Obtained the verification of the curriculum by the Council of Universities, prior to the approval of the National Agency for the Evaluation of Quality and Accreditation, as well as the authorization of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, and established the official character of the title by Council of Ministers Agreement of 1 October 2010 (published in the BOE of 11 November),

This Rectorate, in accordance with the provisions of Article 35 of the Organic Law 6/2001, of Universities in the wording given by the Organic Law 4/2007, has resolved to publish the plan of studies leading to the obtaining of the Graduate or Graduate degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Granada, which will be structured as stated in the Annex to this Resolution.

Granada, February 4, 2011. -El Rector, Francisco González Lodeiro.

ANNEX

Graduate or Graduate Degree Studies Plan in Computer Engineering by the University of Granada

Knowledge Branch: Engineering and Architecture.

Partition Center: High Technical School of Computer and Telecommunications Engineering.

Faculty of Education and Humanities of Ceuta.

Implementation course: 2010/2011.

1. Distribution of the Study Plan by type of subject in ECTS credits

	character
Basic Training	60
	138
Optives	30
External Practices	-
End Job	12
Total Credits	240

2. Distribution of basic training credits in the Study Plan

Programming.

Module	Matter	Allocate	ECTS	Course
	Basic Training.	Mathematics.	Linear Algebra and Math Structures.
			6	1
		Logical and Discrete Methods	6	1
		.	Physical and Technological Fundamentals.	6	1
		Informatics.			1
				Technology and Organization Computers.	6	1
				1
6	1
.		6	6	1
.	Statistics.	6	1

3. Structure of the Study Plan

Module

6

30

30

Processing Systems Infrastructure.

12

Information.

Matter	Character	ECTS
	Basic Training.	Mathematics.	Basic.	18	1
		.	Basic.	6	1
		.	Basic.	24	1
		.		6	1
Statistics.
1	6
	Software Programming and Engineering.		30	30
	30
30	30
Information and Intelligent Systems.	Required.	24	2 and 3
Operating Systems, Distributed Systems, and Networks.
Structure and Architecture Computers.	Required.	18	2 and 3
Specialty Training 1: Computation and Smart Systems.	18		3
	Required.		18		Compute Models.	Required.	18	3 and 4
Perception.		4
Training 2: Software Engineering.	Development and Project Management.	Required.	18	3 and 4
	Interaction and Graphical Systems.	Required.	12	3 and 4
	Distributed Systems, Multiagent, and Web Development.	Required.	18	3 and 4
Training 3: Engineering Computers.	High Prstations Computer Systems.	Required.	24	3 and 4
	Systems for Specific Applications.	Required.	24	3 and 4
Specialty Training 4: Information Systems.	Web Information Systems.	Required.	12	3 and 4
	Systems in Enterprise.			18	18
	.	Required.	18	3 and 4
Training 5: Information Technologies.	Programming in Information Technologies.	Required.	24	3 and 4
	Required.	12	3 and 4
	and Security.	Required.	12	3 and 4
Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	Optional.		12	*
	Systems Add-ons.	Optional.	12	*
	Programming.	Optional.	12
Software Engineering Complements.	Programming Add-ons.			*
	Computing Add-ons.	Optional.	12	*
Parallel Programming and Operating Systems Add-ons.	Optional.	12	*
Optional.		Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	Optional.	12	*
	Computing Add-ons.		12	12
Electronic Systems Add-ons.	Optional.	12	*
Systems Add-ons.	Development Add-ons on Systems Information.	Optional.	18	*
	and Infrastructure Add-ons in Information Systems.
Development Add-ons in Technologies Information.	Optional.	18	*
12	Optional.		12	12	12
Interdisciplinary Complementary Training.		*
		18	*
Ethics, Law, and Enterprise.	Optional.	18	*
	Practices.	Optional.		12
End of Grade project.	End of Grade project.	Required.	12	4

(*) Optativity: 30 credits in 4. course.

Depending on the subjects, the student may obtain the mention in:

Computing and Intelligent Systems.

Computer Engineering.

Software Engineering.

Information Systems.

Information Technologies.

By virtue of the Agreements adopted by the Academic Commission of the Andalusian Council of Universities, on the minimum common contents of the Teachings of Grade, as well as the Circular of 10 June 2010, of the Directorate General of the Universities of the Junta de Andalucía, the students who are awarded this Degree must prove, prior to obtaining the Title, the linguistic competence in a foreign language of level B1 or higher, in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Credit recognition: According to article 12.8 of Royal Decree 1393/2007, in its new wording given by Royal Decree 861/2010, students will be able to obtain academic recognition in credits for participation in cultural, sports, student representation, solidarity and cooperation activities. By agreement of the Government Council of the University of Granada, of 21 October 2010, for these activities, up to 12 ECTS can be recognized in the optativity component.

According to the Government Council of the University of Granada, of 25 July 2008, in order to promote the mainstreaming between different plans and for the student to participate in the design of his training, he will be able to the choice between the offer of optional qualifications or the choice of complete modules of other qualifications offered at the University of Granada.