The design and maintenance of computer systems require extensive scientific training in IT engineering, such as computer science, electronics, telecommunications, and process automation. In addition, you need practical training in these areas. For a career as a computer engineer, you also need fundamental training in the natural sciences (mathematics, physics, chemistry). This allows you to master scientific tools and methodologies that guarantee you the ability to confidently solve practical problems.
This course provides students with basic engineering concepts and excellent knowledge about the main characteristics of information processing, both in terms of hardware and software. In particular, computer skills cover the fundamental principles of computer architecture and processing systems and problems related to the design and integration of hardware and software systems. They give you in-depth knowledge of operating systems, programming languages, software development methods, and the principles and technologies of modeling, design, and database management.
- Hardware engineer
- Computer network system engineer
- Applied and system software analyst and developer.
Cost: €1,827 – €2,600 per year
- TIL-I entrance exam
- A certificate confirming proficiency in English at the B2 level
- 12 years of preceding education.