Software management is the process of managing software applications and programs throughout their entire life cycle. This includes the planning, development, deployment, maintenance and support of software applications and programs. Software management focuses on ensuring that software fulfills its intended purpose, is reliable and secure, and can be developed and maintained cost-effectively. The Certified Software Manager certificate course consists of three modules:
Extra occupational
Duration: 2 days per module in presence at CAMPUS 02 and 2 half-days online
Three modules must be completed for certification.
27 teaching units/module
of which 1/3 online lessons
Graduation
Certified Software Manager
Who is this training aimed at?
Requirements
ECTS
15 ECTS-Credits
(3 modules with 3 ECTS credits each + final thesis with 6 ECTS credits)
Costs
For the certification "Software Manager": EUR 4.850,- (VAT-exempt according to UStG)
Certification requires the completion of three modules (EUR 1,500/module) and a company-specific practical project. The certification fee is EUR 350.
The costs for further modules after certification are EUR 750.
Offer for companies - 2 for 1
Up to two employees of a company can take part in each module for the price of one.
Registration & deadlines
Registration deadline: 31.08.2024 currently possible on an ongoing basis
Class times
Start: March 05, 2024 (It is possible to join the current cycle)
Classroom teaching at CAMPUS 02 from 09:00 - 17:00
Online lessons generally from 17:00 - 20:30
The exact times of the individual modules:
Tuesday, 05.03.2024, presence at CAMPUS 02
Thursday, 07.03.2024, online
Tuesday, 12.03.2024, online
Thursday, 14.03.2024, presence at CAMPUS 02
Tuesday, 11.06.2024, presence at FH CAMPUS 02
Thursday, 13.06.2024, online
Tuesday, 18.06.2024, online
Thursday, 20.06.2024, presence at CAMPUS 02
Tuesday, 09.04.2024, presence at FH CAMPUS 02
Thursday, 11.04.2024, online
Tuesday, 23.04.2024, online
Thursday, 25.04.2024, presence at FH CAMPUS 02
Learn individually & flexibly
Use the possibilities of the Life Long Learning-Passes of FH CAMPUS 02!
This course is Modular structuredthis means that you can also complete the modules individually if required.
CAMPUS 02 Fachhochschule der Wirtschaft
Department IT & Wirtschaftsinformatik
Körblergasse 126, 8010 Graz
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assessment methods and criteria: Project work
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As a Certified Software Manager, there are a variety of different career opportunities. Depending on your specific skills, you can work as a software engineering manager, software architect, systems analyst, software product manager, software project manager or software development manager, for example. These positions usually involve overseeing the development, maintenance and implementation of software systems as well as managing the teams responsible for them. In addition, many software management professionals are sought as consultants to organizations that develop and deploy software. With the increasing prevalence of software systems in all areas of modern life, the demand for software management professionals is expected to remain high.