The 240 credits that students must complete to obtain the corresponding Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, and their distribution according to the type of subject, are as follows:

The temporal distribution of the subjects in the curriculum is shown in the following tables.

The Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering proposed by the ULL includes five possible itineraries. Of the total of 240 credits of the degree, 180 (75%) are compulsory, regardless of the itinerary followed, while 20%, that is, 48 credits, are specific to each itinerary and are compulsory within it. The remaining 5% are made up of 12 optional credits that the student will take by choosing from among 24 offered. The initial 180 credits include the 12 corresponding to the Final Degree Project as well as another 12 compulsory External Internships.

Temporal distribution of compulsory and optional subjects common to all itineraries

• Temporal distribution of compulsory and optional subjects common to all itineraries
• Time distribution of the compulsory subjects and courses of the Specific Technology itinerary: Computing
• Time distribution of the compulsory subjects and courses of itinerary 2 of Specific Technology: Computer Engineering
• Time distribution of the compulsory subjects and courses of itinerary 3 of Specific Technology: Software Engineering
• Time distribution of the compulsory subjects and courses of itinerary 4 of Specific Technology: Information Systems
• Temporal distribution of the compulsory subjects and courses of itinerary 5 of Specific Technology: Information Technologies