Software, data, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and information systems.
8 programs found
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Bachelor's course run by the Department of Computer Science (DCC). It aims to give students a solid theoretical and practical grounding in computing fundamentals, with internships, industry extension projects and early involvement in research.
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Bachelor's course in data science offered by the DCC, held in the afternoon shift. The page argues that data now affects every profession and area of knowledge, which motivates the program.
São Paulo, Brazil
Computer science bachelor's course with more than thirty years of history, updated with a curriculum that includes applied AI, practical projects and laboratories. Graduates are prepared for innovative projects and computational problem solving across several areas.
Goiânia, Brazil
Full-time computer science course based at the Samambaia campus with 40 places in each semester. The page highlights top Brazilian ministry evaluation scores and preparation for software development, databases, networks and security.
Florianópolis, Brazil
Undergraduate computer science course with almost thirty years of history. Students may follow a traditional profile focused on new technologies and solid computing fundamentals, or a more specific profile chosen in the second stage of the course.
Brasília, Brazil
Daytime bachelor's course of the Department of Computer Science at the Darcy Ribeiro campus. It trains graduates in the theoretical foundations of computing and in designing and implementing systems; 214 credits (3,210 hours) with a compulsory final thesis.
São Leopoldo, Brazil
Bachelor's computer science course taught in simulation laboratories, with companies taking part in classes. Students join hackathons and programming marathons and begin building a professional portfolio.
São Leopoldo, Brazil
Graduate program in applied computing that trains researchers and professionals to develop technological solutions for society and industry. Research lines include geospatial information, software engineering, intelligent systems and the Internet of Things.
