How to become a computer engineer?

 To start acting as a computer engineer, there are two prerequisites:


having a college degree in Computer Engineering;

be registered with the Regional Council of Engineering, Architecture and Agronomy (Crea), which is only possible after the completion of the training.

The undergraduate course lasts five years. In order to cover such a wide range of activities, the curriculum is very complete, including subjects in Mathematics, Programming, Web Design and Management. See some of the components of the curriculum:


computer architecture and organization;

computational logic;

data structure;

programming languages ;

computational security;

electrical and electronic circuits;

CG;

Artificial intelligence;

electronic games;

telecommunications;

entrepreneurship;

people management;

IT services.

To complement the training, many colleges also require an internship. Essentially, the student goes through the experience of working in a company, putting into practice the studied concepts and enriching the curriculum for the definitive insertion in the market.

A computer network is a set of computers that are connected together so that they can share information. The earliest examples of computer networks are from the 1960s, but they have come a long way in the half-century since then.

Now that you know what a computer engineer does and what the main demands are for that professional, you saw that it is a promising career, right? Therefore, if you identify with the course, it is worthwhile to deepen your curiosity and seek a good degree, since this is the gateway to the professional market.


Did you like this post and want to complement your reading? So, be sure to also read our complete guide on the Computer Engineering course , with all the information you need.

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