subjects within the degrees in Multimedia Engineering and Telematics Engineering. This gives them the opportunity to design their own education in relation to different academic and professional pathways.
- The subjects are semestral and each consists of 6 credits, with the exception of the external internships and final project, which count for 12.
- The ETSE qualifications have been designed to guarantee mobility and transferability (shared credits) between them, and to facilitate the acquisition of a second qualification. The Degree in Computer Engineering has transferable credits with the degrees in:
- These subjects are common to all ETSE degrees.
- Business
- Engineering, society and the university
- Physics A
- Computing
- Mathematics I
- Mathematics II
- Mathematics III
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