Software Engineering

These course options are designed for experienced software engineers who wish to enhance their skillset in areas in computer science and software development. Course options include computational network analysis and modelling, design patters, performance of distributed systems and the MSc in Advanced Software Engineering.

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delivered by UCD, ATU Sligo and TU Dublin

About Software Engineering

The software engineering programme is designed for experienced software engineers who wish to enhance their skill set in areas of computer science and software development that impact directly on their work. Participants are exposed to current technologies, methodologies, processes, and theories as well as those still under research that may become mainstream in the future.

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MSc Advanced Software Engineering

Delivered by University College Dublin

Starts September 2024
Online Teaching
90 Credits
NFQ Level 9
Course Option Part-Time
Course Fees: €4,770.00 EU Fee

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Design Patterns

Delivered by University College Dublin

It covers Design Patterns in detail, their role in the software lifecycle, how and where they should be applied, and the potential benefits that accrue from their use.

Starts September 2023
Online Teaching
10 Credits
NFQ Level 9
Course Option Module
Course Fees: €1,750.00 EU Fee

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Performance of Distributed Systems

Delivered by University College Dublin

It provides students with an introduction to performance engineering applied to software systems, including cloud-based systems.

Starts September 2024
Online Teaching
10 Credits
NFQ Level 9
Course Option Module
Course Fees: €1,750.00 EU Fee

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Secure Software Engineering

Delivered by University College Dublin

The module will provide a learning environment that will encourage learners to construct their knowledge through problem solving as part of a team, and to critically reflect on recent security breaches and vulnerabilities so they can develop their own and others leadership and advocacy skills.