Computational Robotics Engineering
The field of robotics has evolved from the arms of production lines to complex machinery that can discern among multiple options, demonstrating a certain degree of intelligence.
Objective
To develop well qualified bilingual engineers capable of manipulating the physical world through software engineering, and knowledgeable of the computational complexities required to yield high performance integration of sensors and actuators that are present in advanced robotics.
Functional Areas of Development
● Project engineering
● Information technology service
● Training and Advisory
● Robotic systems
● Image Processing
● Embedded systems
● Artificial intelligence
● Industrial automation
● Security Systems
Profile of Graduates
Engineering graduates from the UPY specializing in Computational Robotics will be well qualified bilingual engineers, knowledgeable of the computational complexities required to yield high performance integration of sensors and actuators, working in the areas of robotic systems, artificial intelligence, scanning and 3D printing, digital modeling, advanced electronics, digital ergonomics and advanced manufacturing.
Curricular Structure
Training Model
Academic Curricula
(Plan 2018)
Propedeutic semester
Propedeutic of total immersion in the English language.
Listening Workshop
Grammar workshop
Reading Workshop
Writing Workshop
First quarter
English I
Linear algebra
Basic chemistry
Probability and statistics
Engineering drawing
Introduction to Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering
Oral and written expression I
Second term
English II
Human development and values
Math functions
Physical
Electricity and magnetism
Digital systems
Structured programming
Third semester
English III
Emotional intelligence and conflict management
Diferential calculus
Rigid body mechanics
Maintenance of mechatronic and robotic systems
Electric and electronic circuits
Safety and industrial hygiene
Fourth semester
English IV
Cognitive skills and creativity
Integral calculus
Structure and properties of materials
Electronic interface systems
Pneumatic and hydraulic systems
Professional Stay I
Fifth quarter
English v
Professional ethics
Engineering Mathematics I
Physics for engineering
Mechanism kinematics
Manufacture process
Programmable logic controllers
Sixth quarter
English VI
Managerial skills
Mathematics for Engineering II
Industrial robot programming
Peripheral programming
Industrial automation
Strength of materials
Seventh four-month period
English VII
Leadership of high performance teams
Robot kinematics and dynamics
Control engineering
Computational modeling
Microcontrollers programming
Professional Stay II
Eighth term
English VIII
Mobile robotics
Digital image processing
Neural networks
Real-time operating systems
Mechanism manufacturing
Research and development for robotics
Ninth semester
English IX
Advanced mobile robotics
Artificial vision
Control for robots
Smart control
Machine learning
Oral and written expression II
Tenth quarter
Professional stay