The Concrete Technology course is a fundamental pillar in the education of civil engineers. Concrete is the most widely used construction material in infrastructure such as pavements, buildings, dams, industrial facilities, and basic service works, due to its versatility, cost-effectiveness, and durability. A proper understanding of this material enables engineers to develop efficient technical solutions to meet the demands of societal development. The course integrates scientific foundations with practical applications, aiming to develop sound engineering judgment for material selection, mix design, and quality control. It also addresses current challenges in the construction sector, which involve not only cost and time constraints but also climatic, geological, environmental, and construction quality conditions. The syllabus includes the study of concrete constituents and their influence on performance; internal structure; properties in both fresh and hardened states; mechanical behavior, strength, and durability; mix design; production and placement processes; and quality control. Finally, special concretes and innovative trends are introduced as a basis for applied research development.