The Masters in Computer Science aims to deepen the knowledge in Computer Engineering, from a scientific and technological base conferred by a Degree in Computer Science or similar. The course aims to train qualified professionals to practice as a Informatics Engineering with high scientific quality, technical, ethical and human relations in the broad spectrum of job profiles identified for Informatics Engineering. The course still provides to its students an education that by its cohesion and solidity, enable those who wish to pursue careers as Phd researchers. In order to align this MSc with the market demand, the course offers a flexible and heterogeneous curriculum structure organized in four branches of specialization:
-Computer Systems
-Information and Knowledge Systems
-Graphics Systems and Multimedia
-Software Engineering
| 1º Year | ||
|---|---|---|
| Curricular unit | Period | ECTS |
| Software Development Organization | 1st Semester | |
| Distributed Systems Programming | 1st Semester | |
| Mobile Systems | 1st Semester | |
| Data Warehouse and Analytical Processing (optional) | 1st Semester | |
| People and Team Management (optional) | 1st Semester | |
| Interfaces and Design (optional) | 1st Semester | |
| System Management and Configuration | 2st Semester | |
| Computer Security Engineering | 2st Semester | |
| Fault Tolerant Software | 2st Semester | |
| Advanced Operating Systems Concepts (optional) | 2st Semester | |
| System Integration (optional) | 2st Semester | |
| Enterprise Information Systems (optional) | 2st Semester | |
| 2º Year | ||
| Curricular unit | Period | ECTS |
| Ubiquitous Computing | 1st Semester | |
| Innovation and Entrepreneurship | 1st Semester | |
| Master Thesis | Annual | |
