Escuela Superior de Ingenieros Informáticos Postgraduate Office
- Ángeles Ávila
- Head
Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros Informáticos Postgraduate Office
secretaria@fi.upm.es
Phone: (+34) 91 067 2753
European Master in Software Engineering
COMPUTER SCIENCE SCHOOL. UNIVERSIDAD POLITÉCNICA DE MADRID
Computer Science School
Technical University of Madrid
María Fernández
Administrative Officer
maria.fernandez@upm.es
Phone: (+34) 91 067 2754
Loïc Martínez
Associate Professor
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
j.estudios@fi.upm.es
Phone: (+34) 91 067 2708
Ángeles Ávila
Postgraduate Center
centro.postgrado@fi.upm.es
Phone: (+34) 91 067 2723
José Miguel Atienza
Associate Professor
Vice-Rector for Academic Strategy and Internationalization
vicerrector.estrategiaacademica@upm.es
Phone: (+34) 91 336 6045
100% of the professors in the European Master in Software Engineering have a Ph.D. and have a full time contract with the UPM (4 Full Professor, 20 Associate Professor, 3 Assistant Professors, and 5 researchers with venia docendi).
75% of all the professors hold a permanent position.
Name | Position | Office |
---|---|---|
de Antonio, Angélica | Associate professor | D-5108 |
Barambones, José María | Assistant professor | D-5106 |
Caballero, Juan | Researcher with venia docendi | Ins. IMDEA Sw – 376 |
Calvo-Manzano, José A. | Associate professor | D-5107 |
Carro, Manuel | Associate professor | D-2304/026 (IMDEA Software Institute) |
Dieste, Óscar | Associate professor | D-5106 |
Ferré, Xavier | Associate professor | D-5112 |
Fiore, Dario | Researcher with venia docendi | Ins. IMDEA Sw – 372 |
Gorla, Alessandra | Researcher with venia docendi | Ins. IMDEA Sw – 350 |
Guarnieri, Marco | Researcher with venia docendi | Ins. IMDEA Sw – 350 |
Fuertes, José Luis | Associate professor | S-1005 |
Hermenegildo, Manuel | Full professor | D-2212 |
Herranz, Ángel | Associate professor | D-2309 |
Imbert, Ricardo | Associate professor | D-5112 |
Juristo, Natalia | Full professor | D-5104 |
Mariño, Julio | Associate professor | D-2308 |
Martínez, Loïc | Associate professor | S-1005 / D-2303 |
Medinilla, Nelson | Associate professor | D-5109 |
Menasalvas, Ernestina | Full professor | D-4302 |
Moreno, Pedro | Researcher with venia docendi | Ins. IMDEA Sw |
Moreno, Ana M. | Full professor | D-5101 |
Muñoz, Susana | Associate professor | D-2310 |
Olea, Marta | Associate professor | D-4203/6101 (Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería de SISTEMAS INFORMÁTICOS) |
Quevedo, Pilar | Associate professor | D-5216 |
Ramírez, Jaime | Associate professor | D-5112 |
Rodríguez, Pilar | Assistant professor | D-6203 |
San Feliu, Tomás | Associate professor | D-5107 |
Segovia, Javier | Associate professor | D-2302 |
Silva, Andrés | Associate professor | D-5111 |
Susur Saurina Lucini, Ebru | Assistant professor | D-5217 |
Vegas, Sira | Associate professor | D-5105 |
Villalba, Elena | Associate professor | D-5110 |
The Master is taught in the Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros Informáticos (Computer Science School) at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, and its students have access to all the resources and facilities of the School.
The Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros Informáticos is located in the Campus of International Excellence Montegancedo, Boadilla del Monte, Madrid.
Here you can see How to get to the campus?
For the entry and admission to the Master in Software Engineering is necessary apply online at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid‘s online application page.
After being admitted to Master’s program, enrolment can be done on-line (you could need Appointment online Enrolment) on the above the dates. In any case, students must make sure that they comply with the Master in Software Engineering restrictions on the choice of optional subjects.
The classes for the first semester of 2020-2021 begin on Monday, September 14, 2020. The timetables, course calendar and examination dates for the 2020/21 academic year are now available.
Students will be referred to the Information Handbook, where they will find all the information on Master in Software Engineering.
The Master in Software Engineering course information includes information on:
Each student of the master has an assigned tutor, who is a professor of the master, who will advice him/her on academic issues. The list of assignments is available here.
Timetables also available in PDF (1st Period and 2nd Period).
12:00 | 13:00 | 14:00 | 15:00 | 16:00 | 17:00 | 18:00 | 19:00 | 20:00 | |
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Monday | Computer Security | Verification and Validation | Requirements Engineering | Software Project Management | |||||
Tuesday | Challenges for Accessible Computing for People with Functional Diversity | Software Metrics | Assessment activities | ||||||
Wednesday | Data Engineering | Models and Methods for Process Improvement and Assessment | |||||||
Thursday | Management, Relationships and Communication in Working Groups | Verification and Validation | Critical Software | ||||||
Friday | Agile Software Development: Agile Practices and Agile Usability | Requirements Engineering |
15:00 | 16:00 | 17:00 | 18:00 | 19:00 | 20:00 | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday | Software Architecture | Software Design | Seminars | |||
Tuesday | Software Quality Management | Experimental Software Engineering | Seminars | |||
Wednesday | Interaction Design | Correctness by Construction | Fundamentals of Business Administration | |||
Thursday | Experimental Software Engineering | Interaction Design | Assessment Activities | |||
Friday | Seminars | Seminars | Seminars |
As a part of the optional offer of credits, the Master’s Academic Commission will establish every academic course a list of seminars taught by reputed specialists in particular topics, guest lecturers from both national and international higher education institutions, as well as, occasionally, from companies.
The seminars scheduled to date for the actual academic year are listed below; this provisional list will be updated with other seminar proposals throughout the year. However, if the student wants to get an overall idea of the whole offer of seminars in an academic year, he/she can take a look of the list of seminars available in the previous academic year. This list suffers few changes from one academic year to the next one.
At the beginning of the course (July-Sep), the student should decide how many credits he/she wants to take in seminars. Then, the student shall have to enroll for the corresponding seminar subjects (called seminary 1-10), so that the enrolled subjects total the same number of credits. Later, at the end of the course the grades of the enrolled seminar subjects will be calculated from the grades obtained in the passed seminars. For example, if the student enrolled in a seminar subject of 1 ECTS and he/she passed two seminars of 0,5 ECTS, the grade of the seminar subject will be the mean of the grades obtained in these two seminars.
Students are allowed to pass seminars without being enrolled in any seminar subject. In such case the grades of these passed seminars will be saved until the student enrolls for some seminar subject in the next academic year.
Students intending to attend a seminar shall have to sign up sending an email to the coordinator of the seminars from their UPM email account no later than 5 days before the seminar is scheduled to start. Note that the specified seminar dates and times are tentative and subject to possible changes or cancellations due to guest lecturer scheduling problems.
To see the available seminars for the current course, visit the seminars web page.
For the entry and admission to the Master in Software Engineering is necessary apply online at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid‘s online application page.
After being admitted to Master’s program, enrolment can be done on-line (you could need Appointment online Enrolment) on the above the dates. In any case, students must make sure that they comply with the Master in Software Engineering restrictions on the choice of optional subjects.
The classes for the first semester of 2021-2022 begin on Monday, September 13, 2021. The timetables, course calendar and examination dates for the 2021/22 academic year are now available.
Students will be referred to the Information Handbook, where they will find all the information on Master in Software Engineering.
The Master in Software Engineering course information includes information on:
Each student of the master has an assigned tutor, who is a professor of the master, who will advice him/her on academic issues. The list of assignments is available here.
Timetables also available in PDF (1st Period and 2nd Period).
12:00 | 13:00 | 14:00 | 15:00 | 16:00 | 17:00 | 18:00 | 19:00 | 20:00 | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday | Computer Security | Verification and Validation | Software Project Management | ||||||
Tuesday | Challenges for Accessible Computing for People with Functional Diversity | Software Metrics | Requirements Engineering | ||||||
Wednesday | Data Engineering/Adaptive Systems | Models and Methods for Process Improvement and Assessment | Assessment activities | ||||||
Thursday | Management, Relationships and Communication in Working Groups | Verification and Validation | Critical Software | ||||||
Friday | Agile Software Development: Agile Practices and Agile Usability | Requirements Engineering |
NOTE 1: All the subjects will be taught in classroom 6206 except for Computer Security (IMDEA premises) and Adaptive Systems (6205).
NOTE 2: Verification and Validation will only use the slot 15:00-17:00 of monday in the weeks 1-7.
15:00 | 16:00 | 17:00 | 18:00 | 19:00 | 20:00 | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Monday | Software Architecture | Software Design | ||||
Tuesday | Software Quality Management | Experimental Software Engineering | ||||
Wednesday | Agent-based Software Development | Correctness by Construction | Assessment Activities | |||
Thursday | Experimental Software Engineering | Agent-based Software Development | ||||
Friday | Fundamentals of Business Administration/Seminars | Seminars |
NOTE 1: All the subjects will be taught in classroom 6302 except for Correctness by Construction (6306) and Experimental Software Engineering (6205).
NOTE 2: Experimental Software Engineering will be taught in the weeks 1-12.
As a part of the optional offer of credits, the Master’s Academic Commission will establish every academic course a list of seminars taught by reputed specialists in particular topics, guest lecturers from both national and international higher education institutions, as well as, occasionally, from companies.
The seminars scheduled to date for the actual academic year are listed below; this provisional list will be updated with other seminar proposals throughout the year. However, if the student wants to get an overall idea of the whole offer of seminars in an academic year, he/she can take a look of the list of seminars available in the previous academic year. This list suffers few changes from one academic year to the next one.
At the beginning of the course (July-Sep), the student should decide how many credits he/she wants to take in seminars. Then, the student shall have to enroll for the corresponding seminar subjects (called seminary 1-10), so that the enrolled subjects total the same number of credits. Later, at the end of the course the grades of the enrolled seminar subjects will be calculated from the grades obtained in the passed seminars. For example, if the student enrolled in a seminar subject of 1 ECTS and he/she passed two seminars of 0,5 ECTS, the grade of the seminar subject will be the mean of the grades obtained in these two seminars.
Students are allowed to pass seminars without being enrolled in any seminar subject. In such case the grades of these passed seminars will be saved until the student enrolls for some seminar subject in the next academic year.
Students intending to attend a seminar shall have to sign up sending an email to the coordinator of the seminars from their UPM email account no later than 5 days before the seminar is scheduled to start. Note that the specified seminar dates and times are tentative and subject to possible changes or cancellations due to guest lecturer scheduling problems.
To see the available seminars for the current course, visit the seminars web page.
For the entry and admission to the Master in Software Engineering is necessary apply online at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid‘s online application page.
After being admitted to Master’s program, enrolment can be done on-line (you could need Appointment online Enrolment) on the above the dates. In any case, students must make sure that they comply with the Master in Software Engineering restrictions on the choice of optional subjects.
The slides of welcome meeting are available in this link.