About the course

The Computer Engineering course provides students with knowledge of embedded systems and how they work, integrating hardware and software, developing competencies and skills that are necessary to conduct studies, plan, specify, design, develop, adapt, improve, industrialize, install, and maintain computer systems.

After graduating, you may work in the areas of automation technology and information technology, holding positions as a researcher, a consultant, a director, a manager, and a technician. You may also coordinate and supervise work teams, conduct technical and economic feasibility studies; perform and inspecting technical work and services; performing technical visits, inspections, and evaluations; and issuing official reports and statements.

 Subjects

• Performance Analysis
• Computer Architecture
• Electric Circuits
• Computer Graphics
• Control
• Analog Electronics
• Digital Electronics
• Ethics
• Physics
• Mathematics
• Microcontrollers
• Microprocessors
• Signal Processing
• Programming
• Chemistry
• Social Responsibility
• Robotics
• Telecommunications