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University of Cundinamarca
Mechatronic Engineering
Mechatronic Engineer
Undergraduate
University Graduate
In-person
150
9 semesters
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Mission: Train mechatronic engineers with disciplinary knowledge in mechanical processes, electronics, control, robotics, automation, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and clean energy, with the capacity to be agents of change within their context through automated and ecologically reliable applications that contribute to the development of various business sectors from a translocal and transmodern approach.
Vision: The Mechatronics Engineering program will be recognized at a translocal level for its ability to face permanent technological change in the sector, generating knowledge specific to the discipline through the development of projects in science, technology, and innovation, and the dialogue of knowledge established through effective interaction with the context.
The applicant for the Mechatronic Engineering program must be capable of rigorously undertaking their educational process, recognizing that they are part of a society to which they must continuously contribute. They must be capable of personal and professional growth; furthermore, they must be in a position to continuously self-evaluate and self-regulate.
In any case, it must align with the program's training purpose, showing a disposition toward basic sciences, continuous learning, and self-directed learning, with a particular interest in technology, research, and innovation; as well as being aware of the importance of having their knowledge evaluated through OERs, in order to level up and navigate the program's learning path.
Finally, the applicant is expected to be able to work in a team and communicate adequately with peers and professors, in order to receive clear and timely feedback and thus have the opportunity to improve if necessary.
This profile is always verified through the diagnostics of the institutional training field, allowing for the constant evaluation of the competencies necessary to successfully complete the learning pathway, thereby preventing early dropout from the program.
The mechatronic engineer from the University of Cundinamarca will be characterized by being an active, self-regulating subject who transforms social, political, economic, and cultural reality through the use of mathematical tools, basic sciences, and technology in the different environments in which they find themselves; achieving automated applications of truthful and ecologically reliable technology, which guarantees the development of a transhuman person who defends life and the proper use of natural resources.
The mechatronic engineer is an ethical, responsible, and skilled engineer in the basic and applied science disciplines covered by mechatronics engineering and its related fields, being capable of formulating, creating, and optimizing processes in mechanics, electronics, control, robotics, automation, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and clean energy, among others.
The Mechatronics Engineer from the University of Cundinamarca will be an active and transforming subject in the development of their profession, will be capable of facing the challenges of changing technology in solving problems within their discipline, and will contribute, together with other professionals, to the technological and economic development of their environment. This will be achieved through acquired knowledge in the design and improvement of mechatronic prototypes using emerging technologies, and the automation of processes in small, medium, and large-scale organizations. They will be prepared to apply basic knowledge in the formulation, evaluation, and management of projects developed through the components of Industry 4.0.
Taking into account the Transmodern Digital Educational Model – MEDIT, the curricular guidelines inherent to the purpose of student training at this institution, and the current digital transformation visible in the labor field, the program has the following training purposes:
The aim is to achieve these educational objectives through the curriculum, which includes theoretical and practical components that enable students to address current situations, thanks to the agreements the institution has in place and ongoing communication with local business leaders, as well as the needs already identified in this region of the country. It is therefore important to note that the learning pathway includes 48 learning plans that are part of the CADI, and that the 54% courses are both theoretical and practical, which requires students to pursue their education independently while actively participating in practical activities in the spaces designated for that purpose, whether in the classroom, in the community, or in a business setting.
The mechatronics program will be articulated with the research groups and student research seedbeds of the Chía extension, which has two research groups, NANOINGENIERIA and S@R@ (Scientific Academic Research Activity), categorized in B by Colciencias, and four research seedbeds, UPS, SISE, INVENSOFT, and IDCI, where investigative processes framed within the program's research lines are developed:
The Mechatronics Engineering program presented to obtain the Qualified Registry is attached to the Faculty of Engineering, and this procedure was approved by the Academic Council in its ordinary meeting through Agreement 049 of October 4, 2022, and created by the Superior Council through Agreement 017 of November 17, 2022, a collegiate body that authorizes the presentation and application for the Qualified Registry before the Ministry of National Education of Colombia in accordance with current regulations.
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