Degree in Telecommunications Engineering

Degree in Telecommunications Engineering, has a duration of 5 years, taught in the Day regime and, as in the first course, this one is also organized in semesters. In this course, the Faculty of Engineering seeks to provide, every year, visits to control and information traffic centers of telephone companies, with the aim of helping students to:

Understand the operation of a cellular mobile exchange;
Understand the concept of base stations, and how they work in practice;
Identify the types of antennas used;
Understand how switching and mobile traffic control centers and signaling centers work in practice.

The degree in Computer Engineering can perform the following functions:

Computer Network Engineer;
Computer Systems Engineer;
Application Programming Engineer;
Software Project Engineer;
Information Technology Services Manager;
Data Center Manager and Designer;
College professor.

The graduate in Telecommunications Engineering can perform the following functions:

Computer Network Engineer;
Computer Systems Engineer;
Telecommunications Infrastructure Engineer;
Project and Telecommunications Systems Engineer;
Information Technology Services Manager;
Data Center Manager and Designer;
College professor

Have completed high school or equivalent in the areas of:

• Informatics, Mathematics, Physics, Mechanics, Exact Sciences
• Have original documents attesting completion of high school
• Identity card
• Pass the entrance exams with the grade regulated by the UCAN