Hi, I'm a computer science student from Venezuela.
I am looking for universities that have good Master/PhD programs on software development (computer science also, but I'm looking for something more into the engineering side of software, not the theoretical).
Thanks for any answers
ITT Technical Institute. :-) J/K
Most grad schools are found by knowing what area of theoretical CS you're interested in. At the grad school level, you're bound to learn some engineering skills implementing those new whiz bang cutting edge algorithms.... or not. :-)
Oregon State University Has a great Engineering and Computer Science program
The main question is whether you are seeking a terminal masters (to go back to the industry for engineering/management) or for research MS/PHD.
If we're talking terminal, Carnegie Mellon has multiple programs in IT/MS, the most prestigious one is probably the masters of software engineering, though they have some programs related to network security, ebusiness, etc.
I'm doing a PhD in software engineering at CMU, but our program is relatively small. Most computer science programs have people doing software engineering research. You really have to find a topic you're interested in (e.g., read program descriptions for conferences like ICSE) and then see who publishes on these topics and apply accordingly.
The ranking of your program is only one part of the story, it's more important to be in a field and with a professor you can work with and do great work with.