The Software Engineering (SE) specialization aims to train Master's graduates in computer science in the fields of software engineering, particularly in component engineering, software architectures, and models, working in current environments such as intranet, networks, web, and information systems security.

The program is designed to equip future graduates with the skills necessary to manage the heterogeneity of platforms, components, and protocols (interoperability issues, standards, web services), design and manage projects, and continuously evolve their expertise.

Upon completion of their training, students should be able to take on roles as development engineers, project managers, designers, and software architects. Thus, the objectives of this program can be summarized as follows:

1- Develop complex software, from requirements specification to validated code,

2- Master and implement components, software architectures, and models,

3- Manage heterogeneous systems (interoperability issues, standards, web services),

4- Solve problems related to the industrialization and migration of software,

5- Automate the production of software families.