Master’s in Full-Stack Software Engineering

Build end-to-end web products: backend, frontend, databases, APIs, microservices, and modern architecture.

Overview

This Master’s program trains you to design, develop, and deploy complete applications using modern engineering standards. You’ll work with current stacks, best practices, testing, CI/CD, observability, and architectural principles to scale with quality.

Studies Plan (Courses / Modules)

• Build robust APIs and modern frontends.

• Model data and choose SQL/NoSQL appropriately.

• Design service contracts (REST/events) with best practices.

• Ensure quality via testing, CI/CD, and observability.

• Apply security, performance, and scalable architecture.

Who it’s for

• Developers aiming to become solid Full-Stack engineers.

• Backend or frontend specialists who want to broaden their scope.

• Professionals who want to lead technical decisions with an architecture mindset.

What you’ll be able to do

• M1 — Foundations of Full-Stack Software Engineering

  Core web foundations, Git, CLI, patterns, code design, and engineering mindset.

  Topics: basic architecture · clean code · Git workflow.

• M2 — Backend Development with Node.js & NestJS

  Node/NestJS APIs: controllers, services, validation, security, and documentation.

  Topics: REST · authN/authZ · OpenAPI/Swagger.

• M3 — Backend Development with Java & Spring Boot

  Enterprise backend with Spring: layering, persistence, security, config, best practices.

  Topics: Spring Web · Spring Data · security & profiles.

• M4 — Frontend Development with React

  Modern UI: components, state, routing, forms, UX, and performance.

  Topics: React (+ TypeScript if applicable) · API consumption · frontend architecture.

• M5 — Databases: SQL & NoSQL

  Data modeling and querying, relational design, and NoSQL options for real use cases.

  Topics: modeling · indexing & performance · transactions & consistency.

• M6 — APIs, Microservices & System Integration

  Contracts, integration patterns, and service communication (sync/async).

  Topics: integration patterns · queues/events · versioning & compatibility.

• M7 — Software Quality: Testing, CI/CD & Observability

  End-to-end quality: testing, pipelines, logging, metrics, traces.

  Topics: unit/integration tests · CI/CD · observability.

• M8 — Architecture, Security & Performance

  Architecture decisions, common threats, hardening, optimization, scalability.

  Topics: OWASP · caching · performance & profiling.

• M9 — Capstone Project (Proyecto Final)

  A complete full-stack product: design, build, deploy, and demo.

  Deliverables: repository · documentation · final presentation.

• Available seats : 25