PROGRAMER IN INFORMATION SCIENCES – ASSOCIATE DEGREE (3 YEARS)

PROGRAMER IN INFORMATION SCIENCES – ASSOCIATE DEGREE (3 YEARS)

 
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE OF A GRADUATE:

A University programmer in information sciences possesses:

  • The basic knowledge (logic-mathematical and computational) for the adequate involvement in his specific and technical know-how.
  • Specific knowledge about the techniques and implementation, tests and maintenance of software.
  • A solid practical experience in the use of language and information tools. 

A university programmer in information sciences is trained for:

  • Utilize with great ability the languages of programming, manage data base, utilized and packages of software.
  • Apply methodologies and information technologies.
  • Interpret methodological skills and technical documentation of the software projects.
  • Has a flexible attitude for integrating interdisciplinary teams in the development and maintenance of information systems.
  • Has a critical and flexible attitude in front of technological advances that are manifested in the field of software applications.
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PLAN OF STUDY 2007
 

 

INTRODUCTORY COURSE (IC)

This course takes place during the second semester of every year.
Nº

SUBJECT

HS./WEEKLY

HS./TOTAL

 C.A.REG. C.A. APROB.
-  INTRODUCTION TO  MATHEMATICS (*) 4 60 - -
- INTRODUTION TO  INFORMATICS (*) 4 60 - -
-

ENGLISH I

 5 75 - -
-

LABORATORY I

 4 60 - -

 

FIRST YEAR

FIRST MODULE
01

Algebra (annual)  

 4 60 - A (IC)
02

Foundations of programming (annual) 

 5 75 - B – D(IC)
03

Logic 

 5 75 - A(IC)
04 Analysis (annual) 4 60 - A(IC)
05

English Language I I

 5 75   C(IC)

SECOND MODULE
- Algebra(Continued) 4 60 -

A (CI)
-

Analysis (Continued)

 5 75 - B – D (IC)
06

Fundamentals of Information Systems

 5 75 05 B – D (IC)
07  

Laboratory II (+)

 4 02 02 D (IC)

 

SECOND YEAR

THIRD MODULE
08

Programming (annual) 

 5 75 01-02-07

05
09

Computer Structural Development  

 6 90 01-02-03 -
10

Data base  

 5 75 02-06 05
11

Laboratory III(+)

 4 60 07-(08) -
12

Laboratory IV (+)

 4 60 07-(10) -

FOURTH MODULE
-  Programming (Continued)  5 75 01-02-07

05
13

Architecture of Computers  

  6 90 09 07
14

operational systems (+)

 6 90 09-13 02
15

Laboratory V

 4 60 11-12 06-07

THIRD YEAR

FIFTH MODULE 
16

Networks

 5 75 13-14 06-09
17

Advanced of computer technologies

 4 60 08-10 09
18

Seminar on ethics and ethics

 3 45 - 06-08
19

Configuration and use of software packages

 4 60 08-10-14 09
20

Professional practice

 5 75 08-10-14 15

 

OBSERVATIONS

  • The totality of classes is developed with a theoretical and practical modality, and also as a workshop, if necessary.
  • The classes identified with an asterisk coincide, in their content, with those that are developed in the process of admittance in the career of information sciences at FCEyT.
  • In function of the discipline evolution, there could be substituted the contents proposed for the laboratories exchanged with others that respond to this evolution.
  • Laboratories are developed on the base of practical experiences in machines.
  • The protocol of promotion of classes, with a final exam or without an exam, remains as a criteria of the respective department.
  • The organization and development of laboratories will be in charge of the Information Laboratory of the Departments of Information Sciences of the FCEyT.
  • In order to be enrolled in the identified career majors with (+), there will be needed an inscription in the correlation classes the numbers of which are indicated in parenthesis.
  • In order to give a final exam of these classes there should be previously approved the classes the numbers of which are indicated in parenthesis.