Computer Engineering (Hybrid)

At the end of the Computer Engineering bachelor’s degree, graduates will have acquired a wide range of fundamental knowledge, especially in the math, information science (computing, electronics, telecommunications), and engineering management fields.

By considering the rapid rise in society’s need for information, the student will have developed the capacity to understand and value the working principles of processing systems, both in hardware (system architecture) and software aspects, being able to identify, formulate, and resolve the diverse problems by using updated methods, techniques, and instruments.

The following professional activities are included in the training course for the computer engineer: The design and production of company information systems, the computerizing of public and private agency services through web technology, the development of multimedia and hypermedia systems, the modeling and control of productive processes and complex systems, the development of computer systems based on the project techniques of HW/SW, and the planning of systems based on architectural and network computing.

• 360º Digital Marketing
• Digital Project Management
• Corporate Finance
• Data & Business Analytics
• Design Management

• Software Applications Planning and Implementing
• Computer Procedures Analysis
• Web Infrastructures Engineering
• Software Engineering and Development
• Networks and Embedded Systems Architectural Engineering
• Systems and Networks Administration and Management
• Web Master and Web Designing