Subject Description

'Fundamentals of Computer Engineering' aims to provide a global vision of Computer Engineering in both academic and professional points of view. The course gives the students a grasp of the fundamentals on which this engineering is based (mathematics, physics, anthropology and ethics), the future professional careers and the role of a computer engineer in today's society.

Students are expected to dedicate a total of 150 working hours to this course. The course is divided into two parts: • Theoretical Foundations. • Practical Skills - Introduction to web development.
In my class 1ºA, it´s being teached by Moisés Martínez Muñoz.

Units in this subject

Here are the following units with links to their pdf (This only in case you are a student or teacher of the ufv):

1. Block 1 - Computer Engineering in Society
• FCE - Unit 0 - Intro
• FCE - Unit 1 - Background and historical perspectives
• FCE - Unit 2 - The current context of Computer Science
• FCE - Unit 3 - Computer Engineering as a Degree and Profession


2. Block 2 - Current paradigms and trends in systems and applications
• FCE - Unit 4 - Hardware
• FCE - Unit 5 - Software
• FCE - Unit 6 - Operating Systems
• FCE - Unit 7 - Networks
• FCE - Unit 8 - New trends


3. Block 3 - Information and Data
• FCE - Unit 9-1 - Information and Data
• FCE - 9.2 - Information and Data
• FCE - Unit 10 - Information and Big Data


4. Block 4 - Software Development
• FCE - Unit 1 - Introduction to Software Development I
• FCE - Unit 2 - Introduction to Software Development II


5. Block 5 - Web Applications
• FCE - Unit 3 - Introduction to web programming
• FCE - Unit 4 - HTML
• FCE - Unit 5 - CSS

Practical work

This is the practical Work that we did in this subject:

• Activity I-My first repository
• Activity II-Conflict resolution
• Activity III-My first web page
• Activity IV- From my web page to my web app (Optional)
• Practical work I-Research topics
• Practical work II-