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GSEEM
The GSEEM Master's programme prepares future software engineers to work in
distributed professional environments where collaborators are distant in their
geographical location, in their personal and organizational culture, and in
their professional practices.
Global software engineering combines technical
engineering expertise with socio-cultural competences. This combination
provides the future generation of global software professionals with the skills
necessary to build innovative software in a global environment and to
successfully manage global software projects.
Technical expertise
Technical areas in which the GSEEM partner universities excel are: Web
systems and services, real-time embedded systems, and software architecture.
Everyday examples include: Web 2.0 applications like Napster and services like
Google and Amazon; tele-medicine and e-governement; airport traffic control or
pay-per-view home entertainment.
The GSEEM programme includes subjects like: dynamic, component-based and
service oriented architectures; product lines development in industry fields
like automotive and consumer electronics; analysis and design of quality
requirements like security, performance or usability; development of Web
services and alignment with user requirements.
Socio-cultural competencies
Socio-cultural competences include: multi-cultural teamwork,
internationalization issues in the IT industry, global organizational patterns,
off-shoring and outsourcing business models, "around-the-clock" collaboration.
This European Master’s programme will give you this expertise!
We will teach you to become acquainted with global issues that become
important in the software engineering profession. You will learn to interact
with global collaborators in an effective way, recognizing and understanding
cultural differences and turning them in an advantage. You will be able to
manage and participate in large distributed projects developing software systems
in the most challenging software engineering areas. You will be able to share
and communicate the right professional knowledge across geographical and
sociological boundaries.
During your studies you will collaborate with students from different European
countries, learning from each other and enjoying studying together. Part of your
study will take place in a different European country, providing you with a
great experience and enriching your professional curriculum. The different
institutions participating in this European Master’s programme are specialised
in different aspects of engineering large software systems. Using these
specialities, a multidisciplinary approach is offered to give you a holistic
perspective and understanding. This prepars you to serve as a future manager of
IT software projects, or a chief architect or a main analyst of software systems,
or a project leader in a global distributed environment.
last update:
June 04, 2010