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A graduate specialist in Information Technology (IT) will know the necessary technologies, both hardware and software, to store, retrieve, transmit and manipulate data. This means that an IT specialist has a good technical and practical knowledge in managing the technological infrastructure which treats the information and the development of systems. An engineer of IT specializes in integrating information technologies rather than the information itself and has knowledge of hardware, operating systems, programming languages, communication protocols, distributed systems and architectures of systems.

Examples of these concepts include aspects as diverse as can be the design of Internet Service Providers (ISP) and/or IT departments, design of Data Processing Centres (CPD), Big Data infrastructures, administration and design of operating systems, computer security applied to Internet infrastructures and to applications, design of distributed systems and distributed applications, Peer-to-Peer (P2P), Cloud Computing, Grid Computing and Mobile Computing, Web Services, exchange of multimedia content (audio, video), social networks, mobile applications, Internet of things.


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Career options

Many different professional positions, both in private companies and in public administration, including consultant that design large infrastructures such as ISP or CPD, telecom operators, administration and management of IT departments, integration and maintenance of services and applications in corporate environments, managers of Big Data infrastructures, designers of mobile applications, designers of distributed applications, Web Service developers, experts in computer security, architects of Internet infrastructures and data networks, Internet of things developers and designers, etc.

Specialization coordinator

Persona Departament Correu electrònic
Barceló Ordinas, Jose Maria AC

Specialization teachers

Persona Departament Correu electrònic
Barceló Ordinas, Jose Maria AC
Barreda Orenga, Roberto AC
Becerra Fontal, Yolanda AC
Berral García, Josep Lluís AC
Careglio, Davide AC
Catrisse i Pérez, Marc AC
Cerdà Alabern, Llorenç AC
Costa Prats, Juan José AC
Delgado Merce, Jaime M. AC
Farré Cirera, Rafel MAT
Fornes de Juan, Jordi AC
Freitag, Felix AC
García Vidal, Jorge AC
Guitart Fernandez, Jordi AC
Kosmidis, Leonidas AC
Llorente Viejo, Silvia AC
López Álvarez, David AC
Martorell Bofill, Xavier AC
Morancho Llena, Enric AC
Pajuelo Gonzalez, Alex AC
Serral Gracià, René AC
Tiñena Salvañà, Francesc MAT
Tous Liesa, Rubén AC

Technical Competences of each Specialization

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SPECIALIZATION

  • CTI1
    To define, plan and manage the installation of the ICT infrastructure of the organization.
    • CTI1.1
      To demonstrate understanding the environment of an organization and its needs in the field of the information and communication technologies.
    • CTI1.2
      To select, design, deploy, integrate and manage communication networks and infrastructures in a organization.
    • CTI1.3
      To select, deploy, integrate and manage information system which satisfy the organization needs with the identified cost and quality criteria.
    • CTI1.4
      To select, design, deploy, integrate, evaluate, build, manage, exploit and maintain the hardware, software and network technologies, according to the adequate cost and quality parameters.
  • CTI2
    To guarantee that the ICT systems of an organization operate adequately, are secure and adequately installed, documented, personalized, maintained, updated and substituted, and the people of the organization receive a correct ICT support.
    • CTI2.1
      To manage, plan and coordinate the management of the computers infrastructure: hardware, software, networks and communications.
    • CTI2.2
      To administrate and maintain applications, computer systems and computer networks (the knowledge and comprehension levels are described in the common technical competences).
    • CTI2.3
      To demonstrate comprehension, apply and manage the reliability and security of the computer systems (CEI C6).
  • CTI3
    To design solutions which integrate hardware, software and communication technologies (and capacity to develop specific solutions of systems software) for distributed systems and ubiquitous computation devices.
    • CTI3.1
      To conceive systems, applications and services based on network technologies, taking into account Internet, web, electronic commerce, multimedia, interactive services and ubiquitous computation.
    • CTI3.2
      To implement and manage ubiquitous systems (mobile computing systems).
    • CTI3.3
      To design, establish and configure networks and services.
    • CTI3.4
      To design communications software.
  • CTI4
    To use methodologies centred on the user and the organization to develop, evaluate and manage applications and systems based on the information technologies which ensure the accessibility, ergonomics and usability of the systems.

Subjects

Specialization compulsory subjects

Specialization complementary subjects


Requisites between subjects

Prerequisite

If a subject A is prerequisite of another subject B, it means that to be able to register B is necessary to have passed the subject A.

If a subject A is corequisite of another subject B, it means that to be able to register B is necessary to have passed or to be register in the subject A.

If a subject A is precorequisite of another subject B, it means that to be able to register B it is necessary to be registered (a quadrimester before at least) subject A. But, in case of havig a list of precorequits (A precorequsite of B, and B precorequisite of C), it won't be posible to register subject C until subject A has not been passed.

If two subjects A and B are orequisite of subject C, it means that to register subject C it is necessary to have passed either subject A or subject B.

If a subject A is incompatible with another subject B, it means that you are not able to register A if you have passed the subject B.