The Software Engineering program of the María Cano University Foundation seeks to train citizens with the capacity to respond to the needs of the national productive and service system, with a social focus, capable of analyzing, designing, modeling, developing and implementing products and services. of software that strengthen the productive sector and services, public and private, based on standards, regulations, methodologies and tools that guarantee world-class products, with the necessary skills to promote their ability to provide comprehensive solutions to problems that in their professional performance is presented to them, based on values and ethics, supported by technological tools that guarantee their results.
Software Engineering: Medellín On Campus
Title awarded: Software Engineer
Modality: face-to-face
SNIES: 104471
Qualified registration: N. 013063 of July 31, 2023
Validity: 7 years
Value 2024: $3.022.649 per semester
City: Medellín
Duration: 9 semesters
Number of credits: 156
Professional profile
The María Cano Software Engineering professional will be able to contribute to the benefit of society through the use of technological tools in the creation and management of organizations, with a focus on social commitment and a vision of customer service. In this way, the Software Engineering professional has knowledge and skills that characterize their profession such as:
• Apply models, techniques and methods of Software Engineering to solve problems.
• Develop information systems supported by databases, using tools according to the needs and expectations of those who may be benefited or affected by the products and services, inside and outside the company.
• Evaluate software products based on quality criteria and based on the guidelines of Software Engineering.
• Ability to manage, audit and evaluate information systems and technological platforms based on information technology and telecommunications.
• Will solve different types of problems using existing software tools in the market applied to the different phases of the software development life cycle.
• Will participate in the organization of the programming area, defining the profile of the necessary human resources and contributing to their selection and training.
Work profile
The Software Engineer has knowledge and skills that characterize his occupation as:
• Leader in projects related to software analysis, design and evaluation.
• Advisor in the different areas of development and support of institutions that produce goods and services dedicated to the creation of software.
• Advisor, evaluator, consultant and auditor of software development projects.
• IT and systems manager.
• Coordinator of software development projects.
• Creator of software development companies.
CURRICULUM
Study Plan
Semestres
Credits
Semestre I | |
ICT management | 2 |
Mathematics I | 2 |
Communication skills | 2 |
Chair Maria Cano | 2 |
Human development | 2 |
Geometry | 2 |
Introduction to Engineering | 2 |
Logical and algorithmic thinking | 3 |
Total | 17 |
Credits 17
Credits
Semestre 2 | |
Mathematics II | 2 |
Critical reading | 2 |
Citizen skills | 2 |
Diferential calculus | 3 |
Linear algebra | 3 |
Information platforms | 2 |
Programming languages for the web | 3 |
Total | 17 |
Credits 17
Credits
Semestre 3 | |
Innovation and creativity | 3 |
Statistics | 2 |
Integral calculus | 3 |
Physics I and laboratory | 3 |
Data structure | 3 |
Mobile programming languages | 3 |
Total | 17 |
Credits 17
Credits
Semestre 4 | |
Entrepreneurship | 3 |
Research foundations | 2 |
Calculation in several variables | 3 |
Differential equations | 3 |
Physics II and laboratory | 3 |
Databases | 3 |
Total | 17 |
Credits 17
Credits
Semestre 5 | |
Projects formulation | 3 |
Operations research | 2 |
Special mathematics | 2 |
Discrete mathematics | 3 |
Software Construction I | 3 |
Epistemology | 2 |
Data warehouses | 3 |
Total | 18 |
Credits 18
Creditos
Semestre 6 | |
Project evaluation | 3 |
Institutional elective | 2 |
Modeling and simulation | 3 |
Digital systems | 2 |
Operating systems and compilers | 3 |
Software Construction II | 3 |
Numerical methods | 2 |
Total | 18 |
Credits 18
Credits
Semestre 7 | |
Geopolitics | 2 |
Elective I | 3 |
Technology management and innovation | 3 |
aAgorithm analysis | 3 |
IT Governance | 2 |
Artificial intelligence | 2 |
Electronics for IoT | 3 |
Total | 18 |
Credits 18
Credits
Semestre 8 | |
Ethics | 2 |
Data science | 3 |
In-depth elective I | 2 |
Software testing (validation and verification) | 2 |
Cybersecurity | 2 |
Cloud computing architecture | 3 |
Telematics for IoT | 3 |
Total | 17 |
Credits 17
Credits
Semestre 9 | |
Legal and regulatory framework | 2 |
Software quality | 3 |
Professional practice | 10 |
Deepening Elective II | 2 |
Total | 17 |
Total program credits | 156 |
Credits 17
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Admission requirements New In-person and Virtual Undergraduate Applicant
To enter any of the undergraduate programs offered by María Cano, the new applicant must complete the following procedure:
- Fill out the online registration form
- Make the payment of undergraduate registration fees $133,900
- At the end of the registration form, upload to the platform the following documents one by one (in PDF format) as indicated at the end:
- Photocopy of the high school degree certificate or diploma, if you have not yet completed grade 11, original study certificate, issued by the school valid for no more than one month.
- Results of the ICFES tests (Saber 11), if you do not have the results you can attach the citation to the test.
- A legible photocopy of the identity document (enlarged).
- A 3×4 size photo, light blue background.
- Documents are not received physically unless required during the admission process.
- Print the registration payment form at the end of online registration or make payment through PSE.
*The Foundation reserves the right to admit and assign study schedules to students.