Software Engineering State Engineer

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Program Overview

The Software Engineering State Engineer program is designed to train engineers capable of managing the full software development lifecycle, from requirement analysis to deployment and maintenance. The curriculum blends software theory, engineering practices, and cutting-edge technologies like cloud computing, mobile development, and data engineering.

🔹 Key Objectives:

Master software modeling (UML), architecture, and design patterns.

Build scalable applications using modern databases and frameworks.

Apply Agile methodologies, DevOps principles, and quality assurance.

Learn mobile and web development, cloud platforms, and IoT integration.

Prepare for industry roles or graduate-level research.

🔹 Career Opportunities:

Software Engineer / Developer

DevOps Engineer

Systems Analyst

QA Engineer

Software Architect

Teaching Language : French / English

Curriculum Highlights

Core Courses

Software Engineering (principles and techniques)

Systems Analysis and Design (UML modeling)

Object-Oriented and Advanced Programming

Web Development

Mobile Application Development

Operating Systems (synchronization and communication)

Databases (relational and advanced)

Software Testing and Quality Assurance

Software Project Management (traditional and Agile)

Basics of Cloud Computing and DevOps

Advanced Topics

Advanced Software Architecture

(layered architectures, web services, microservices)

Agile Software Engineering

(SCRUM, Kanban, DevOps, continuous integration CI/CD)

Design Patterns

(Singleton, Observer, Factory, etc.)

Advanced Software Security

(secure development, code auditing, vulnerability analysis)

Quality Management and Automated Testing

(unit testing, integration testing, performance testing)

Cloud Computing and Distributed Services

(AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, Docker)

Data Mining and AI Applications in Software Engineering

Game Development and Multimedia Technologies

Distributed Systems and Parallel Computing

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