Information and Physical Sciences
Software Engineering
Software engineers develop software that can be applied in a huge variety of sectors. They start by analysing a client’s needs, then they design and develop software architecture solutions that they implement, test and monitor.
Courses include database management systems; enterprise software architectures; formal languages and automata; programming languages and paradigms; software architecture and quality management; and software development.
Career examples
- Software engineer
- Internet and web engineer
- Telecommunications engineer
- Software development manager
- Control systems engineer
- Applications software developer
Degrees
School contacts
School Executive Officer
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Vicki Gumbleton
School Executive Officer
General enquiries
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School administration enquiries
Phone: 02 4921 5538
CESE-SIPS-Admin@newcastle.edu.au
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