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Software Engineering

Overview

The Software Engineering program emphasizes software development methods, practical programming, and project management. Students learn to design and implement innovative software solutions for various applications.

Major code

7480103

Enrollment combination

A00: Math, Physics, Chemistry
D01: Math, Literature, English
A01: Math, Physics, English
D15: Literature, Geography, English

Academic years

4 years

Degree

Bachelor

Software Engineering

Highlights of the training program

Comprehensive and modern learning environment
The Faculty of Information Technology is equipped with cutting-edge facilities, updated annually to meet students' academic and practical needs. Notably, high-performance computer labs are regularly upgraded, enabling students to execute complex projects and access modern technologies. Additionally, the faculty boasts three specialized Cisco labs designed to international standards, providing students with advanced practical training in computer networks and cybersecurity.
Experienced Faculty with Practical Expertise
The faculty comprises highly qualified instructors with extensive practical experience, having been trained and worked in developed countries such as the United States, Canada, and South Korea, bringing up-to-date and practical knowledge to students. Moreover, these lecturers inspire and actively support students throughout their studies.
Access to Cutting-Edge Technologies and Projects
IT students have numerous opportunities to engage in research and application projects using the latest technologies. At the AIBOT Research Center, students not only learn but also practice and develop innovative products in artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics. This serves as an incubator for groundbreaking ideas and prepares students for the workforce.
Internship Opportunities Starting from the First Year
From the first year, students are introduced to enterprises through internships and job-shadowing programs. These practical experiences familiarize students with professional work environments, help them build valuable experience, and establish key connections for their future careers.
Clubs and Industry Competitions
The Faculty is proud of its vibrant student clubs, where students can network, learn, and develop soft skills. Students regularly participate in competitions from institutional to national levels, enhancing their technical skills and showcasing their talents.

Learning, Teaching & Assessment Methods

Learning Methods

Students work directly with software companies, participating in simulated or commissioned projects, helping them master software development and management processes.

Teaching Methods

A combination of theoretical lectures, group discussions, hands-on practice in high-tech labs, and real-world assignments from enterprises.

Assessment Methods

Includes theoretical exams, skill evaluations through software products, and feedback from corporate partners on students’ workplace competencies.

Program structure

  • Year 1
  • Year 2
  • Year 3
  • Year 4
Semester 1
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CB70303: Public Speaking Skills (1 credit)

PM70201: Introduction to Software Engineering (1 credit)

TH70103: General Informatics (2 credits)

Semester 2
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CB70101: Marxist-Leninist Philosophy (3 credits)

CB70104: Ho Chi Minh Ideology (2 credits)

CB70202: Advanced Mathematics (3 credits)

TA70305: Intensive English 1 (4 credits)

CB70304: Emotional Management Skills (1 credit)

TH70104: Computer Architecture (2 credits)

TH70105: Programming Fundamentals (3 credits)

PM71201: Application Graphics (2 credits)

PM71202: Computer Networks and Network Services (2 credits)

Semester 3
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

CB70102: Political Economy of Marxism-Leninism (2 credits)

CB70106: General Law (2 credits)

TH70101: Discrete Mathematics for IT (3 credits)

CB70206: Scientific Research Methodology (3 credits)

CB71101: Environment and Sustainable Development (2 credits)

CB71102: Behavioral Psychology (2 credits)

CB71103: Medical Ethics Psychology (2 credits)

TA70306: Intensive English 2 (4 credits)

CB70305: Communication and Relationship Building Skills (2 credits)

PM70202: Programming Techniques (3 credits)

PM70203: Database Systems (3 credits)

Semester 4
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

CB70103: Scientific Socialism (2 credits)

CB71104: Green Economy and Sustainable Development (2 credits)

CB71105: Vietnamese Traditional Music and Culture (2 credits)

CB71106: World Civilization History (2 credits)

TA70307: Intensive English 3 (4 credits)

CB70307: Industrial Safety Skills (2 credits)

PM70204: Web Design (3 credits)

TH70107: Data Structures and Algorithms (3 credits)

PM71203: Basic Python Programming (3 credits)

PM71204: Windows Programming (3 credits)

Semester 5
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

CB70105: History of the Communist Party of Vietnam (2 credits)

TA70308: Intensive English 4 (4 credits)

PM70205: Object-Oriented Programming (3 credits)

TH70108: Database Management Systems (3 credits)

PM71205: Advanced Python Programming (3 credits)

PM71206: .NET Technology (3 credits)

Semester 6
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

PM70206: Mobile Application Development (3 credits)

PM70207: Web Application Development (3 credits)

TH70109: Information System Analysis and Design (3 credits)

PM70208: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (2 credits)

PM70209: Introduction to Software Technology (2 credits)

TH71114: E-Commerce (3 credits)

PM71207: Open-Source Software Development (3 credits)

PM71208: Machine Learning and Data Mining (3 credits)

Semester 7
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

PM70210: Information Security (3 credits)

PM70211: Software Architecture and Design (3 credits)

PM70212: Software Testing and Quality Assurance (2 credits)

PM70213: Software Project Management (2 credits)

PM70214: Technical English (2 credits)

TH71123: IoT Technology and Applications (3 credits)

TH71118: Blockchain Technology (3 credits)

TH71111: Computer Vision (3 credits)

TH71108: Web API (3 credits)

Semester 8
Note: [Course code] - [Course name] (credits)

PM70215: Internship (8 credits)

PM71209: Graduation Thesis (8 credits)

PM71210: Artificial Intelligence with Python (4 credits)

PM71211: Software Development (4 credits)

Career opportunities

After graduation, students can take on the following job positions:

  • Software Architect
  • Software Testing Engineer
  • Software Project Manager
  • System Analyst
  • Software Maintenance Specialist
  • Mobile Software Engineer
  • Embedded Software Engineer
  • Software Requirements Analyst

Other Major

Bachelor of Information Technology
Other Major

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