60 monthsProgramme duration
Mar, AugStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Why study Computer Engineering?
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) are present in all industries and in all areas, including our home. Understanding technological advances and learning how to use and manage ICTs can enhance any undertaking and improve the environment in which we live and work. The computer engineer applies methods, techniques, and technology to solve the information problems of organizations.
Employability:
- The computer engineer works in all types of companies (from large manufacturing plants to small companies), software developers and large consulting firms.
- You can create your own software development company or IT service provider.
- Thanks to telecommuting, you can work in one city or country and live in another.
- He is a professional with the skills to research trends and new technologies and create his own business.
- He has skills to work as a team in the analysis of requirements, the design and the development of software that complies with international quality and information security standards.
- He is a professional capable of directing projects for the development, maintenance or implementation of computer systems.
- He works in the Infrastructure area as a technical support analyst, server administrator, network administrator and even managing the area.
- Know the processes of organizations to optimize their resources and deadlines, thanks to the use of the most appropriate technology; and it can with intelligent systems, robotics, video games and ERP, among others.
- Being a computer engineer gives great work flexibility, in order to guide the professional career in search of new challenges.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Computer Science and Information Systems
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Why study Computer Engineering?
Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) are present in all industries and in all areas, including our home. Understanding technological advances and learning how to use and manage ICTs can enhance any undertaking and improve the environment in which we live and work. The computer engineer applies methods, techniques, and technology to solve the information problems of organizations.
Employability:
- The computer engineer works in all types of companies (from large manufacturing plants to small companies), software developers and large consulting firms.
- You can create your own software development company or IT service provider.
- Thanks to telecommuting, you can work in one city or country and live in another.
- He is a professional with the skills to research trends and new technologies and create his own business.
- He has skills to work as a team in the analysis of requirements, the design and the development of software that complies with international quality and information security standards.
- He is a professional capable of directing projects for the development, maintenance or implementation of computer systems.
- He works in the Infrastructure area as a technical support analyst, server administrator, network administrator and even managing the area.
- Know the processes of organizations to optimize their resources and deadlines, thanks to the use of the most appropriate technology; and it can with intelligent systems, robotics, video games and ERP, among others.
- Being a computer engineer gives great work flexibility, in order to guide the professional career in search of new challenges.
Admission Requirements
Enrollment in the University Initiation Course (CIU):
- Present a photocopy of the DNI at the University Tower (Zabala 1837)
- Pay the Registration Fee
- pick up the Enrollment Application at the Revenue Office
- 1 3x3 or 4x4 passport photo
- photocopy of the DNI (1st and 2nd page) or of the passport in case of being a foreigner
- secondary studies certificate duly legalized by the Ministry of Education (original and common photocopy). Secondary degrees from schools that are not from the Federal Capital and were issued before January 1, 2010, must also be legalized by the Ministry of the Interior. The need for legalization is eliminated for all titles issued after January 1, 2010.
They must accompany in their original presentation the documentation that is detailed and any other that in each particular case may be required by this institution:
- Certificate of university studies issued by the University where they come from, duly legalized by the respective office of the Ministry of Education.
- Program of the subjects studied, approved and/or failed, specifying the number of postponements and whose equivalence they would like to assert at this University, duly legalized by the competent authority.
- Certification that you are not disciplinary sanctioned at the University where you come from.
International Student Enrollment
The original of the Certificate of Secondary Studies must be legalized:
- In the country of origin by the Ministry of Culture and Education and the Argentine Consulate.
- In the Argentine Republic at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Arenales 819/21 Ground Floor, City of Buenos Aires, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) and by the Ministry of Education (Bolívar 191, Ground Floor) with originals of the Certificate of Secondary Studies and a photocopy of the same.
Then Legalize it by the Association of Translators, Avda. Callao 289, City of Buenos Aires.
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