Brochure - Universidad de Monterrey

Computer Technology
Engineer
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An UDEM ITC—
Is a professional who can translate the
vision and goals of an organization into
business solutions based on computer
applications that generate sustainable
competitive advantages such as
usability on the Web and in mobile
applications.
Independent
Technologyoriented
Persistent
Tenacious
ITC
Innovative
Organized
International
Programs
—
Global Education—
Dual Degree Program—
Core Courses—
It is essential for UDEM to train professionals with a global
vision, a capacity for analysis, and a great ability to perform
with ease within the international context. We believe that it is
of the utmost importance to foster in our students the ability
to focus on cultural similarities rather than on the differences
between them and their fellow men, thus turning them into
people who are ready to interact in a multicultural environment
and make relevant contributions to the progress of their
communities through international education
with a human touch.
UDEM international programs can give your academic
achievements international accreditation. Through exclusive
agreements with various universities, it is possible for you
to receive your degree from UDEM and concurrently obtain
a degree from a foreign university. The dual-degree option
allows you to make the best of the knowledge acquired and
apply it in a more international scope.
- Developing Business Opportunities
- Technological Exploration
- Fundamentals of Programming
- Principles of Programming
- Intermediate Programming
- Design and Analysis of Algorithms
- Object-oriented Modeling
- Technologies and Methodologies for
Software Development
- Database Management Systems
- Data Structures
- Computer Organization and
Architecture
- Hardware Laboratory
- Introduction to Networks
- Network Design
- Interface Design
- User-Centered Design
- Modeling and Managing Business
Processes
- Computer Technology Project
Management
- Exploring Applications and Trends in
Computer Technologies
- Developing Component-Based
Applications
- Developing Object-Oriented
Applications
- Software Quality
- Databases
- Operating Systems
- Advanced Programming
- Computer Technology Security
- Integrating Computer Applications
- Differential Calculus
- Computer Mathematics
- Integral Calculus
- Linear Algebra
- Differential Equations
- Probability and Statistics
- Classical Mechanics
- Classical Mechanics Laboratory
- Classical Mechanics Laboratory II
Academic Exchange—
Foreign Students—
Internationalization—
UDEM’s Department for International
Programs puts at your disposal about
650 alternatives at the best universities
in the world, offering you programs that
include summer courses, internships,
and study periods of up to one year
abroad.
UDEM endeavors to increase its
international scope and values the diversity
of its students, proudly welcoming students
from different countries.
UDEM offers you a multicultural
on-campus environment through
a solid model of international
participation which includes:
International students have the
opportunity to study their full degree at
UDEM or visit us on academic exchange.
1. The promotion of international
activities and programs
2. Constant interaction with foreign
students and professors
3. Visiting faculty from universities in
other parts of the world
4. The learning of a third language
Professional
Success
—
An UDEM ITC can
work as a(n)—
Workshops and Laboratories—
Designed to help students make the most of their program of study, UDEM
laboratories and workshops enable real practice as well as the strengthening of
knowledge acquired in class.
- GENERA: Computer Technologies
- IDETI: Software Engineering
- Usability: Analysis of User Experience
- Computer Science: Programming and the Internet
- Identification: RFID Technologies
- Programming: Java, Visual Studio, Raptor, Pseint, Alice, JSDK
- Databases: SQL Server, PHP, Access, MySQL
- Networks: CISCO Technology
- Process Modeling: BlueWorks, Mockflow, Codiqa, Innov8
- Object-oriented Development: StarUML
- WEB and Components: Visual Studio y SQL Server
- Usability: Optimal Workshop , Chalkmark and Treesort,
Morae and Userzoom
- Software Quality: Personal Software Process
- Project Management: Project Management
Body of Knowledge
- Interfaces: Software Eyetracking, Mockflow, Balsamiq,
Photoshop / Dreamweaver, Meta tag density generator
www.ranks.nl, Readability level read-able.com, Color contrast
tools, Optimization of CSS and HTML for JAWS
Curriculum
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- Software Engineer
- Software Architect
- Information Technology Infrastructure Manager
- Computer Applications Engineer
- Software Project and Process Manager
- Software Developer
- Information Architect
- Information Specialist
- Systems Analyst
- Network Manager
- Information Systems Manager
- Applications Programmer
- Among other positions
Basic Courses—
- Organizational Leadership
- Interpreting Statistical Information
- Social Thinking of the Church
- Global Competencies
- Compared International Contexts
- Academic Writing
Specialization
Courses—
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
- Software Engineering
- Software Evolution
- Developing Multi-layer Applications
- Database Applications
- Developing WEB Applications
- Developing Mobile Applications
- Developing Embedded Applications
- Interdisciplinary Project in Technological
Development
IDENTIFICATION TECHNOLOGIES/RFID
- Interdisciplinary Project in Technological
Development
- Network Laboratory
- Computer Technology for Integration
- Computer Architecture
- Network Applications
- Integrating Information Technologies
- Information Technologies
Integration Laboratory
- Advanced Networks
- Developing Identification Applications
- Identification Technologies Laboratory
BUSINESS TECHNOLOGIES
- Fundamentals of Administration
- Introduction to Finance
- Manufacturing Processes and Materials
- Database Applications
- Computer Technologies for Finance
Processes
- Computer Technologies for Commerce
Processes
- Computer Technologies for Manufacturing
Processes
- Interdisciplinary Project in Technological
Development
WEB TECHNOLOGIES
- Typefaces
- Educational Web Page Design
- E-business
- Information Architecture
- Usability
- E-commerce
- Development of WEB Applications
- Interdisciplinary Project in Technological
Development
Elective Courses—
One course to be selected from
each cluster
NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES
- Human Anatomy
- Nutrition
- Preventive Stomatology I
- Biochemistry
- Research
- Chemistry
- Computer Mathematics
- Mathematical Logic
- Statistics
- Basic Electronics
- Astronomy
- Sustainable Development
- Technology Tools for Productivity
- Trends in Science and Technology
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
- Human Capital Management
- Marketing
- Tourism
- General Sociology
- Sociology of Culture
- Introduction to Anthropology
- Modern World History
- Introduction to Political Science
- Political Geography
- Theory of the State and
Public Administration
- Introduction to International Relations
- Mexico’s Political System
- Fundamental Rights and Citizenship
- History of Legal Institutions
- General Criminal Law
- Person and Family
- Constitutional Law
- Mexican Studies
- General Psychology
- Psychology of the Child and Adolescent
- Psychology of Learning
- Social Psychology
- Development of Interpersonal Skills
ARTS AND HUMANITIES
- Ideology of Images
- Art After the Cold War
- History of Photography
- The Classical World
- Effective Communication
- Oral Communication
- Sources of Western Literature
- Study of Religions
- Organizational Ethics
- Sociology of Organizations
- Life and Culture in Mexico
- Languages: Spanish, French, German, or
Mandarin Chinese
- Preparation for Success in the TOEFL
- Professional Writing in English
- Preparation and Delivery of Presentations
in English
- Effective Communication in Business
English
Supplementary
Courses—
Two courses are to be selected from one
discipline outside the curriculum.
Co-curricular
Courses—
Four courses are to be selected from art,
sports, music, dance, sustainability,
leadership, and spirituality.
Internship and
Final Evaluation—
- Internship Program in Computer
Technologies
- Computer Technologies Final
Evaluation Program
Personalized Educational Model—
Experiential Learning—
The University of Monterrey helps people develop in an integral
manner through its personalized educational model. Within an
intercultural environment, UDEM identifies and perfects the
talent each student has, guiding such talent with academic
and human excellence to reach its maximum potential, which
results in the student’s professional and personal success.
UDEM has a commitment to the integral training of its
students and, thus, offers a series of co-curricular courses
and extra-curricular activities through which the students can
develop their physical, leadership, cultural, artistic, and
social-responsibility skills and experience and promote the
universal values characteristic of BEING.
Admission
Requirements—
1.
be human
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udem.edu.mx
Take Academic Aptitude Test
and get required score.
4.
3.
Make payment of
pre-registration fee by any of
the following means: on-line,
in person, or at bank.
5.
Define your class schedule
with your Curriculum Director.
Complete your registration
by any of the following
means: on-line, in person,
at bank; using any of the
different payment methods.
Financial Support—
UDEM Residence Halls—
UDEM has developed a financial support scheme to further
the academic progress of its students. Through its academic
excellence scholarship program and student loan plans,
UDEM makes it possible for its students to continue their
professional studies.
UDEM Residence Halls, created especially for our
out-of-town students, is a unique concept because of its
design and university life project. It is a community in which the
facilities and UDEM values integrate fully to provide you with
the best experience of your university life.
For further information go to:
udem.edu.mx/carreras
For further information go to:
udem.edu.mx/residencias
The University of Monterrey is located
in the municipality of San Pedro Garza
García, which is part of the metropolitan
area of the city of Monterrey, in Nuevo
León, México.
Av. Morones Prieto 4500 Pte.
San Pedro Garza García, N. L.
México, C. P. 66238
RÍO SANTA CATARINA
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T. 8215.10.10
8215.12.61
01.800.801.UDEM
admisiones@udem.edu.mx
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Computer Technology Engineer. Recognition of Official Validity of Studies (RVOE) granted by the Mexican Secretariat of Public
Education in October 2009, according to Authorization 20090947, effective as of 2009. Accredited by the Commission of the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS).
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