Graduates in Digital and Computing Interaction Techniques will be fully prepared to work as professionals in the ICT sector, with a special emphasis on the design and implementation of interactive applications.
The most common professional activities of a graduate in Digital and Computing Interaction Techniques will be:

• Design and development of practical technology solutions
• Design, development and implementation of business information systems
• Infrastructure manager: networks, systems and data bases
• Advisory and consultancy ICT
• Programmer analyst
• Interaction and user experience user design
• Design and development of interactive digital products
• Interface design

To know more about basic and specific competencies of the degree in Digital and Computing Interaction Techniques see TABLE OF COMPETENCES.