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Presentation on Software Engineering

Slide 1: Introduction

Title: Software Engineering: A Thriving Career

Objective of the Presentation: To understand the role and importance of software engineering
today.

Importance: Software engineering influences our daily lives through smartphones, applications,
and embedded systems.

Slide 2: Definition

Definition: Software engineering is a discipline that applies engineering principles to the


development, maintenance, and management of software. It aims to produce reliable, efficient
software tailored to user needs.

Concrete Examples: Development of mobile applications, enterprise management systems,


embedded software.

Difference between Software Engineering and Software Development: Software engineering


includes aspects of project management, quality assurance, and long-term maintenance beyond
just coding.

Slide 3: History

History: Software engineering emerged in the 1960s to address the "software crisis," where
software projects often exceeded budgets, deadlines, and reliability expectations.

Evolution:

 1970s-1980s: Introduction of structured programming.


 1990s: Shift to object-oriented programming.
 2000s: Adoption of agile methodologies.
 Impact of the Internet and Mobile Technologies: Acceleration of innovation and
complexity in software projects.
Slide 4: Education

Education: To become a software engineer, it's typically necessary to pursue a university degree
in computer science or software engineering.

Included Courses: Algorithms, data structures, operating systems, software development,


practical internships.

Professional Certifications: AWS Certified Developer, Microsoft Certified: Azure Developer


Associate.

Slide 5: Skills and Interests

Key Skills:

 Programming (Java, Python, C++)


 Database knowledge
 Ability to solve complex problems
 Communication and teamwork skills

Soft Skills: Project management, leadership, effective communication.

Passion for Innovation: Interest in technology, problem-solving, teamwork, and continuous


learning.

Agile Methodologies and DevOps Practices: Use of Scrum, Kanban, CI/CD to enhance
efficiency and collaboration.

Slide 6: Responsibilities

Primary Responsibilities:

 Analyzing user needs and defining technical specifications.


 Designing, developing, and testing software solutions.
 Ensuring the maintenance and evolution of existing systems.
 Collaborating with other engineers, designers, and project managers.
 Writing technical documentation.

Project Phases: Example lifecycle of a software project from idea to maintenance.

Project Examples: Development of a mobile application, implementation of an enterprise


management system.
Slide 7: Potential Employers

Potential Employers:

 Software development companies


 IT service providers
 Large corporations with internal IT departments
 Technology startups
 Public and governmental institutions

Specific Roles: Full-stack developer, backend engineer

Opportunities in Specific Sectors: Healthcare, finance, video games

Slide 8: Salary

Salary: Software engineers' salaries vary based on experience, skills, and geographical location.
On average, a software engineer can earn between €40,000 and €100,000 per year.

Comparison of Salaries: Variation in salaries across different countries.

Benefits and Bonuses: Stock options, performance bonuses.

Slide 9: Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages:

 High demand in the job market.


 Diverse and international career opportunities.
 Competitive salary and benefits.
 Opportunity to work on innovative and exciting projects.

Disadvantages:

 Pressure and tight deadlines.


 Need for continuous learning to keep up with technological advancements.
 Potential sedentary lifestyle due to prolonged computer work.

Work-Life Balance: Strategies for managing pressure and deadlines.


Professional Challenges: Concrete examples of technical and management challenges (critical
bugs, tight deadlines).

Slide 10: Conclusion

Conclusion: Software engineering is a dynamic and evolving career, offering many opportunities
and challenges. With proper training and a passion for technology, software engineers can make
significant contributions to innovation and digital transformation.

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