The Computer Science career studies the theoretical and practical foundations oriented to the development of new technologies (artificial vision, intelligent systems, ubiquitous systems, distributed computing, information security, among others), from a scientific paradigmatic vision oriented to the search for knowledge, thus contributing to the expansion of knowledge in its discipline and promoting the development of strategic sectors such as social welfare, education, entertainment, business sector, government, productive sector and environment.
Design Software Architecture of complex problems.
Apply emerging technologies in digital transformation processes.
Analyze and deploy the full potential of Big Data in high concurrency environments.
Analyze and define functional and non-functional scopes of software solutions.
Audit and evaluate the security and quality of software solutions implemented by third parties.
Logical and problem-solving reasoning
Development of Computational Thinking
Data-driven decision making capability
Confidence and Resilience
Social, ethical and professional responsibility
Technology is present in all areas of operation and strategy of the industry sectors.
With the skills you acquire in Computer Engineering, your capacity for innovation has no limits.
National and International Academic Travel To know and interact culturally, enrich and specialize knowledge at the forefront of world progress.
Experiential Experience .- Solve real business problems by interacting with companies from different industries to strengthen your academic training.
Conferences and Workshops. Contribution of specific theoretical, practical and cutting-edge knowledge in areas of interest to the career that motivate innovation and research, as well as the acquisition of experience through the development of activities in conjunction with the business sector and technological communities.
The Computer Science program studies the theoretical and practical foundations oriented to the development of new technologies (artificial vision, intelligent systems, ubiquitous systems, distributed computing, information security, among others).
