Module Handbook

ModuleHandbook
Programs:
ChemicalandMetallurgicalProcesses
PlantMachineryMaintenance
IndustrialElectrotechnics
IndustrialAutomationandElectronics
July,2014
LimaArequipa
Per

Ch emicalandM
MetallurgicalProcessesM
ModuleHand
dbook
TablleofConttents
TableeofContentss.........................................................137
1
Modu
ulesandCou
urses...................................................138
1
Chem
micalFundam
mentalsModule.................................140
1
Therm
modynamicssModule............................................142
1
MineeralProcessin
ngModule.........................................144
1
Chem
micalAnalysissModule...........................................147
1
IndusstrialTechno
ologyProcesssesModule.....................149
1
AppliedTechnolo
ogyModule........................................151
1
IndusstrialOperationsModule
e......................................153
1
Chem
micalProcesssesModule.........................................155
1
MetaallurgicalProcessesModu
ule..................................157
1
AppliedMathemaaticsModule
e......................................159
1
FundamentalTecchnologyModule...............................161
1
Math
hematicsModule...................................................163
1
PhysiicsModule..............................................................165
1
FundamentalsofElectricalTe
echnologyM odule.........167
1
ValueesandCulturreModule..........................................169
1
Comm
municationsModule.............................................171
1
QualiityandSafettyModule...........................................173
1
BasiccEnglishMod
dule....................................................175
1
ManaagementMo
odule..................................................176
1
HumaanResourcesandLaborMarketModdule............179
1
13
37
Chem
micalandMetallurgicalPrrocessesMooduleHandbo
ook
Mod
dulesandCo
ourses
ID
D
QM01
QM02
QM03
QM04
Module
ChemicalFundamen
ntals
Theermodynamics
MineralProcessin
ng
AnalyyticalChemisttry
QM05
IndusstrialTechnolo
ogy
Processes
QM06
ApplliedTechnologgy
QM07
IndusstrialOperatio
ons
QM08
Chem
micalProcesses
QM09
MetalllurgicalProcesses
QM10
AppliedMathemattics
QM11
Fundam
mentalTechno
ology
Course
es
Semesterr
ECTSCre
edits
BasicChem
mistry
InorganicChemistry
OrganicChe
emistry
Thermodyn
namics
PhysicalChe
emistry
GeneralMettallurgy
MineralProccessingI
MineralProce
essingII
A
AnalyticalChe
emistryI
A
AnalyticalChe
emistryII
EnnvironmentalAnalytical
Chemisttry
IndustrialChe
emistryI
IIndustrialChe
emistryII
EnvvironmentalEEngineering
6
6
4
5
13
15
15
8
IIndustrialCon
ntroland
Automattion
InndustrialOpe
erationsI
InndustrialOpe
erationsII
ChemicalPro
ocesses
FoodIndusstries
M
MetallurgicalProcessesI
M etallurgicalPrrocessesII
A
AppliedMath
hematics
StatistticsAppliedto
oLaboratoriess
ElecctromechanicaalWorkshop
TechnicalDrrawing
MathematicsI
MathematticsII
PhysicssI
PhysicssII
QM12
M
Mathematics
QM13
Physics
QM14
Fun
ndamentalsof
ElectrricalTechnolo
ogy
Electricity
Electron
nics
QM15
Valu
uesandCulture
Attitudesand
dValues
8
7
12
10
10
4
138
Chem
ook
ID
D
Module
QM16
QM17
QuaalityandSafetty
QM18
B
BasicEnglish
ECTSCre
edits
NaationalandIntternational
Realityy
CommunicaationI
CommunicaationII
SuuccessfulPressentations
CoontinuousImp
provement
Safetyy,HealthandEnvironment
English
hI
EnglishII
MaaintenanceMaanagement
ProjectManaagement
B
BusinessManaagement
DecisionsM
Making
HumaanResourcesManagement
IndductiontoLab
borMarket
M
Management
HumaanResourcesa
and
LaaborMarket
QM20
Semesterr
Com
mmunications
QM19
Course
es
10
180
180
139
Chem
ook
ChemicalFun
ndamentalsModulee
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,ifapp
plicable
Codee,ifapplicable
CourrsesandSemestter(s)
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Perso
onresponsibleforthe
Module
Lectu
urers
Language
Relattiontocurriculu
um
Typeeofteaching,co
ontact
hourrs
Workkload
Chem
micalandMetaallurgicalProcessses
Chem
micalFundameentals
QM01
Coourses
Chemistry
InorganicChem
mistry
Semester
1
2
OrganicChem
mistry
QQ
Q3010
3
LaurenceSalm
mon
LaurenceSalm
mon
HernnZapataa
JosFlores
Span
nish
Com
mpulsory
Conttacthoursandcclasssizeseparratelyforeachtteachingmethood:lecture,lessson,
pracctical,project,sseminaretc.
Nr
CoursesID
D
QQ1010
QQ2810
QQ3010
acthours
Conta
perrweek
Teaching
T
Method
ClassSize
2.0
1.5
Lecture
La
aboratory
40students
20students
3.0
Lecture
40students
4.0
La
aboratory
20students
2.0
Lecture
40students
2.0
La
aboratory
20students
(Estiimated) worklooad, divided in

nto contact hou
urs (lecture, exxercise, laboratory
sessiion, etc.) and pprivate study, including
i
exam
mination preparration, specified in
hourrs,15andintottal.
Nr
Requ
uirementsaccorrding
totheexamination
regulations
Reco
ommended
prereequisites
Module
objecctives/intended
d
learn
ningoutcomes
ID
QQ
Q1010
QQ
Q2810
Coursess
actHours
Conta
perrweek
PriivateStudy
perweek
p
Total
W
Workload
EC
CTS
Cre
edits
1 QG1010
3.5
3.4
123
4
2 QQ2810
7.0
3.0
165
6
3 QQ3010
4.0
2.6
117
3
Inorrdertopasseaachcourseofth
hemodule,stud
dentmustobtaainaminimalffinal
grad
de of 11 (eleveen). To computte the final gra
ade, the fractio
ion 0.5 or morre is
conssideredasauniitinfavorthesttudent.(Exam.Reg.2013Art. 21)
Form
mal:None
Conttent:Materials andMathematicsknowledge,,andcomputinngskill
Afterhavingfinisheedthemodule,studentsareab
bleto:
Know
wledge:
Discoverthesttructureandprropertiesofmatterandtypesooflinksinnaturre
inorganicand organicsubsta
ances.
Interpretthecchemicalreactio
onsandthestoichiometricfunndamental
knowledge.
Interprettheffundamentalsof
ofbalancereacttionsandtheiraapplications.
Skillss:
Designchemiccalequationsan
ndapplystoichiometryinorgaanicandinorga
anic
chemicalreacttions.
Assessthefeas
asibilityofacheemicalreactioninorganicand inorganic
substances
Identifythemaainorganiccom
mpoundsandin
norganiccationssbymeansof
qualitativeanaalysis
140
Chem
ook
Com
mpetences:
Predictbydiffe
ferentmethodologiesbothinorrganicandorgaanicchemical
reactions
Evaluatetheppropertiesofna
aturalandsynth
hetic,andcombbustiblemateria
als
Carryoutatasskwithqualityandsafetyinth
hechemicallabboratorywithth
he
commitmentttotheprotectio
onoftheenviron
nment.
Content
Chem
mistry: The maatter. States of
f the matters aggregation.
a
Thhe atom. Eleme
ents
of periodic
p
table. Link chemist
types of chemical bonds aand Intermolecular
force
es. Chemistry Reaction. Sttoichiometry. Acidity
A
and bbasicity Solutio
ons.
Electtrochemistry annd its applicattions. Industrial Chemical Proocesses inorga
anic
andorganiccompoounds.
ganic Chemisttry: Chemical equilibrium/b

balance. Acid base Balan
nce.
Inorg
Solubility equilibriuum. Balance of
f coordination. Redox equilibririum. Identification
ations.
ofca
Orga
anic Chemistry
ry: Chemical bond
b
Atomiic orbitals. Orrbitals molecu
ular;
Nom
menclatureofhyydrocarbons;N
Nomenclatureofforganiccomppoundsoxygena
ated
and nitrogen. Reacctions of alkanees, alkenes. Alccohols. Benzenee and electrophilic
matic substituution. Amines:: properties and
a
reactivityy. Polymerizattion;
arom
Alde
ehydes and kettones. Carbohyydrates, reactio
ons. Amino accids, proteins. And
A
lipid
ds.
Studyyandexaminattion
Labo
oratory:prepara
rationswithrevview,labreportss
requirementsandfo
ormsof Lecture:partialwriittentestsandffinalwrittenexam
mination
exam
Mediaemployed
Blackboard,slides, beamerpresen
ntations,demon
nstrationoflab
bexamples
andexperiments,laabdevelopmenttoolsandequ
uipment
Read
dinglist
Chang, Raym
mond (2002) Qumica. Mxico D
D.F.: McGrawHill
(540/CH518/22007)
Petrucci, Ralpph H. (2003) Qumica
Q
Generral. Madrid: PPearson Education
(540/P48)
Ebbing, Darre
rell (1997) Qu
umica Genera
al. Mxico D
D.F.: McGrawHill.
(540/E11).
mistry.Boston:A
AllynandBacon
on(540/G39).
Gillespie,Ronaald(1989)Chem
Malone, Leo (1992) Introd
duccin a la qumica. Mxxico D.F.: Lim
musa
(540/M19).
mental.Barcelo
ona:
Brewster,Ray Q.(1978)Curssodequmicaorgnicaexperim
AlhambraS.A. (547/B82)
o (1984) Fundamentos y probblemas de qum
mica
Domnguez, Joorge Alejandro
orgnica.MxxicoD.F.:Limussa.(547/D88)
PrimoYufera, Eduardo(2006
6)Qumicaorg
nicabsicayap
aplicada.Tomoss1y
2.Barcelona:RRevert.(547/P
P86/t.1yt.2)
141
Chem
ook
Therrmodynam
micsModule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,ifapp
plicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Chem
Therrmodynamics
QM02
Coourses
Thermodynam
mics
PhysicalChem
mistry
Perso
onresponsibleforthe
Module
Lectu
urer
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,co
ontact
hourrs
UlisesQuiroz
UlisesQuiroz
Span
nish
Com
mpulsory
Workkload
Nr
QQ3070
QQ3050
Content
Semester
3
3
acthours
Conta
perrweek
Teaching
T
Method
ClassSize
2.0
2.0
Lecture
Lecture
40students
40students
2.0
La
aboratory
20students
nto contact hou
i
exam
Nr
Requ
uirementsaccorrding
totheexamination
regulations
Reco
ommended
prereequisites
Module
d
learn
ningoutcomes
CoursesID
D
ID
QQ
Q3070
QQ
Q3050
Coursess
actHours
Conta
perrweek
PriivateStudy
perweek
p
Total
W
Workload
CTS
EC
Cre
edits
1 QQ3070
2.0
3.6
105
4
2 QQ3050
4.0
2.5
115
4
hemodule,stud
grad
ade, the fractio
ion 0.5 or morre is
Form
mal:None
Conttent:ChemicalaandMathematticsknowledge, andcomputinggskill
bleto:
Know
wledge:
Identifythelaw
ofrealgasesanddtheir
wsthatgovernthebehavioro
applications.
Applyconcepttsonchemicalrreactionskinetics.
Skillss:
Identifyandannalyzethermod
dynamicssystem
msemployedinnmetallurgicaland
chemicalproceesses.
Analyzethesppontaneityofachemicalreaction
Com
mpetences:
Interpretandaapplythermodyynamicprinciplesonmetallurggicalandchemical
processestosoolveproblematticsituationsby
ycharacterizinggthebehavioro
of
gasesandliquuids.
Analyzethethhermodynamicp
possibilityofch
hemicalreactionnsinorderto
accomplishtheeobjectivesbyapplyingconce
eptsonsolutionnsandidealgasses
inindustrialleevel
Therrmodynamics:SStatesandStattefunctions;Ze
eroPrincipleoff thermodynamics;.
Firstt law of therm
modynamics Adiabatic
A
proce
esses Thermoochemistry; Seccond
lawofthermodynaamicsfreeenergyandchemiccalequilibrium Thermodynam
mics
ofaiirheattransm
mission;Thirdlawofthermodyn
namics.
ry. The first thermodynamic

t
c principle appplied to chem
mical
Physsical Chemistry
reacctions; Nature aand laws of the Gases. Idealss; Properties off real Gases; Id
deal
and nonideal soluutions condu
uctance in ele
ectrolytes; The rule of stage
es
onent systems; Chemistry of ssurfaces; chem
mical
equiilibrium in twoo phase compo
Kineticreactionm
mechanisms;Ga
alvaniccellsele
ectrolyticcells.
142
Chem
ook
requirementsandfo
ormsof
mination
exam
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
Labo
oratory:prepara
Lecture:partialwriittentestsandffinalwrittenexam
ntations,demon
nstrationoflab
bexamples
uipment.
Levenspiel, O
Octave (2000) Fundamentos
F
de
d termodinm
mica. Mxico D.F.:
D
PrenticeHall((536.7/L54)
Prez Crden as, Salvador (1
1990) Fundame
entos de termoodinmica. Mxxico
D.F.:Limusa(5
(536.7/P45).
Smith, J.M. (22005) Introducccin a la termo
odinmica en inngeniera qum
mica.
MxicoD.F.:M
McGrawHill(53
36.7/S61)
Bartow, Gorrdon M. (19
988). Qumica fsica. Baarcelona: Revert
(541.3/B23Q))
Castellan,GilbbertW.(1987).Fsicoqumica..BuenosAires: ALVI(541.3/C2
28)
Pons Muzzo, Gastn (198
85). Tratado de qumica ffsica. Lima: s.n.
(541.3/P77)
143
Chem
ook
MineralProce
essingMo
odule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,if
appliicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Perso
onresponsiblefor
theM
Module
Lectu
urers
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,co
ontact
hourrs
Workkload
Chem
micalandMetalllurgicalProcessses
MineralProcessing
QM0
03
Coourses
ID
Semester
QQ
Q3100
QQ
Q3030
3
3
MineralProcess
M
ssingII
QQ
Q4050
4
TeobaldoRoquue
TeobaldoRoquue
JuanCorcuera
Spaniish
Comp
pulsory
Conta
acthoursandcclasssizesepara
atelyforeachte
eachingmethodd:lecture,lesso
on,
practtical,project,seeminaretc.
Nr
CoursesID
D
QQ3100
QQ3030
QQ4050
acthours
Conta
perrweek
Teaching
T
Method
ClassSize
1.0
2.0
Lecture
La
aboratory
40students
20students
4.0
Lecture
40students
4.0
Practical
P
20students
3.0
Lecture
40students
4.0
La
aboratory
20students
(Estim
mated) workloaad, divided intto contact hou
urs (lecture, exxercise, labora
atory
sessio
on, etc.) and pprivate study, including
i
exam
mination preparration, specifie
ed in
hourss,15andintotaal.
Nr
Requ
uirementsaccorrding
totheexamination
regulations
Reco
ommended
prereequisites
Module
d
learn
ningoutcomes
GeneralMetall
G
lurgy
MineralProcess
M
ssingI
Courses
Conta
actHours
perrweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
p
Total
W
Workload
EC
CTS
Cre
edits
1 QQ3100
3.0
2.4
99
3
2 QQ3030
8.0
3.4
188
6
3 QQ4050
7.0
4.7
197
6
Inord
dertopasseachhcourseofthemodule,studen
ntmustobtain aminimalfinal
grade
eof11(eleven)).Tocomputeth
hefinalgrade,thefraction0.55ormoreis
consideredasaunittinfavorthestu
udent.(Exam.R
Reg.2013Art.221)
Formal:None
Conte
ent:MaterialsaandMathematiicsknowledge,andcomputinggskill
Afterhavingfinisheddthemodule,sstudentsareableto:
wledge:
Know
Interpretfundaamentalsfortheedevelopment ofprocessing operationsuse
edto
concentrate
c
minnerals (commin
nution, grinding
glisting, floatin
ing and solid liiquid
separation/disti
s
inction).
Analyze
A
and intterpret the hyd
drometallurgica
al chemical proocess developed to
extractmetalsc
e
containedinorees.
Skills:
Calculateandd
C
designunitoperrationstoconce
entrateaspecifificmineraltype
e.
Supervisethep
S
performanceofhydrometallurg
gicalandminerralogicalprocessses
ofmineraltrea
o
tment.
Calculateandm
C
makethemetalllurgicalbalancceinoperationssofmineral
processingand
p
dhydrometallurrgicalprocessess.
Comp
petences:
Evaluateandop
E
ptimizetheperrformanceofun
nitoperationsssuchascrushing
g,
grinding,foam
g
mflotationandw
waterremovalintheprocessoofmineral
concentration.
c
Carryoutmeta
C
allurgicaltestso
onconcentration
nandleaching ofmineralsat
144
Chem
ook
Content
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
batchleveland
b
dpilotplantleveel.
Gene
eral Metallurgyy: Mineralogy. Common dete
erminations in minerals. Wayys of
minin
ng, transportingg and handling
g minerals. Valluation of conccentrated mine
erals.
Meta
allurgical laboraatory equipment. Minerallurg
gy. Inspection oof a pilot plan
nt of
minerral concentrattion. Hydromeetallurgical pro
ocesses. Samppling of minerals.
Pyrom
metallurgicalprrocesses.Electrricalrefiningofmetals.Granullometricanalyssisin
coarsse samples. Noonferrous mettals alloys. Gra
anulometric annalysis of sam
mples
groun
nd.Ferrousmettalsalloys.Leacchingofminera
als.Metallurgyooftransformation.
Newmaterials.
Mine
eralProcessing I:Metallurgica
alandmineralo
ogy.Percentageeofmostcomm
mon
meta
alinminerals.U
Unitprocesses oforepreparationMetallurg
rgicalBalances;;Dry
Comm
minutioncrushhing;WetCom
mminutionGrin
ndingClassificcation.Gravimetric
conce
entration. Mineerals Flotation
Materials Ba
alance in minerral flotation pllant
separrationsolidliquuidfiltration.Environmentan
ndsafetymininng.
Mine
eral Processingg II: Hydrometallurgical Processes of mettals Leaching
g of
minerralsLeachinggTechniques. MetallurgicalB
Balances.Leachhingofsulphureted
coppe
er ores. Hydroometallurgy of
f Zinc. Cyanida
ation of gold m
minerals Projject:
Desig
gnofthestagessofagoldorettreatment.Gold
dwithactivateddcarbonrecovery
Recovveryofgoldby cementation;P
PressureLeach. Electrodeposiitionofmetals.
Laborratory:preparaationswithrevieew,functionalp
projects,labrepports
Lectu
ure:partialwritttentestsandfiinalwrittenexa
am
Blackkboard,slides,bbeamerpresenttations,demonsstrationoflabeexamples
ande
experiments,labbdevelopmentt toolsandequip
pment
Moore,JohnW
W.(1986)MetallurgiaQumica.Madrid/Alham
mbraS.A
(669/M85).
RiveraZeballoss,JuanH.(2003
3)Compendiod
deconminucin..Lima.:Concytec
(669/R68)
Wills,B.A.(19994).Tecnologadeprocesamientodeminerale
les.Tratamiento
ode
minas.Mxico D.F.:Limusa(6
669/W58).
eMetallurgy.N
NewYork/Gord
don
Habashi,Fathi (1980)PrinciplesofExtractive
andBreach(6669/H11/v.1)
Allen,Dell(19881).MetallurgyyTheoryandPrractice.Chicagoo/American
TechnicalPub.IInc.(669/A43)).
onesunitariase
enprocesamienntodeminerale
es.
ChiaAquije,J.((1985)Operacio
Lima:UNI(6600.284/CH548)
ManzanedaCaabala,Jos(200
00).Procesamie
entodeminerallchancado,
molienda,flotaacin,diseoexxperimental,miicroscopia.Limaa:UNI
(660.28422/M222)
McInnes,B.I., McBride,J.S,Evans,NJ,Lam
mbert,DD,&AAndrew,AS(Occt
15,1999).Osm
miumIsotopeCo
onstraintsonOreMetalRecycl
clinginSubduction
Zones.Science,,286,5439.p.5
512.RecuperadoDec31,2009
Mineralsproceessingcomesoffage.(May1,2
2009).PACE(Prrocess&Contro
ol
Engineering),000,00.p.0.Recu
uperadoDecem
mber31,2009,ddeEngineering
PlusviaGale:
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ps/start.do?prodId=IPS&userG
GroupName=teccsup
Mular,Andrew
wL.(2002)MineeralProcessingplantdesign.VVol.1NewYorkk:
AmericanInstittuteofMinning
g(622.7/M93/vv.1)
Mular,Andrew
wL.(2002)MineeralProcessingplantdesign.VVol.2NewYorkk:
AmericanInstittuteofMinning
g(622.7/M93/vv.2)
RiveraZeballoss,JuanH.(2003
3)Compendiod
deconminucin..Lima.:Concytec
(669/R68)
les.Tratamiento
ode
Wills,B.A.(19994).Tecnologadeprocesamientodeminerale
minas.Mxico D.F.:Limusa(6
669/W58)
McElroy,R(Junee1990).Heaple
eachingforprecciousmetals.E
EMJ
Barratt,D,&M
Engineering&
&MiningJourna
al,191,n6.p.40
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ook
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dId=S
CEPECT(1991) Eloro.Lima:C
CEPECT.(669.22
2/CI)
ChiaAquije,J.((1985)Operacio
onesunitariase
enprocesamienntodeminerale
es.
Lima:UNI.(6600.2844/CH548)
Clifford,D.(Au gust1996)Stacckingsystemsin
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me=t
ecsup
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Chem
ook
ChemicalAnaalysisMod
dule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,ifapp
plicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Chem
AnallyticChemistry
QM04
Coourses
AnalyticalCheemistryI
AnalyticalCheemistryII
Perso
onresponsibleforthe
Module
Lectu
urers
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,co
ontact
hourrs
MarixaZegarrra
HernnZapataa
Span
nish
Com
mpulsory
Conttacthoursand classsizeseparratelyforeachteachingmethood:lecture,lessson,
pracctical,project,seeminaretc.
Workkload
Nr
CoursesID
D
QQ4010
QQ5010
QQ6010
Semester
4
5
QQ
Q6010
acthours
Conta
perrweek
Teaching
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Method
M
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3.0
4.0
Lecture
L
Laboratory
40students
20students
2.0
Lecture
L
40students
2.5
Practical
P
20students
2.0
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L
40students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
(Estimated)workloaad,dividedinto
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sessiion,etc.)andprrivatestudy,includingexamin
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n
Nr
Requ
uirementsaccorrding
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regulations
Reco
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prereequisites
Module
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learn
ningoutcomes
EnvironmentallAnalytical
Chemistry
MarixaZegarrra
ID
QQ
Q4010
QQ
Q5010
Coursess
actHours
Conta
perrweek
Priv
vateStudy
perweek
p
Total
W
Workload
EC
CTS
Cre
edits
1 QQ4010
7.0
4.3
187
6
6
2 QQ5010
4.5
3.4
136
5
5
3 QQ6010
3.5
3.1
119
4
4
hemodule,stud
grad
ade, the fractio
ion 0.5 or morre is
Form
mal:None
Conttent:GeneralChhemistryandM
Mathematicskn
nowledge,andccomputingskilll
Afterrhavingfinisheedthemodule,studentsareab
bleto:
Know
wledge:
Interpret the fundamental principles
p
of the chemical bbalance applied
d to
ations of aciid neutralizattion,
gravimetric aand volumetrric determina
precipitation,aandoxidereduction.
Describe and interpret thee basis of instrumental cheemical analysiss in
spectroscopy, chromatograph
hy.
Analyze and
d interpret the various methodologies
s and analyttical
Instrumentatioonofwiderapp
plicabilityinthe
estudyandconntrolofthequa
ality
oftheenvironm
ment.
Skillss:
Performtheaappropriatecalcculationsofgra
avimetricandvvolumetricanallysis
andinterpretaanalyticalresullts.
Evaluate and apply methodologies of ch
hemical analyssis, by molecu
ular,
atomicspectrooscopyandchro
omatographicttechniquesofaanalysis.
Applynormalpproceduresforsamplinganda
analysisofair,w
waterandsoil.
mpetences:
Com
Sort, calibrate
te and check out the operation of glas
ass materials and
147
Chem
ook
instrumentaleequipmentform
mtheanalytical chemicallaborratory.
Develop tests for required chemical analyssis to determinne the composiition
of,liquid,soliddandgassubstances.
Evaluate and define the qua
ality of effluen
nts and other eemissions that are
theproductioniindustry.
generatedinth
AnallyticalChemistr
tryI:Introductio
ontochemicalanalysis.Gravim
metricanalysisI
Volu
umetric analysiss. Acidbase vo
olumetry. Volum
metry of precippitation. Volumetry
ofco
omplexformatio
ion.Redoxtiration.
Anallytical Chemisstry II: Fundam

mentals of Instrumental chhemical analysis
classsification of iinstrumental techniques
t
components
c
of
of an instrument;
Intro
oduction to spectroscopic analysis me
ethods; Moleecular absorption
specctrophotometryy instrumenta
ation for moleccular absorptioon application
n of
theC
Chromophoresstheorytothe Molecularabsorption;Fundaamentalsofato
omic
abso
orption spectrooscopy Insttrumentation in
i EAA Inteerference in EAA;
E
Chro
omatography chromatog
graphy instrum
mentation qualitative and
quan
ntitativeanalyssisingaschrom
matography.
Environmental Annalytical Chemistry. Analysis of air Desiign of air qua

ality
equip
pment permiissible limits off air quality; An
nalysis of wateer Environmental
mon
nitoringofsurfaaceandground
dwatersphysiccalanalysisofw
waterapplication
of volumetric
v
wate
ter analysis analysis
a
of sullphates, sodium
m and potassiium,
orga
anicmatter,oxyygendissolved;;Analysisofso
oilsampling chemicalanalyysis;
Exhib
bitionofprojecctschemicalan
nalysisofindustrialwastewatter.
Labo
oratory:preparaationswithrevview,functionalprojects,labreeports
Lectu
ure:partialwritttentestsandffinalwrittenexa
am
-
Content
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
Blackkboard,slides, beamerpresen
ntations,demon
nstrationoflabexamples
andexperiments,laabdevelopmenttoolsandequipment
Ayres,Gilbert (1970)Anlisissqumicocuanttitativo.MxicooD.F.:HarlaS.A
A.
(543/A94).
analticacuantitativa.Mxico D.F.:Limusa
Fritz,James(1 989)Qumicaa
(543/F84).
lculosdequmicaanaltica.M
MxicoD.F.:Mc
Hamilton,Leiccester(1981)C
GrawHill.(5433/H19)
Skoog,Douglaas(1986)Anlissisinstrumentall.MxicoD.F.:IInteramericana
a.
(543/S47).
aanalticacuantitativa.BuenoosAires:Kapelu
usz.
Vogel,Arthur((1960)Qumica
(543/V82).
Willard,Hobarrt(1965)Instrumentalmethod
dsofanalysis.NeewJersey:Van
Nostrand.(6211.381ME/W56)).
AmericanPubllicHealthAssocciation(1996)M
Mtodosnormaalizadosparaell
anlisisdeaguuaspotablesyrresiduales.Madrid:DazdeSaantos.(628.1/A
A).
148
Chem
ook
Indu
ustrialTecchnologyP
ProcessessModule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,ifapp
plicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Perso
onresponsibleforthe
Module
Lectu
urer
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,co
ontact
hourrs
Workkload
Chem
Indu
ustrialTechnolo gyProcesses
QM05
Coourses
ID
Semester
IndustrialChem
mistryI
QQ
Q5050
5
IndustrialChem
mistryII
QQ
Q6050
6
AlfredoUgartee
AlfredoUgartee
Span
nish
Com
mpulsory
Nr
QQ5050
QQ6050
Content
acthours
Conta
perrweek
Teaching
T
Method
M
ClassSize
2.0
1.5
2.0
Lecture
L
Laboratory
Lecture
L
40students
20students
40students
2.5
Laboratory
20students
(Estimated) worklooad, divided into contact hou
i
exam
Nr
Requ
uirementsaccorrding
totheexamination
regulations
Reco
ommended
prereequisites
Module
d
learn
ningoutcomes
CoursesID
D
Coursess
actHours
Conta
perrweek
Priv
vateStudy
perweek
p
Total
W
Workload
EC
CTS
Cre
edits
1 QQ5050
3.5
3.0
118
4
4
2 QQ6050
4.5
3.2
135
4
4
Inorrdertopasseacchcourseoftheemodule,stude
entmustobtainnaminimalfina
al
grad
deof11(elevenn).Tocomputetthefinalgrade,thefraction0..5ormoreis
Form
mal:None
bleto:
Know
wledge:
.
Interpret the fundamentals and chemistrry knowledge to be applied
d to
processesthattinvolvechemiccalreactions.
Analyze and explain the inf
nfluence of the
e main variablles from chem
mical
processesofreefiningandproductionofcarb
bohydrate.
Skillss:
micalsareevaluuatedinordertto
Theprocedureesforobtainingindustrialchem
determinethe irefficiencyand
dproductivity.
Supervisestheeperformanceo
ofindustrialche
emicalprocesseesfrom
manufactureoofsubstancesreequiredbysocie
ety.
Com
mpetences:
Evaluateandooptimizethepeerformanceofth
hechemicalproocessesusedinthe
industrialprodductionoforgan
nicandinorgan
nicsubstances.
Evaluateandsselecttheindusstrialprocessing
gtechnologiesaavailablefor
organicandinnorganicsubstances.
Indu
ustrial Chemistrry I: The Indusstrial plant and services plantt flow diagram
ms
Proje
ect: Design of
of reverse osm
mosis water treatment
t
sysstems; Processs of
man
nufacture and uuse of industria
al gases; Distribution of wateer in the Industrial
plant methods oof water treatm
ment for Industrial use Sooftening Reve
erse
Osm
mosis;ThermodyynamicProperttiesofsteamW
WaterSteamdiistributionsyste
ems
in th
he plant steaam boilers; Stu
udy of the corrrosion phenom
menon types and
externalfactorsafffectingit;Industrialairconditio
oningsystemsApplications.
149
Chem
ook
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
Indu
ustrial Chemistrry II: Techniquees for refining oil and natural
al gas. The therrmal
crackking. Catalytic cracking; Tech
hniques for gasoline improveement Reform
med.
Alkylation,isomerizzation;Technica
alaspectsofpo
olymerization Ethylenepolym
mers
Ind
dustrial plasticss products; Ind
dustrial catalysis; Technology of fats and oils
sapo
onification proccess Producttion of alcoholl and biodiesell; The industryy of
tenseactives agents
ts; The importa
ance of the sugar industry; Inddustry of dyes and
pigm
ments;Industriaalpaints.
Labo
oratory:preparaationswithrevview,labreportss
Lectu
am
ntations,demon
Austin,Georgee(1990)Manualdeprocesosqumicosenlaaindustria.Mxico
D.F.:McGraw
wHill.(661/A88//t.1),(661/A88/
8/t.2),(661/A888/t.3)
Baumeister,Thheodore(1986)Marksmanualldelingenierom
mecnico.Vol.1,2
y3MxicoD.FF.:McGrawH
Hill.(620.1/B28//v.1,v.2yv.3).
Fogler, Scott (2001) Elemen
ntos de ingenie
era de las reaacciones qumiicas.
MxicoD.F.:PPearsonEducaciin.(660/F71).
Kent, James ((1984) Manual de Riegel de qumica indusstrial. Mxico D.F.:
D
Continental.(6660/K41).
Otero Huerta,
a, Enrique (20
001) Corrosin y degradacin de materia
ales.
Madrid:s.n.(6620.11223/O86
6).
Perry, John (1 974) Manual de
d ingeniero qu
umico. Tomo 11 y 2. Mxico D.F.:
D
UninTipogrf
fica.(660/P43//t.1yt.2).
Riegel,EmilRaaymond(1942))Industrialchem
mistry.NewYoork:H.Holtand
dCo.
(661/R56).
150
Chem
ook
App
pliedTechnologyModule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,ifapp
plicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Chem
ApplliedTechnologyy
QM06
Perso
onresponsibleforthe
Module
Lectu
urers
HernnZapataa
HernnZapataa
ArmandoSarcco
Span
nish
Com
mpulsory
Conttacthoursand classsizesepa
aratelyforeach
hteachingmethhod:lecture,le
esson,
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,co
ontact
hourrs
Workkload
Co
Courses
Nr
Content
CoursesID
D
QQ6090
AQ5010
ID
Semester
QQ
Q6090
AQ
Q5010
6
5
acthours
Conta
perrweek
Teaching
T
Method
ClassSize
2.0
2.0
2.0
Lecture
La
aboratory
Lecture
40studentss
20studentss
40studentss
1.0
La
aboratory
20studentss
nto contact ho
ours (lecture, eexercise, laboratory
sessiion, etc.) and private study, including exam
mination prepaaration, specified in
Nr
Requ
uirementsaccorrding
totheexamination
regulations
Reco
ommended
prereequisites
Module
d
learn
ningoutcomes
EnvironmentaalEngineering
IndustrialConttrolandAutom
mation
Coursess
actHours
Conta
perrweek
PriivateStudy
perweek
p
Total
Workload
W
ECTS
E
Crredits
1 QQ6090
4.0
3.8
137
5
2 AQ5010
3.0
2.0
92
3
al
grad
deof11(elevenn).Tocomputethefinalgrade,,thefraction0..5ormoreis
conssideredasauniitinfavorthestudent.(Exam.Reg.2013Art. 21)
Form
mal:None
Conttent:ChemicalaandMathematticsknowledge,andcomputinggskill
bleto:
Know
wledge:
Interpret the fundamentalss and chemisttry knowledge to be applie
ed to
processesthattinvolvechemicalreactions.
Analyze and explain the in
nfluence of the
e main variabbles of the reffining
chemicalproceessesandproductionofcarbo
ohydrate.
Skillls:
Evaluate the procedures for
fo obtaining industrial
i
chem
micals in orde
er to
determinetheeirefficiencyandproductivity.
Supervisethepperformanceoffindustrialche
emicalprocesseesofmanufactu
ureof
substancesreqquiredbytheso
ociety.
mpetences:
Com
Evaluateandooptimizethepeerformanceoftthechemicalprrocessesusediinthe
industrialprodductionoforganicandinorgan
nicsubstances.
Evaluateandsselecttheavailableindustriallprocessingtecchnologiesavaiilable
fororganican dinorganicsub
bstances.
Enviironmental Enggineering: Fund
damentals of environmental
e
ttoxicology. Disp
posal
of in
norganic pollu tants in waterr. Coagulation and flocculattion techniquess. Air
pollu
ution. Water ppollution. Treatment of cyan
nided waste w
water. Treatment of
activvatedsludge.Sooilpollution.
Indu
ustrial Controll and Automation: Instrum
mentation andd control. Pressure
mea
asurement. Teemperature measurement.
m
Measurement of miscellan
neous
varia
ables. Level aand flow meeasurement. Characteristics of the proce
esses.
151
Chem
ook
requirementsandfo
ormsof
mination
exam
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
Fund
damentalsofcoontrol.Controllerstuning.Instrumentationanndcontrolsymb
bols
Digittalinstrumentssandsystems.IInterpretingcon
ntrolplansand P&IDinaplant
Labo
oratory:preparrationswithrevview,labreportss
Blacckboard,slides, beamerpresen
ntations,demon
nstrationoflab
bexamples
uipment
ArmasRamireez,Carlos(2001)Tecnologaam
mbiental.Ennuuestrohogarlanave
sideraltierra.Lima:Concytecc.(574.5/A74).
Henry, Glynnn (1999) Ingen
niera ambiental. Mxico D
D.F.: Prentice. Hall
(574.5/H39).
Creus Sole, Antonio (200

06) Instrumentacin industr
trial. Mxico D.F.:
006).
Alfaomega(6221.381I/C85/20
Solar, Ivan (11998) Control automtico de

e procesos qum
micos. Santiag
go de
Chile:UniversiidadCatlicadeeChile(660/S66).
Szklanny, Serggio (1995) Sisttemas digitaless de control dee procesos. Bu
uenos
Aires:s.n.(6211.381I/S99).
152
Chem
ook
Indu
ustrialOpe
erationsM
Module
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,ifapp
plicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Chem
Indu
ustrialOperatioons
QM07
Coourses
IndustrialOpeerationsI
IndustrialOpeerationsII
Perso
onresponsibleforthe
Module
Lectu
urer
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,co
ontact
hourrs
GerardFrankliin
GerardFrankliin
Span
nish
Com
mpulsory
Conttacthoursandcclasssizeseparratelyforeachtteachingmethood:lecture,
lesso
on,practical,prroject,seminaretc.
Workkload
Nr
CoursesID
D
QQ5030
QQ6030
ID
QQ
Q5030
QQ
Q6030
Semester
5
6
acthours
Conta
perrweek
Teaching
T
Method
M
ClassSize
2.0
2
3.0
3
2.0
2
Lecture
L
Laboratory
Lecture
L
40students
20students
40students
3.0
3
Laboratory
20students
(Estiimated) worklooad, divided into contact hou
urs (lecture, exxercise, laborattory
i
examination prepara
ration, specified
d in
Nr
Coursess
actHours
Conta
perrweek
Priv
vateStudy
perweek
p
Total
W
Workload
EC
CTS
Credits
1 QQ5030
5.0
5
3.0
115
4
4
2 QQ6030
5.0
5
3.0
116
4
4
Requ
uirementsaccorrding
hemodule,stud
dentmustobtaainaminimalfiinal
totheexamination
grad
ade, the fractioon 0.5 or more
e is
regulations
Reco
ommended
Form
mal:None
prereequisites
Conttent:ChemicalaandMathematticsknowledge, andcomputinggskill.
Module
bleto:
d
Know
wledge:
learn
ningoutcomes
mentandmach
hinesofunitoperations.
Identifyequipm
Recognizethe operationofm
machinesofunittoperations.
Skillss:
monitortheequ
uipmentandma
achinesinunitooperations.
Operateandm
Applycontroloofsafetyanden
nvironmentalp
protectionintheeunitoperation
ns.
Com
mpetences:
Designequipm
mentfortheuniitoperationsap
pplyingsafetycconditionsand
environmentallprotection.
Controlandopptimizeindustriialprocessesintounitoperatioons.
Content
Indu
ustrialOperatioonsI:Introducttiontounitope
erationsidenttificationofpump
and heat exchangger. Fluid tankks, pipes and fittings
f
Bernnoulli's Theorem
me;
Identificationandeevaluationofflu
uidflowproblem
ms;Selectionoffindustrialpum
mps
cen
ntrifugalpumpssoperatingproblems;Operationofcompresssors;Heattranssfer
proccesses;Transporrtofsolids;Agiitationofliquid solutions.
Indu
ustrial Operatioons II : Industrrial evaporation
n classificatioon of evaporato
ors;
Physsicalprinciplesiintheoperatio
onofdistillation
ndistillationBBatchContinuo
ous
distillation Balancce of matter an
nd energy of a rectifier Evalluate problemss of
distillation; Theory
y of drying; Sep
paration of solids and liquids;; Crystallization
n in
theiindustry.Industtrialrefrigeratio
onsystems;Operationoffiltraation;Principlessof
dryin
ng.
oratory:prepara
Labo
requirementsandfo
ormsof Lectu
ure:partialquizzzesandfinalw
writtenexamina
ation
153
Chem
ook
exam
mination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
ntations,demon
Ocn Garca, Joaqun (1986
6) Problemas de
d ingeniera qqumica. Madrid:
AguilarS.A.(6660.01/O29/t.1)),(660.01/O29//t.2).
Perry John (1 974) Manual del ingeniero qumico. Tom
mo 1 Mxico D.F.:
D
UninTipogrf
fica.(660/P43//t.1yt.2)).
Badger, Walteer (1936) Elem
ments of chemiccal engineeringg. New York: Mc
GrawHill(B6660/B14)
154
Chem
ook
ChemicalProcessesMo
odule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,ifapp
plicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Chem
Chem
micalProcessess
QM08
-
ChemicalProccesses
FoodIndustriees
Perso
onresponsibleforthe
Module
Lectu
urers
EnriqueAmes
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,co
ontact
hourrs
Workkload
Coourses
Content
Semester
4
4
EnriqueAmes
GerardFrankliin
Span
nish
Com
mpulsory
Nr
CoursesID
D
QQ4030
QQ4080
acthours
Conta
perrweek
Teaching
T
Method
M
ClassSize
3.0
2.0
1.0
Lecture
L
Laboratory
Lecture
L
40students
20students
40students

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exam
Nr
Requ
uirementsaccorrding
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regulations
Reco
ommended
prereequisites
Module
d
learn
ningoutcomes
ID
QQ
Q4030
QQ
Q4080
Coursess
actHours
Conta
perrweek
vateStudy
Priv
perweek
p
Total
W
Workload
CTS
EC
Cre
edits
1 QQ4030
5.0
3.6
148
5
5
2 QQ4080
1.0
2.5
73
2
2
al
grad
Form
mal:None
Conttent:ChemicalaandMathematticsknowledge,andcomputinggskill
bleto:
Know
wledge:
Interpret the fundamentals and chemistrry knowledge to be applied
d to
processesthattinvolvechemiccalreactions
Analyze and explain the influence
i
of th
he main variaables of chem
mical
processesofreefiningandproductionofcarb
bohydrate.
Skillss:
Evaluate the procedures fo
or obtaining in
ndustrial chem
micals in orderr to
determinethe irefficiencyand
dproductivity.
Supervise the performance of
o industrial che
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mpetences:
Com
Evaluate and optimize the performance
p
off chemical proccesses used in the
industrialprodductionoforgan
nicandinorgan
nicsubstances.
Evaluate and select the avvailable industrial processingg technologies for
organicandinnorganicsubstances.
Chem
mical Processees: Balance off mass and energy
e
in induustrial processe
es
Ferm
mentation proce
cess; Production
n of essential oils;
o Industrial chemical reacctors
andcomplementary
ryoperationsin
nchemicalproccesses;Preparattionofammon
nium
sulph
hate;InorganiccandorganicchemicalindustrryPreparationnofmetallicso
oaps
a sodium
s
SOAP preparation Preparation off normal lead stearate; Oil and
natu
uralgas.
Food
d industries: BBiochemical basis of fermentation The
e Biotechnology
155
Chem
ook
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
Enzyymes. Foods derived from fermentation

n Alcoholicc Fermentation
n
Mon
nosodiumglutaamateWinep
production.Dairyfoodindustrrycheese,cre
eam,
butte
er.Evaporated
d milkandconceentratedmilk.C
Condensedmilkkandmilkpow
wder.
Prep
parationofyoguurt.Manufactu
uringprocessesSugar,starchhandbyproduccts.;
Natu
ural carbohydrrate food prod
ducts. Operatio
ons and proceesses in the meat
m
industry.
Labo
Lectu
am
ntations,demon
Austin,Georgee(1990)Manualdeprocesosqumicosenlaaindustria.Mxico
D.F.:McGraw
wHill.(661/A88//t.1),(661/A88
8/t.2),(661/A888/t.3)
Felder, Richarrd (2008) Principios elementtales de los pprocesos qumiicos.
MxicoD.F.:LiimusaWiley.(6
660/F36)
Fogler, Scott (2001) Elemen
ntos de ingenie
era de las reaacciones qumiicas.
MxicoD.F.:PPearsonEducaciin.(660/F71).
Himmelblau, D
David (1986) Principios y c
lculos bsicoss de la ingeniiera
qumica.Mxic
icoD.F.:Contineental.(660.01/H
H55)).
al de Riegel. Qumica
Q
industtrial. Mxico D.F.:
D
Kent, James (1984) Manua
Continental.(6660/K41)..
Riegel,Emil(1 974)Riegelsh
handbookofind
dustrialchemisttry.NewYork:Van
54)
NostrandReinnhold.(B660/R5
156
Chem
ook
MettallurgicalProcesse
esModulee
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,ifapp
plicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Chem
Meta
allurgicalProceesses
QM09
Perso
onresponsibleforthe
Module
Lectu
urers
EnriqueCcerees
EnriqueCcerees
JuanCorcueraa
Span
nish
Com
mpulsory
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,co
ontact
hourrs
Workkload
Coourses
Nr
Content
CoursesID
D
QQ5070
QQ6070
ID
Semester
QQ
Q5070
QQ
Q6070
5
6
acthours
Conta
perrweek
Teaching
T
Method
M
ClassSize
2.0
1.5
2.0
Lecture
L
Laboratory
Lecture
L
40students
20students
40students
2.5
Laboratory
20students
i
exam
Nr
Requ
uirementsaccorrding
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perweek
p
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W
Workload
CTS
EC
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1 QQ5070
3.5
2.9
115
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2.1
116
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mal:None
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dMathematicsknowledge,anndcomputingskkill
bleto:
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ry expertise to
o be
appliedtochem
micalprocessessofextractionofmetals.
EvaluateandddistinguishthephasesthatcomposetheFeCCfortheformation
ofsteels.
Skillss:
Apply the maass and energyy balance in a pyro metallurggical process. It is
estimated thee amount of industrial
i
prod
duction taking into account the
performanceooftheprocessess.
Interpret and distinguish thee physical charracteristics bothh of ferrous allloys
(steels)andnoonferrousalloyys.
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Evaluate and optimize the performance of the processes pyro metallurg
gical
usedintheinddustrialproducttionofmetals.
Design of a fferrous alloy co
omposition and predict its ccharacteristics and
behaviour.
Metallurgical Proocesses I: Exxtractive mettallurgy M
Metals extracttion.
Pyro
ometallurgic D
Drying, calcinin
ng and toasting
g. Melting. Redduction of metallic
oxide
es. Thermodyn
ynamic principles Matte conversion., ffire refining and
distilllation. Electroometallurgy. In
ndustrial application; Metalllurgy of Copper;
Meta
allurgy of Leadd, Metallurgy of
o Tin; Metallu
urgy of Zinc; M
Metallurgy of iron,
Steel production; M
Metallurgy of Gold, Metallurrgy of Silver; PPyro metallurg
gical
proccesses effluent
t treatment; Metal
M
smelting
g: Gold metaallurgy. Second
dary
157
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ook
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
prod
ductionofmetaalsrecyclingoffjunk.
Metallurgical Pro cesses II: Strructure of me

etals. Metalloggraphy physsical
prop
perties and mecchanics of mettals; Diagram of
o iron Manuufacturing of stteel;
Heatt treatments Thermochemiccal and Thermo
o Mechanical TTreatment of Stteel;
Nonferrous Alloyss; Plastic defo
ormation of metals;
m
Metalllurgy of weld
ding;
Refra
actory.Pulvimeetallurgy.
Labo
Lectu
am
ntations,demon
Ballester, Anttonio (2003) Metalurgia
M
exttractiva. Tomoo 1. Madrid: s.n.
(669/B18/t.1yyt.2
Biswas, Asit ((1993) El cobre, metalurgia extractiva. Mxico D.F.: Lim
musa
(669/B56).
Bray, John (11968) Metalurrgia extractiva de los mateeriales no ferreos.
Madrid:OSCA..(669/B81).
BurroughsGill,l,Charles(1989
9)Metalurgiaexxtractivanoferrrosa.MxicoD
D.F.:
Limusa.(669/BB77)
Rosenqvist, Teerkel (1987) Fu
undamentos de metalurgia eextractiva. Mxico
D.F.:Limusa(6669/R84).
Appold, Hanss (1984) Tecn

nologa de loss metales. Baarcelona: Reve
ert.
(669.9/A64).).
Lasheras y Essteban, Jos Mara
M
(1985) Tecnologa
T
del acero. Barcelo
ona:
EMEGE.(669.1142/L27).
William D. Ca
Callister (2009) Introduccin a
a la Ciencia e Ingeniera de los
Materiales.Baarcelona:Reverrt.(620.112/C2
23)
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ook
App
pliedMath
hematicsM
Module
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,ifapp
plicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
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onresponsibleforthe
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urer
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um
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ontact
hourrs
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Content
ID
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de of 11 (eleveen). To compu
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mal:None
bleto:
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plytheoreticalm
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mathematicsrellatedtolinearaalgebra,differe
ential
calculus,integgralcalculus,diffferentialequattions.
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metallurgicalpprocessesappliications.
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scientificorte chnologicalissu
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nvironment.
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toolls), interpreting
g and
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gression Use of computer ttools; Matrixess and
dete
erminants; Inteerpolation and extrapolation of data; Functtions of distribution
and heat transfer; Differential ca
alculus; Integra
al Calculus; Diff
fferential equattions;
Kinetics of chemicaal processes Application
A
of differential eqquations in chemical
kineticsprocesses; Kineticsofmettallurgicalproce
esses.
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es: Introduction of the Minittab and excel as a
statiisticaltoolstaatisticrepeated
dmeasures;Graphicofavaria
iableandbivariate
accu
uracy,biasand accuracy.Typeesoferrors;Sta
atisticalsamplinng;Pointestimation
andconfidencelimiitsforthemeanandthevaria
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for hypothesis
h
testting; Hypothessis testing for the media, foor the variance
e and
159
Chem
ook
hypo
othesisforthe meandifferencce;Analysisand
ddesignofexpperiments;Com
mplete
BlocksdesignsranddomizedandLa
atinsquares;Sim
mplelinearregrression,expone
ential
regression, logaarithmic regresssion, power regression. M
Multiple regresssion;
Intro
oductiontothe factorialdesigns;Hexexperim
mentaldesign.
Labo
oratory:prepara
requirementsandfo
ormsof Lecture:partialwriittentestsandffinalwrittenexam
exam
mination
Mediaemployed
ntations,demon
nstrationoflab
bexamples
uipment
Read
dinglist
Himmelblau, D
David M. (198
86) Principios y clculos bsiccos de la ingen
niera
qumica.MxiicoD.F.:Contineental(660.01/H
H55))
mica.
McCabe, Warrren L. (1981)) Operaciones bsicas de iingeniera qum
Barcelona.:Reevert(540/M3
30).
Thompson, Eddward V. (1979
9) Introduccin a la ingenieraa qumica. Bogot:
McGrawHill. (660/T48).
abilidad y estad
dstica para inngeniera y cien
ncias.
Devore, Jay L . (2012) Proba
ning.(519.5).
Mxico,D.F.CCENGAGELearn
Montgomery, Douglas C. (2007) Diseo y anlisis de expperimentos. Mxico
M
D.F.:Limusa(0001.434/M84/2
2008).
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ook
Fund
damentalTechnolo
ogyModu
ule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,ifapp
plicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Chem
Fund
damentalTechnnology
QM11
Perso
onresponsibleforthe
Module
Lectu
urers
JuanChacn
JuanChacn
FernandoHuaayna
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nish
Com
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Language
um
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ontact
hourrs
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Nr
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CoursesID
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ID
Semester
EQ
Q1010
MG
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1
2
acthours
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perrweek
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3.0
Workshop
W
20studentss
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2.0
Lecture
40studentss

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prereequisites
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learn
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actHours
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perrweek
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perweek
p
Total
W
Workload
ECTS
E
Crredits
1 EQ1010
3.0
2.1
93
3
2 MG2030
2.0
1.9
77
3
In orrder to pass eaach course of the
t module, stu
udent must obttain a minimall final
grad
de of 11 (eleveen). To compu
ute the final grrade, the fracttion 0.5 or mo
ore is
Form
mal:None
Conttent:Mathemaaticsknowledgee,andcomputin
ngskill
bleto:
Know
wledge:
wingsandmech
hanical,electrica
al,electronicanndfluidinstalla
ations
Interpretdraw
andnetworkddiagrams.
Drawingmechhanicalnocomp
plexsystemsan
ndcomponents usingstandard
dized
norms.
mechanicalworrkshop.
Chooseandussetoolsinthem
Designandintterpretelectrica
aldiagrams.
Skillss:
anical,electrica
al,electronicanndfluidinstallattions
Producedrawiingsandmecha
andnetworkddiagrams
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ngsusingconve
entionaldrawinngtools.
Identifycompoonentsandinteerpretcharacteristicsofaneleectricalinstallattion
mpetences:
Com
Drawingmechhanicalcompon
nentsusingade
esignmethodollogy
Installandmaaintainsomemeechanicalequip
pmentandimpoortantdevicesssuch
ascircuitbreaakersandotherss.
Electtromechanical Workshop: Measurements
M
and
a mechanicaal operations. Tools:
T
drillss, males, sweeep; Joints and connections. Semivisible
S
eleectrical installa
ation.
Auto
omaticcontrolss.Performmain
ntenanceonathreephasemo tor.Maintenan
nceof
anelectricpump.Innstallationofellectricpumpsco
ontrol.
Tech
hnical Drawingg: Alphabetical lines. Standarrd writing. Labeeled. Applicatio
on of
the typesoflines.SStandardscalees:enlargementandreductionn andnatural scale.
s
Stan
ndard sizing. ISSO ISO e. sections
s
projecction A. Project
ction systems ISOE.
Com
mpleted sectionn. Types of secctions. Courts and
a sections. BBasic electricall and
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ook
requirementsandfo
ormsof
mination
exam
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
electtronicdiagramss.Flowcharts.
Worrkshop:preparaationswithrevieew,reports
ntations,demon
nstrationoflab
bexamples
andexperiments,w
workshopdevelo
opmenttoolsandequipment
Equipo Tcnicco Edeb (198
81). Tecnologa
a mecnica 1. Barcelona: ED
DEBE.
(620.1/E/t.1)
Gil Espinosa, Juan Carlos (1
1999). Manual de Mecnica Industrial. Ma
adrid:
Cultural.(620. 1/G48M).
Hbscher,Heinnrich(1983).Ellectrotecnia,cu
ursoelemental. Barcelona:Revvert.
(621.3/H85E)
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7/t.1),
Mileaf , Harry
(621.3/M57/t..2), (621.3/M
M57/t.3), (62
21.3/M57/t.4), (621.3/M57
7/t.5),
(621.3/M57/t..6),(621.3/M57/t.7)
Bachmann,Albbert(1979)Dib
bujotcnico.Barcelona:Labor..(604.2/B13).
Giesecke,Fredderick(1979)Dibujotcnico.M
MxicoD.F.:Lim
musa(604.2/G4
4).
GTZ(1981)D
Dibujotcnicom
metal1.Cursob
bsicoconprueebas.Eschborn:GTZ
(604.2/M/1).
GTZ(1981)Diibujotcnicometal2.Cursosu
uperiorconprueebas.Eschborn:GTZ
(604.2/M/2).
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Chem
ook
MatthematicssModule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,if
appliicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Perso
onresponsiblefor
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Typeeofteaching,
contaact
hourrs
Workkload
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Mathe
ematics
QM12
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practiccal,project,sem
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167
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hefraction0.5oormoreis
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eg.2013Art.211)
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eto:
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hnology knowl
wledge of analytic
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elect and appply properties of differential and integral calculus to solve
prroblemsinsciennceandtechno
ology.
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Fo
ormulate posssible solutions to problems of science annd technologyy by
an
nalyzingandinnterpretingdata
aresultsfromth
hemathematiccalpointofview
w.
Mathe
ematicsI:Equaationsandsysteemsofequation
ns.Cartesianpllane.Theequation
of the
e straight line. Equation of the circumfere
ence. Equation of the parab
bola.
Equatiionoftheellipsse.Equationof
f theellipse.Ine
equalities.Funcctions.Introducction
to the
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c
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ts. Continuity of
o a
functio
on. Trigonomettric functions. Trigonometric
T
limits.
l
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ns in
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functio
on. Derivatives of a function. Derivatives off some special functions and the
chain rule. Implicit derivative. Th
he antiderivatiive and the in
indefinite integ
gral.
ods of integrattion: by parts and by algebraic substitutioon. Integration
n by
Metho
trigono
ometric substittution. Method
ds of integration: By trigonom
metric substituttion.
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Mathe
ematics II: Lim
mits and conttinuity. Asympttotes and graaphs of functions.
Deriva
ative and motioon. Differentials. Maximum and
a minimum. Flat region area.
a
163
Chem
ook
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
Length
h of a curve. SSurface of revo
olution. Centerr of mass. Appplication proble
ems.
Volume of solids. Descriptive statistics.
s
Fund
damentals. Daata presentattion.
Distrib
bution of freqquencies. Grap
phs. Application problems. Data Descripttion.
Measu
uresofcentralttendency.Appllicationproblem
ms.Bivariatetaables.Combinatory
analysis.Probabilityoofanevent.Ca
alculationofpro
obabilities.Norrmaldistributionof
probab
bilities. Selectioon of a samplle. Rubric: Case
e analysis on the application
n of
statistiicaltechniques..
partiallwrittentestsaandfinalwritten
nexam.
Blackb
board,slides,beeamerpresenta
ations,demonsttrationoflabexxamplesand
experim
ments,labdeveelopmenttoolsandequipment.
Berman,
B
Simon L. (1974). Calculus for the nonphysical sccience. New York:
Y
RichartandWin
R
nston.(515/B47
7)
Haeussler,Ernes
H
stF.(2008).M
Matemticasparralaadministrracinyeconom
ma.
MxicoD.F.:Ibe
M
eroamericana(5
510/H25/2008).
La
arson,Ron(20006).Clculo.MxicoD.F:McGrawHill(515/LL25).
Neuhauser,Clau
N
udia(2004).Matemticasparraciencias.Maadrid:Prentice Hall
(5
510/N47M).
Pinzn,lvaro(1
P
1973).ClculoIIdifererencial.MxicoD.F.:H
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Waner,Stefan(2
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Davis,
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PhyssicsModu
ule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,if
appliicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Perso
onresponsiblefor
theM
Module
Lectu
urers
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,co
ontact
hourrs
Workkload
Chem
micalandMetalllurgicalProcesses
Physiics
QM1
13
Coourses
ID
I
Semester
PhysicsI
MG
G1010
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PhysicsII
MG
G2010
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SilviaEspinoza
S
SilviaEspinoza
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CarlosSoca
JersonAraos
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PenlopeVargass
NicolsHerenccia
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3.1
137
5.0
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4.5
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3.6
146
5.0
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In ord
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grade
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ade, the fractiion 0.5 or morre is
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mal:None
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uture.
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on. Heat. Calo
orimetry. Phasee change. Therrmal
balan
nce. Heat trransfer. Therm
modynamics. Thermal expaansion of so
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Therm
modynamic proocesses. Zeroth
h law, first an
nd second laws
ws. Thermodyna
amic
laws.SimpleHarmoonicMotion(SH
HM).EnergyinSHM.Simpleppendulum.Dam
mped
and forced movem
ment. Mechanical resonance
e. Waves on a string. Melldes
Experriment. Forcedd Harmonic Mo
otion. Waves. Stationary
S
wave
ves. Sound. Dop
ppler
effect. Optics. Refle
lection, refracttion of light. Geometrical
G
Opptics. Mirrors and
lense
es.
Physiics II: Physical Magnitudes. Vectors.

V
Sum off vectors. Compponents of vectors.
Unit Vectors. Statics
cs. Force. Newttons First and Third Laws. Fre
ree body diagra
ams.
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ook
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
Repre
esentationofthheforcesexistiinginabodyo
orsystem.Conccurrentforces. First
condiitionofequilibrrium.Applicatiions.Forceorttorquemomentt.Secondcondiition
ofeq
quilibrium.Kinem
matics.Uniform
mlinearmovem
ment.Accelerattion.Uniformlin
near
motio
onwithvaried velocity.FreeFFall.Gravity.Co
ompoundmoveement.Applicattions
ofcirrcularmovemennt.Dynamics.N
NewtonsSecon
ndLaw.Applicaationsofdynam
mics.
Friction. Friction iin solids. Mecchanical work
k. Power. Eneergy Conservation.
Efficie
ency.
Practical / labboratory: preparations with review, functiional projects, lab

reports
Lecture:partiallwrittentestsa
andfinalwrittenexam.
Blackkboard, slides, beamer preseentations, demonstration of lab examples and
experriments,labdevvelopmenttoollsandequipment.
- Bu
ueche Frederiick J. (2007) Fsica General. Mxico D.F.: McGraw
wHill
(5
530/B88/2007)
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ears, Francis W. (2004). Fsica universita
aria. Mxico D.F.: McGraw
wHill
(5
530/S31/2004)
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erway,RaymonndA.(1998).Fssica.MxicoD.F
F.:McGrawHiill.(530/S42F)
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Fund
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440students
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Ellectronics
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Mathematicskknowledge
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n dc and ac electrical circuitss and electrica
al
machines.
m
Re
ecognize param
meters and opeeration principlles of singlephhase and three
e
ph
haseelectricalssystems.
Skills:
Evvaluateelectriccalparametersandanalyzethe
eirbehaviorusiingequivalent
ciircuit,phasoriallcalculationan
ndcomputerapp
plications.
Compe
etences:
In
nstall basic eleectrical circuitts and analyze
e the behavioor of electrica
al
pa
arametersinopperationalorfa
aultconditions,,usingmeasuriringinstrumentss
an
ndperformingssecurityproced
dures.
Electriccity: Fundameental parameteers of Electricity. Matter, aatom, electrica
al
charge
e, voltage gen eration. Electrrical circuits. Voltage.
V
Resistaance. Electrica
al
current.FundamentaalLaws.Ohms Law.Seconda
andfirstKirchofffslaw.Powerr,
energyy and efficienccy. Electrical Power.
P
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e
diagram. Magnetic field and eleectric field. Ellectromagnetism
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current. Sinusoidal w
wave. Ohms law
w in AC. Series AC circuit. Parrallel AC circuitt.
Power in AC. Activee power. Reacctive power. Apparent
A
poweer. Threephase
e
167
Chem
ook
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
circuitss. Star connecction. Triangle connection. Threephase

T
poower. Electrica
al
protection.Fuses.Theermomagnetic.Differentials.
Electro
onics: Introducction to Electro
onics. Semicond
ductor diodes. Application of
of
semico
onductor diodees. DC voltage sources. Basic calculations inn a DC voltage
e
source
The bipolar transisttor. Basic calcculations in th
he BJT transisstor. Thyristorss.
al
Optoellectronics.Integgratedcircuits.DigitalLogicsandCircuits.InndustrialDigita
System
ms.
Prractical / laborratory: prepara

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eports
Le
ecture:partialw
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ndfinalwrittenexam.
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d
experim
ments,labdeveelopmenttoolsandequipmentt.
Alcalde San Migguel, Pablo.(19
998) Electrote
ecnia. Equipos e instalacioness
35).
ellectrotcnicas. Madrid:Paraniinfo.(621.3/A3
Dorf,
D
Richard CC. (2006) Cirrcuitos elctrico
os. Mxico D. F.: Alfaomega
a.
(6
621.3C/D92C)..
Garca
G
Trasanccos, Jos (1
1998) Electrottecnia. Barcellona: Revert
.
(6
621.3/G25E).
Mileaf,
M
Harry (11989) Curso prrctico de elecctricidad. Vol. 11. Mxico D.F.:
CienciayTcnicaa.(621.3/M57//v.1)
Mileaf,
M
Harry (11989) Curso prrctico de elecctricidad. Vol. 22. Mxico D.F.:
CienciayTcnicaa.(621.3/M57//v.2)
E
Teo
ora de circuitoos. Mxico D.F.:
Boylestad, Robeert L. (2003). Electrnica:
03.)
PrenticeHall(6221.381/B78/200
a
Flloyd, Thomas (2006) Dispositivos electrrnicos. Mexicco D.F..Limusa
(6
621.381/F59D)..
Flloyd, Thomass (2006) Fun
ndamentos de
e sistemas ddigitales. New
w
Je
ersey.PearsonPPrenticeHall(62
21.381/F59).
Malvino,Albert
M
Paul(2000)Priincipiosdeelecctrnica.Madridd:McGrawHilll.
(6
621.381/M19/22000).
Sa
avant, C.J. (19992) Diseo electrnico.Circu
uitos y sistemaas. Wilmington
n:
AddisonWesley (621.381C/S25
5).
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Valu
uesandCu
ultureMo
odule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,if
appliicable
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inwh
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moduleistaught
Perso
onresponsiblefor
theM
Module
Lectu
urers
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,
contaact
hourrs
Workkload
ValuessandCulture
QM15
5
Couurses
Nr
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contactthours
perw
week
Teaching
Method
M
ClassSize
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2.0
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ecture
40students
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Requ
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Module
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learn
ningoutcomes
ID
D
AttitudesandVaalues
GG1030
1
NationalandInt
N
ternationalRea
ality
GG2030
2
En
nitVivanco
En
nitVivanco
Lu
uisaPalomino
Spanissh
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ulsory
Contaccthoursandclaasssizeseparattelyforeachtea
achingmethod:
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n,
minaretc.
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ContacttHours
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Wo
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er to pass eachh course of thee module, stud
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eg.2013Art.211)
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al:None
Conten
nt:None
Afterh
udentsareable
eto:
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Recognize the iimportance of the practice of
o values, culttural diversity and
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mponents of national and international reaality and propo
oses
Analyze the com
alternative soluutions to the cyclical
c
problem
m, based on eethical and moral
m
principlesthatcoontributetotheedevelopmentofsociety.
Skills:
Value
V
himself, rrecognize theirr emotions and
d feelings, andd making decisions
asssumingaposittiveattitude,an
ndanactivean
ndresponsiblebbehavior.
In
nterpretandannalyzeproblemssofsociocultural,economicaandpoliticalrea
ality
atnationaland internationalleevels,identifyin
ngpotentialoppportunitiesinP
Peru
anditsinsertion intheworldm
market.
etences:
Compe
Display
D
a positivve attitude tow
wards values, recognize
r
and accept its cultture,
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espectthediverrsityofitsenvirronment.
Analyze the currrent situationss in the components: politicall, economic, so
ocial
and cultural, asssuming a criticcal and reflective attitude onn the national and
nternationalreaality.
in
Attitud
desandValuess:Academicreg
gulationsandrrulesguidingthheinstitution.Sttudy
metho
odsandhabits. Values,positivveattitudes,an
ntivaluesandcconsequences.SSelf
esteem
m.PersonalImaage.Decisionm
making.Culturaldiversity,inteerculturality.Ru
ubric
Analysis of presenntations propossed in order that students ccan recognize and
acceptt their culture and respect the
t diversity. Anxiety,
A
tensionn, stress and self
s
contro
oltechniques.Inntelligentbehaviour,emotiona
alintelligence. Thought,cognitive
skills
169
Chem
ook
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
Memo
oryandlearningg.LifePlan.Cou
urtesyrules.Lea
adership.
Nation
nal and Internnational Realitty: National and
a
internationnal reality. Spa
atial
realityy. Ecology andd environment.. Organization of group asssignments. Spa
atial
realityy. Peruvian terrritory. Spatial reality.
r
Nationa
al and internattional geostrattegy
andge
eopolitics.Sociialreality.Natiionalcultural diversity.Transn
d
nationalmigra
atory
processs.RubricAnaalysisofthemig
gratoryprocesss.Socialrealityy.Nationaliden
ntity.
Social reality. Worlddwide perceptiion of Peru. Political
P
realityy. Peruvian Sttate:
Politica
alandadminisstrativeorganizzation.Evaluatiionofresearchhprogress.Political
realityy. Peruvian deecentralization process. Democracy and political parrties.
Econom
mic reality. PPeruvian economic model. International economic blo
ocks.
Busine
ess Outlook inn Peru. Sociall responsibility
y. Economic reeality: Peru as
a a
possibility. Productivve clusters and
d holding. Development of micro, small and
mediumbusinessinPPeru
e:partialwritteentestsandfinalwrittenexam
m.
Lecture
Blackb
board, slides, bbeamer presen
ntations, demo
onstration of llab examples and
experim
Berumen
B
de loss Santos, Nora
a Mara (2001)). tica del ejeercicio profesio
onal.
MxicoD.F.:Con
M
ntinental(179.9
9/B45)
Gomez,
G
Mara Teresa (1997). Cmo edu
ucar en valorres. Madrid: s.n.
(1
179.9/G62)
Olcese
O
Salvateccci, Alfieri (2002
2). Cmo estud
diar con xito: Tcnicas y hb
bitos
paraaprenderm
mejor.MxicoD
D.F.:Alfaomega
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Rodriguez
R
Estraada, Mauro (2
2006). Aprendiizaje creativo continuo. Cua
ando
aprenderesempprender.Mxico
oD.F.:Trillas(3
370.157/R75)
Towers,
T
Marc (2006). Venza
a a su peor enemigo: Auttoestima. Mad
drid:
FundacinConfeemetal(155.2/T
T77)
AgendaPer,Ca
A
aretasyPUCP (2001)Los50 ytantoslibros quetodoperu
uano
cultodebeleer. Lima:Caretas:PUCP.
Contreras,Carlo
C
os(2000).Histo
oriadelPerCo
ontemporneo. Lima:Instituto
ode
EstudiosPeruan
E
no.(985/C81)
Matos
M
Mar, Joss (2005). Desborde popular y crisis del esstado, veinte aos
a
despus.Lima:s
d
s.n.(306.2/M28)
Raich,Mario(20
R
008).Msall
.Empresaysociedadentrannsformacin.Liima:
Tecsup.(658.3A/
T
/R18)
Soto, Hernandoo de (2000). El
E ministerio de
el capital. Porqqu el capitalismo
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ook
Com
mmunicatiionsModu
ule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,if
appliicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Perso
onresponsiblefor
theM
Module
Lectu
urers
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,
contaact
hourrs
Workkload
Communications
QM16
6
Cour
urses
Nr
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contactthours
perw
week
Tea
aching
Method
ClassSize
GG1020
G
6.0
Le
ecture
40students
GG2820
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5.0
Le
ecture
40students
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2.0
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40students
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uccessfulPresenntations
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MiiguelOrtiz
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Spanish
Compu
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Contaccthoursandcllasssizesepara
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week
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dent.(Exam.Re
eg.2013Art.211)
Formal:None
Conten
nt:Entrylevelsskillsincommun
nicationandcomputingskills.
Afterh
udentsareable
eto:
Knowledge:
Ca
ategorizeandin
interpretideas,dataandexpliccitandimplicit conceptsinattext
giiventhecontexxtinwhichitwa
asgeneratedan
ndinwhichitw
wasreceived.
Ba
asehisopinion withclarity,flu
uencyandcoherenceusingverrbalandnon
ve
erbalresourcess.
Prroducetextsacccordingtothespecificpurposeofeachcomm
munication.
Skills:
Builddifferenttyypesoftexts.
Se
electtheapproppriatetypeofa
argumenttosup
pporttheirposiition.
Discriminatetheerelevantfromthecomplemen
ntofanytext.
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etences:
Co
ommunicateinoralorwritten
nformthethem
mesofhisprofesssionwith
in
nformativeand argumentativeebase,applying
gappropriatereesourcesto
fa
acilitatetheexppressionofspeeechinspecialize
edandnonspeecialized
au
udiences.
Communication I: H
Human comm
munication and
d information in contemporrary
societyy. Reading as a tool for com
mmunication. Text analysis: organization and
integra
ation of the teext. Annotation
ns and conceptt maps Biblioggraphical citatio
ons.
171
Chem
ook
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
APA format.
fo
Writinng technical reports.
r
Spelling rules. Capita
talization. General
accenttuation. Specia
ial cases of accentuation. Diacritical m
marks. Senten
nce.
Punctu
uation marks. Connectors. Paragraph. Condensed
C
deescription. Em
mail.
Commercial writingg. Communicating orally through thee speech. Oral
O
unication.
commu
Communication II:Coommunication inorganization

ns.Assertivecoommunication and
characcteristics. Technno scientific lan
nguage. Techniical descriptionn of the worksh
hop.
Readin
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comprrehension. Textt production. Oral
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comprehensionandeexpression.Typeesofdiscussion
n.Argumentatioonasafoundattion
forcon
ntroversyandddiscussion.Argu
umentativepressentation.Adm inistrativewritiing.
Successsful presentattions: Compeetences indem

mand today. TThe first contact.
Individ
dual and sharedd presentations. The psychological preparaation. Stage frig
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Presen
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d
How to improve your
y
behaviiourwhenyouggiveapresenta
ation.Emphasis andmotivationninpresentatio
ons.
Selfco
onfidence. Use of techniques. Presentation of techniques. Audiovisual aids.
a
Institutionalpresentaation.Institution
nalpresentatio
on.Communicattionstyles.Formal
aspectts of conferencces. Criteria to
o evaluate pre
esentations beffore an audien
nce.
Presen
ntationoftopicssassignedusing
gappropriatettechniques.
Prractical:oralprresentations
Le
ecture:partialw
writtentestsan
ndfinalwrittenexam.
Blackb
ntations, demo
onstration of la
lab examples and
experim
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Co
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munidaddeMaadrid Consejera
ade
Ed
ducacin.CHOM
MSKY, Noam. (2006). Nuestro conocimiennto del lengu
uaje
hu
umano. Santiaggo de Chile: Ed
dicin Bilinge.CLAVIJO Olartee, Amparo. (2006).
Prrcticas innovaadoras de lecttura y escritura
a. Bogot: Unniversidad Distrrital
FrranciscoJosddeCaldas.REAL ACADEMIAESP
PAOLA.(20100)Ortografadela
le
enguaespaolaa.Madrid:Espassa.
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007). Redactar en la universid
dad.
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onceptosytcnnicasfundamen
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BUSTOS,Juan.(
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(2005).Aescrib
birseaprende escribiendo.M
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Noaam. (2006). Nuestro
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SantiagodeChille:EdicinBiling
ge.
CLAVIJOOlarte,
C
Amparo.(2006
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novadorasdellecturayescritu
ura.
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B
sidadDistritalFrranciscoJosdeCaldas
REALACADEMIA
R
AESPAOLA.(2
2010)Ortografadelalengua espaola.Mad
drid:
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ook
QuaalityandSSafetyModule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,if
appliicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Perso
onresponsiblefor
theM
Module
Lectu
urers
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,
contaact
hourrs
Workkload
QualityyandSafety
QM17
7
Couurses
Nr
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contactthours
perw
week
Tea
aching
Method
M
ClassSize
1 GG3020
G
2.0
Le
ecture
40students
2 GG4010
G
2.0
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ecture
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ration, specified
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session
hours,andintotal.
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Requ
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Reco
ommended
prereequisites
Module
d
learn
ningoutcomes
ID
D
Co
ontinuousImprrovement
GG3020
3
Sa
afety,HealthanndEnvironment
GG4010
4
Lu
uisPea
Lu
uisPea
Se
egundoJimnezz
Spanish
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ulsory
achingmethod::lecture,lesson
n,
minaretc.
Courses
ContacttHours
perw
week
Priva
ateStudy
perrweek
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Wo
Workload
ECTS
Cred
dits
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Afterh
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denvironmentsssystem
Skills:
Usetoolsforcon
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ntinuousimpro
ovementofquality
Usetoolsforeva
U
aluatepersonallandenvironme
entofrisk
Compe
etences:
Prropose,implem
mentandevalua
atetheimprove
ementactionsinnthequalitys
syystem
Evvaluatetheriskkspresentintheeworkplaceandsuggestsconntrolmeasures
Contin
nuous Improvem
ment: Principlees and foundattions of qualityy. Foundations for
continuous improveement. Metho
odology of op
perational exccellence. Build
ding
erating solutionns. Improving and
undersstanding. Meassurement and analysis. Gene
controlling. Creatingg institutions. Continuous Im
mprovement Kaizen. Prob
blem
resoluttionmethodoloogy.Projectsof
f improvement.ISO9000:20000StandardsSerries.
Integra
atedmanagem
mentsystems.R
RubricCasean
nalysis:Applicaationofcontinu
uous
improvvementatacorrporation.Implementationofaqualitymanaagementmodel.
Safety,
y, Health and Environment:: Prevention of
o labor risks. Industrial saffety.
Preven
ntion of labor risks. Industria
al hygiene. En
nvironment andd Industrial So
ocial
Respon
nsibility.System
msofhealth,sa
afetyandenvirronmentmanaggementandso
ocial
respon
nsibility. Regulaations on health, safety and environment. Electrical haza
ards
and rissks of hydrocaarbons. Identificcation of hazards, evaluationn and risk conttrol.
Contro
olofriskstoheaalthandsafetyy.Personalprotectionequipmeent.Environmental
risksco
ontrol.Preparaationforemerg
gencies.Preven
ntionandcontrrolofspillages and
173
Chem
ook
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
fire.Prreparationforeemergencies.Fiirstaids.
Lecture
e:partialwritteentestsandfinalwrittenexam
m.
Blackb
ntations, demo
experim
Crosby,
C
Philip BB (2001) La ca
alidad no cuesta: El arte de cerciorarse de
e la
ca
alidad.Mxico D.F.:Continenttal(658.562/C9
91C)
GutierrezPulido
G
o,Humberto(20
005).Calidadto
otalyproductivvidad.MxicoD
D.F.:
McGrawHill(65
M
58.562/G96P)
Im
mai,Masaki(19992).Kaizen,M
MxicoD.F.:Continental(658.5562/I41)
Im
mai,Masaki(19998)CmointeerpretarelKaizanenelsitioddetrabajo.Bogot.
McGrawHill(65
M
58.562/I4)
Polya,G.(2004)
P
).Howtosolveit.Anewaspectofmathemaaticalmethod.N
New
Je
ersey/PrincetoonUniversityPrress(511/P75)
Grimaldi,JohnV
G
V.(1991)Manu
ualdesegurida
adindustrial.Boogot:Alfaome
ega.
(6
620.86/G82M)
Le
etayf,Jorge(19998).Seguridad
d,higieneycon
ntrolambientall.MxicoD.F.:Mc
GrawHill.(658.2
G
2/L52)
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7). Seguridad industrial. Un enfoque integ
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BasiicEnglishModule
DegrreeProgram
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appliicable
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inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
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onresponsiblefor
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um
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contaact
hourrs
Workkload
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8
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nglishI
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nglishII
Milton
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requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
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Semester
5
6
English
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ulsory
achingmethod:
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minaretc.
Nr
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perw
week
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6.0
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40students
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6.0
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ecture
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(Estimated)workloadd,dividedintoccontacthours(lecture,exercisee,laboratory
n,etc.)andprivvatestudy,inclu
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uirementsaccorrding
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prereequisites
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week
Priva
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6.0
1.6
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139
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4
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module,studentmustobtainaaminimalfinal
gradeof11(eleven). Tocomputethefinalgrade,th
dent.(Exam.Re
eg.2013Art.211)
consid
Forma
al:None
Conten
nt:Entrylevelsskillsincommun
nication
Afterh
udentsareable
eto:
Knowlledge:
Id
dentifyandeffeectivelyuseBasicEnglishstructuresinorderttoread,interpre
et
andtranslatetexxtsongeneralttopicsofincrea
asingcomplexityy.
Skills:
EsstablishbasicccommunicationinEnglishinorralandwrittenfform.
Understandinga
U
andinterpreting
gbasicgeneralEnglishtexts.
Compe
etences:
Read,translateaandinterpretEnglishtextsonbasicgeneralto
topics.
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mplegrammatiicalstructuresoofEnglish.
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English
hI:Peopleanddplaces.Youan
ndyours.Everydaylife.Loves andhates.Gettting
from A
A to B. Eating and drinking. Extraordinary lives. Fact or ffiction. Buying and
selling.Keepingintouuch.Goingplacces.Streetlife.
English
h II:Theworld
d aroundus.A weekendaway
y.Learningfor thefuture.Leissure
andliffestyle.Importaantfirsts.Atresst,atwork.Speccialoccasions.AAppearances.T
Time
off.Am
mbitionsanddrreams.Countrieesandcultures. Oldandnew.TTakeCare.
Lecture
e:partialwritteentests,oralan
ndwrittenassig
gnmentsandfinnalwrittenexam
Blackb
ntations, demo
experim
CuttingEdgeSt
C
tudentsBook,Workbook,Students.
ResourceBank,M
R
CD.Sarah.
MiniDictionaryyandStudentC
Cunningham&M
C
MoorPeterwithFrancesEaless.
175
Chem
ook
Man
nagementtModule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,if
appliicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Perso
onresponsiblefor
theM
Module
Lectu
urers
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,
contaact
hourrs
Workkload
Manag
gement
QM19
9
Cour
urses
Nr
Content
CoursesID
MG4010
M
GG5020
G
GG6020
G
Semester
Contactthours
perw
week
Tea
aching
Method
M
ClassSize
3
3
Le
ecture
40students
2.0
Le
ecture
40students
1.0
Labo
oratory
20students
2.0
Le
ecture
40students
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ated) workloadd, divided into
o contact hou
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ncluding examination preparration, specified
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hours,andintotal.
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uirementsaccorrding
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prereequisites
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d
learn
ningoutcomes
ID
D
MaintenanceMa
M
anagement
MG4010
4
PrrojectManagem
ment
GG5020
5
BusinessManaggement
GG6020
6
Ed
dwinRamos
DavidMaita
Ed
dwinRamos
Lu
uisPea
Spanish
Compu
ulsory
achingmethod::lecture,lesson
n,
minaretc.
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ContacttHours
perw
week
Priva
ateStudy
perrweek
Seemester
Wo
Workload
EC
CTS
Cred
dits
1 MG4010
M
3.0
1.4
83
3
3
2 GG5020
G
3.0
2.3
95
3
3
3 GG6020
G
2.0
3.2
94
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3
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f
grade of 11 (eleven)). To computee the final gra
ade, the fractioon 0.5 or morre is
infavorthestud
dent.(Exam.Re
eg.2013Art.211)
consideredasaunitin
Formal:None
Conten
nt:Qualitytoolss,communicatiionandcomputtingskills
Afterh
udentsareable
eto:
Knowlledge:
Develop, plan, organize and manage huma
an and materirial resources in
i a
prroject.
Pllans, organize, direct and co
ontrol the hum
man and materrial resources of
o a
bu
usiness.
Skills:
Usemoderntheo
U
oriesandmethodologiesform
managingresouurcesofabusine
ess.
Compe
etences:
Ap
pply concepts and methodollogies in the management
m
oof resources in
n an
in
ndustrialand/oorservicesbusiiness.
Mainte
enanceManaggement:Relatio
onshipamongm
maintenance,pproductionand
dthe
equipm
ment manufactturer. Stages in
n the managem
ment cycle. Equuipment useful life.
Mainte
enance planninng and schedulling. Implementation of a maaintenance systtem.
Useful lifecost.Technnicalandecono
omicselectionoffansandcom
mpressors.Spe
ecific
costs in
i the useful liffe. Organization of maintenan
nce and assignnation of resources
require
ed for the acctivities. Main maintenance management indicators. Grroup
presen
ntationonmannagementindica
ators.Financiallandlabourinddicators.Designof
176
Chem
ook
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
a labo
oratory or worrkshop mainteenance plan according to thhe manufacturrers
inform
mation and the operational co
onditions. CMM
MS Computerrized managem
ment
system
m. Processes, ooperations and
d components at industrial pplants. Elimina
ating
wastin
ng.PokaYoke, Smed.
Project Managemennt: Fundamenta

al concepts rela
ated to projectts. Identification of
problems and improovement opporrtunities. Mark
ket research. SSales and incomes
oduction to co
osts. Calculatioon of costs using
budget. Project enggineering. Intro
dget
propossedexercises.SSensitivityanalyysisDifferentialcosts.Laboraatorycosts.Bud
of cossts and invesstment. Expenses budget. Projected
P
Finaancial stateme
ents.
Projectted cash flow.
w. Financial asssessment. Fina
ancial assessm
ment. Planning the
implem
mentation. Diaggrams. Plannin
ng the impleme
entation: RED PPERTCPM. Folllow
upand
dclosing.Otherrprojectapproa
aches.Realcase
esofimprovem
mentprojects.
Busine
ess Managemeent: Administra
ative process. Strategic plannin
ing. Organizatio
onal
structu
ure.Legalandttaxaspectsofa
abusiness.Grou
upcase1.Startitingupabusine
ess
Sales projection.
p
Inddustrial marketiing strategies. Aggregate plaanning. Producction
progra
amming. Launch
ching and produ
uction control. Rubric Plannning, programm
ming
and co
ontrolling the pproduction in a
a business unitt. Purchases, sttocks and stora
age.
Financcialstatements analysis.Admin
nistrative,operationalandfinnancialoperato
ors
Stocks and financiall operations. Rubric.
R
Calculattion and definnition of cost in
i a
businessunit.Costvoolumeprofitmo
odel.Financiala
analysis
Prractical / labooratory: prepa

arations with review, functioonal projects, lab
re
eportsandoral presentations
Le
ecture:partialw
writtentestsan
ndfinalwrittenexam.
Blackb
ntations, demo
experim
Cotler,
C
Mel A. ((1994) Mainten
nance programming. New Jerrsey: Prentice Hall.
H
(6
658.2/C85).
Goettsche,
G
L.D. (1998) Mainteenance of instrruments and Syystems. New York:
Y
s..n.(621.381I/G
G57)
Gonzlez
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Fernndez, Franciisco Javier (2
2009). Teora y prctica del
mantenimiento
m
industrial avanzado.
a
Madrid:
M
Fundaacin Confem
metal
(6
658.202/G71/22009)
Hartmann,Ewar
H
moinstalarco
onxitoelTPM
Mensuempresa.A
rdH.(1998)C
trravsdeloriginnalprocesoTPM
M.Lima:s.n.(65
58.2/H2T)
Le
evitt, Joel (20009). The handb
book of mainte
enance managgement. New York:
Y
In
ndustrialPress((658.202/L54)
Palmer,
P
Doc (20006) Maintena
ance planning and schedulinng handbook. New
N
York:McGrawH
Y
Hill(658.202/P1
19)
Wireman,
W
Terryy (2005). Developing perfom
mance indicatoors for manag
ging
maintenance.Ne
m
ewYork:IndusttrialPress(658.2/W72D)
Amat, Joan Maara (2002) Con

ntrol presupuesstario. Barceloona: Gestin 20
000.
(6
658.1G/A52C).
ColmenarSanto
C
os,Antonio(200
07).Gestinde
eproyectosconnMicrosoftPro
oject
2007.MxicoD. F.:Alfaomega(005.368PR/C7
75)
DomingoAjenjo,
D
o,Alberto(2005
5).Direccinyg
gestindeproyyectos.Unenfo
oque
prctico.MxicooD.F.:AlfaomegaRama(658
8.404/A33)
Gido,
G
Jack (19999) Administra
acin exitosa de
d proyectos. Mxico D.F.: s.n.
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658.404/G44)
Project Manageement Institutee (2008). A gu
uide to the prooject managem
ment
body of knowleedge: (PMBOK Guide). Atlanta
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Chase,
C
Richardd (2000) Adm
ministracin de
d produccinn y operaciones.
Manufacturays
M
servicios.Bogott:McGrawH
Hill.(658.5P/CH
H526A)
Kotler,
K
Philip(20006).Direccin
n demarketing. MxicoD.F.: PPearsonEducacin
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mentos de fina
anzas corporatitivas. Mxico D.F.:
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ook
Hum
manResou
urcesandLaborMaarketMod
dule
DegrreeProgram
Moduledesignation
n
Modulelevel,if
appliicable
Codee,ifapplicable
inwh
hichthe
moduleistaught
Human
nResourcesanddLaborMarkett
Perso
onresponsiblefor
theM
Module
Lectu
urers
HenryAnchante
HenryAnchante
H
Lu
uisLen
DianaCastillo
D
Spanissh
Compu
ulsory
achingmethod:
d:lecture,lesson
n,
minaretc.
Language
um
Typeeofteaching,
contaact
hourrs
Workkload
QM20
0
ID
D
Semester
DecisionMaking
D
g
HumanResource
H
es
Couurses
GG4020
GG5040
4
5
In
nductiontoLabborMarket
GG6030
Nr
Contactthours
perw
week
Teaching
Method
M
ClassSize
GG4020
G
2.0
Le
ecture
40students
GG5040
G
3.0
Le
ecture
40students
GG6030
G
2.0
Le
ecture
40students

o contact hours (lecture, exxercise, laboratory
ncluding examiination prepara
ration, specified
d in
session
hours,andintotal.
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Requ
uirementsaccorrding
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regulations
Reco
ommended
prereequisites
Module
d
learn
ningoutcomes
CoursesID
Courses
ContacttHours
perw
week
Priva
ateStudy
perweek
Seemester
Wo
Workload
EC
CTS
Cred
dits
1 GG4020
G
2.0
2.2
76
2
2
2 GG5040
G
3.0
2.1
92
3
3
3 GG6030
G
2.0
1.5
63
2
2
In orde
f
grade of 11 (eleven)). To computee the final grade, the fractioon 0.5 or morre is
consid
dent.(Exam.Re
eg.2013Art.211)
Forma
al:None
Conten
nt:Communica tionandcompu
utingskills
Afterh
udentsareable
eto:
Knowlledge:
Fo
ormulate strattegies considerring decision analysis techniqques and soluttion,
pe
ersonalbarriers
rs,ethicalcriterriaandtoolsforcreativityanddinnovationasthe
mostimportant
m
problemoropp
portunityfacing
g.
Designandimpl
D
lementprocesssesaimedatde
evelopingthehhumancapital ofa
business.
Develop
D
strateggies to help you locate and
a
develop opportunities for
em
mployabilityeff
ffectivelyandeffficiently.
Skills:
Applytechniquessforproblemsolvingandethicaldecisioncritteria.
Usemoderntheo
U
oriesandmethodologiesform
managinghumaanresources.
Use
U
methods to tailor your personal an
nd professionaal profile to job
op
pportunitiesthaatarepresenteed.
Compe
etences:
Apply and deveelop skills in planning,
p
anallysis, troubleshhooting, or takking
ad
dvantageofoppportunitiestom
makeeffectiveandethicaldeccisions.
Applyconceptsaandmethodologiesintheman
nagementofhuumanresourcess.
Harmonize
H
theirr personal and
d professional profile
p
to impleement formal and
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Chem
ook
Content
requirementsandfo
orms
ofexxamination
Mediaemployed
Read
dinglist
re
elational strate
tegies to help
p you locate and develop opportunities for
em
mployabilityeff
ffectivelyandeffficiently
Decisio
onMaking:Theeclassicapproach.Thedecisionmakingproccess.Identification
and description
d
of the problem in decisionma
aking. Practicaal cases. Prob
blem
resoluttion techniquees in decisionmaking. Team
m decisionmakking. Interperso
onal
barrierrs to decisionmaking. Practtical cases. Social and laborr ethics. Decission
Makingbasedonaneethicalperspecctive.Creativityandinnovationninthegeneration
of deccision alternati
tives. Application of Creativiity and Innovaation in Decission
Making.Criteriatoasssesssolutiona
alternatives.
Human
n Resources: M
Management: Fundamental
F
skills. Managem
ment and perso
onal
supervvision. Team W
Work. Communiication in the workplace.
w
Empployee motivattion.
Leaderrship in the w
workplace. Worrkplace conflictt managementt. Management of
organiizational channges. Supervision plan. Reccruitment andd staff selecttion.
Individ
dual Differencess, Personality and
a Values in the
t Workplace.
e. Training and Job
Analyssis. Performancce and skills evaluation. Labo
our regulationss and laws. Esssay
writing
g.
Inducttion to Labor M
Market: Person
nal competitiveness. The rsum
m. Job interviiew,
characcteristics and tyypes. Personal marketing. Em
mployability. Em
mployability. Tyypes
of eva
aluations. Staff
ff recruitment. Understanding
g gestures andd body langua
age.
Person
nalimage.Profeessionalethics.
Prractical:simulaatedjobintervieews.
Le
ecture:partialqquizzesandfina
alwrittenexam
mination.
Blackb
ntations, demo
experim
Espndola,
E
Jos Luis (2005) Anlisis de prroblemas y tom
ma de decisiones.
MxicoD.F.:Add
M
disonWesley.((153.43/E84)
Garca,
G
Salvadoor (2003) La direccin por valores. Maddrid: Mc GrawHill
(1
179.9/G23)
Je
ennings, Davidd (2000) Toma de decisiones:: Un enfoque iintegrado. Mxico
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Montes,Felipe(
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(2000).Resoluccindeproblem
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3/M84)
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Sancristn,, Francisco (2
2003). Tcnicass de resolucin de problem
mas.
Madrid:s.n.(658
M
8.2/R47T)
Robbins,
R
Stepheen (2004) Comportamient
C
to organizacionnal. Mxico D.F.:
D
PearsonEducaci
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ministracin.M
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Alles,Martha.(2
A
2006)Direccin
nestratgicaderecursoshum
manos.Gestin por
co
ompetencias.BBuenosAires:s.n.(658.3A/A43
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Chiavenato,
C
Idaalberto (2006
6) Introduccin
n a la teoraa general de
e la
administracin. MxicoD.F.:M
McGrawHill.(6
658.3A/CH548/2
/2006)
Covey,Stephen(
C
(2000)Los7h
bitosdelagentealtamenteef
efectiva.Barcelo
ona:
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/C8L)
Goleman,
G
Danieel (1999) Intelig
gencia emocion
nal en la empre
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ndustrialGrficca.(658.1G/G7
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Grados,
G
Jaime (2001) Capaccitacin y desarrollo de persoonal. Mxico D.F.:
D
Trillas.(658.3A/
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/G8C)
Mosley,Donald
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(2005)Supervissin.MxicoD.F.:Thompson((658.302/M87)
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Stepheen (2004) Comportamiento organizacionaal. Mxico D.F.:
D
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D
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McGrawHill(6658.3A/F78).
Harrison,
H
Tony (2002) Estrateegia de comun
nicacin. Tcniccas de publicid
dad.
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M
rmo(1995)Valo
oreshumanosy
yactitudespossitivas.Bogot::Mc
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3A/M79)
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oretdeMola,EEdgardo(2009).AdministracindeCarrera.Liima:CENTRUM
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Temple,Ins(20
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010).UstedS.A..Lima:Norma
181
PlantM
MachineryMaintenanceModuleHandboook(LimayAre
equipa)
Tab
bleofConttents
TableeofContentts.........................................................183
Mod
dulesandCourses...................................................184
Fund
damentalsoffChemistryM
Module............................185
PhyssicsModule.............................................................186
Math
hematicsMo
odule...................................................188
Fund
damentalsoffElectricalTe
echnologyM
Module.........190
ValuesandCultu
ureModule..........................................193
Com
mmunicationssModule.............................................195
QuallityandSafettyModule...........................................197
BasiccEnglishMo
odule....................................................199
Man
nagementMo
odule..................................................200
Hum
manResourceesandLaborrMarketModdule............202
Com
mputerAidedDesignMod
dule..................................205
MechanicalDesiggnModule..........................................207
Fluid
dPowerMod
dule.....................................................209
TherrmalMachinesModule..........................................211
Fluid
dMechanicsandThermo
odynamicsM
Module.........213
Main
ntenanceMaanagementM
Module............................215
IndustrialMainteenanceModule...................................217
MateerialsEngineeeringModule.....................................220
Man
nufacturingP
ProcessMod
dule..................................222
MechatronicsModule..................................................225
183
PlantMachineryMaintenanceModuleHandbook(LimayArequipa)
ModulesandCourses
Nr
Module
C301
FundamentalsofChemistry
C302
Physics
C303
Mathematics
C304
Fundamentalofelectrical
Technology
C305
Valuesandculture
C306
Communications
C307
Qualityandsafety
C308
BasicEnglish
C309
Management
C310
HumanResourcesandLabor
Market
C311
ComputerAidedDesign
C312
MechanicalDesign
C313
FluidPower
C314
Thermalmachines
C315
FluidMechanicsand
Thermodynamics
C316
MaintenanceManagement
C317
IndustrialMaintenance
C318
MaterialsEngineering
C319
ManufacturingProcess
C320
Mechatronics
ECTS
Credits
4
4
5
10
5
6
6
17
5
5
13
5
3
2
4
2
4
4
10
2
2
5
3
4
8
4
3
6
3
2
7
3
2
3
7
4
6
11
5
4
8
4
5
10
5
5
6
2
3
3
2
3
4
4
6
6
4
3
5
4
3
5
4
5
6
180
Courses
Semester
Chemistry
PhysicsI
PhysicsII
MathematicsI
MathematicsII
AppliedMathematics
Electricity
Electronics
ElectricalWorkshop
AttitudesandValues
NationalandInternationalReality
CommunicationI
CommunicationII
SuccessfulPresentations
Continuousimprovement
Safety,Healthandenvironment
EnglishI
EnglishII
ProjectManagement
BusinessManagement
DecisionMaking
HumanResourcemanagement
InductiontoLaborMarket
TechnicalDrawing
IndustrialDrawingandDesign
DesignofMachineElements
AidedDesignandManufacturing
Pneumaticsystems
HydraulicSystem
ThermalMachines
RefrigerationandAir
Conditioning
FluidMechanicsand
Thermodynamics
StrategicMaintenance
Management
IndustrialEquipmentand
components
PredictiveMaintenance
MaterialsTechnology
StrengthofMaterials
AdvancedMaterialsTechnology
MechanicalWorkshop
WeldingforMaintenance
IndustrialMechatronicsSystems
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
3
3
4
5
6
5
6
4
5
6
2
3
4
5
4
5
5
4
9
12
12
12
11
180
184
FundamentalsofChemistryModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
CoursesandSemester(s)
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
Personresponsiblefor
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Relationtocurriculum
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
C301
Courses
-
Nr
Content
Studyandexamination
requirementsandforms
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
Lecture
40students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
(Estimated) workload, divided into contact hours (lecture, exercise, laboratory
session,etc.)andprivatestudy,includingexaminationpreparation,specifiedinhours,
andintotal.
Nr
Requirementsaccording
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Semester
1
Lima
Arequipa
LawrenceSalmon
EloinaBerroa
Lima
Arequipa
LaurenceSalmon
HeloinaBerroa
EnriqueAmes
RobertAlmendariz
EnriqueCceres
Spanish
Compulsory
Contacthoursandclasssizeseparatelyforeachteachingmethod:lecture,lesson,
practical,project,seminaretc.
Workload
ID
QG1010
Chemistry
QG1010
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 QG1010
3.5
3.4
124
4
Inordertopasseachcourseofthemodule,studentmustobtainaminimalfinalgrade
of11(eleven).Tocomputethefinalgrade,thefraction0.5ormoreisconsideredasa
unitinfavorthestudent.(Exam.Reg.2013Art.21)
Formal:None
Content:MaterialsandMathematicsknowledge,andcomputingskills
Afterhavingfinishedthemodule,studentsareableto:
Knowledge:
Discoverthestructureandpropertiesofmatterandtypesoflinksinnature
inorganicandorganicsubstances.
Interpretthechemicalreactionsandthestoichiometricfundamentalknowledge.
Skills:
Designchemicalequationsandapplystoichiometryinorganicandinorganic
chemicalreactions.
Assessthefeasibilityofachemicalreactioninorganicandinorganicsubstances
Competences:
Predictedbydifferentmethodologiesbothinorganicandorganicchemical
reactions
Evaluatethepropertiesofnaturalandsynthetic,andcombustiblematerials
Thematter.Statesofthemattersaggregation.Theatom.Elementsofperiodictable.
LinkchemisttypesofchemicalbondsandIntermolecularforces.ChemistryReaction.
Stoichiometry.AcidityandbasicitySolutions.Electrochemistryanditsapplications.
IndustrialChemicalProcessesinorganicandorganiccompounds.
Practical/laboratory:preparationswithreview,functionalprojects,labreports
Lecture:partialquizzesandfinalwrittenexamination.
Blackboard, slides, beamer presentations, demonstration of lab examples and
experiments,labdevelopmenttoolsandequipment.
Chang,Raymond(2002)Qumica.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill(540/CH518/2007)
Ebbing,Darrell(1997)QumicaGeneral.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.(540/E11).
Gillespie,Ronald(1989)Chemistry.Boston:AllynandBacon(540/G39).
Malone,Leo(1992)Introduccinalaqumica.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(540/M19).
185
PhysicsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
Physics
C302
Courses
Nr
Content
CoursesID
MG1010
MG2010
Semester
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
3.0
1.5
Lecture
Laboratory
40students
20students
3.0
Lecture
40students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
(Estimated)workload,dividedintocontacthours(lecture,exercise,laboratorysession,
etc.)andprivatestudy,includingexaminationpreparation,specifiedinhours,andin
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
PhysicsI
MG1010
1
PhysicsII
MG2010
2
Lima
Arequipa
SilviaEspinoza
JuanCarlosGrande
Lima
Arequipa
SilviaEspinoza
JuanCarlosGrande
AnwarYarin
JuanYucra
JersonAraos
JuanMuoz
NicolsHerencia
CarlosSoca
PenlopeVargas
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MG1010
4.5
3.1
137
5
2 MG2010
4.5
3.6
146
5
Formal:None
Content:ElementaryMathematicsknowledge,andcomputingskills
Knowledge:
Analyzeandevaluatetheapplicationofthebasicprinciplesgoverningthe
phenomenaofclassicalphysics.
Skills:
Applythebasicprinciplesgoverningthephenomenaofclassicalphysicstospecific
situationsandassociatedwithrealsituations.
Competences:
Reasonedargumentinoralandwrittenform,usingscientificlanguagecorrectly,
onsituationsorproblemsrelatedtotheexperimentalsciencesappliedtoyour
professionalfuture.
PhysicsI:Thermometry.Expansion.Heat.Calorimetry.Phasechange.Thermalbalance.
Heat transfer. Thermodynamics. Thermal expansion of solids. Thermodynamic
processes. Zeroth law, first and second laws. Thermodynamic laws. Simple Harmonic
Motion (SHM). Energy in SHM. Simple pendulum. Damped and forced movement.
Mechanical resonance. Waves on a string. Meldes Experiment. Forced Harmonic
Motion.Waves.Stationarywaves.Sound.Dopplereffect.Optics.Reflection,refraction
oflight.GeometricalOptics.Mirrorsandlenses.
186
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
PhysicsII:PhysicalMagnitudes.Vectors.Sumofvectors.Componentsofvectors.Unit
Vectors. Statics. Force. Newtons First and Third Laws. Free body diagrams.
Representation of the forces existing in a body or system. Concurrent forces. First
condition of equilibrium. Applications. Force or torque moment. Second condition of
equilibrium. Kinematics. Uniform linear movement. Acceleration. Uniform linear
motion with varied velocity. Free Fall. Gravity. Compound movement. Applications of
circular movement. Dynamics. Newtons Second Law. Applications of dynamics.
Friction.Frictioninsolids.Mechanicalwork.Power.EnergyConservation.Efficiency.
- Practical/laboratory:preparationswithreview,functionalprojects,labreports
- Lecture:partialquizzesandfinalwrittenexamination.
- Bueche Frederick J. (2007) Fsica General. Mxico D.F.: McGrawHill
(530/B88/2007)
- Sears, Francis W. (2004). Fsica universitaria. Mxico D.F.: McGrawHill
(530/S31/2004)
- Serway,RaymondA.(1998).Fsica.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.(530/S42F)
187
MathematicsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
Mathematics
C303
Courses
Nr
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
GG1010
6.0
Lecture
40students
GG2810
6.0
Lecture
40students
MM3090
3.0
Lecture
40students

session, etc.) and private study, including examination preparation, specified in
hours,andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
MathematicsI
GG1010
1
MathematicsII
GG2810
2
AppliedMathematics
MM3090
3
Lima
Arequipa
GeraldCuzcano
ElmerSierra
NiltonAnchayhua
Lima
Arequipa
GeraldCuzcano
ElmerSierra
XyobyChvez
MarcoCuentas
RafaelEnciso
HenryTorres
JosFernndez
RobertoChoquehuayta
AlexanderPea
CsarVera
ErnestoZea
JoseAntonioContreras
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG1010
6.0
3.3
167
6
2 GG2810
6.0
4.3
185
6
3 MM3090
3.0
5.0
136
5
Inordertopasseachcourseofthemodule,studentmustobtainaminimalfinal
gradeof11(eleven).Tocomputethefinalgrade,thefraction0.5ormoreis
consideredasaunitinfavorthestudent.(Exam.Reg.2013Art.21)
Formal:None
Content:ElementaryMathematicsskills
Knowledge:
Analyzesituationsusingscienceandtechnologyknowledgeofanalytic
geometry,differentialandintegralcalculus.
Developandusedifferentialequationstosolveproblemsofstrengthof
materials,thermodynamicsandfluidmechanics.
Usingdiscreteandcontinuousprobabilitymodels,usedmainlyinsolving
maintenanceproblems.
Skills:
Selectandapplypropertiesofdifferentialandintegralcalculustosolve
problemsinscienceandtechnology.
Competences:
Formulatepossiblesolutionstoproblemsofscienceandtechnologyby
analyzingandinterpretingdataresultsfromthemathematicalpointofview.
MathematicsI:Equationsandsystemsofequations.Cartesianplane.Theequation
of the straight line. Equation of the circumference. Equation of the parabola.
188
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Equationoftheellipse.Equationoftheellipse.Inequalities.Functions.Introduction
to the calculus and to the limit concept. Indeterminate limits. Continuity of a
function. Trigonometric functions. Trigonometric limits. Application of functions in
Physics.Definitionofthederivativeofafunction.Applicationofthederivativeofa
function. Derivatives of a function. Derivatives of some special functions and the
chain rule. Implicit derivative. The antiderivative and the indefinite integral.
Methods of integration: by parts and by algebraic substitution. Integration by
trigonometric substitution. Methods of integration: By trigonometric substitution.
Definiteintegral.Calculusofareas.
Mathematics II: Limits and continuity. Asymptotes and graphs of functions.

Derivative and motion. Differentials. Maximum and minimum. Flat region area.
Length of a curve. Surface of revolution. Center of mass. Application problems.
Volume of solids. Descriptive statistics. Fundamentals. Data presentation.
Distribution of frequencies. Graphs. Application problems. Data Description.
Measuresofcentraltendency.Applicationproblems.Bivariatetables.Combinatory
analysis.Probabilityofanevent.Calculationofprobabilities.Normaldistributionof
probabilities. Selection of a sample. Rubric: Case analysis on the application of
statisticaltechniques.
Applied Mathematics: Derivative: Applications as reason of change. Derivative:

Applicationtodeterminemaximaandminimainafunction.Integrals:Applications
to calculate gravity centers, inertia moments and areas. Integrals: Mechanical
applications. Differential equations. Applications to thermodynamic laws.
Differential equations. Applications to fluid mechanics. Differential equations:
simple and damped harmonic motion. Fundamentals of statistics. Binomial and
Poisson.Discreteprobabilitydistribution:Hypergeometricdistribution.Continuous
probabilitydistribution:Weibulldistribution.Analysisoftheprocesscapacityusing
astatisticalcontrol.
Partialquizzesandfinalwrittenexamination.
Blackboard,slides,beamerpresentations,demonstrationoflabexamplesand
Berman, Simon L. (1974). Calculus for the nonphysical science. New York:
RichartandWinston.(515/B47)
Haeussler,ErnestF.(2008).Matemticasparalaadministracinyeconoma.
MxicoD.F.:Iberoamericana(510/H25/2008).
Larson,Ron(2006).Clculo.MxicoD.F:McGrawHill(515/L25).
Neuhauser,Claudia(2004).Matemticasparaciencias.Madrid:PrenticeHall
(510/N47M).
Pinzn,lvaro(1973).ClculoIdifererencial.MxicoD.F.:Harla(515/P59).
Waner,Stefan(2002).Clculoaplicado.Madrid:Paraninfo(515/W23).
Davis, Linda (1990). Technical mathematics with calculus. Ohio: Merrill
(510/D32)
Johnson, Richard (1997) Probabilidad y estadstica para ingenieros. Mxico
D.F.:PrenticeHall(519.2/J67)
Pareto, Luis (1985) Formulario de mecnica. Barcelona: CEAC S.A
(620.1/P26F)
189
FundamentalsofElectricalTechnologyModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
FundamentalsofElectricalTechnology
C304
Courses
Nr
EG1010
AG2010
Semester
EG1030
Contact
hours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
3.0
Lecture
Laboratory
40students
20students
2.0
Lecture
30students
1.5
Practical
20students
Lecture
40students
3
Workshop
20students
(Estimated)workload,dividedintocontacthours(lecture,exercise,laboratory
session,etc.)andprivatestudy,includingexaminationpreparation,specifiedin
hours,andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
CoursesID
Workload
ID
Electricity
EG1010
1
Electronics
AG2010
2
Electricalworkshop
EG1030
1
Lima
Arequipa
CarlosOrtiz
HernandoPrada
Lima
Arequipa
CarlosOrtiz
DannyMeza
DennisChvarry
MidwardCharaja
CarlosCuba
CarlosQuilla
CsarSantos
AlonsoCornejo
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
Contact
Hoursper
week
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 EG1010
5.0
3.1
146
5
2 AG2010
3.5
3.0
117
5
3 EG1030
3
1.98
85
3
Formal:None
Content:ElementaryMathematicsknowledge
Knowledge:
Recognize constituent parts in dc and ac electrical circuits and electrical
machines.
Recognizeparametersandoperationprinciplesofsinglephaseandthreephase
electricalsystems.
Selectappropriateelectricalconductors,inlowvoltageinstallations.
Skills:
Evaluateelectricalparametersandanalyzetheirbehaviorusingequivalent
circuit,phasorialcalculationandcomputerapplications.
Selectandinstallthecontrolcomponentsofcommercialandindustrialuse.
Competences:
Installbasicelectricalcircuitsandanalyzethebehaviorofelectricalparameters
inoperationalorfaultconditions,usingmeasuringinstrumentsandperforming
securityprocedures.
190
Installcontrolcomponentsofcommercialandindustrialuse,usingprocedures
andelectricalnorms.
Electricity: Fundamental parameters of Electricity. Matter, atom, electrical charge,
voltage generation. Electrical circuits. Voltage. Resistance. Electrical current.
FundamentalLaws.OhmsLaw.SecondandfirstKirchoffslaw.Power,energyand
efficiency.ElectricalPower.Efficiency.Electricalenergy.Chargediagram.Magnetic
field and electric field. Electromagnetism. Alternating current. Sinusoidal wave.
Ohms law in AC. Series AC circuit. Parallel AC circuit. Power in AC. Active power.
Reactive power. Apparent power. Threephase circuits. Star connection. Triangle
connection. Threephase power. Electrical protection. Fuses. Thermomagnetic.
Differentials.
Electronics: Introduction to Electronics. Semiconductor diodes. Application of

semiconductordiodes.DCvoltagesources.BasiccalculationsinaDCvoltagesource
The bipolar transistor. Basic calculations in the BJT transistor. Thyristors.
Optoelectronics. Integrated circuits. Digital Logics and Circuits. Industrial Digital
Systems.
Electrical Workshop: Basic operations with electrical conductors. Electrical

conductors. Basic Tools Splices with solid conductors. Pigtail splices. Tap splices.
Splices with connectors. Splices with terminals. Application of welding in electrical
splices.Connectionsandinsulationofconductors.Tapingofsplices.Visibleelectrical
installation. Installation of raceways. Installation of a distribution board.
Installation of thermomagnetic switches and differential relays. Installation and
wiring of switches with ground fault protection. Semivisible electrical installations
with PVC pipes. Embedded electrical installation. Installation of relays in control
circuits. Installation of a control circuit with photoelectric detector. Installation of
the direct starting mechanism, with contactor. Installation of a communication
system.
-
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

Alcalde San Miguel, Pablo.(1998) Electrotecnia. Equipos e instalaciones
electrotcnicas.Madrid:Paraninfo.(621.3/A35).
Dorf,RichardC.(2006)Circuitoselctricos.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega.(621.3C/
D92C).
GarcaTrasancos,Jos(1998)Electrotecnia.Barcelona:Revert.(621.3/G25E).
Mileaf,Harry(1989)Cursoprcticodeelectricidad.Vol.1.MxicoD.F.:Ciencia
yTcnica.(621.3/M57/v.1)
Mileaf,Harry(1989)Cursoprcticodeelectricidad.Vol.2.MxicoD.F.:Ciencia
yTcnica.(621.3/M57/v.2)
Boylestad, Robert L. (2003). Electrnica: Teora de circuitos. Mxico D.F.:

PrenticeHall(621.381/B78/2003.)
Floyd, Thomas (2006) Dispositivos electrnicos. Mexico D.F..Limusa
(621.381/F59D).
Floyd,Thomas(2006)Fundamentosdesistemasdigitales.NewJersey.Pearson
PrenticeHall(621.381/F59).
Malvino, Albert Paul (2000) Principios de electrnica. Madrid: McGrawHill.
(621.381/M19/2000).
Savant, C.J. (1992) Diseo electrnico.Circuitos y sistemas. Wilmington:
AddisonWesley(621.381C/S25).
Camarena, Pedro. (1988). Manual prctico para instaladores y montadores

electricistas.MxicoD.F.:Continental(621.3I/C22M)
Cultural (1995). Gua prctica de electricidad y electrnica. Madrid: Cultural
(621.3EE/C/t.1),(621.3EE/C/t.2),(621.3EE/C/t.3)
Foley, Joseph. (1983) Fundamentos de instalaciones elctricas. Mxico D.F. :
McGrawHill.(621.3I/F72)
Irwin,DavidJ.(2008).Anlisisbsicodecircuitoseningeniera.MxicoD.F.:
PrenticeHall(621.3C/I76/2008)
191
Lagunas Marquez, Angel. (1999). Instalaciones elctricas de baja tensin

comercialeseindustriales.Madrid:Paraninfo(621.3I/L17I)
MartnezDomnguez,Fernando.(1999).Instalacioneselctricasdealumbrado
eindustriales.Madrid:Paraninfo(621.3I/M26)
PROCOBRE (1996). Uso del cobre. Instalaciones elctricas. Santiago de Chile:
s.n.(621.3I/P/UC)
Richter, H.P. (1989) Manual prctico de instalaciones elctricas: domsticas,
granjaseindustrias.MxicoD.F.:Continental.(621.3I/R54)
192
ValuesandCultureModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
ValuesandCulture
C305
Courses
Nr
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
1 GG1030
2.0
Lecture
40students
2 GG2030
2.0
Lecture
40students
hours,andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
AttitudesandValues
GG1030
1
GG2030
2
Lima
Arequipa
EnitVivanco
KarinaSalas
Lima
Arequipa
EnitVivanco
JosLima
LuisaPalomino
KarinaSalas
PedroFlores
Spanish
Compulsory
Contact hours and class size separately for each teaching method: lecture, lesson,
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG1030
2.0
1.4
61
2
2 GG2030
2.0
1.3
59
2
Formal:None
Content:None
Knowledge:
Recognize the importance of the practice of values, cultural diversity and
developapersonallifeplan.
Analyze the components of national and international reality and proposes
alternative solutions to the cyclical problem, based on ethical and moral
principlesthatcontributetothedevelopmentofsociety.
Skills:
Value himself, recognize their emotions and feelings, and making decisions
assumingapositiveattitude,andanactiveandresponsiblebehavior.
Interpretandanalyzeproblemsofsociocultural,economicandpoliticalreality
at national and international levels, identifying potential opportunities in Peru
anditsinsertionintheworldmarket.
Competences:
Display a positive attitude towards values, recognize and accept its culture,
respectthediversityofitsenvironment.
Analyzethecurrentsituationsinthecomponents:political,economic,socialand
cultural, assuming a critical and reflective attitude on the national and
internationalreality.
AttitudesandValues:Academicregulationsandrulesguidingtheinstitution.Study
methods and habits. Values, positive attitudes, antivalues and consequences. Self
esteem.PersonalImage.Decisionmaking.Culturaldiversity,interculturality.Rubric
Analysisofpresentationsproposedinorderthatstudentscanrecognizeandaccept
their culture and respect the diversity. Anxiety, tension, stress and selfcontrol
techniques.Intelligentbehaviour,emotionalintelligence.Thought,cognitiveskills
193
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Memoryandlearning.LifePlan.Courtesyrules.Leadership.
National and International Reality: National and international reality. Spatial

reality.Ecologyandenvironment.Organizationofgroupassignments.Spatialreality.
Peruvian territory. Spatial reality. National and international geostrategy and geo
politics. Social reality. National cultural diversity. Transnational migratory process.
Rubric Analysis of the migratory process. Social reality. National identity. Social
reality. Worldwide perception of Peru. Political reality. Peruvian State: Political and
administrative organization. Evaluation of research progress. Political reality.
Peruviandecentralizationprocess.Democracyandpoliticalparties.Economicreality.
Peruvian economic model. International economic blocks. Business Outlook in Peru.
Socialresponsibility.Economicreality:Peruasapossibility.Productiveclustersand
holding.Developmentofmicro,smallandmediumbusinessinPeru.

Berumen de los Santos, Nora Mara (2001). tica del ejercicio profesional.
MxicoD.F.:Continental(179.9/B45)
Gomez,MaraTeresa(1997).Cmoeducarenvalores.Madrid:s.n.(179.9/G62)
Olcese Salvatecci, Alfieri (2002). Cmo estudiar con xito: Tcnicas y hbitos
paraaprendermejor.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega(371.302/O21)
Rodriguez Estrada, Mauro (2006). Aprendizaje creativo continuo. Cuando
aprenderesemprender.MxicoD.F.:Trillas(370.157/R75)
Towers,Marc(2006).Venzaasupeorenemigo:Autoestima.Madrid:Fundacin
Confemetal(155.2/T77)
Agenda Per, Caretas y PUCP (2001) Los 50 y tantos libros que todo peruano
cultodebeleer.Lima:Caretas:PUCP.
Contreras,Carlos(2000). HistoriadelPerContemporneo.Lima:Instituto de
EstudiosPeruano.(985/C81)
Matos Mar, Jos (2005). Desborde popular y crisis del estado, veinte aos
despus.Lima:s.n.(306.2/M28)
Raich, Mario (2008). Ms all. Empresa y sociedad en transformacin. Lima:
Tecsup.(658.3A/R18)
Soto, Hernando de (2000). El ministerio del capital. Porqu el capitalismo
triunfaenoccidenteyfracasaenelrestodelmundo.(330.122/S71)
194
CommunicationsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
Communications
C306
Courses
Nr
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
GG1020
6.0
Lecture
40students
GG2820
5.0
Lecture
40students
GG2910
2.0
Lecture
40students

hours,andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
CommunicationsI
GG1020
1
CommunicationsII
GG2820
2
GG2910
3
Lima
Arequipa
ElisaMontoya
DeysiFlores
Lima
Arequipa
ElisaMontoya
DeysiFlores
SusanCuentas
ManuelLinares
MnicaJimnez
DavidRondon
MiguelOrtiz
SandraRoman.
JuliaTorres
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG1020
6.0
1.6
137
4
2 GG2820
5.0
1.8
122
4
3 GG2910
2.0
1.4
61
2
In order to pass each course of the module, student must obtain a minimal final
grade of 11 (eleven). To compute the final grade, the fraction 0.5 or more is
Formal:None
Content:Entrylevelskillsincommunicationandcomputingskills
Knowledge:
Categorizeandinterpretideas,dataandexplicitandimplicitconceptsinatext
giventhecontextinwhichitwasgeneratedandinwhichitwasreceived.
Basehisopinionwithclarity,fluencyandcoherenceusingverbalandnon
verbalresources.
Producetextsaccordingtothespecificpurposeofeachcommunication.
Skills:
Builddifferenttypesoftexts.
Selecttheappropriatetypeofargumenttosupporttheirposition.
Discriminatetherelevantfromthecomplementofanytext.
Competences:
Communicateinoralorwrittenformthethemesofhisprofessionwith
informativeandargumentativebase,applyingappropriateresourcesto
facilitatetheexpressionofspeechinspecializedandnonspecialized
audiences.
195
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Communication I: Human communication and information in contemporary

society. Reading as a tool for communication. Text analysis: organization and
integration of the text. Annotations and concept maps Bibliographical citations.
APA format. Writing technical reports. Spelling rules. Capitalization. General
accentuation. Special cases of accentuation. Diacritical marks. Sentence.
Punctuation marks. Connectors. Paragraph. Condensed description. Email.
Commercial writing. Communicating orally through the speech. Oral
communication.
CommunicationII:Communicationinorganizations.Assertivecommunicationand
characteristics. Technoscientificlanguage.Technicaldescriptionoftheworkshop.
Reading comprehension. Writing. Reading comprehension. Text production. Oral
comprehension and expression. Types of discussion. Argumentation as a
foundation for controversy and discussion. Argumentative presentation.
Administrativewriting.
Successful presentations: Competences indemand today. The first contact.

Individual and shared presentations. The psychological preparation. Stage fright.
Presentation design. Preparation of training designs. How to improve your
behaviour when you give a presentation. Emphasis and motivation in
presentations. Selfconfidence. Use of techniques. Presentation of techniques.
Audiovisual aids. Institutional presentation. Institutional presentation.
Communication styles. Formal aspects of conferences. Criteria to evaluate
presentations before an audience. Presentation of topics assigned using
appropriatetechniques.
- Practical:oralpresentations
AGUIRRE,MauricioyESTRADA,Christian.(2007).Redactarenlauniversidad.
Conceptos y tcnicas fundamentales. Lima: UPC.BUSTOS, Juan. (2005). A
escribirseaprendeescribiendo.Madrid:ComunidaddeMadridConsejerade
Educacin.CHOMSKY, Noam. (2006). Nuestro conocimiento del lenguaje
humano.SantiagodeChile:EdicinBilinge.CLAVIJOOlarte,Amparo.(2006).
Prcticas innovadoras de lectura y escritura. Bogot: Universidad Distrital
FranciscoJosdeCaldas.REALACADEMIAESPAOLA.(2010)Ortografadela
lenguaespaola.Madrid:Espasa.
AGUIRRE,MauricioyESTRADA,Christian.(2007).Redactarenlauniversidad.
Conceptosytcnicasfundamentales.Lima:UPC.
BUSTOS,Juan.(2005).Aescribirseaprendeescribiendo.Madrid:Comunidad
deMadridConsejeradeEducacin.
CHOMSKY, Noam. (2006). Nuestro conocimiento del lenguaje humano.
SantiagodeChile:EdicinBilinge.
CLAVIJOOlarte,Amparo.(2006).Prcticasinnovadorasdelecturayescritura.
Bogot:UniversidadDistritalFranciscoJosdeCaldas
REALACADEMIAESPAOLA.(2010)Ortografadelalenguaespaola.Madrid:
Espasa.
Del Pozo Delgado, Pilar. (2007) Formacin de formadores. Madrid: Pirmide

(658.3124/D49)
Robbins, Stephen P. (2004) Comportamiento organizacional. Mexico D.F.:
PearsonEducation.(658.3A/R71).
Schermerhorn, John R. (2006). Administracin. Mexico D.F.: Limusa.
(658.3A/S29)
196
QualityandSafetyModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
QualityandSafety
C307
Courses
Nr
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
1 GG3020
2.0
Lecture
40students
2 GG4010
4.0
Lecture
40students
etc.) and private study, including examination preparation, specified in hours, and in
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
ContinuousImprovement
GG3020
3
Safety,HealthandEnvironment
GG4010
4
Lima
Arequipa
LuisPea
AlbertoOchoa
Lima
Arequipa
LuisPea
AlbertoOchoa
SegundoJimnez
JosPauca
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG3020
2.0
1.3
59
2
2 GG4010
4.0
2.1
110
3
Formal:None
Content:BasicStatisticsknowledgeandcomputingskills
Knowledge:
Designbasicmodelofcontinuousimprovementandqualityssystem
Designbasicstructureofsecurity,healthyandenvironmentssystem
Skills:
Usetoolsforcontinuousimprovementofquality
Usetoolsforevaluatepersonalandenvironmentofrisk
Competences:
Propose,implementandevaluatetheimprovementactionsinthequalityssystem
Evaluatetheriskspresentintheworkplaceandsuggestscontrolmeasures
Continuous Improvement: Principles and foundations of quality. Foundations for
continuous improvement. Methodology of operational excellence. Building
understanding. Measurement and analysis. Generating solutions. Improving and
controlling. Creating institutions. Continuous Improvement Kaizen. Problem
resolution methodology. Projects of improvement. ISO 9000: 2000 Standards Series.
Integrated management systems. Rubric Case analysis: Application of continuous
improvementatacorporation.Implementationofaqualitymanagementmodel.
Safety, Health and Environment: Prevention of labor risks. Industrial safety.

Prevention of labor risks. Industrial hygiene. Environment and Industrial Social
Responsibility. Systems of health, safety and environment management and social
responsibility. Regulations on health, safety and environment. Electrical hazards and
risksofhydrocarbons.Identificationofhazards,evaluationandriskcontrol.Controlof
riskstohealthandsafety.Personalprotectionequipment.Environmentalriskscontrol.
Preparationforemergencies.Preventionandcontrolofspillagesandfire.Preparation
197
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
foremergencies.Firstaids.
Lecture:partialquizzes,assignmentsandfinalwrittenexamination.

Crosby,PhilipB(2001)Lacalidadnocuesta:Elartedecerciorarsedelacalidad.
MxicoD.F.:Continental(658.562/C91C)
Gutierrez Pulido, Humberto (2005). Calidad total y productividad. Mxico D.F.:
McGrawHill(658.562/G96P)
Imai,Masaki(1992).Kaizen,MxicoD.F.:Continental(658.562/I41)
Imai,Masaki(1998)CmointerpretarelKaizanenelsitiodetrabajo.Bogot.Mc
GrawHill(658.562/I4)
Polya, G. (2004). How to solve it. A new aspect of mathematical method. New
Jersey/PrincetonUniversityPress(511/P75)
Grimaldi, John V. (1991) Manual de seguridad industrial. Bogot: Alfaomega.

(620.86/G82M)
Letayf, Jorge (1998). Seguridad, higiene y control ambiental. Mxico D.F.: Mc
GrawHill.(658.2/L52)
RamrezCavassa,Csar(2007).Seguridadindustrial.Unenfoqueintegral.Mxico
D.F:Limusa.(620.86/R22)
198
BasicEnglishModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturer
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
BasicEnglish
C308
Courses
Nr
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
1 GG5010
6.0
Lecture
40students
2 GG6010
6.0
Lecture
40students
hours,andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
EnglishI
GG5010
5
EnglishII
GG6010
6
Lima
Arequipa
MiltonChuquiruna
JulioMonjaras
Lima
Arequipa
MiltonChuquiruna
JulioMonjaras
English
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG5010
6.0
1.6
137
4
2 GG6010
6.0
1.7
139
4
Formal:None
Content:Entrylevelskillsincommunication
Knowledge:
IdentifyandeffectivelyusebasicEnglishstructuresinordertoread,interpret
andtranslatetextsongeneraltopicsofincreasingcomplexity.
Skills:
EstablishbasiccommunicationinEnglishinoralandwrittenform.
UnderstandingandinterpretingbasicgeneralEnglishtexts.
Competences:
Read,translateandinterpretEnglishtextsonbasicgeneraltopics.
SpeakinginbasicformusingsimplegrammaticalstructuresofEnglish.
EnglishI:Peopleandplaces.Youandyours.Everydaylife.Lovesandhates.Getting
from A to B. Eating and drinking. Extraordinary lives. Fact or fiction. Buying and
selling.Keepingintouch.Goingplaces.Streetlife.
EnglishII:Theworldaroundus.Aweekendaway.Learningforthefuture.Leisure
and lifestyle. Important firsts. At rest, at work. Special occasions. Appearances.
Timeoff.Ambitionsanddreams.Countriesandcultures.Oldandnew.TakeCare
Lecture: partial quizzes, oral and written assignments and final written
examination.
CuttingEdgeStudentsBook,Workbook,Students.
ResourceBank,MiniDictionaryandStudentCD.Sarah.
Cunningham&MoorPeterwithFrancesEales.
199
ManagementModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Management
C309
Courses
Nr
1
2
Workload
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
Lecture
40students
1.0
Laboratory
20students
2.0
Lecture
40students
GG5020
GG6020
hours,andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
ProjectManagement
GG5020
5
BusinessManagement
GG6020
6
Lima
Arequipa
EdwinRamos
JosRojas
Lima
Arequipa
EdwinRamos
JosRojas
LuisPea
JosLima
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG5020
3.0
2.3
95
3
2 GG6020
2.0
3.2
94
3
Formal:None
Content:Qualitytools,communicationandcomputingskills
Knowledge:
Develop,plan,organizeandmanagehumanandmaterialresourcesina
project.
Plans,organize,directandcontrolthehumanandmaterialresourcesofa
business.
Skills:
Usemoderntheoriesandmethodologiesformanagingresourcesofabusiness
Competences:
Applyconceptsandmethodologiesinthemanagementofresourcesinan
industrialand/orservicesbusiness.
Project Management:Fundamentalconcepts relatedtoprojects.Identificationof
problems and improvement opportunities. Market research. Sales and incomes
budget. Project engineering. Introduction to costs. Calculation of costs using
proposed exercises. Sensitivity analysis Differential costs. Laboratory costs.
Budgetofcostsandinvestment.Expensesbudget.ProjectedFinancialstatements.
Projected cash flow. Financial assessment. Financial assessment. Planning the
implementation.Diagrams.Planningtheimplementation:REDPERTCPM.Follow
upandclosing.Otherprojectapproaches.Realcasesofimprovementprojects.
BusinessManagement:Administrativeprocess.Strategicplanning.Organizational
200
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
structure.Legalandtaxaspectsofabusiness.Groupcase1.Startingupabusiness
Sales projection. Industrial marketing strategies. Aggregate planning. Production
programming.Launchingandproductioncontrol.RubricPlanning,programming
and controlling the production in a business unit. Purchases, stocks and storage.
Financialstatementsanalysis.Administrative,operationalandfinancialoperators
Stocks and financial operations. Rubric. Calculation and definition of cost in a
businessunit.Costvolumeprofitmodel.Financialanalysis
Practical / laboratory: preparations with review, functional projects, lab

reportsandoralpresentations
Amat, Joan Mara (2002) Control presupuestario. Barcelona: Gestin 2000.
(658.1G/A52C).
ColmenarSantos,Antonio(2007).GestindeproyectosconMicrosoftProject
2007.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega(005.368PR/C75)
DomingoAjenjo,Alberto(2005).Direccinygestindeproyectos.Unenfoque
prctico.MxicoD.F.:AlfaomegaRama(658.404/A33)
Gido, Jack (1999) Administracin exitosa de proyectos. Mxico D.F.: s.n.
(658.404/G44)
Project Management Institute (2008). A guide to the project management
body of knowledge: (PMBOK Guide). Atlanta: Project Management Institute
(658.404/P87/2008)
Chase, Richard (2000) Administracin de produccin y operaciones.

Manufacturayservicios.Bogot:McGrawHill.(658.5P/CH526A)
Kotler,Philip(2006).Direccindemarketing.MxicoD.F.:PearsonEducacin
(658.8/K11).
Porter,MichaelE.(1997)Estrategiacompetitiva.Tcnicasparaelanlisisde
los sectores industriales y de la competencia. Mxico D.F.: Continental.
(658.1G/P78)
Ross, Stephen (2006) Fundamentos de finanzas corporativas. Mxico D.F.:
McGrawHill(658.15/R84)
Schermerhorn, John R. (2006) Administracin. Mxico D.F.: Limusa
(658.3A/S29).
201
HumanResourcesandLaborMarketModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
HumanResourcesandLaborMarket
C310
ID
Semester
DecisionsMaking
HumanResources
Courses
GG4020
GG5040
4
5
GG6030
Lima
Arequipa
HenryAnchante
TaniaRojas
Lima
Arequipa
HenryAnchante
TaniaRojas
LuisLen
KarinaSalas
DianaCastillo
EduardoParedes
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
GG4020
2.0
Lecture
40students
GG5040
3.0
Lecture
40students
GG6030
2.0
Lecture
40students

hours,andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
CoursesID
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG4020
2.0
2.2
76
2
2 GG5040
3.0
2.1
92
3
3 GG6030
2.0
1.5
63
2
Formal:None
Content:Communicationandcomputingskills
Knowledge:
Formulate strategies considering decision analysis techniques and solution,
personalbarriers,ethicalcriteriaandtoolsforcreativityandinnovationasthe
mostimportantproblemoropportunityfacing
Design and implement processes aimed at developing the human capital of a
business
Develop strategies to help you locate and develop opportunities for
employabilityeffectivelyandefficiently
Skills:
Applytechniquesforproblemsolvingandethicaldecisioncriteria
Usemoderntheoriesandmethodologiesformanaginghumanresources.
Usemethodstotailoryourpersonalandprofessionalprofiletojobopportunities
thatarepresented
Competences:
Apply and develop skills in planning, analysis, troubleshooting, or taking
advantageofopportunitiestomakeeffectiveandethicaldecisions.
202
Applyconceptsandmethodologiesinthemanagementofhumanresources.
Harmonize their personal and professional profile to implement formal and
relational strategies to help you locate and develop opportunities for
employabilityeffectivelyandefficiently.
Decision Making: The classic approach. The decisionmaking process. Identification
and description of the problem in decisionmaking. Practical cases. Problem
resolution techniques in decisionmaking. Team decisionmaking. Interpersonal
barrierstodecisionmaking.Practicalcases.Socialandlaborethics.DecisionMaking
based on an ethical perspective. Creativity and innovation in the generation of
decision alternatives. Application of Creativity and Innovation in DecisionMaking.
Criteriatoassesssolutionalternatives.
Human Resources: Management: Fundamental skills. Management and personal

supervision. Team Work. Communication in the workplace. Employee motivation.
Leadership in the workplace. Workplace conflict management. Management of
organizationalchanges.Supervisionplan.Recruitmentandstaffselection.Individual
Differences, Personality and Values in the Workplace. Training and Job Analysis.
Performanceandskillsevaluation.Labourregulationsandlaws.Essaywriting.
Induction to Labor Market: Personal competitiveness. The rsum. Job interview,

characteristicsandtypes.Personalmarketing.Employability.Employability.Typesof
evaluations.Staffrecruitment.Understandinggesturesandbodylanguage.Personal
image.Professionalethics.
Practical:simulatedjobinterviews.
-
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

Espndola,JosLuis(2005)Anlisisdeproblemasytomadedecisiones.Mxico
D.F.:AddisonWesley.(153.43/E84)
Garca, Salvador (2003) La direccin por valores. Madrid: Mc GrawHill
(179.9/G23)
Jennings,David(2000)Tomadedecisiones:Unenfoqueintegrado.MxicoD.F.:
Continental658.1G/J39)
Montes,Felipe(2000).Resolucindeproblemasytomadedecisiones.Mxico
D.F.:Trillas(153/M84)
ReySancristn,Francisco(2003).Tcnicasderesolucindeproblemas.Madrid:
s.n.(658.2/R47T)
Robbins,Stephen(2004)Comportamientoorganizacional.MxicoD.F.:Pearson
Educacin(658.3A/R71)
Shermerhorn,John(2006)Administracin.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(658.3A/S29)
Alles, Martha. (2006) Direccin estratgica de recursos humanos. Gestin por

competencias.BuenosAires:s.n.(658.3A/A43D)
Chiavenato, Idalberto (2006) Introduccin a la teora general de la
administracin.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.(658.3A/CH548/2006)
Covey,Stephen(2000)Los7hbitosdelagentealtamenteefectiva.Barcelona:
Paidos.(658.3A/C8L)
Goleman, Daniel (1999) Inteligencia emocional en la empresa. Buenos Aires:
IndustrialGrfica.(658.1G/G71)
Grados, Jaime (2001) Capacitacin y desarrollo de personal. Mxico D.F.:
Trillas.(658.3A/G8C)
Mosley,Donald(2005)Supervisin.MxicoD.F.:Thompson(658.302/M87)
Educacin.(658.3A/R71)
Whetten, David (2005) Desarrollo de habilidades directivas. Mxico D.F.:
PearsonEducacin.(658.409/W53)
Bejarano, Alberto (2011). Gestin de Carrera en la Sociedad Red. Lima: ESAN

(658.4093/B37)
Fournies, Ferdinand (1997) Tcnicas de direccin de personal. Cmo instruir
paraaumentarelrendimiento.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill(658.3A/F78).
203
Harrison,Tony(2002)Estrategiadecomunicacin.Tcnicasdepublicidad.Lima:
Elcomercio(658.1G/P/5)
Mora G., Guillermo (1995) Valores humanos y actitudes positivas. Bogot: Mc
GrawHill(658.3A/M79)
LoretdeMola,Edgardo(2009).AdministracindeCarrera.Lima:CENTRUM
Temple,Ins(2010).UstedS.A.Lima:Norma
204
ComputerAidedDesignModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
ComputerAidedDesign
Firstlevel
C311
Courses
Content
MG2030
MM3100
Arequipa:
MiguelLen
Arequipa:
MiguelLen
CsarVera
CarlosTacusi
Semester
2
3
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
MG2030
MM3100
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
2.0
Lecture
Lecture
40students
40students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
hours,15andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
TechnicalDrawing
IndustrialDesignandDrawing
Lima:
HctorZevallos
Lima:
LuisRojas
AnwarYarn
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MG2030
2.0
2.1
72
3
2 MM3100
4.0
2.9
109
4
Formal:None
Content:MaterialsandMathematicsknowledge,andcomputingskill
Knowledge:
Interpretdrawingsandmechanical,electrical,electronicandfluidinstallations
andnetworkdiagrams.
Analyze the operation of components and mechanical systems, by using
designdrawings.
Design mechanical no complex systems and components using standardized
norms.
Skills:
Producedrawingsandmechanical,electrical,electronicandfluidinstallations
andnetworkdiagrams
Representmechanicaldrawingsusingconventionaldrawingtools.
Representmechanicaldrawingsusingdesignsoftware.
Competences:
Design Mechanical components using computer design software following a
designmethodology.
Technical Drawing: Basic principles. Standardized dimensioning. Projection

Systems. Sections. Full section. Types of sections. Cutting and sections. Basic
electricandelectronicschematics.Flowdiagram.Systemsofpipelines.
Industrial Drawing and Design: Fundamentals of mechanical drawing. Software.

Dimensioning based on manufacturing processes. Representation and
dimensioning of machine elements according to standards. Representation of
205
machine elements through auxiliary, partial, local and displaced views.

Representationofsectionsandcuttingsaccordingtostandards(ISO12844:2001).
Representation and dimensioning of mechanical parts. Standardized
representation of dimensional adjustments and tolerances and shape.
Representation of surface roughness. Introduction to Design methodology.
Representation and interpretation of assembly blueprints. Representation of
welded joints. Presentation and explanation of a group design of a mechanical
component.
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
- Bachmann,Albert(1979)Dibujotcnico.Barcelona:Labor.(604.2/B13).
- Giesecke,Frederick(1979)Dibujotcnico.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(604.2/G4).
- GTZ (1981) Dibujo tcnico metal 1. Curso bsico con pruebas. Eschborn: GTZ
(604.2/M/1).
- GTZ(1981)Dibujotcnicometal2.Cursosuperiorconpruebas.Eschborn:GTZ
(604.2/M/2)
- Jensen, Cecil (2004). Dibujo y diseo en ingeniera. Mxico D.F.: McGrawHill
(604.2/J39/2004)
- SnchezQuispe,Ismael(1991)Dibujotcnico.Lima:Vultecsa(604.2/S21).
- Spencer, Henry Cecil (2003). Dibujo Tcnico. Mxico D.F.: Alfaomega
(604.2/S74/2003)
- Hyman,Barry(2003).Fundamentalsofengineeringdesign.NewJersey:Prentice
Hall.(620.004/H99)
206
MechanicalDesignModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
MechanicalDesign
Firstlevel
C312
Courses
Nr
Nr
1
2
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
4.0
Lecture
40students
3.0
Laboratory
20students
2.0
Lecture
40students
2 MM5060
3.0
Laboratory
20students
hours,15andintotal.
1
Workload
ID
DesignofmachineElements
MM4010
4
AidedDesignandManufacturing
MM5060
5
Lima:
Arequipa:
DavidMaita
NiltonAnchayhuaArestegui
Lima:
Arequipa:
DavidMaita
NiltonAnchayhuaArestegui
AlejandroRodrguez
JuanManuelGmez
HctorZevallos
Spanish
Compulsory
MM4010
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
MM4010
7.0
4.27
192
6
MM5060
5.0
3.62
138
5
Formal:None
Content:Mathematicsskill
Knowledge:
Evaluatedesignandselectmachineelementsthatintegratedintoa
mechanicalsystemsandmachines.
Designandevaluatethestrengthsofmechanicalcomponentsand
mechanismsusingsoftware.
PreparemachiningprogramsofmechanicalcomponentsforCNCmachines.
Skills:
Manufacturemechanicalcomponentsusingcomputernumericalcontrol
machines.
Perform3Dprintingofmechanicalcomponentsusing3Dprinters.
Competences:
Designsandmanufacturesystemsandmechanicalcomponentsusing
softwareandCNCmachines,followingdesignstandards.
Design of Machine Elements: Applications of the design methodology. Power
transmission. Introduction to softwarebased modelling of components CAD 3D.
Asymmetric components modeling. Pin, cotter pin, tongued, grooved shaft joints.
Screwjoints.Modellinganddeterminationofparametersofcomplexcomponents.
Slider Bearings. Analysis of resistance and component deformation using CAE
software. Rolling bearing. Assembly of components according to their function.
Fatigue. Cyclical load stress. Fatigue: Machine element calculation. Fatigue:
calculationofmachineelements.Assemblyofcomponentsleveltwo.Axles,shafts
andcouplings(4hours).Modellingandassemblyofasimplemechanism.Analysis
207
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
of resistance and deformation of an assembly. Flexible transmission elements:

Chains.Modellingandimportofstandardcomponents.Analysisofadesignusing
CADCAEsoftware.Straightandhelicoidalgears.Analysisofthereductionsystem
ofaspeedreducer.Calculationsofgearsandverificationoftheirresistanceusing
thesoftware.Designofamechanism,developmentofmanufacturingblueprintsfor
the components using CAD 3D software. Lifting mechanisms and elements in a
hoistingsystem(Evidence).
AidedDesignandManufacturing:IntroductiontoCAD/CAMareasofapplication.
Typesofmetallicplates.Typesofreinforcements.Calculationstoestablishlengths.
Typesofjoints.Useoftechnicaltables.Presetprofiles.Complementaryoperations.
Typesofmetallicplates.Typesofreinforcements.Calculationstoestablishlengths.
Types of joints. Use of technical tables. Installations using pipelines, blending,
reduction, expansion and cutting. Introduction to metallic structures. Shapes of
profiles. Application of removable joints with bolts and screws. Use of technical
tables. Introduction to metallic structures. Shapes of profiles. Use of cutting tools
with the CNC lathe of the laboratory. Mounting and configuration. Interpreting
plans of installations having pipelines. Types of pipelines. Types of accessories.
Typesofjoints.Pipelinesinstallation.Useoftechnicaltables.Interpretingplansof
installations having pipelines. Types of pipelines. Types of accessories. Types of
joints. Pipelines installation. Use of cutting tools in MHCNC. Types of mounting.
Use of cutting tools in the computerized numeric controlled machines. Types of
mounting. General information for using computerized numeric controlled
machines(MHCNC).Locationofcoordinates.ProgrammingGandMcodes.Fixed
cyclesofwork.ProgrammingGandMcodes.Fixedcyclesofwork.Manufacturefor
the project. Workshop 1004. Programming G and M codes. Fixed cycles of work.
ProgrammingGandMcodes.Fixedcyclesofwork.DefenseoftheProject.

reports
Lecture:partialquizzesandfinalwrittenexamination
HallStrickland,Allen(1990)Diseodemquinas.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill
(621.815/H18)
Hicks,Tyler(2006)Handbookofmechanicalengineeringcalculations.New
York:McGrawHill(621/H3)
Kimball,Dexter(1947)Construccindeelementosdemquinas.MxicoD.F.:
Hispanoamericana(620.1/K55)
Mott,RobertL.(1992)Diseodeelementosdemquinas.MxicoD.F.:
PrenticeHall(621.815/M82)
Norton,Robert(2005).Diseodemaquinaria.Sntesisyanlisisdemquinas
ymecanismos.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill(621.815/N82)
Shigley,JosephE.(1991)Teorademquinasymecanismos.Madrid:Mc
GrawHill(620.1/S47T)
Shigley,JosephEdward(1994)Fundamentosdediseomecnico.Tomo1.
MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill(620.1/S47F/t.1)
Alecop(1992)CNC8025Fresadora.Mondragn:Alecop.(620.1/CN/AF)
Alecop(1992)Manejoyprogramacindeltorno.Mondragn,Alecop.
(620.1/CN/47)
Aviles,Rafael(2005)Anlisisdefatigaenmquinas.Madrid:(620.112/A92)
208
FluidPowerModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
Fluidpower
Firstlevel
C313
Courses
Content
Semester
MM4120
4
MM5100
5
Arequipa:
MiguelLen
Arequipa:
MiguelLen
NiltonAnchayhua
JuanManuelGmez
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
MM4120
MM5100
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2
3
Lecture
Laboratory
40students
20students
Lecture
40students
2
Laboratory
20students
hours,15andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
PneumaticSystems
HydraulicSystems
Lima:
ManuelSoto
Lima:
CsarLecaros
ManuelSoto
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MM4120
5
3.26
132
4
2 MM5100
4
2.87
108
4
Formal:None
Content:BasicElectronic
Knowledge:
Selectequipmentofgeneration,preparationanddistributionorair
compressed.
Selectcomponentsforpneumaticandhydraulicsystems.
Designpneumaticandhydraulicsystems.
Skills:
PerformfunctioningteststoPneumaticandHydraulicsystems.
InstallandoperatePneumaticandHydraulicsystems.
InstallandperformfunctioningteststoProgrammableControlLogicalfor
electrohydraulicandelectroPneumaticsystems.
Competences:
Design,detectandsolveproblemsinPneumaticandHydraulicsystemsusing
diagnosestoolsandsoftware.
Pneumatic Systems: Compressed air generation, preparation and distribution.
Selection of a compressor for a given pneumatic system. Compressed air
distribution.Directandindirectcontrolofapneumaticcylinderwithspeedcontrol
device. Pneumatic components making up an industrial pneumatic system.
Distributor and shutoff and offset valves. Direct and indirect control of a
pneumatic cylinder. Actuators. Diagram of phase displacement. Circuits, selection
of pneumatic components, real application analysis. Actuator and pipeline
selection. Circuits of sequence. Sequential electropneumatic system with control
209
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
basedondisplacement.Sequentialelectropneumaticsystemwithcontrolbasedon
time and pressure. Selection of offset valves. Electropneumatic and control
components: Counters, timers and vacuum switches. Implementation of solutions
in electropneumatic systems using PLC. Sequential electropneumatic system
based on sensorial and vacuum technique. Implementation of sequential controls
and tests for electropneumatic systems operation. Circuits, analysis of real
applications. PLCbased Control. PLCbased electropneumatic control.
ProgrammingofsequentialcontrolwithPLC.ApplicationofPLCandPLcontrolled
pneumatic systems. PLC programming and FUP language. Circuits, selection of
componentsandanalysisofapplications.Diagnosisandtroubleshooting.
HydraulicSystems:Diagnosisandevaluationoftheoperationofhydraulicsystems
Pressure. Flow. Direct controlled pressure limiting valve. Pressure limiting valve.
Manifoldvalve.Manifoldvalve2/23/24/24/3.Checkvalveandhydraulically
deblocked check valve. Diagnose and control (oversight) the hydraulic system
operation.Throttlevalve.Checkvalve,hydraulicpilotoperatedcheckvalve.Flow
controlvalve.Pressurecontrolvalve.Readingofblueprints:Applications.Circuits
regenerated. Differential circuits. Accumulator. Hydraulic motor. Basic
electrohydraulic controls. Analysis of the operation and control of the
electrohydraulic systems. Sequence valve, overpressure valve and antivacuum
valve.ControlofelectrohydraulicsystemsusingPLC.Proportionalpressurecontrol
Analysis and control of electrohydraulic control systems with PLC. Control of
electrohydraulic systems using PLC. Proportional flow control. Maintenance of
hydraulicsystem.Maintenanceofhydrauliccomponents.Predictiveandpreventive
maintenanceofhydraulicsystems.
Festo Didactic (1976). Iniciacin al personal de montaje y mantenimiento.
Esslingen:Festo.(621.5/F/IP)
Festo Didactic (1980). Introduccin a la neumtica. Esslingen: Festo.
(621.5/F/I
Ewald, Roland (1990) Tcnica de vlvulas proporcionales y de servovlvulas:

librodeinformacin.NewYork:MannesmannRexroth(621.2/T/2)
Festo Didactic (1990) Curso de hidrulica para la formacin profesional.
Berln:Festo.(621.2/FE).
Schmitt, Grad (1992) Training hidrulico. New York: Mannesmann Rexroth.
(621.2/T/II).
Vickers (1984) Manual de oleohidrulica industrial: 935100S. Barcelona:
BlumeS.A.(621.2/V)
210
ThermalMachinesModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
ThermalMachines
Firstlevel
C314
Courses
Nr
Content
CoursesID
MM5120
MM6100
Semester
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2
2
Lecture
Laboratory
40students
20students
Lecture
40students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
etc.)andprivatestudy,includingexaminationpreparation,specifiedinhours,15andin
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
ThermalMachines
MM5120
5
RefrigerationandAirConditioning
MM6100
6
Lima:
Arequipa:
AlejandroRodrguez
CsarVera
Lima:
Arequipa:
AlejandroRodrguez
CsarVera
HctorZevallos
JulioMonjars
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MM5120
4
4.62
138
5
2 MM6100
4.5
3.78
141
5
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Performtheenergeticbalanceofthermalmachines.
Recommenddifferenttypesofrenewableenergies,forindustrialsystems.
SelectcomponentsforAirconditioningandrefrigerationsystemsandfiretube
Boilers.
DiagnosefailuresinThermalmachinesandAirconditioningandRefrigeration
systems.
Skills:
PerformfunctioningteststofiretubeBoilersandAirconditioningandrefrigeration
systems.
InstallAirConditioningandRefrigerationsystemsandoperatefiretubeBoilers.
PerformfunctioningteststoHeatExchangers.
Competences:
Design,detectandsolveproblemsinThermalsystemsandAirconditioningand
Refrigerationsystemsusingdiagnosestoolsandsoftware.
Thermal Machines: Thermodynamic systems. Steam properties. Steam cycles for the
productionofwork.Steamcyclesfortheproductionofwork.Regenerativepowercycle
Regenerative power cycle. Energy analysis of power plants. Cogeneration. Steam
generators.Thermalbalance.SteamDistribution.Boilermaintenance.Renewableand
nonrenewableenergysources.
RefrigerationandAirConditioning:Refrigerationcycles.Componentsinarefrigeration
211
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
system: compressors, evaporators, condensers. Components of refrigeration system:

Expansion devices. Calculus of thermal loads. Refrigerants and refrigeration oil.
Refrigeration system maintenance. Principles and fundamentals of air conditioning:
Psychrometry. Air mixtures. Conditioning units. Hydronic systems for air conditioning.
Environmental protection. Failure detection in refrigeration and air conditioning
systems.
CastilloNeira,Percy(2002)Operacinymantenimientodecalderosindustriales.
Lima:Educacin.(536.7/C34).
Haywood, R.W. (1999). Ciclos termodinmicos de potencia y refrigeracin.
MxicoD.F.:Limusa(536.7/H28).
Woodruff, Everett (1992) Steam plant operation. New York: Mc GrawHill.
(621.1/W79).
Carnicer Royo, Enrique (1991) Aire comprimido. Madrid: Paraninfo S.A.

(621.56/C23).
Dossat, Roy (1980) Principios de refrigeracin. Mxico D.F.: Continental S.A.
(621.56/D93).
Withman, William (2003) Tecnologa de la refrigeracin I. Madrid: Paraninfo
(621.56/W5).
Withman, William (2004) Tecnologa de la refrigeracin y aire acondicionado II.
Madrid:Paraninfo.(621.56/W5/3).
212
FluidMechanicsandThermodynamicsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
the
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
FluidMechanicsandThermodynamics
Firstlevel
C315
Nr
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Semester
MM3120
CoursesID
MM3120
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
Lecture
40students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
FluidMechanicsand
Thermodynamics
ID
Lima:
Arequipa:
HctorZevallos
CsarVera
Lima:
Arequipa:
LuisSampn
CsarVera
AlejandroRodrguez
JulioMonjars
HctorZevallos
Spanish
Compulsory
1
Workload
Courses
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MM3120
4
2.96
118
4
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Analyzeindustrialprocessesthattransportfluids.
Analyzethermalprocessesusingthermodynamicprinciples.
Skills:
Performfunctioningteststoprocessestransportsystemsandthermalprocesses.
Usesoftwareforcalculationoftransportphenomena.
Competences:
Selectcomponentsforpumpingsystems,heatexchangers,usingsoftware.
Fluid mechanics. Properties of fluids. Fluid statics. Pascals Law. Fluid statics: Law of
immersebodies.Fluiddynamics:ContinuityLaw.Fluiddynamics:BernoullisLaw.Heat
transfer.HeatExchangers.Selectionofcomponentsforheattransfersystemsusingthe
laws of fluid mechanics and thermodynamics. Analysis of heat exchangers.
Thermodynamics. Fundamental concepts. Thermodynamic properties. Ideal gas
processes. First Law of Thermodynamics: Concept of energy I. Calculation based on
advanced mathematics for analyzing mechanic and fluid systems. First Law of
Thermodynamics: Concept of energy II. First Law of Thermodynamics: Energy
balance. Second Law of Thermodynamics. Cyclic processes: Otto cycle. Diesel cycle.
Powercycleswithgases:DualandBrayton.Internalcombustionengines.
213
Readinglist
Faires, Virgil Moring (2008) Termodinmica. Mxico D.F.: Unin tipogrfica.

(536.7/F14)
Mott, Robert L. (2006) Mecnica de fludos. Mxico D.F.: Pearson Educacin.
(620.106/M88)
Rolle,Kurt(1984)Termodinmica.MxicoD.F.:InteramericanaS.A.(536.7/R7)
RosellCoria,Francisco(1983)Energaymquinastrmicas.MxicoD.F.:Limusa
(536/R84)
VanWylen,Gordon(2007)Fundamentosdetermodinmica.MxicoD.F.:Limusa
(536.7/V28S)
214
MaintenanceManagementModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Firstlevel
C316
Courses
Nr
Workload
Content
Semester
CoursesID
MG4010
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
Lecture
40students
4
Lecture
40students
2 MM6140
1.5
Laboratory
20students
hours,15andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
MG4010
4
StrategicMaintenance
MM6140
6
Management
Lima:
Arequipa:
DavidMaita
ManuelVizcarra
Lima:
Arequipa:
LuisSampn
ManuelVizcarra
AnwarYarin
JuanRoldn
DavidMaita
Spanish
Compulsory
-
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MG4010
4
1.96
84
3
2 MM6140
5.5
4.37
168
6
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Prepareaplanandamaintenanceprogramforindustrialequipment.
Calculateperformanceindicatorsofindustrialmaintenance.
Estimatethereliability,maintainabilityandavailabilityofcomponentsand
equipment.
UseRCFA,TPM,RCMmethodologyforpreparemaintenanceprogram.
Calculatelifecyclecostofequipmentanddefinesindustrialequipment
replacement.
Skills:
Organizeworkareasandproceduresforindustrialmaintenance.
Competences:
Designplanandmaintenanceprogramsforanindustrialequipment,usinga
reliabilitymethodology.
Optimizefrequenciesofpreventivemaintenance,workmaintenanceareas,
standardjobs,usingamethodology.
Maintenance Management: Relationship among maintenance, production and the
equipment manufacturer. Stages in the management cycle. Equipment useful life.
Maintenance planning and scheduling. Implementation of a maintenance system.
Useful life cost. Technical and economic selection of fans and compressors. Specific
costs in the useful life. Organization of maintenance and assignation of resources
required for the activities. Main maintenance management indicators. Group
presentationonmanagementindicators.Financialandlabourindicators.Designofa
215
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
laboratory or workshop maintenance plan according to the manufacturers

information and the operational conditions. CMMS Computerized management
system. Processes, operations and components at industrial plants. Eliminating
wasting.PokaYoke,Smed.
Strategic Maintenance Management: RootCause Analysis (RCA). Failure Mode

Analysisandeffects(FMEA).RCMmethodology.Functions.Functionalfailure.Failure
record. Modes, effects and consequences of the failure. Selection of a suitable
maintenance task. Introduction to the reliability engineering. Basic statistics.
Statisticaldistributions.Dataandtypeofdata.Parametersestimation.Calculationof
reliability.Reliabilityintervals.Measuresofperformance.Decisionmakingbasedon
indicators. Results analysis. Importance of maintenance management audits.
Components and implementation of an audit process. Students analyze the
equipment replacement and plan actions to be executed. TPM philosophy.
FundamentalsofTPM.Teameffectiveness.Presentationofgroupassignmentsall
the groups. Autonomous maintenance. Preventive and predictive maintenance.
Implementation of the TPM. Training for the TPM. Students design maintenance
plans based on the TPM and the RCM. Lean Maintenance. Concept of Lean
Manufacturing. Maintenance Excellence Model. Implementation strategy. Decision
making.Equipmentreplacement.Stockcontrol.
Cotler, Mel A. (1994) Maintenance programming. New Jersey: Prentice Hall.
(658.2/C85).
Goettsche,L.D.(1998)MaintenanceofinstrumentsandSystems.NewYork:s.n.
(621.381I/G57)
Gonzlez Fernndez, Francisco Javier (2009). Teora y prctica del
mantenimiento industrial avanzado. Madrid: Fundacin Confemetal
(658.202/G71/2009)
Hartmann, Eward H. (1998) Cmo instalar con xito el TPM en su empresa. A
travsdeloriginalprocesoTPM.Lima:s.n.(658.2/H2T)
Levitt, Joel (2009). The handbook of maintenance management. New York:
IndustrialPress(658.202/L54)
Palmer,Doc(2006)Maintenanceplanningandschedulinghandbook.NewYork:
McGrawHill(658.202/P19)
Wireman, Terry (2005). Developing perfomance indicators for managing
maintenance.NewYork:IndustrialPress(658.2/W72D)
Gonzlez Fernndez, Francisco (2009) Teora y prctica del mantenimiento

industrialavanzado.Madrid:FundacinConfemetal(658.202/G71).
Hartmann,Edward(1992)SuccessfullyinstallingTPMinanewjapaneseplant.
Pettsburgh:TPMPress(658.2/H2).
Merli, Giorgio (1991) Total manufacturing management. La estrategia
industrialenlosaos90.Madrid:TecnologasdeGerencia.(658.562/M43).
Nakajima, Seiichi (1992) Programa de desarrollo del TPM. Implantacin del
mantenimientoproductivototal.Cambridge:ProductivityPress.(658.562/N18).
Smith,Ricky(2004)Leanmaintenance.Boston:Elsevier.(658.202/S61).
Wireman, Terry (2005) Developing perfomance indicators for managing
maintenance.NewYork:IndustrialPress.(658.2/W72D).
216
IndustrialMaintenanceModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Firstlevel
C317
Courses
ID
Semester
IndustrialEquipmentand
MM4110
4
Components
MM5080
5
PredictiveMaintenance
MM6120
6
Management
Lima:
Arequipa:
SixtoSarmiento
ManuelVizcarra
Lima:
Arequipa:
AnwarYarn
ManuelVizcarra
LuisSampn
JuanRoldn
CsarNunura
LuisRojas
SixtoSarmiento
Spanish
Compulsory
-
Nr
Workload
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
3
Lecture
40students
2
Lecture
40students
2 MM5080
5
Laboratory
20students
1
Lecture
40students
3 MM6120
2.5
Laboratory
20students
hours,15andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
CoursesID
MM4110
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MM4110
3
2.70
97
2
2 MM5080
7
3.65
172
6
3 MM6120
3.5
3.92
126
4
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Recognizehowtoworkandfunctionofthemajorcomponentsofindustrial
systems
Identifyandselectpumpsystems,industrialfans,andmineralprocessing
equipment.
Performassemblyanddisassemblyofcomponents,mechanismsandsystemsof
industrialmachinery.
Analyzefailuresanddiagnoseproblemsinindustrialmachineryusingvibration
analysis,infraredthermographyandultrasound.
Skills:
Calibrate, install, replace, repair and adapt components and systems of
industrialmachinery.
Competences:
Developpredictivemaintenanceplansforcriticalequipmentusingnorms.
217
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Performindustrialmaintenancetosystemsandequipment,followingindustrial
safetyregulationsandmanufacturersmanuals.
Industrial Equipment and Components: Types of pumps used in mobile and

stationary machinery. Principles involved in pump functioning. Frequent failures in
pumps. Types of fans. Principles involved in fan functioning. Selection and
maintenance. Principles involved in compressor functioning. Selection of a rotary
dynamic compressor. Types of equipment for material transport. Conveyor belt
components.Crushers.Mills.Furnaces.Speedreducers.Speedvariators.Checkvalve
maintenance. Turbines. Classification. Design parameters. Selection of fans and
compressorbasedoneconomicandtechnicalparameters.Hydraulicturbines.Pelton
Hydraulic turbines: Francis and Kaplan. Maintenance guidelines. Steam and gas
turbines. Turbine maintenance. Tribology. Fuels. Normalization. Industrial
applications.Safetyinfuelhandling.
Industrial Maintenance: Workshop: Organization of the industrial maintenance

workshop warehouse. Industrial maintenance equipment. Mechanisms: Mounting
anddismounting.Workshop:Mountinganddismountingofradialbearings.Bearing
mounting. Arrangement and adjustment of bearings. Workshop: Mounting and
dismountingofradialbearingsinhousings.Workshop:Adjustmentofpairedangular
contactbearings.Mountinganddismountingofbearingswithoilinjection.Industrial
lubricants. Workshop: Mounting and dismounting of bearings using oil injection.
Radial seals. Workshop: Mounting and dismounting bearings using hydraulic nuts
and specialized software. Students find and use data and information required for
mounting and dismounting mechanisms. Workshop: Sliding bearings. Orings.
Workshop: Lubrication of bearings. Seals for hydraulic systems. Workshopring
maintenance. Joints in pipelines and hoses for hydraulic systems. Maintenance of
sliding bearings. Workshop: Hydraulic seals. Transmission with Vbelts. Workshop:
Maintenance of connectors and adaptors in hydraulic installations. Maintenance of
transmissionwithtimingbeltsandchains.Workshop:Mountingofsleevebearings.
Maintenance of transmissions with timing belts. Workshop: Failure detection in
transmission with V belts. Application of the root cause method. Transmission
maintenance with pulling force elements. The students solve failures in in
transmissions with V belts using the root cause method. Maintenance of speed
reducers. Workshop: Maintenance and installation of mechanic transmissions.
Centrifugal pumps maintenance. Students design the installation and maintenance
plan and start a pumping system. Workshop: Maintenance of centrifugal pumps
Maintenance of seal units using mechanic seals. Alignment with comparator dial
gauge.Workshop:Assemblingandstartingupofapump.
Predictive Maintenance Management: Safe use of monitoring equipment and

precision maintenance equipment. Predictive maintenance. Field inspection of
machinery. Field inspection of machinery. Failures in rotating equipment. Failure
detection using infrared thermography. Predictive tasks. Techniques used in
conditionbased tasks. Failure detection using infrared thermography. Failure
detectionusingUltrasound1(linearandER).Techniquesofconditionmonitoring
PF interval versus deviation from normal condition. Categories of condition
monitoringtechniques.Failuredetectionusingangular ultrasoundinspection.Some
techniques of the condition monitoring. Some techniques of the condition
monitoring.Vibrationanalysis.Datatransferforconditionmonitoring.Datatransfer
for condition monitoring. Ultrasound. Analysis of vibrations. Performing condition
monitoring (condition monitoring vibration) at an industrial plant. Analysis of
vibrations. Implementing predictive maintenance. Precision alignment. Precision
balancing.
Hucks, Tyler (1986) Bombas: Su seleccin y aplicacin. Mxico D.F.: Continental
S.A(621.6/H4)
Mobley, R. Keith (2004). Maintenance Fundamentals. Boston: Elsevier.
218
(658.202/M67)
Viejo Zupicaray, Manuel (1994) Bombas.Teora, diseo y aplicaciones. Mxico
D.F.:Limusa.(621.6/V62/1994)
Bloch, Heinz (2009) Machinery component maintenance and repair. New York:
Elsevier.(621.816/B64/v.3)
Burgmann,F.(1992)TheABCofmechanicalseals.Burgmann:FeodorBurgmann.
Fischer, Ulrich (2006) Mechanical and metal Trades Handbook. 1st. Edition.
Germany:EuropaLehrmittel.(620.1/F54).
Mobley,R.(2004)Maintenancefundamentals.NewYork:Elsevier(658.202/M67).
Piotrowski, John (2007) Shaft alignment handbok. New York: CRC Press
(621.8/P56).
Smith, Ricky (2003) Industrial machinery repair: best maintenance practices
pocketguide.USA:ElsevierSciencie.
TIMKEN(1994)Manualderodamientos.Paris:TimkenCo.(621.8/T/M).
GonzlezFernndez,FranciscoJavier(2009).Teorayprcticadelmantenimiento
industrialavanzado.Madrid:FundacinConfemetal(658.202/G71).
JaramilloSurez,HctorEnrique(2008)Introduccinalamecnicadelafractura
yanlisisdefallas.Cali:UniversidadAutnomadeOccidente.(620.1/J24).
Levitt, Joel (2009) The handbook of maintenance management. New York:
IndustrialPress.(658.202/L54).
Mobley,Keith(2004)Maintenancefundamentals.Boston:Elsevier.(658.202/M67).
Mobley, Roldan (2005) Maintenance fundamentals . New York: Elsevier.
(658.202/M67).
Palmer, Doc (2006) Maintenance planning and scheduling handbook. New York:
McGrawHill.(658.202/P19).
Wireman, Terry (2005) Developing perfomance indicators for managing
Wulpi, Donald (2000) Understanding how components fail. Ohio: ASM
International.(620.1/W96)
219
MaterialsEngineeringModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
MaterialsEngineering
Firstlevel
C318
Courses
Nr
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
MG2040
2
2
Lecture
Laboratory
40students
20students
MM3060
Lecture
40students
3
Lecture
40students
3 MM3020
2
Laboratory
20students
hours,15andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
MaterialsTechnology
MG2040
2
StrengthofMaterials
MM3060
3
AdvancedMaterialsTechnology
MM3020
3
Lima:
Arequipa:
CsarLecaros
IgnacioMamani
Lima:
Arequipa:
MargaritaChevarra
RodrigoPerea
CsarLecaros
IgnacioMamani
CsarNunura
JuanManuelGmez
LuisSampn
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MG2040
4
2.92
109
3
2 MM3060
3
5.93
152
5
3 MM3020
5
4.36
131
4
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Differentiatethedifferentproperties,nonferrous,natural,syntheticandferrous
compoundscommonlyusedinindustryandanalyzeitsapplications.
Identify,quantifyandanalyzetheimpactofdifferenttypesofeffortsthatare
undermechanicalcomponents.
Identifymaterialsandprocessusedtojoinmaterialsandanalyzethe
performanceofitsvariables.
Skills:
Performdestructiveandnondestructivetestingtometalsandsynthetic
materials.
Performheattreatmenttometals,withtheobjectivetovaryingtheproperties.
Competences:
Selectanddimensioningmaterialsusedincomponentsandmechanicalsystems
usingnorms.
Evaluatethecharacteristicsofmetalsandsyntheticmaterialsthrough
destructiveandnondestructivetestingandmodifythepropertiesusingHeat
treatmentsusingstandardproceduresandsafetynorms.
220
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
MaterialsTechnology:Introductiontotheengineeringmaterials.Ferrousmaterials
FerrousMaterials.Obtaining,Classification,DesignationandApplications
NonFerrous Materials. Polymeric materials. Polymeric materials. Compound
materials. Measuring properties of materials. Material conformation. (Recognizing
machinetools,measurementandverification).Machiningprocesses.Plating
Plating.Gluedjoints.Weldedjoints.Screwjoints.
StrengthofMaterials:Calculationsofforcesandreactions.Equilibriumconditionsin
two dimensions. Geometric and analytic solutions. Equilibrium in tridimensional
systems. Forces in elements ofmachine: axial, radial and tangencial forces. Cutting
forces and flector moments. Calculations of DFC and DMF efforts in machine
components using physical laws to check their design. Internal efforts in a
component.Hookeslaw.Compressioneffort.Effortoftractionandcutting.Selection
ofmaterialsubjecttocombinedefforts.Effortofflexionandtwisting.Mohrscircle.
Dimensioning of components and selection of materials for mechanisms and
machines.Elementsundersagging.
Advanced Materials Technology: Properties of materials. Testing of materials.

Mechanical testing. Traction and impact testing and evaluation of breaking
resistanceinengineeringmaterials.MechanicaltestingII.Nondestructivetesting.
Nondestructive testing ULTRASOUND. Rubric. Ferrous alloys. Physical metallurgy.
Thermal treatments. Alloys with nonferrous materials. Nonferrous material.
Polymers. Compound materials. Selection of ferrous materials and their thermal
treatmentforcomponentsusedinmachines.CorrosionI,II.
Appold, Hans (1984). Tecnologa de los metales. Barcelona: Revert.
(669.9/A64)
Ashby, Michael F. (2008). Materiales para ingeniera 1. Introduccin a las
propiedades,lasaplicacionesyeldiseo.Madrid:Revert(620.1/A81/1)
De Garmo, E. Paul (1988). Materiales y procesos de fabricacin. Barcelona:
Revert(620.1/D36)
Higgins, Raymond A. (2006). Materials for engineers and
technicians.Massachussetts:s.n.(620.1/H52)
Shackelford, James F. (2005). Introduccin a la ciencia de materiales para
ingenieros.Madrid:PrenticeHall(620.1/SH47/2005)
Gere, James M. (2005) Resistencia de materiales. Madrid: Paraninfo.

(620.112/G37)
Mott, Robert (1996) Resistencia de materiales. Mxico D.F.: Prentice Hall.
(620.178/M88)
Nash, William A. (1986) Resistencia de materiales. Mxico D.F.: Mc GrawHill.
(620.112/N26)
Ashby, Michael F. (2009). Materiales para ingeniera 2. Introduccin a la
microestructura, el procesamiento y el diseo. Barcelona: Revert.
(620.1/A81/2)
Avner,Sydney(1990)Introduccinalametalurgiafsica.MxicoD.F.:McGraw
Hill.(669/A92)
Ellis, W.J. (1998) Ingenera de materiales. Mxico D.F.: Repr. y Serv. de
Ingeniera(620.1/E46)
Jaramillo Surez, Hctor Enrique (2008). Introduccin a la mecnica de la
fractura y anlisis de fallas. Cali: Universidad Autnoma de Occidente.
(620.1/J24)
Lasheras y Esteban, Jos Mara (1981) Materiales Industriales. Barcelona:
CEDEL.(669/L27)
Leyensetter, A. (1987) Tecnologa de los oficios metalrgico. Barcelona:
Reverte.(669.02/L55)
Wulpi, Donald J. (2000). Understanding how components fail. Ohio: ASM
221
ManufacturingProcessModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Manufacturingprocess
Firstlevel
C319
Courses
Nr
Workload
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
4
Laboratory
20students
2
Lecture
40students
2 MM3130
6
Laboratory
20students
1
Lecture
40students
3 MM4090
3
Laboratory
20students
hours,15andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
Mechanicalworkshop
MG1030
2
MM3130
3
WeldingforMaintenance
MM4090
4
Lima:
Arequipa:
MarianoCondori
KarlAbt
LuisRojas
Lima:
Arequipa:
MargaritaChevarra
KarlAbt
MarianoCondori
IgnacioMamani
CsarOrtiz
DanitzaOrdiales
LuisRojas
SixtoSarmiento
Spanish
Compulsory
MG1030
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MG1030
4
1.96
93
3
2 MM3130
8
1.46
161
5
3 MM4090
4
3.07
120
4
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Determineoperationsparametersformachinestoolsandweldingmachines.
Identifytheweldabilityofferrousandnonferrousmaterialstorebuildand/or
coatingbyweldingandmetallicprocess.
Developprogramsformachinestoolswithnumericalcontrolformechanical
components.
Skills:
Builtmechanicalelementsandcomponentsandassemblybasicmechanical
system,usingtoolsandmanualequipment.
RebuildpartsofmachineelementsbyElectricalarcwelding,TIG,MIG/MAGand
oxyfuel.
Usemachinetoolsformachiningcomponentsaccordingtotechnical
parameters.
Operatemachinestoolswithnumericalcontrolforsimplemechanical
components.
Competences:
222
Assessandplanmachiningprocessandreconstructionofmechanical
componentsconsideringsafetynormsandstandardtechnicalprocedures.
Mechanicalworkshop:Safetyatwork.Materialstoringatthemechanicalworkshop
Measurementoflinearmagnitudes.Platecutting,foldingandriveting.Hacksawing
Liming.Measurementoflinearmagnitudes.Drilling,countersinkingandreaming
Identificationofscrews.Handthreading.Assemblyanddisassemblyofmechanisms.
Installationofaccessoriesandpipelines.
Manufacturing Process: Machining planning. Organization of the course. Safety

regulationsandproceduresformachinetools.Useofmachinetools.Anglesoftools
for machining. Tools for marking out, liming and sawing. Sintered tools for
machining.Externalturning.Assignment:GroupprogrammingofCNCmachinetools.
CartesianCoordinateSystemMilling.Operationsandaccessoriesofalathe
OperatingaCNClathe.CartesianCoordinateSystemMilling.CNClathe.Assemblinga
mechanical assembly. Dividing head. Manufacturing plan. Oxyacetylene welding:
OAW.Weldingterminology,standardprocessesandrelatedprocesses.Oxyacetylene
welding: OAW. Joints and symbols in welding. Welding processes and related
processes. Manual automatic and semiautomatic oxyfuel cutting. Automatic,
semiautomatic and manual cutting. Shielded metal arc welding: SMAW. Follow the
safety standards and analyze the risks of working with welding equipment. Filler
materialsforwelding.Discontinuityinweldedjoints.
WeldingforMaintenance:Qualitycontrolofweldedjointsthroughvisualinspection
QualitycontrolofweldingDefectology.GasMetalArcWelding.Qualitycontrolof
joints through liquid penetrant examinations and blending. Wear in mechanisms.
Performanceofliquidpenetrantexaminationstoevaluatewelding.Effectofheaton
weldedjoints.Gastungstenarcwelding(GTAWorTIG).Designofweldedjoints.Gas
metalarcwelding(GMAW).Weldabilityofcarbonsteel,microalloysandlowalloys.
Harddissimilarcoatings.Recuperation,reconstructionandcoverings.Hardcoatings.
Brazing and soldering. Micropulverization process. Welding of aluminum and its
alloys. Welding for maintenance Real cases. CNC automatic sectionalizing.
AutomaticsectionalizingusingaCNCmachine
-
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

Appold, Hans (1984). Tecnologa de los metales. Barcelona: Revert
(669.9/A64)
Coca Rebollero, Pedro (2005). Tecnologa mecnica y metrotecnia. Madrid:
Pirmide(620.1/C72T)
Gerling,Heinrich(1989).Alrededordelasmquinasherramientas.Barcelona:
Revert(621.9/G37A)
Lobjois, Ch. (1984). Trazado, corte, curvado y plegado. Tecnologa de la
caldera.Barcelona:CEAC(697.07/L82T)
Gerling,Heinrich(1984).Alrededordelasmquinasherramientas.Barcelona:
Revert(621.9/G37A)
Horwitz, Henry (1990) Soldadura: aplicaciones y prctica. Mxico D.F.:
Alfaomega.(671.52/H76)
Leyensetter, A. (1987). Tecnologa de los oficios metalrgicos. Barcelona:
Revert(669.02/L55)
Lobjois, Ch. (1984) Uniones provisonales y permanentes. Tecnologa de la
caldelera.Barcelona:C.E.A.C(697.07/L82U)
Solar, Z.C. (1982). Problemas de tecnologa de la fresadora. Madrid: Everest.
(621.9/S66P)
AGAS.A.(1993)Manualdesoldadura.(671.52/A/M)
American Welding Society (1995) Brazing Handbook. Miami: American
TechnicalPublication.(671.52/A/B)
American Welding Society (2005) Specification for welded joints in Machinery
andEquipment.Miami:AWS.(671.52/A/SM)
223
Budinskik, Kenne (1983) Engineering materials, properties and selection.

Virginia:Res.(620.1/B87)
FernndezF.(1988)Soldaduraymetalurgia.(671.52/F38S)
Graham, Edgar (1985) Maintenance Welding. New Jersey: Prentice Hall.
(671.52/G79)
Howitz, Henry (1990). Soldadura, aplicaciones y prctica. Mxico D.F.:
Alfaomega.(671.52/H76)
Oerlikon(1992)Manualdesoldadura.Lima:FribaS.A.(671.52/O5)
Tecsup(1998)ProcesosdesoldaduraMIGMAGLima:Tecsup(671.52/T/M)
Tecsup(1998)ProcesosdeSoldaduraTIG.Lima:Tecsup(671.52/T/T)
Tecsup(2004)RecuperacindepiezasporSoldaduraLima:Tecsup.(671.52/T/R
S)
Wulpi, Donald J. (2000) Understanding how components fail. Ohio: ASM
224
MechatronicsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Mechatronics
Firstlevel
C320
ID
Semester
- IndustrialElectrotechnics
Courses
EM4010
- IndustrialMechatronicsSystems
MM6160
Lima:
Arequipa:
MiguelChvez
NiltonAnchayhua
Lima:
Arequipa:
FranciscoCamacho
NiltonAnchayhua
MiguelChvez
JessMedina
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2
Lecture
40students
3
Laboratory
20students
3
Lecture
40students
2 MM6160
3.5
Laboratory
20students
hours,15andintotal.
1
Workload
CoursesID
EM4010
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 EM4010
5
3.46
135
5
2 MM6160
6.5
3.34
167
6
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Analyzingtheresponsesofsensorsandactuatorsofamechatronics.
Designs,assembles,installsandelectricalcontrolpanels.
ConfigureandprogramaProgrammableLogicControllertocontrola
manufacturingsystem.
Checktheoperationofamechatronicsystem.
Skills:
Operatemechatronicssystemsformanufacturingprocess.
Measureelectricalparametersusingappropriateinstruments.
Competences:
Diagnosefailuresandproposesolutionsinanindustrialmechatronicsystem.
Industrial Electrotechnics : Safety in electrical installations. Threephase circuits.
Componentsofanelectricalsystem.Symbolsandelectricalschematics.Singlephase
transformer.Threephasetransformer.Respectofsafetyparametersandevaluation
of the risk of electrical equipment at work. Distribution switchboards. DC electrical
motors. Failure detection in components and electrical control systems using the
electricityrules.TypesofDCmotors.Asynchronoussquirrelcagemotor.Selectionof
asquirrelcagemotor.Directstartingofamotor.Stardeltastartingofamotor
Programmable logic controller. Basic PLC programming. Automation system using
PLC.Speedvariatorsinsolidstate
Industrial Mechatronics Systems: Introduction to mechatronics. Measurement
225
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
devices. Students use the concepts of electricity, electronics and computing to

monitoranddiagnoseanindustrialmechatronicsystem.Actuators.Fundamentalsof
automatic control. Programmable logic controllers. PLC programming. Students
develop creative solutions using technology in mechatronic systems. Computer
Integrated Manufacture (CIM) and Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS). Industrial
robotics.Industrialnetworks.Applicationsofmechatronicsystems
Castejn, Agustn (1998) Tecnologa elctrica. Madrid: Mc GrawHill.
(621.3/C32)
Ponce Cruz, Pedro (2008) Mquinas elctricas y tcnicas modernas de control.
MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega(621.3MO/P77)
Siemens,AG.(2000)Manualdebajatensin.Berln:Siemens.(621.3/S/2000)
UbietoArtur,Pedro(1998)Diseobsicodeautomatismoselctricos.Madrid:
Paraninfo.(621.3A/U14)
Alciatore, David (2008) Introduccin a la mecatrnica y los sistemas de

medicin.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill(629.8/A37).
Bishop, Robert (2002) The Mechatronics Handbook. New York: ISA.
(621.381/B59)
Bolton,William(2001)Mecatrnica.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega.(621.381/B72).
FerreiraRomano,Vitor(2002)Robticaindustrial.SaoPaulo:s.n.(629.8/F43).
Pallas Areny, Ramn (2003) Sensores y acondicionadores de seal. Barcelona:
Marcombo.(621.381I/P19S/2003)
Wait, John (1986) Introduccin al amplificador operacional. Barcelona: Gili.
(621.381AO/W17).
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TableofContents
Content........................................................................227
ModulesandCourses..................................................228
FundamentalsofChemistryModule...........................229
PhysicsModule...........................................................231
MathematicsModule..................................................233
ValuesandCultureModule.........................................235
FundamentalsofMechanicalTechnologyModule.....237
FundamentalsofElectricalTechnologyModule.........239
CommunicationsModule............................................241
ElectricalMetrologyModule.......................................243
ElectricalMontageModule.........................................245
ElectricalMachinesModule........................................248
QualityandSafetyModule..........................................250
ElectronicsModule......................................................252
HumanResourcesandLaborMarketModule............254
AutomationandControlModule................................256
ElectricalMaintenanceModule..................................258
EnergyandMaintenanceManagementModule........260
PowerSystemsModule...............................................262
BasicEnglishModule...................................................264
ManagementModule.................................................265
227
ModulesandCourses
ID
Module
Courses
Semester
EI01
FundamentalsOfChemistry
EI02
Physics
EI03
Mathematics
EI04
ValuesAndCulture
EI05
FundamentalsOfMechanical
Technology
EI06
FundamentalsOfElectrical
Technology
EI07
Communication
EI08
ElectricalMetrology
EI09
ElectricalMontage
EI10
ElectricalMachines
EI11
QualityAndSafety
EI12
Electronics
EI13
HumanResourcesAndLabor
Market
EI14
AutomationAndControl
EI15
ElectricalMaintenance
Chemistry
PhysicsI
PhysicsII
MathematicsI
MathematicsII
AttitudesandValues
MechanicalWorkshop
MaterialsTechnology
TechnicalDrawing
Electricity
Electronics
CommunicationI
CommunicationII
ElectricalMeasurements
AppliedMathematics
ElectricalWorkshop
MontageandElectricalInstallations
ElectricalInstallations
ElectricalDistributionsNetwork
ElectricalMachineI
ElectricalMachineII
SafetyHealthandEnvironment
AnalogElectronics
DigitalElectronics
PowerElectronics
DecisionMaking
HumanResourceManagement
IntroductiontoJobMarket
ElectricalControlSystem
IndustrialAutomation
ProcessControl
TransformerMaintenance
ElectricalMotorsMaintenance
ElectromechanicalSystem
Maintenance
AuditandEnergeticEfficiency
ElectricalMaintenanceManagement
ElectricalPowerSystem
ProtectionsofElectricalPower
Systems
EnglishI
EnglishII
ProjectManagement
BusinessManagement
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
3
3
3
2
3
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
4
5
4
5
6
4
5
6
4
5
6
4
5
5
6
6
2
2
3
3
3
5
5
4
4
2
5
4
3
4
5
4
4
4
2
3
3
3
3
2
3
2
5
5
5
5
4
4
5
6
5
6
3
4
4
4
5
6
5
6
4
4
3
3
180
EI16
EnergyAndMaintenance
Management
EI17
PowerSystems
EI18
BasicEnglish
EI19
Management
4
10
12
4
9
10
10
9
16
8
5
9
15
14
ECTSCredits
11
10
8
6
180
228
229
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
EI01
Courses
Lima:
LawrenceSalmon
Nr
Content
Semester
Arequipa:
HeloinaBerroa
CoursesID
QG1010
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
Lecture
40students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
etc.) and private study, including examination preparation, specified in hours, and in
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
QG1010
Lima:
Arequipa:
LaurenceSalmon
HeloinaBerroa
HuguezAmes
RobertAlmendariz
EnriqueCceres
JosFlores
UlisesQuiroz
AlfredoUgarte
Spanish
Compulsory
practical,project,seminar,etc.
Workload
Chemistry
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 QG1010
3.5
3.4
124
4
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Skills:
chemicalreactions.
Competences:
reactions
Matter. Mixtures. States of Aggregation of Matter. The Atom. Periodic Table of the
Elements. Chemical Bond. Types Chemical Bonding and Intermolecular Forces.
Scattered and Homogeneous Systems. Chemical reaction. Inorganic Chemicals.
Stoichiometry. Solutions. Acidity and Basicity of Solutions. Electrochemistry and its
applications. Industrial Chemical Process Inorganic Chemicals. Organic Compounds.
IndustrialChemicalProcessOrganicCompounds.
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

230
PhysicsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Physics
EI02
Courses
ID
Semester
PhysicsI
MG1010
1
PhysicsII
MG2010
2
Lima
Arequipa
SilviaEspinoza
JuanCarlosGrande
Lima:
Arequipa:
SilviaEspinoza
JuanCarlosGrande
JersonAraos
JuanYucra
NicolsHerencia
JuanMuoz
CarlosSoca
PenlopeVargas
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
MG1010
MG2010
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
3.0
1.5
Lecture
Laboratory
40students
20students
3.0
Lecture
40students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
total.
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MG1010
4.5
3.1
137
5.0
2 MG2010
4.5
3.6
146
5.0
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Skills:
Applythebasicprinciplesgoverningthephenomenaofclassicalphysicstospecific
situationsandassociatedwithrealsituations.
Competences:
professionalfuture.
PhysicsI:Thermometry.Expansion.Heat.Calorimetry.Phasechange.Thermalbalance.
Heat transfer. Thermodynamics. Thermal expansion of solids. Thermodynamic
processes. Zeroth law, first and second laws. Thermodynamic laws. Simple Harmonic
Motion (SHM). Energy in SHM. Simple pendulum. Damped and forced movement.
Mechanical resonance. Waves on a string. Meldes Experiment. Forced Harmonic
Motion.Waves.Stationarywaves.Sound.Dopplereffect.Optics.Reflection,refraction
oflight.GeometricalOptics.Mirrorsandlenses.
231
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

motion with varied velocity. Free Fall. Gravity. Compound movement. Applications of
- Bueche Frederick J. (2007) Fsica General. Mxico D.F.: McGrawHill
(530/B88/2007)
- Sears, Francis W. (2004). Fsica universitaria. Mxico D.F.: McGrawHill
(530/S31/2004)
- Serway,RaymondA.(1998).Fsica.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.(530/S42F)
232
MathematicsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,contact
hours
IndustrialElechtrotecnics
Mathematics
EI03
Courses
ID
Semester
MathematicsI
GG1010
1
MathematicsII
GG2810
2
Lima:
Arequipa:
GeraldCuzcano
ElmerSierra
Lima:
Arequipa:
GeraldCuzcano
MarcoCuentas
XyobyChvez
HenryTorres
RafaelEnciso
ElmerSierra
JosFernndez
RobertoChoquehuayta
AlexanderPea
ErnestoZea
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
GG1010
6.0
Lecture
40students
GG2810
6.0
Lecture
40students
etc.)andprivatestudy,includingexaminationpreparation,specifiedinhours,andintotal.
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG1010
6.0
3.3
167
6
2 GG2810
6.0
4.3
185
6
Inordertopasseachcourseofthemodule,studentmustobtainaminimalfinalgradeof
11(eleven).Tocomputethefinalgrade,thefraction0.5ormoreisconsideredasaunitin
favorthestudent.(Exam.Reg.2013Art.21)
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Analyzesituationsusingscienceandtechnologyknowledgeofanalyticgeometry,
differentialandintegralcalculus.
Skills:
Selectandapplypropertiesofdifferentialandintegralcalculustosolveproblemsin
scienceandtechnology.
Competences:
Formulatepossiblesolutionstoproblemsofscienceandtechnologybyanalyzingand
interpretingdataresultsfromthemathematicalpointofview.
MathematicsI:Equationsandsystemsofequations.Cartesianplane.Theequationofthe
straight line. Equation of the circumference. Equation of the parabola. Equation of the
ellipse.Equationoftheellipse.Inequalities.Functions.Introductiontothecalculusandto
thelimitconcept.Indeterminatelimits.Continuityofafunction.Trigonometricfunctions.
Trigonometric limits.Applicationoffunctions inPhysics.Definitionofthederivativeofa
function.Applicationofthederivativeofafunction.Derivativesofafunction.Derivatives
of some special functions and the chain rule. Implicit derivative. The antiderivative and
the indefinite integral. Methods of integration: by parts and by algebraic substitution.
Integration by trigonometric substitution. Methods of integration: By trigonometric
substitution.Definiteintegral.Calculusofareas.
Mathematics II: Limits and continuity. Asymptotes and graphs of functions. Derivative
233
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
and motion. Differentials. Maximum and minimum. Flat region area. Length of a curve.
Surfaceofrevolution.Centerofmass.Applicationproblems.Volumeofsolids.Descriptive
statistics. Fundamentals. Data presentation. Distribution of frequencies. Graphs.
Application problems. Data Description. Measures of central tendency. Application
problems. Bivariate tables. Combinatory analysis. Probability of an event. Calculation of
probabilities. Normal distribution of probabilities. Selection of a sample. Rubric: Case
analysisontheapplicationofstatisticaltechniques.
Berman,SimonL.(1974).Calculusforthenonphysicalscience.NewYork:Richartand
Winston.(515/B47)
Haeussler,ErnestF.(2008).Matemticasparalaadministracinyeconoma.Mxico
D.F.:Iberoamericana(510/H25/2008).
Neuhauser, Claudia (2004). Matemticas para ciencias. Madrid: Prentice Hall
(510/N47M).
Davis,Linda(1990).Technicalmathematicswithcalculus.Ohio:Merrill(510/D32)
Johnson, Richard (1997) Probabilidad y estadstica para ingenieros. Mxico D.F.:
PrenticeHall(519.2/J67)
Pareto,Luis(1985)Formulariodemecnica.Barcelona:CEACS.A(620.1/P26F)
234
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturer
Language
hours
ValuesandCulture
EI04
Courses
ID
Semester
AttitudesandValues
GG1030
1
GG2030
2
Lima:
Arequipa:
EnitVivanco
KarinaSalas
Lima:
Arequipa:
EnitVivanco
KarinaSalas
LuisaPalomino
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
1 GG1030
2.0
Lecture
40students
2 GG2030
2.0
Lecture
40students
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG1030
2.0
1.4
61
2
2 GG2030
2.0
1.3
59
2
Formal:None
Content:None
Knowledge:
Recognizetheimportanceofthepracticeofvalues,culturaldiversityanddevelopa
personallifeplan.
Analyzethecomponentsofnationalandinternationalrealityandproposes
alternativesolutionstothecyclicalproblem,basedonethicalandmoralprinciples
thatcontributetothedevelopmentofsociety.
Skills:
Valuehimself,recognizetheiremotionsandfeelings,andmakingdecisionsassuming
apositiveattitude,andanactiveandresponsiblebehavior.
Interpretandanalyzeproblemsofsociocultural,economicandpoliticalrealityat
nationalandinternationallevels,identifyingpotentialopportunitiesinPeruandits
insertionintheworldmarket.
Competences:
Displayapositiveattitudetowardsvalues,recognizeandacceptitsculture,respect
thediversityofitsenvironment.
cultural,assumingacriticalandreflectiveattitudeonthenationalandinternational
reality.
Attitudes and Values: Academic regulations and rules guiding the institution. Study
esteem. Personal Image. Decisionmaking. Cultural diversity, interculturality. Rubric
Analysisofpresentationsproposedinorderthatstudentscanrecognizeandaccepttheir
culture and respect the diversity. Anxiety, tension, stress and selfcontrol techniques.
Intelligentbehaviour,emotionalintelligence.Thought,cognitiveskills
National and International Reality: National and international reality. Spatial reality.
235
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Ecology and environment. Organization of group assignments. Spatial reality. Peruvian

territory. Spatial reality. National and international geostrategy and geopolitics. Social
reality. National cultural diversity. Transnational migratory process. Rubric Analysis of
the migratory process. Social reality. National identity. Social reality. Worldwide
perception of Peru. Political reality. Peruvian State: Political and administrative
organization. Evaluation of research progress. Political reality. Peruvian decentralization
process. Democracy and political parties. Economic reality. Peruvian economic model.
International economic blocks. Business Outlook in Peru. Social responsibility. Economic
reality:Peruasapossibility.Productiveclustersandholding.Developmentofmicro,small
andmediumbusinessinPeru.

Berumen de los Santos, Nora Mara (2001). tica del ejercicio profesional. Mxico
D.F.:Continental(179.9/B45)
Olcese Salvatecci, Alfieri (2002). Cmo estudiar con xito: Tcnicas y hbitos para
aprendermejor.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega(371.302/O21)
Rodriguez Estrada, Mauro (2006). Aprendizaje creativo continuo. Cuando aprender
esemprender.MxicoD.F.:Trillas(370.157/R75)
Towers, Marc (2006). Venza a su peor enemigo: Autoestima. Madrid: Fundacin
AgendaPer,CaretasyPUCP(2001)Los50ytantoslibrosquetodoperuanoculto
debeleer.Lima:Caretas:PUCP.
Contreras, Carlos (2000). Historia del Per Contemporneo. Lima: Instituto de
MatosMar,Jos(2005).Desbordepopularycrisisdelestado,veinteaosdespus.
Lima:s.n.(306.2/M28)
Tecsup.(658.3A/R18)
Soto,Hernandode(2000).Elministeriodelcapital.Porquelcapitalismotriunfaen
occidenteyfracasaenelrestodelmundo.(330.122/S71)
236
FundamentalsofMechanicalTechnologyModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
FundamentalsofMechanicalTechnology
EI05
Courses
ID
Semester
MechanicalWorkshop
MG1040
1
MaterialsTechnology
MG2040
2
TechnicalDrawing
MG2030
2
Lima:
Arequipa:
DavidMaita
DenisOjeda
Lima:
Arequipa:
CsarOrtiz
DenisOjeda
CsarLecaros
EmersonArroyo
DavidMaita
LuisRojas
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
3.0
Workshop
20students
2.0
Lecture
40students
2 MG2040
1.5
Laboratory
20students
3 MG2030
2.0
Lecture
40students
total.
Nr
MG1040
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MG1040
2.0
1.5
81
3
2 MG2040
3.5
2.5
108
4
3 MG2030
2.0
3.0
90
3
11(eleven).Tocomputethefinalgrade,thefraction0.5ormoreisconsideredasaunit
infavorthestudent.(Exam.Reg.2013Art.21)
Formal:None
Content:
Knowledge:
Apply knowledge and develop abilities to work with tools while performing metal
transformation to obtain simple parts or to perform changes and adaptations in
machinesandindustrialequipment.
Interpretdrawingsandmechanical,electrical,electronicandfluidinstallationsand
networkdiagrams.
Drawingmechanicalnocomplexsystemsandcomponentsusingstandardized
norms.
Skills:
Handletoolsformetaltransformationinsimplemechanicalparts.
Producedrawingsandmechanical,electrical,electronicandfluidinstallationsand
networkdiagrams
Competences:
Makemechanicaladaptationsandinterpretationofmechanicaldrawings.
Mechanicalworkshop:Safetyatwork.Materialstoringatthemechanicalworkshop
Measurementoflinearmagnitudes.Platecutting,foldingandriveting.Hacksawing
Liming.Measurementoflinearmagnitudes.Drilling,countersinkingandreaming
Identificationofscrews.Handthreading.Assemblyanddisassemblyofmechanisms.
Installationofaccessoriesandpipelines.
237
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
MaterialsTechnology:Introductiontotheengineeringmaterials.Ferrousmaterials
FerrousMaterials.Obtaining,Classification,DesignationandApplications
NonFerrousMaterials.Polymericmaterials.Polymericmaterials.Compoundmaterials.
Measuringpropertiesofmaterials.Materialconformation.(Recognizingmachinetools,
measurementandverification).Machiningprocesses.Plating
Plating.Gluedjoints.Weldedjoints.Screwjoints.
Technical Drawing: Basic principles. Standardized dimensioning. Projection Systems.

Sections. Full section. Types of sections. Cutting and sections. Basic electric and
electronicschematics.Flowdiagram.Systemsofpipelines.

Appold,Hans(1984).Tecnologadelosmetales.Barcelona:Revert(669.9/A64)
Coca Rebollero, Pedro (2005). Tecnologa mecnica y metrotecnia. Madrid:
Pirmide(620.1/C72T)
Gerling, Heinrich (1989). Alrededor de las mquinas herramientas. Barcelona:
Revert(621.9/G37A)
Lobjois, Ch. (1984). Trazado, corte, curvado y plegado. Tecnologa de la caldera.
Barcelona:CEAC(697.07/L82T)
Appold,Hans(1984).Tecnologadelosmetales.Barcelona:Revert.(669.9/A64)
Ashby, Michael F. (2008). Materiales para ingeniera 1. Introduccin a las
propiedades,lasaplicacionesyeldiseo.Madrid:Revert(620.1/A81/1)
De Garmo, E. Paul (1988). Materiales y procesos de fabricacin. Barcelona:
Revert(620.1/D36)
for
engineers
and
Higgins,
Raymond
A.
(2006).
Materials
technicians.Massachussetts:s.n.(620.1/H52)
Shackelford, James F. (2005). Introduccin a la ciencia de materiales para
ingenieros.Madrid:PrenticeHall(620.1/SH47/2005)
Bachmann,Albert(1979)Dibujotcnico.Barcelona:Labor.(604.2/B13).
Giesecke,Frederick(1979)Dibujotcnico.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(604.2/G4).
GTZ (1981) Dibujo tcnico metal 1. Curso bsico con pruebas. Eschborn: GTZ
(604.2/M/1).
GTZ (1981) Dibujo tcnico metal 2. Curso superior con pruebas. Eschborn: GTZ
(604.2/M/2)
Jensen, Cecil (2004). Dibujo y diseo en ingeniera. Mxico D.F.: McGrawHill
(604.2/J39/2004)
SnchezQuispe,Ismael(1991)Dibujotcnico.Lima:Vultecsa(604.2/S21).
Spencer,HenryCecil(2003).DibujoTcnico.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega
(604.2/S74/2003)
238
FundamentalsofElectricalTechnologyModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
hours
FundamentalsofElectricalTechnology
EI06
Courses
Nr
Content
Semester
1
2
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
2.0
Lecture
3.0
2.0
Laboratory
Lecture
EG1010
AG2010
ClassSize
40students
20students
30students
1.5
Practical
20students
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
EG1010
AG2010
Lima:
Arequipa:
CarlosOrtiz
HernandoPrada
Lima:
Arequipa:
CarlosOrtiz
DannyMeza
DennisChvarry
MidwardCharaja
CarlosCuba
CarlosQuilla
FranciscoFernndez
AlonsoCornejo
JosMiranda
LennantRojas
CsarSantos
Spanish
Compulsory
Workload
Electricity
Electronics
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 EG1010
5.0
3.1
146
5
2 AG2010
3.5
3.0
117
5
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Recognizeconstituentpartsindcandacelectricalcircuitsandelectricalmachines.
Recognize parameters and operation principles of singlephase and threephase
electricalsystems.
Identifyelectronicdevicesandtheirapplicationinindustry.
Skills:
Evaluateelectricalparametersandanalyzetheirbehaviorusingequivalentcircuit,
phasorialcalculationandcomputerapplications.
Differentiatetheapplicationareasofdifferentelectronicdevices.
Competences:
Install basic electrical circuits and analyze the behavior of electrical parameters in
operationalorfaultconditions,usingmeasuringinstrumentsandperformingsecurity
procedures.
Implementbasicelectronicsapplications.
Fundamental Laws. Ohms Law. Second and first Kirchoffs law. Power, energy and
efficiency. Electrical Power. Efficiency. Electrical energy. Charge diagram. Magnetic field
239
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
and electric field. Electromagnetism. Alternating current. Sinusoidal wave. Ohms law in
AC. Series AC circuit. Parallel AC circuit. Power in AC. Active power. Reactive power.
Apparentpower.Threephasecircuits.Starconnection.Triangleconnection.Threephase
power.Electricalprotection.Fuses.Thermomagnetic.Differentials.

Thebipolartransistor.BasiccalculationsintheBJTtransistor.Thyristors.Optoelectronics.
Integratedcircuits.DigitalLogicsandCircuits.IndustrialDigitalSystems.
Dorf, Richard C. (2006) Circuitos elctricos. Mxico D.F.: Alfaomega. (621.3C /
D92C).
Mileaf, Harry (1989) Curso prctico de electricidad. Vol. 1. Mxico D.F.: Ciencia y
Tcnica.(621.3/M57/v.1)
Mileaf, Harry (1989) Curso prctico de electricidad. Vol. 2. Mxico D.F.: Ciencia y
Tcnica.(621.3/M57/v.2)
Boylestad, Robert L. (2003). Electrnica: Teora de circuitos. Mxico D.F.: Prentice

Hall(621.381/B78/2003.)
Floyd,Thomas(2006)Dispositivoselectrnicos.MexicoD.F..Limusa(621.381/F59D).
Floyd, Thomas (2006) Fundamentos de sistemas digitales. New Jersey.Pearson
(621.381/M19/2000).
Savant, C.J. (1992) Diseo electrnico.Circuitos y sistemas. Wilmington: Addison
Wesley(621.381C/S25).
240
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
hours
Communications
EI07
Courses
ID
Semester
CommunicationI
GG1020
1
CommunicationII
GG2820
2
GG2910
3
Lima:
Arequipa:
ElisaMontoya
DaysiFlores
Lima:
Arequipa:
ElisaMontoya
DaysiFlores
SusanCuentas
ManuelLinares
MnicaJimnez
DavidRondn
MiguelOrtiz
SandraRoman
JuliaTorres
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
1
2
CoursesID
GG1020
GG2820
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
6.0
5.0
Lecture
Lecture
40students
40students
3 GG2910
2.0
Lecture
40students
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG1020
6.0
1.6
137
4
2 GG2820
5.0
1.8
122
4
3 GG2910
2.0
1.4
61
2
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Categorizeandinterpretideas,dataandexplicitandimplicitconceptsinatextgiven
thecontextinwhichitwasgeneratedandinwhichitwasreceived.
Basehisopinionwithclarity,fluencyandcoherenceusingverbalandnonverbal
resources.
Skills:
Competences:
Communicateinoralorwrittenformthethemesofhisprofessionwithinformative
andargumentativebase,applyingappropriateresourcestofacilitatetheexpression
ofspeechinspecializedandnonspecializedaudiences.
Communication I: Human communication and information in contemporary society.
Reading as a tool for communication. Text analysis: organization and integration of the
text. Annotations and concept maps Bibliographical citations. APA format. Writing
technical reports. Spelling rules. Capitalization. General accentuation. Special cases of
accentuation. Diacritical marks. Sentence. Punctuation marks. Connectors. Paragraph.
Condensed description. Email. Commercial writing. Communicating orally through the
speech.Oralcommunication.
241
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Communication II: Communication in organizations. Assertive communication and

characteristics. Techno scientific language. Technical description of the workshop.
comprehension and expression. Types of discussion. Argumentation as a foundation for
controversyanddiscussion.Argumentativepresentation.Administrativewriting.
Successful presentations: Competences indemand today. The first contact. Individual

and shared presentations. The psychological preparation. Stage fright. Presentation
design.Preparationoftrainingdesigns.Howtoimproveyourbehaviourwhenyougivea
presentation. Emphasis and motivation in presentations. Selfconfidence. Use of
techniques. Presentation of techniques. Audiovisual aids. Institutional presentation.
Institutionalpresentation.Communicationstyles.Formalaspectsofconferences.Criteria
to evaluate presentations before an audience. Presentation of topics assigned using
appropriatetechniques.
Practical:oralpresentations
AGUIRRE, Mauricio y ESTRADA, Christian. (2007). Redactar en la universidad.
Conceptosytcnicasfundamentales.Lima: UPC.BUSTOS,Juan.(2005).Aescribirse
aprende escribiendo. Madrid: Comunidad de Madrid Consejera de
Educacin.CHOMSKY, Noam. (2006). Nuestro conocimiento del lenguaje humano.
Santiago de Chile: Edicin Bilinge.CLAVIJO Olarte, Amparo. (2006). Prcticas
innovadoras de lectura y escritura. Bogot: Universidad Distrital Francisco Jos de
Caldas.REAL ACADEMIA ESPAOLA. (2010) Ortografa de la lengua espaola.
Madrid:Espasa.

BUSTOS, Juan. (2005). A escribir se aprende escribiendo. Madrid: Comunidad de
MadridConsejeradeEducacin.
CHOMSKY,Noam.(2006).Nuestroconocimientodellenguajehumano.Santiagode
Chile:EdicinBilinge.
CLAVIJO Olarte, Amparo. (2006). Prcticas innovadoras de lectura y escritura.
REAL ACADEMIA ESPAOLA. (2010) Ortografa de la lengua espaola. Madrid:
Espasa.

(658.3124/D49)
Robbins, Stephen P. (2004) Comportamiento organizacional. Mexico D.F.: Pearson
Education.(658.3A/R71).
Schermerhorn,JohnR.(2006).Administracin.MexicoD.F.:Limusa.(658.3A/S29)
242
ElectricalMetrologyModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
hours
ElectricalMetrology
EI08
Courses
ID
Semester
ElectricalMeasurements
EE3010
3
AppliedMathematics
EE3090
3
Lima:
Arequipa:
CarlosOrtiz
MariaTeresaMendoza
Lima:
Arequipa:
CarlosOrtiz
MariaTeresaMendoza
PedroVizarreta
ChristianVera
CsarSantos
RicardoZurita
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
EE3010
EE3090
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
Lecture
40students
2.0
Laboratory
20students
2.0
Lecture
40students
total.
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 EE3010
4.0
3.0
126
4
2 EE3090
2.0
2.5
81
3
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Analyzeandevaluatealternatingcurrentcircuitsusingcomplexnumbers,phasor,
differentialequationsandFourierseries.
Skills:
Selectanduseinstrumentsformeasureelectricalparametersincludingdigitaland
analoginstruments,applyingmoderntechnicalmethodsofmeasurement.
Competences:
Performteststoelectricalsystems,analyzingandinterpretingresultsandsuggesting
thecorrespondingimprovement.
ElectricalMeasurement:Loadsinalternatingcurrentcircuits.Phasorialrepresentation
Alternating current circuits. Threephase circuits and connections. Loads in threephase
circuits.Powerandthreephaseelectricalenergy.Fundamentalconceptsonmeasurement
instruments. Measurement instruments. Analogous measurement instruments.
Multifunctional instruments. Selection and connection. Instrument, Current and Voltage
transformers. SCADA system. Disturbances in an electrical system. Quality of energy.
Harmonics. Measurement of grounding systems. Measurement of soil resistivity.
Measurementofthegroundingresistance
Applied Mathematics: Complex numbers. Alternating current. Sinusoidal alternating

current circuitsinsteadystate. Fundamentalsofstatistics.Use ofspreadsheetforlinear
regression. Applications of derivatives and integrals in electrical electrotechnics.
Differentialequations.Fourierseries.Laplacetransform.
243
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Castejon,Agustin(1998).Tecnologaelctrica.Madrid:McGrawHill.(621.3/C32)
Edminister,Joseph(1986)Circuitoselctricos.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill
(621.3C/E2C4)
Gilmore,CharlesM.(1987).Instrumentosdemedidaelctrica.BuenosAires:
Revert.(621.381ME/G45I)
Karcz,AndrsM.(1992)Fundamentosdemetrologaelctrica.MxicoD.F.:
Marcombo(621.3/K79)
PrezMiguelAngelAlberto(2000)Laamenazadelosarmnicosysussoluciones.
Madrid:Thomson(621.3/P45L)
RamirezVsquez,Jos(1992)Medidaselctricas.Barcelona:C.E.A.C.(621.3/R23M)
RoldanViloria,Jos(1981)Manualdemedidaselctricas.Barcelona:C.E.A.C.
(621.3M/R78)
UninFenosa(1996).Medidaelctricas:equiposdemedidaparabajatensin.
Madrid:Paraninfo(621.3/U/M)
-
Buser,Artur(1987).Matemticasbsicasparaelectricidadyelectrnica.Mxico
D.F.:McGrawHill(510.24/B87)
James,Glyn(2002)Matemticasavanzadasparaingeniera.MxicoD.F.:Pearson
Educacin(510/J19)
Kramer,ArthurD.(1983).Fundamentosdematemtica.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill
(510/K79F)
Kruglak,Haym.(1976).Teorayproblemasdematemticasaplicadasacienciay
tecnologa.Cali:McGrawHill(510/K84T)
244
ElectricalMontageModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
the
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
ElectricalMontage
EI09
-
Content
ID
Semester
EG1040
EE3030
EE3070
2
3
3
ElectricalDistributionNetwork
EE4010
4
Lima:
Arequipa:
RicardoZurita
NestorEnriquez
Lima:
Arequipa:
RodolfoCautn
JohnFlores
RicardoZurita
CarlosQuilla
JuanChacn
NestorEnriquez
PedroVizarreta
ChristianVera
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
EG1040
EE3030
EE3070
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
3.5
Workshop
20students
3.0
Lecture
40students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
1.0
Lecture
40students
5.0
Practical
20students
4 EE4010
3.0
Lecture
40students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Courses
ElectricalWorkshop
ElectricalInstallation
MontageandElectricalInstallations
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTSCredits
1 EG1040
3.5
0.5
72
2
2 EE3030
4.5
2.5
126
4
3 EE3070
6.0
2.0
144
5
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Knownandapplytechnicalstandardsandsafetyrulesrelatedwithdistribution
networks,industrialandhomeelectricalinstallations.
Skills:
Calculateandselectmaterial,componentsandequipmentfordistributionnetworks,
industrialandhomeelectricalinstallations.
Usecomputingtoolstoprepareprojectsandelectricaldrawings
Competences:
Installandputinserviceequipmentandelectricalpanels
Applytroubleshootingmethodstosolveproblemsinelectricalinstallations
Electrical Workshop: Basic operations with electrical conductors. Electrical conductors.
Basic Tools Splices with solid conductors. Pigtail splices. Tap splices. Splices with
connectors. Splices with terminals. Application of welding in electrical splices.
Connectionsandinsulationofconductors.Tapingofsplices.Visibleelectricalinstallation.
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Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Installation of raceways. Installation of a distribution board. Installation of

thermomagneticswitchesanddifferentialrelays.Installationandwiringofswitcheswith
ground fault protection. Semivisible electrical installations with PVC pipes. Embedded
electrical installation. Installation of relays in control circuits. Installation of a control
circuit with photoelectric detector. Installation of the direct starting mechanism, with
contactor.Installationofacommunicationsystem.
Electrical Installation: Basics and standardization of electrical installations. Electrical

symbols and schematics. Components of an electrical installation. Electrical conductors.
Raceway system. Maneuver and protection devices. Electrical systems with grounding
scheme and calculation of short circuits. Lighting systems. Design of an industrial
electrical installation: load distribution, load chart, power installed, peak load, demand
factorandsimultaneityfactor.Powercompensationsystem.
Design of an industrial electrical installation: Selection of conductors and raceway
systems. Grounding system. Explosionproof electrical installations. Safety at electrical
installations.
Montage and Electrical Installations: Electrical Installations. Main tools used for
electrical installations. Connectors. Splices. Builtin electrical installation for lighting
circuits and outlets. Preparation of circuit drawings for lighting and outlets. Electrical
distributionpanels.Connectionofinstrumenttransformers.Connectionofmultifunctional
instruments. Installation of artificial light sources. Types of lamps. Installation of power
supply and shunt circuits for electrical motors. Power supply and derivative circuits.
Mountingofairducts,PVCSAPpipesandmetalpipelines.Electricalmotorcontrolfroma
MC.Circuitsforelectricalmotors.Stardeltaswitchingstartingofthreephasemotors
Startingofthreephasemotorsbymeansofanautotransformer.Centrifugalpumps.
Camarena,Pedro.(1988).Manualprcticoparainstaladoresymontadores
Cultural(1995).Guaprcticadeelectricidadyelectrnica.Madrid:Cultural
(621.3EE/C/t.1),(621.3EE/C/t.2),(621.3EE/C/t.3)
Foley,Joseph.(1983)Fundamentosdeinstalacioneselctricas.MxicoD.F.:
Irwin,DavidJ.(2008).Anlisisbsicodecircuitoseningeniera.MxicoD.F.:
LagunasMarquez,Angel.(1999).Instalacioneselctricasdebajatensin
MartnezDomnguez,Fernando.(1999).Instalacioneselctricasdealumbradoe
industriales.Madrid:Paraninfo(621.3I/M26)
PROCOBRE(1996).Usodelcobre.Instalacioneselctricas.SantiagodeChile:s.n.
(621.3I/P/UC)
Richter,H.P.(1989)Manualprcticodeinstalacioneselctricas:domsticas,granjas
eindustrias.MxicoD.F.:Continental.(621.3I/R54)
DelaVegaOrtega,Miguel(2006)Problemasdeingenieradepuestaatierra.
MxicoD.F.:Limusa.(621.3I/D37)
EnriquezHarper,Gilberto(2007)ElABCdelalumbradoylasinstalacioneselctricas
enbajatensin.MxicoD.F.:Limusa.(621.3I/E64B)
MinisteriodeEnergayMinas(2006).Cdigonacionaldeelectricidad.Lima:MEM
(621.3/P/S)
PrezMiguel,AngelAlberto(2000)Laamenazadelosarmnicosysussoluciones.
Madrid:Thomson.(621.3/P45L)
RoldanVilora,Jos(1999).Instalacioneselctricasparalavivienda.Madrid:
Paraninfo.(621.3I/R78)
SchneiderElectricPer(2007)Guadediseodeinstalacioneselctricas.Barcelona:
s.n.(621.3I/SE/2007)
Siemens,A.G.(2000)Manualdebajatensin.Berln:Siemens(621.3/S/2000)
TrashorrasMontecelos,Jess(1999)Desarrollodeinstalacioneselectrotcnicasen
246
losedificios.Madrid:Paraninfo.(621.3I/T78)
LagunasMrquez,AngelLanda(1999)Instalacioneselctricasdebajatensin
comercialeseindustriales.Madrid:Paraninfo.(621.3I/L17I)
Procobre(1996).Usodelcobreeninstalacioneselctricas.SantiagodeChile:
Procobre(621.3I/P/UC)
Santamara,Germn(1985).Manualdeautomatizacinelctrica.Madrid:
Arco/LebresS.A.(629.8/S21)
Schmeicher,Theodor(1984).Manualdebajatensin.Berln:Siemens.
(621.3M/S31)
TrashorrasMontecelos,Jess(1999)Instalacioneselectrotcnicasenlosedificios.
Madrid:Paraninfo(621.3I/T78)
247
ElectricalMachinesModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
ElectricalMachines
EI10
Courses
Nr
hours
ID
Semester
ElectricalMachinesI
EE3050
3
ElectricalMachinesII
EE4020
4
Lima:
Arequipa:
CarlosCuba
AlonsoCornejo
Lima:
Arequipa:
AlonsoCornejo
CarlosCuba
DenisChavarry
MariaTeresaMendoza
AldoCamargo
Spanish
Compulsory
CoursesID
EE3050
EE4020
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
4.0
2.0
Lecture
Laboratory
40students
20students
3.0
Lecture
30students
1.5
Practical
20students
total.
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 EE3050
6.0
3.5
171
6
2 EE4020
4.5
3.5
144
5
Formal:None
Content:MaterialsandMathematicsknowledge
Knowledge:
Recognize constituent parts and operation principles of transformers, dc and ac
electricalmachinesaswellas
Skills:
Calculateelectricalmachinesparametersandanalyzetheirbehaviorusingequivalent
circuitsandengineeringsoftware.
Competences:
Test electrical machines to evaluate their operation and behavior in different
operationconditionsandtroubleshootingofthem.
Electrical Machines I: Electromagnetism. The real transformer. The singlephase
transformer.Equivalentcircuitandsinglephasetransformerefficiency.Paralleloperation
of singlephase transformers. Connection of the threephase transformer. Parallel
connection of threephase transformers. DC machines. Armature reaction. Separately
excited DC generator and Shunt generator. Series DC generator and compound DC
generator. Torque and speed in a DC motor. Synchronous machine. Equivalent circuit of
thesynchronousmachine.Operationofasynchronousalternator.Synchronousmotor.
Electrical Machines II: The asynchronous motor. Equivalent circuit of the asynchronous
motor. Calculation of performance in a threephase asynchronous motor. Loaded
operationofanasynchronousmotor.Insulationandlevelofprotection.Speedcontrolin
an asynchronous motor. Vector control. Classification of singlephase motors. Three
phase motor in Steinmetz connection. Singlephase synchronous motor. Stepper motor.
248
Selectionofsinglephasemotors.
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

ChapmanStephen(2005)Mquinaselctricas.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.
(621.3MO/CH523/2005)
EnriquezHarper,Gilberto(2007).ElABCdelasmquinaselctricasI
transformadores.MxicoD.F.:Limusa.(621.3MO/E64E/2007)
Kosow,YrvingL.(1993)Mquinaselctricasytransformadores.MxicoD.F.:
PrenticeHall.(621.3MO/K77/1993)
RasOliva,Enrique(1995)TransformadoresdepotenciademedidaydeProteccin.
MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega(621.3T/R24/1995)
Richardson,Donald.V.(1997)Mquinaselctricasrotativasytransformadores.
MxicoD.F.:PrenticeHall(621.3MO/R54)
-
EnrquezHarper,Gilberto(2007).Cursodetransformadoresymotoresdeinduccin.
MxicoD.F.:Limusa(621.3T/E64/2007)
Palmer,Doc(2006).Maintenanceplanningandschedulinghandbook.NewYork:
249
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
hours
QualityandSafety
EI11
Courses
ID
Semester
GG3020
3
GG4010
4
Lima:
Arequipa:
LuisPea
AlbertoOchoa
Lima:
Arequipa:
LuisPea
AlbertoOchoa
SegundoJimnez
JosPauca
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
Lecture
1 GG3020
40students
2.0
Lecture
2 GG4010
40students
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG3020
2.0
1.3
59
2
2 GG4010
2.0
2.1
74
3
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Skills:
Competences:
Propose,implementandevaluatetheimprovementactionsinthequalityssystem
continuousimprovement.Methodologyofoperationalexcellence.Buildingunderstanding.
Measurement and analysis. Generating solutions. Improving and controlling. Creating
institutions.ContinuousImprovementKaizen.Problemresolutionmethodology.Projects
of improvement. ISO 9000: 2000 Standards Series. Integrated management systems.
Rubric Case analysis: Application of continuous improvement at a corporation.
Implementationofaqualitymanagementmodel.
Safety,HealthandEnvironment:Preventionoflaborrisks.Industrialsafety.Preventionof
laborrisks.Industrialhygiene.EnvironmentandIndustrialSocialResponsibility.Systemsof
health, safety and environment management and social responsibility. Regulations on
health, safety and environment. Electrical hazards and risks of hydrocarbons.
Identificationofhazards,evaluationandriskcontrol.Controlofriskstohealthandsafety.
Personalprotectionequipment.Environmentalriskscontrol.Preparationforemergencies.
Preventionandcontrolofspillagesandfire.Preparationforemergencies.Firstaids.
250
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

Crosby, Philip B (2001) La calidad no cuesta: El arte de cerciorarse de la calidad.
Imai, Masaki (1998) Cmo interpretar el Kaizan en el sitio de trabajo. Bogot. Mc
Polya,G.(2004).Howtosolveit.Anewaspectofmathematicalmethod.NewJersey
/PrincetonUniversityPress(511/P75)

(620.86/G82M)
Letayf,Jorge(1998).Seguridad,higieneycontrolambiental.MxicoD.F.:McGraw
Hill.(658.2/L52)
Ramrez Cavassa, Csar (2007). Seguridad industrial. Un enfoque integral. Mxico
D.F:Limusa.(620.86/R22)
251
ElectronicsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
hours
ElectronicsCircuits
EI12
Courses
ID
Semester
AnalogElectronics
AE3010
3
DigitalElectronics
AE4010
4
PowerElectronics
EE5010
5
Lima:
Arequipa:
JosLazarte
DannyMeza
Lima:
Arequipa:
AlfredoPacheco
HernandoPrada
FranciscoCamacho
MidwardCharaja
ManuelMarquez
DannyMeza
JosLazarte
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
AE3010
AE4010
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
Lecture
40students
1.5
2.0
Laboratory
Lecture
20students
40students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
2.0
Lecture
30students
3 AE5010
1.5
Laboratory
20students
total.
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 AE3010
3.5
2.5
108
4.0
2 AE4010
3.5
2.5
108
4.0
3 AE5010
3.5
2.5
108
4.0
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Differentiateoperationalandfunctionalcharacteristicofdiscreteandintegrated
electronicdevicesinanalog,digitalandpowerelectroniccircuits.
Skills:
Perform functioning tests to analog, digital and power electronic devices and basic
electroniccontrolsystems.
Competences:
Detectandsolveproblemsinanalog,digitalandpowerelectroniccircuitsusing
moderndiagnosestoolsandsoftware
Analog Electronics: Semiconductor diodes. Rectifying circuits. BJT and FET transistors.
Power Transistors. Power supply sources regulated with diodes and transistors. Voltage
Regulators in CI. The operational amplifier (Opamp). Linear circuits with Opamps.
Oscillatorsandfilters.SwitchedModePowerSupply.
Digital Electronics: Fundamentals of digital logics. Multivibrators: Astable and

monostable. Function generator. Sequential logic. Applications of sequential logic.
Synchronous counters. Devices for digital data storage. Devices of programmed logic.
252
Graphicedition,simulationandrecording.AHDL.IntroductiontoI.C.Microcontrollers.
Power Electronics: Electronic switches: Power devices. Uncontrolled rectifiers. Three
phased rectifier circuits. Halfwave controller rectifiers. Fullwave controlled rectifiers.
Harmonics Speed variator in an analog DC motor. Fourquadrant DC converter. Speed
variatorinadigitalDC/ACmotor.ConfigurationandprogrammingofACspeedvariators.
Configuration of variators using a PC. Voltage regulation in generator sets. Automatic
transferboards.
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

Boylestad,RobertL.(2003)Electrnica:TeoradeCircuitosyDispositivos
electrnicos.MxicoD.F.:PrenticeHall(621.381/B78/2003.)
Floyd,Thomas(1996).Fundamentosdeelectrnicadigital.MxicoD.F.:Limusa
(621.381D/F59)
Malvino,AlbertPaul(2000)Principiosdeelectrnica.Madrid:McGrawHill.
(621.381E/M19/2000)
Cannon,DonL.(1988).Afondo.Mantenimientodesistemasdigitales.Madrid:
AnayaMultimedia.(621.381D/C23)
Hayes,JohnP.(1992).DiseodeSistemasdigitalesymicropocesadores.Madrid:Mc
GrawHill.(621.381D/H28)
Tocci,RonaldJ.(2007)Sistemasdigitales.Principiosyaplicaciones.MxicoD.F.:
PrenticeHall.(621.381D/T65/2007)
Hart,Daniel(2001)Electrnicadepotencia.Madrid:PearsonEducacin
(621.381/H22).
Lilen,Henri(1991)Tiristoresytriacs.Barcelona:MarcomboS.A.(621.381S/L63).
MartnezGarca,Salvador(2006)Electrnicadepotencia.Madrid:Paraninfo
(621.381/M26P).
Rashid,Muhammad(2004)Electrnicadepotencia.MxicoD.F.:PearsonEducacin.
(621.381/R24).
253
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
ID
Semester
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
DecisionsMaking
HumanResources
GG4020
GG5040
4
5
GG6030
theModule
Lima:
Arequipa:
HenryAnchante
TaniaRojas
Lima:
Arequipa:
TaniaRojas
HenryAnchante
LuisLen
KarinaSalas
DianaCastillo
Spanish
Compulsory
EI13
Courses
Lecturers
Language
hours
Nr
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
GG4020
2.0
Lecture
40students
GG5040
3.0
Lecture
40students
3 GG6030
2.0
Lecture
40students
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG4020
2.0
2.2
76
2
2 GG5040
3.0
2.1
92
3
3 GG6030
2.0
1.5
63
2
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Formulatestrategiesconsideringdecisionanalysistechniquesandsolution,personal
barriers,ethicalcriteriaandtoolsforcreativityandinnovationinthefaceofa
problemoropportunity.
Designandimplementprocessesaimedatdevelopingthehumancapitalofa
business
Developstrategiestohelpyoulocateanddevelopopportunitiesforemployability
effectivelyandefficiently
Skills:
Usemethodstotailoryourpersonalandprofessionalprofiletojobopportunitiesthat
arepresented
Competences:
Applyanddevelopskillsinplanning,analysis,troubleshooting,ortakingadvantage
ofopportunitiestomakeeffectiveandethicaldecisions.
Harmonizetheirpersonalandprofessionalprofiletoimplementformalandrelational
strategiestohelpyoulocateanddevelopopportunitiesforemployabilityeffectively
andefficiently
Decision Making: The classic approach. The decisionmaking process. Identification and
description of the problem in decisionmaking. Practical cases. Problem resolution
254
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
techniquesindecisionmaking.Teamdecisionmaking.Interpersonalbarrierstodecision
making. Practical cases. Social and labor ethics. DecisionMaking based on an ethical
perspective. Creativity and innovation in the generation of decision alternatives.
Application of Creativity and Innovation in DecisionMaking. Criteria to assess solution
alternatives.

organizational changes. Supervision plan. Recruitment and staff selection. Individual

characteristics and types. Personal marketing. Employability. Employability. Types of
evaluations. Staff recruitment. Understanding gestures and body language. Personal
- Espndola,JosLuis(2005)Anlisisdeproblemasytomadedecisiones.MxicoD.F.:
AddisonWesley.(153.43/E84)
- Garca,Salvador(2003)Ladireccinporvalores.Madrid:McGrawHill(179.9/G23)
- Jennings, David (2000) Toma de decisiones: Un enfoque integrado. Mxico D.F.:
- Montes, Felipe (2000). Resolucin de problemas y toma de decisiones. Mxico D.F.:
Trillas(153/M84)
- Rey Sancristn, Francisco (2003). Tcnicas de resolucin de problemas. Madrid: s.n.
(658.2/R47T)
- Robbins, Stephen (2004) Comportamiento organizacional. Mxico D.F.: Pearson
- Shermerhorn,John(2006)Administracin.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(658.3A/S29)
- Alles, Martha. (2006) Direccin estratgica de recursos humanos. Gestin por

- Chiavenato, Idalberto (2006) Introduccin a la teora general de la administracin.
MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.(658.3A/CH548/2006)
- Covey,Stephen(2000)Los7hbitosdelagentealtamenteefectiva.Barcelona:Paidos.
(658.3A/C8L)
- Goleman,Daniel(1999)Inteligenciaemocionalenlaempresa.BuenosAires:Industrial
Grfica.(658.1G/G71)
- Grados, Jaime (2001) Capacitacin y desarrollo de personal. Mxico D.F.: Trillas.
(658.3A/G8C)
- Mosley,Donald(2005)Supervisin.MxicoD.F.:Thompson(658.302/M87)
- Robbins, Stephen (2004) Comportamiento organizacional. Mxico D.F.: Pearson
- Whetten, David (2005) Desarrollo de habilidades directivas. Mxico D.F.: Pearson
Educacin.(658.409/W53)
- Bejarano, Alberto (2011). Gestin de Carrera en la Sociedad Red. Lima: ESAN
(658.4093/B37)
- Fournies, Ferdinand (1997) Tcnicas de direccin de personal. Cmo instruir para
aumentarelrendimiento.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill(658.3A/F78).
- Harrison, Tony (2002) Estrategia de comunicacin. Tcnicas de publicidad. Lima: El
comercio(658.1G/P/5)
- MoraG.,Guillermo(1995)Valoreshumanosyactitudespositivas.Bogot:McGraw
Hill(658.3A/M79)
- LoretdeMola,Edgardo(2009).AdministracindeCarrera.Lima:CENTRUM
- Temple,Ins(2010).UstedS.A.Lima:Norma
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AutomationandControlModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
AutomationandControl
EI14
Courses
Nr
hours
ID
Semester
ElectricalControlSystems
EE4040
4
IndustrialAutomation
EE5030
5
ProcessControl
EE6010
6
Lima:
Arequipa:
DenisChavarry
DannyMeza
Lima:
Arequipa:
RicardoZurita
DannyMeza
PedroVizarreta
DenisChavarry
ArmancoSarco
EddieSobrado
Spanish
Compulsory
Contacthoursandclasssizeseparatelyforeachteachingmethod:lecture,lesson,practical,
project,seminaretc.
CoursesID
EE4040
EE5030
EE6010
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
3.0
5.0
Lecture
Laboratory
30students
20students
2.0
Lecture
30students
3.0
Laboratory
20students
3.0
Lecture
30students
4.0
Laboratory
20students
(Estimated)workload,dividedintocontacthours(lecture,exercise,laboratorysession,etc.)
andprivatestudy,includingexaminationpreparation,specifiedinhours,15andintotal.
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTSCredits
1 EE4040
8.0
2.5
189
6
2 EE5030
5.0
3.0
144
5
3 EE6010
7.0
3.0
180
6
Inordertopasseachcourseofthemodule,studentmustobtainaminimalfinalgradeof11
(eleven).Tocomputethefinalgrade,thefraction0.5ormoreisconsideredasaunitinfavor
thestudent.(Exam.Reg.2013Art.21)
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Developandcarryoutelectricalcontrolsystemsprojectsusingmoderncontroller,
electricalcomponentsandsoftware.
Skills:
Install,configureandprogramingsensor,actuatorsandcontrollerforelectricalcontrol
systems
Competences:
Installandputinserviceinstrumentationequipmentforelectricalcontrolsystems
ElectricalControlSystems:Controlsystem.Equipmentanddevicesofcontrol.Symbolsand
electricalschematicdiagramsusedinelectriccontrolprojects.ACmotorbrakingsystems
StartingofDCmotors.Developmentofautomationprojects.Failuredetectiontechniquesfor
automationboards.Solidstatestarters.Speedvariator.Controlcenterofintelligentmotors.
Automationandoperationofdistributionsubstations.
Industrial Automation: Basic logic functions. Normalized programming languages. PLC
architecture. Combinatory functions. Internal memory or internal BIT. PLC configuration.
SET/RESETmemoryFunction.SelectionofPLCs.Pneumatics.Pneumaticcontrolaccordingto
time and displacement. Sequential control. Counters and comparators. Arithmetic
256
operations.Analogmodules.Analogprogramming:Escalade.Continuouscontrolfunctions.
Grafcet.Pacedsequencecontrol.Sequentialcontrolwithdropsandbifurcations.Adjustment
ofspeedinhydraulicsystems.
Process Control: Instrumentation and process control. Sensors and transmitters.

Measurement of pressure. Measurement of temperature. Temperature sensors and
transmitters. Measurement of level. Measurement of flow. Sensors of different variables.
Industrial actuators. Digital instrumentation. Modes of control. Controller tuning. Adaptive
tuning.Computerbasedcontrolandsupervision.Symbolsininstrumentationandcontrol.
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Blackboard,slides,beamerpresentations,demonstrationoflabexamplesandexperiments,
labdevelopmenttoolsandequipment.
Astirraga Urquiza, Julio (1994) Hornos industriales de resistencias.Teora, clculo y
aplicaciones.Madrid:McGrawHill.(621.3MO/A83)
Merino Azcarraga, Jos Mara (1997). Convertidores de frecuencia para motores de
corrientealterna.Madrid:McGrawHill.(621.3MO/M43)
Santamara,Germn(1985).Manualdeautomatizacinelctrica.Madrid:Arco/Libros
S.A.(629.8/S21)
Siemens,A.G.(2000).Manualdebajatensin.Berln:Siemens.(621.3/S/2000)
Allen, Bradley (2001) Controllogix 5000 controllers common procedures programming

manual.NewYork:AllenBradley(629.8PLC/A2).
Allen, Bradley (2001) Controllogix 5000 controllers general instructions reference
manual.NewYork:AllenBradley(629.8PLC/A3).
Marn,Francisco(2007)Diseobasadoenmicrocontroladores.Mlaga:Universidadde
Mlaga.(004.16/M26D).
Ramrez Quiroz, Elmer (1997) Controladores lgicos programables. Lima: CONCYTEC.
(629.8PLC/R2).
Siemens A.G. (1988) Autmata programable. (S5100u) Simatic S5. Berln: Siemens.
(629.8PLC/SUA).
Creus, Sol, Antonio (2006) Instrumentacin industrial. Mxico D.F.: Alfaomega.

(621.381I/C86/2006).
Shinskey, F.G. (1996). Sistemas de control de procesos, aplicacin, diseo y
sintonizacin.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.(621.381I/S47).
Smith, Carlos (1991) Control automtico de procesos: Teora y prctica. Mxico D.F.:
Limusa.(621.381I/S61).
Szklanny, Sergio (1995) Sistemas digitales de control de procesos. Buenos Aires: s.n.
(621.381I/S99).
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258
ElectricalMaintenanceModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
hours
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
ElectricalMaintenance
EI15
Courses
ID
Semester
TransformerMaintenance
EE4060
4
ElectricMotorMaintenance
EE5060
5
ElectromechanicalMaintenance
EE6060
6
Lima:
Arequipa:
HermenegildoMendoza
AlonsoCornejo
Lima:
Arequipa:
RodolfoCautn
ChristianVera
RicardoZurita
AlonsoCornejo
HermenegildoMendoza
Spanish
Compulsory
project,seminaretc.
Nr
1
2
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
4.0
Practical
20students
4.0
Practical
20students
1.0
Lecture
30students
3 EE6060
4.0
Practical
20students
Nr
EE4060
EE5060
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTSCredits
1 EE4060
4.0
2.5
117
4
2 EE5060
4.0
3.0
126
4
3 EE6060
5.0
3.0
144
5
Formal:None
Content:instrumentsandtoolsusesskill
Knowledge:
Knownandapplytechnicalstandardsandsafetyrulesinmaintenancetasksofelectrical
machines.
Skills:
Applytechnicsandmethodsoftroubleshootinganddiagnosticofelectricalmachines
usingmoderntestingequipmentandsoftware.
Competences:
Applypreventiveandpredictivemaintenancemethodologyformachinesandelectrical
equipment.
Transformer Maintenance: Safety rules. Identifying transformer pieces and testing a
transformer.Constructionofathreephasetransformer.Calculationstoestablishparameters
ofasinglephasetransformer.Selectionofmaterialstoconstructathreephasetransformer.
Dimensioningandconstructionofamoldforacoil.Weldingofterminalsandsafetyofcoils.
Constructionofcomplementaryelementstomountthetransformer.Mountingthecoilinthe
transformer core. Identification of the parts of a distribution transformer. Dielectric rigidity
test with spinterometer. Interpretation of the physical and chemical oil test of a voltage
transformer.
Electric Motor Maintenance: Diagnosis and putting into service of a dividedphase motor.
Dismounting and identification of the components of a dividedphase motor. Measurements
andteststodiagnosethreephasemotors.Dismounting,identificationandputtingintoservice
of a threephase motor. Collection of data to reconstruct windings in threephase motors.
Insulation of slots and construction of windings. Mounting of windings to the stator.
Assembling and testing a rewinding. Calculating the energy saving in an efficient motor.
Detectingfailuresandputtingintoservicearewoundrotormotor.Diagnosisandmaintenance
259
ofasynchronousmotor.DiagnosisandputtingintoserviceaDCmotor.
Electromechanical Maintenance: Pumps and water pumping systems. Making up a
centrifugalpumpanditsapplications.Pumpingsystems.Mountingandalignmentofcouplings
Electric cranes, classification, applications and preventive maintenance. Preventive and
corrective maintenance of motor generator groups of welding machines. Maintenance of a
synchronous generator. Maintenance of generator sets. Maintenance of electric systems of
the GS. Thermographic analysis, advantages and applications. Maintenance of refrigeration
and airconditioning systems. Steam boilers. Identification of equipment and instruments for
thepredictivemaintenanceofmotors.Predictivetechnologyfordiagnosinginlinemotors
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Blackboard, slides, beamer presentations, demonstration of lab examples and experiments,

EnriquezHarper,Gilberto(2007)ElABCdelcontrolelectrnicodelasmquinas
elctricas.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(621.3MO/E64E/2007)
KosowIrwingL.(1993)Mquinaselctricasytransformadores.MxicoD.F.:PrenticeHall
(621.3MO/K77/1993)
Kuhn,Robert(1976)Pequeostransformadores.Barcelona:Marcombo.(621.3T/K92)
LabVolt.(2004).Circuitosdepotenciaytransformadores.Alberta:LabVolt.(621.3/L/C)
RasOliva,Enrique(1995)Transformadoresdepotenciademedidaydeproteccin.
MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega(621.3T/R24/1995)
Chapman,Stephen(2004)Mquinaselctricas.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.
(621.3MO/CH523).
EnrquezHarper,Gilberto(2007)ElABCdelasmquinaselctricas.Instalacinycontrol
demotoresdecorrientealterna.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(621.3MO/E64A/2007).
ManzanoOrrego,JuanJos(2003)Mantenimientodemquinaselctricas.Madrid:
Paraninfo.(621.3MO/M22M).
PucholVivas,JosManuel(1978)Motoresdecorrientealterna.MxicoD.F.:Limusa
(621.3M0/P89).
Sancho,PabloMarco(1980)121devanadosdemotorestrifsicos.Barcelona:G.Gili.
(621.3MO/S21).
Smeaton,Robert(1990)Motoreselctricos.Seleccin,mantenimientoyreparacin.
MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.(621.3MO/S61).
-
Althouse,Andrew(1988)Modernrefrigerationandairconditioning.Illinois:The
GoodheartWillcox.(621.56/A43M).
Botero,Camilo(1987)Manualderefrigeracinyaireacondicionado.MxicoD.F.:
PrenticeHall.(621.56/B76).
CarnicerRojo,Enrique(1991)Airecomprimido.Madrid:Paraninfo.(621.56/C23).
RamirezVsquez,Jos(1994)Tallereselectromecnicosbobinados.Barcelona:CEAC.
(621.3M/R23T).
Sadiku,Matthew(2006)Elementosdeelectromagnetismo.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega.
(537/S13).
Whitman,William(2004)Tecnologadelarefrigeracinyaireacondicionado.Madrid:
Paraninfo.(621.56/W54T).
EnergyandMaintenanceManagementModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
hours
EnergyandMaintenanceManagement
EI16
Courses
ID
Semester
MG4010
4
AuditandEnergyEfficiency
EE5050
5
ElectricalMaintenanceManagement
EE6050
6
Lima:
Arequipa:
RicardoZurita
MariaTeresaMendoza
Lima:
Arequipa:
CarlosCuba
AlonsoCornejo
RicardoZurita
ChristianVera
CarlosOrtiz
AldoCamargo
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
MG4010
3.0
Lecture
40students
EE5050
2.0
Lecture
40students
3 EE6050
2.0
Lecture
30students
total.
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MG4010
3.0
2.0
90
3
2 EE5050
2.0
2.5
81
3
3 EE6050
2.0
3.0
90
3
Formal:None
Content:
Knowledge:
Design,organizeandmanageelectricalmaintenanceplansforcompanies
Skills:
Usemodernequipmentandmethodologiesforpreventiveandpredictive
maintenancetasks
Competences:
Developsandexecutemaintenanceplansforinstallationsandelectricalsystems
Maintenanceplanningandscheduling.Implementationofamaintenancesystem.Useful
lifecost.Technicalandeconomicselectionoffansandcompressors.Specificcostsinthe
useful life. Organization of maintenance and assignation of resources required for the
activities. Main maintenance management indicators. Group presentation on
management indicators. Financial and labour indicators. Design of a laboratory or
workshop maintenance plan according to the manufacturers information and the
operational conditions. CMMS Computerized management system. Processes,
operationsandcomponentsatindustrialplants.Eliminatingwasting.PokaYoke,Smed.
AuditandEnergyEfficiency:Worldwideanddomesticenergystructure.Energyefficiency
Energy audit. Energy management. Options of rates and their selection. Economic
selectionofelectricconductors.Energysavinginlightingsystems.Efficientelectricmotors
Compensationofreactivepower.Energysavingthroughspeedvariators.Maintenancein
energymanagement.
260
Electrical Maintenance Management: Administrative tools for maintenance

management. Tools for maintenance planning. Tools for maintenance scheduling.
Automationpilotplant.NEWMAINTENANCETRENDSINTHEELECTRICINDUSTRY.Total
Productive Maintenance (TPM). Reliability Centered Management (RCM). Root Cause
Failure Analysis (RCFA). TECHNIQUES USED IN ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE Vibration
analysis Partial downloads Thermography Failure detection techniques un
undergroundcables.
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

Cotler,MelA.(1994)Maintenanceprogramming.NewJersey:PrenticeHall.
(658.2/C85).
(621.381I/G57)
GonzlezFernndez,FranciscoJavier(2009).Teorayprcticadelmantenimiento
industrialavanzado.Madrid:FundacinConfemetal(658.202/G71/2009)
Hartmann,EwardH.(1998)CmoinstalarconxitoelTPMensuempresa.Atravs
deloriginalprocesoTPM.Lima:s.n.(658.2/H2T)
Levitt,Joel(2009).Thehandbookofmaintenancemanagement.NewYork:Industrial
Press(658.202/L54)
Wireman,Terry(2005).Developingperfomanceindicatorsformanaging
Comisindetarifaselctricas(1998)Situacintarifariaenelsectorelctricoperuano.
Lima:Apoyocomunicaciones.(621.3/C/S).
CreusSol,Antonio(2004)Energasrenovables.Barcelona:CEYSA.(531.6/C88).
FernndezSalgado,JosMara(2007)Guacompletadelaenergasolartrmica.
Madrid:Vicenteediciones.(621.47/F42).
InstituteofElectricalandElectronicsEngineers(1996)Energymanagementin
industrialandcomercialfacilities.NewYork:IEEE(621.3I/I/739).
MartnezDomnguez,Fernando(1998)Instalacioneselctricasdealumbradoe
industriales.Madrid:Paraninfo.(621.3I/M26).
PrezMiguel,AngelAlberto(2000)Laamenazadelosarmnicosysussoluciones.
Madrid:Thomson.(621.3/P45L).
Toledano,JosCarlos(1993)Tarifaselctricas.Legislacinyaplicaciones.Madrid:Mc
GrawHill.(621.3/T68).
-
GarcaGarrido,Santiago(2003)Organizacinygestinintegraldemantenimiento.
Madrid:DazdeSantos.(658.202/G23).
GonzlezFernndez,Francisco(2009)Teorayprcticadelmantenimientoindustrial
avanzado.Madrid:FundacinConfemetal.(658.202/G71/T).
Langley,Billy(1986)PlantMaintenance.Reston,Virginia:PrenticeHall.(658.2/L22)
ManzanoOrrego,JuanJos(2003)Mantenimientodemquinaselctricas.Madrid:
Paraninfo.(621.3MO/M22M).
Morrow,L.C.(1984).Manualdemantenimientoindustrial.Organizacin,ingeniera
mecnica,elctrica,qumica,civil,procesosysistemas.Tomo1.MxicoD.F.:
Continental.(658.2/M86/t.1)
ReySacristan,Francisco(2002).Elautomantenimientoenlaempresa.Madrid:s.n.
(658.2/R47A)
Rosales,Robert(1998)ManualdelIngenierodePlanta.MxicoD.F.McGrawHill
(658.2/R84M)
261
262
PowerSystemsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
the
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
PowerSystems
EI17
Courses
Nr
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Semester
ID
ElectricalDistributionNetwork
EE4010
4
ElectricalPowerSystem
EE5010
5
ProtectionandElectricalPower
EE6010
6
Systems
Lima:
Arequipa:
PedroVizarreta
ChristianVera
Lima:
Arequipa:
PedroVizarreta
ChristianVera
CarlosOrtiz
AldoCamargo
Spanish
Compulsory
project,seminaretc.
-
CoursesID
EE4010
EE5010
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
3.0
Lecture
30students
2.0
Lecture
30students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
4.0
Lecture
30students
3 EE6010
2.0
Laboratory
20students
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTSCredits
1 EE4010
3.0
4.0
126
4
2 EE5010
3.5
3.0
117
4
3 EE6010
6.0
4.0
180
6
Formal:None
Knowledge:
IdentifythePeruvianelectricsystemanditsregulatoryagencies
Applyprotectionstechnicsforgenerator,transformerandelectricmotors
Skills:
Testandcalibrateelectricalprotectionsrelays
Competences:
Coordinateprotectionrelaysfordistributionssystems
Electrical Distribution Network: Power distribution system. Power cables in primary
distribution networks. Underground secondary distribution network. Air secondary
distribution network. Primary and secondary network components. Electric safety in power
distribution systems. Electrical substation. Medium voltage components of a PDS. Low
voltage components of a PDS. Design and selection of the components for a power
distribution substation. Transformation centres. Selection of components of a power
transformation centre. Grounding System. Street Lighting Lighting. Technical and non
technicallossesindistributionsystems.
Electrical Power System: Conventional power centrals. Structure y generalities of Electric

Power System (EPS). Nonconventional power centrals. Perunit systems. Modeling of the
263
synchronous machine. Modes and limits of a GS operation. Transitory phenomena. Three

phase transformer with three windings, types. Modeling a TL. Control of real power and
frequency.Spinningreserveandreactivesupply.Controlofreactivepowerandvoltageinan
EPS.Voltagestability.
Protection and Electrical Power Systems: Transitory stability. Current and potential
transformers. Calculation of faults: Unbalanced faults. Power fuse. Overcurrent relays and
reconnectors. Coordination of protection between relays. Directional overcurrent relay and
distance protection. Protection of synchronous generators. Schematics of teleprotection.
Protection of electric motors. Protection of distribution substations. Arc Flash. Protection
againstovervoltage.Coordinationofinsulation.
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Blackboard,slides,beamerpresentations,demonstrationoflabexamplesandexperiments,
EnrquezHarper,Gilberto(1983).Elementosdediseodesubestacioneselctricas.
MxicoD.F.:Limusa(621.3/E64D)
RamrezVsquez,Jos(1986)Manualautodidcticodelneasaereas.Barcelona:CEAC
(621.3M/R23A)
RamrezVsquez,Jos(2004).Estacionesdetransformadoresydistribucin.Proteccin
desistemaselctricos.Barcelona:CEAC.(621.3/R23E/2004)
TrashorrasMontecelos,Jess(1998)Desarrollodeinstalacioneselctricasde
distribucin.Madrid:Paraninfo.(621.3I/T78D)
Barrero,Fermin(2004).Sistemasdeenergaelctrica.Madrid:Thomson.(621.3/B25).
Checa,LuisMara(1988)Lneasdetransportedeenerga.Barcelona:MarcomboS.A.
(621.3/CH538).
CorredorAvella,Pablo(1992)Anlisisdesistemasdepotenciaenestadoestacionario.
Medelln:UniversidadPortifciaBolivariana.(621.3/C77).
EnriquezHarper,Gilberto(1991)Introduccinalanlisisderedeselctricasensistemas
depotencia.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(621.3/E64I).
NavarroMarquez,Jos(1999)Instalacioneselctricasdealtatensin.Sistemade
maniobra,medidayproteccin.Madrid:Paraninfo(621.3I/N28).
RamirezRosado,Ignacio(2007)Problemasresueltosdesistemasdeenergaelctrica.
Madrid:Thomson.(621.3/R23).
RasOliva,Enrique(1995)Transformadoresdepotenciademedidaydeproteccin.
MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega.(621.3T/R24/1995)
Stevenson,William(1994)AnlisisdesistemaselctricosdePotencia.MxicoD.F.:Mc
GrawHill(621.3/S79/1994)
Barrero,Fermin(2004)Sistemasdeenergaelctrica.Madrid:Thomson.(621.3/B25).
Blackburn,Lewis(2007)Protectiverelaying.Principlesandapplications.BocaRatn:
CRCPress.(621.3/B61P).
EnrquezHarper,Enrique(1987)Sistemaselctricosdepotencia.MxicoD.F.:Limusa.
(621.3/E64S).
EnrquezHarper,Gilberto(2008)Proteccindeinstalacioneselctricasindustrialesy
comerciales.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(621.319/E64).
LabVoH(2004)Circuitosdepotenciaytransformadores.Alberta:LabVoH
(621.3/L/C).
NavarroMarquez,Jos(1999)Instalacioneselctricasdealtatensin.Sistemade
maniobra,medidayproteccin.Madrid:Paraninfo(621.3I/N28).
RamrezVsquez,Jos(2004).Estacionesdetransformadoresydistribucin.Proteccin
desistemaselctricos.Barcelona:CEAC.(621.3/R23E/2004)
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BasicEnglishModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturer
Language
hours
BasicEnglish
EI18
Courses
ID
Semester
EnglishI
GG5010
5
EnglishII
GG6010
6
Lima:
Arequipa:
MiltonChuquiruna
JulioMonjars
Lima:
Arequipa:
MiltonChuquiruna
JulioMonjars
English
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
6.0
Lecture
1 GG5010
40students
6.0
Lecture
2 GG6010
40students
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG5010
6.0
1.6
137
4
2 GG6010
6.0
1.7
139
4
Formal:None
Knowledge:
IdentifyandeffectivelyusebasicEnglishstructuresinordertoread,interpretand
translatetextsongeneraltopicsofincreasingcomplexity.
Skills:
Competences:
EnglishI:Peopleandplaces.Youandyours.Everydaylife.Lovesandhates.GettingfromA
toB.Eatinganddrinking.Extraordinarylives.Factorfiction.Buyingandselling.Keeping
intouch.Goingplaces.Streetlife.
English II: The world around us. A weekend away. Learning for the future. Leisure and
lifestyle. Important firsts. At rest, at work. Special occasions. Appearances. Time off.
Ambitionsanddreams.Countriesandcultures.Oldandnew.TakeCare
Lecture:partialquizzes,oralandwrittenassignmentsandfinalwrittenexamination.

265
ManagementModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Management
EI19
Courses
Nr
hours
ID
Semester
ProjectManagement
GG5020
5
BusinessManagement
GG6020
6
Lima:
Arequipa:
EdwinRamos
JosRojas
Lima:
Arequipa:
EdwinRamos
JosRojas
LuisPea
JosLima
Spanish
Compulsory
1
2
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
Lecture
40students
1.0
Laboratory
20students
2.0
Lecture
40students
GG5020
GG6020
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG5020
3.0
2.3
95
3
2 GG6020
2.0
3.2
94
3
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Develop,plan,organizeandmanagehumanandmaterialresourcesinaproject.
Plans,organize,directandcontrolthehumanandmaterialresourcesofabusiness.
Skills:
Competences:
Applyconceptsandmethodologiesinthemanagementofresourcesinanindustrial
and/orservicesbusiness.
Project Management: Fundamental concepts related to projects. Identification of
problems and improvement opportunities. Market research. Sales and incomes budget.
Project engineering. Introduction to costs. Calculation of costs using proposed exercises.
SensitivityanalysisDifferentialcosts.Laboratorycosts.Budgetofcostsandinvestment.
Expenses budget. Projected Financial statements. Projected cash flow. Financial
assessment.Financialassessment.Planningtheimplementation.Diagrams.Planningthe
implementation: RED PERTCPM. Followup and closing. Other project approaches. Real
casesofimprovementprojects.
Business Management: Administrative process. Strategic planning. Organizational

programming. Launching and production control. Rubric Planning, programming and
controlling the production in a business unit. Purchases, stocks and storage. Financial
statementsanalysis.Administrative,operationalandfinancialoperators
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
266
Stocks and financial operations. Rubric. Calculation and definition of cost in a business
unit.Costvolumeprofitmodel.Financialanalysis
Practical/laboratory:preparationswithreview,functionalprojects,labreportsand
oralpresentations
(658.1G/A52C).
ColmenarSantos,Antonio(2007).GestindeproyectosconMicrosoftProject2007.
MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega(005.368PR/C75)
Domingo Ajenjo, Alberto (2005). Direccin y gestin de proyectos. Un enfoque
(658.404/G44)
Project Management Institute (2008). A guide to the project management body of
knowledge: (PMBOK Guide). Atlanta: Project Management Institute
(658.404/P87/2008)
Chase, Richard (2000) Administracin de produccin y operaciones. Manufactura y

servicios.Bogot:McGrawHill.(658.5P/CH526A)
Kotler, Philip (2006). Direccin de marketing. Mxico D.F.: Pearson Educacin
(658.8/K11).
Porter, Michael E. (1997) Estrategia competitiva. Tcnicas para el anlisis de los
sectoresindustrialesydelacompetencia.MxicoD.F.:Continental.(658.1G/P78)
Ross,Stephen(2006)Fundamentosdefinanzascorporativas.MxicoD.F.:McGraw
Hill(658.15/R84)
Schermerhorn,JohnR.(2006)Administracin.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(658.3A/S29).
InddustrialAutomationandElectronicsM
ModuleHand
dbook
Tab
bleofCon
ntents
TablleofContentts........................................................267
Mod
dulesandCo
ourses..................................................268
Fund
damentalsofChemistryModule...........................270
MatthematicsMo
odule..................................................271
PhyssicsModule....................
.
........................................273
ElecctricityAppliccationsModule...................................275
Valu
uesandCultu
ureModule.........................................277
Com
mmunicationsModule............................................279
QuaalityandSafeetyModule..........................................281
BasicEnglishMo
odule...................................................283
Man
nagementModule..................................................284
Hum
manResourceesandLaborrMarketMoodule...........286
Fund
damentalsofTechnologyyModule.........................288
AppliedMathem
maticsModule.....................................290
Indu
ustrialInstrumentationM
Module.............................292
ElecctronicCircuitsModule..........................................294
ElecctricalInstalaationsandMachinesModdule.............296
Auto
omaticContrrolModule..........................................297
AppliedProgram
mmingModu
ule....................................299
Pow
werElectroniccsandMainttenanceModdule............301
Indu
ustrialSystem
msModule..........................................303
267
7
IndustrialAutomationandElectronicsModuleHandbook
ModulesandCourses
Semester
ECTS
Credits
ElectricalWorkshop
IndustrialElectricalInstallations
Electricity
Chemistry
PhysicsI
PhysicsII
MathematicsI
MathematicsII
CommunicationsI
CommunicationsII
ValuesandCulture
AttitudesandValues
FundamentalsofTechnology
TechnicalDrawing
AppliedInformatics
IndustrialInstrumentationsI
IndustrialInstrumentationsII
PneumaticandHydraulicSystems
Electronics
ElectronicDevicesandCircuitsI
ElectronicDevicesandCircuitsII
DigitalCircuits
AppliedMathematics
FluidsandHeattechnology
AppliedMathematics
QualityandSafety
ElectricalInstallationsandMachines
ElectricalMachines
AutomaticControlI
AutomaticControl
AutomaticControlII
AutomationProjects
Nr
EA1
Module
ElectricityApplications
EA2
EA3
Physics
EA4
Mathematics
EA5
EA6
EA7
EA8
EA9
EA10
EA11
EA12
EA13
EA14
EA15
EA16
Communications
IndustrialInstrumentation
ElectronicCircuits
AppliedProgramming
HumanResourcesandJobMarket
Management
Courses
AppliedProgrammingI
AppliedProgrammingII
Microcontrollers
ProgrammableLogicControllers
DecisionsMaking
HumanResourcesManagement
ProjectsManagement
BusinessManagement
268
Nr
Module
Courses
ECTS
Credits
PowerElectronicsandMaintenance
ElectronicMaintenance
EA17
PowerElectronics
BasicEnglish
EnglishI
EA18
EnglishII
EA19
IndustrialSystems
Semester
IndustrialProcessesandOperation
IndustrialProcessesSupervisionand
Control
IndustrialDataCommunications
269
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
EA2
Courses
Nr
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
Lecture
40students
1.5
Laboratory
20students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
QG1010
JosFlores
JosFlores
LaurenceSalmn
UlisesQuiroz
Spanish
Compulsory
Workload
Chemistry
QG1010
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 QG1010
3.5
4
115
4
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Skills:
chemicalreactions.
Competences:
reactions
Thematter.Statesofthemattersaggregation.Theatom.Elementsofperiodictable.
LinkchemisttypesofchemicalbondsandIntermolecularforces.ChemistryReaction.
Stoichiometry. Acidity and basicity Solutions. Electrochemistry and its applications.
IndustrialChemicalProcessesinorganicandorganiccompounds.
270
MathematicsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
Mathematics
EA4
Courses
Nr
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
GG1010
6.0
Lecture
40students
GG2010
6.0
Lecture
40students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
MathematicsI
GG1010
1
MathematicsII
GG2010
2
RafaelEnciso
RafaelEnciso
AlexanderPea
ErnestoZea
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG1010
6.0
5
175
6
2 GG2010
6.0
6
190
6
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Analyzesituationsusingscienceandtechnologyknowledgeofanalyticgeometry,
differentialandintegralcalculus.
Developandusedifferentialequationstosolveproblemsofstrengthof
materials,thermodynamicsandfluidmechanics.
Usingdiscreteandcontinuousprobabilitymodels,usedmainlyinsolving
maintenanceproblems.
Skills:
Selectandapplypropertiesofdifferentialandintegralcalculustosolveproblems
inscienceandtechnology.
Competences:
Formulatepossiblesolutionstoproblemsofscienceandtechnologybyanalyzing
andinterpretingdataresultsfromthemathematicalpointofview.
MathematicsI:Equationsandsystemsofequations.Cartesianplane.Theequationof
thestraightline.Equationofthecircumference.Equationoftheparabola.Equationof
theellipse.Equationoftheellipse.Inequalities.Functions.Introductiontothecalculus
andtothelimitconcept.Indeterminatelimits.Continuityofafunction.Trigonometric
functions. Trigonometric limits. Application of functions in Physics. Definition of the
derivative of a function. Application of the derivative of a function. Derivatives of a
function.Derivativesofsomespecialfunctionsandthechainrule.Implicitderivative.
Theantiderivativeandtheindefiniteintegral.Methodsofintegration:bypartsandby
algebraic substitution. Integration by trigonometric substitution. Methods of
integration:Bytrigonometricsubstitution.Definiteintegral.Calculusofareas.
271
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
MathematicsII:Limitsandcontinuity.Asymptotesandgraphsoffunctions.Derivative
and motion. Differentials. Maximum and minimum. Flat region area. Length of a
curve.Surfaceofrevolution.Centerofmass.Applicationproblems.Volumeofsolids.
Descriptive statistics. Fundamentals. Data presentation. Distribution of frequencies.
Graphs. Application problems. Data Description. Measures of central tendency.
Applicationproblems.Bivariatetables.Combinatoryanalysis.Probabilityofanevent.
Calculationofprobabilities.Normaldistributionofprobabilities.Selectionofasample.
Berman,SimonL.(1974).Calculusforthenonphysicalscience.NewYork:Richart
andWinston.(515/B47)
Haeussler, Ernest F. (2008). Matemticas para la administracin y economa.
MxicoD.F.:Iberoamericana(510/H25/2008).
Neuhauser, Claudia (2004). Matemticas para ciencias. Madrid: Prentice Hall
(510/N47M).
Davis, Linda (1990). Technical mathematics with calculus. Ohio: Merrill
(510/D32)
Johnson,Richard(1997)Probabilidadyestadsticaparaingenieros.MxicoD.F.:
PrenticeHall(519.2/J67)
Pareto,Luis(1985)Formulariodemecnica.Barcelona:CEACS.A(620.1/P26F)
272
PhysicsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
Physics
EA3
Courses
Nr
Content
CoursesID
MG1010
MG2010
Semester
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
3.0
1.5
Lecture
Laboratory
40students
20students
3.0
Lecture
40students
2
Laboratory
20students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
PhysicsI
MG1010
1
PhysicsII
MG2010
2
RonaldRocha
RonaldRocha
CarlosSoca
JersonAraos
PenlopeVargas
NicolsHerencia
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MG1010
4.5
5
145
5
2 MG2010
5
5
153
5
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Skills:
Applythebasicprinciplesgoverningthephenomenaofclassicalphysicsto
specificsituationsandassociatedwithrealsituations.
Competences:
professionalfuture.
Physics I: Thermometry. Expansion. Heat. Calorimetry. Phase change. Thermal
balance. Heat transfer. Thermodynamics. Thermal expansion of solids.
Thermodynamic processes. Zeroth law, first and second laws. Thermodynamic laws.
Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM). Energy in SHM. Simple pendulum. Damped and
forced movement. Mechanical resonance. Waves on a string. Meldes Experiment.
Forced Harmonic Motion. Waves. Stationary waves. Sound. Doppler effect. Optics.
Reflection,refractionoflight.GeometricalOptics.Mirrorsandlenses.
motionwithvariedvelocity.FreeFall.Gravity.Compoundmovement.Applicationsof
273
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

Bueche Frederick J. (2007) Fsica General. Mxico D.F.: McGrawHill
(530/B88/2007)
Sears, Francis W. (2004). Fsica universitaria. Mxico D.F.: McGrawHill
(530/S31/2004)
Serway,RaymondA.(1998).Fsica.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.(530/S42F)
274
ElectricityApplicationsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
ElectricityApplications
EA1
Courses
Nr
EG1010
EA2010
Content
Semester
EG1030
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
3.0
Lecture
Laboratory
40students
20students
2.0
Lecture
30students
Practical
20students
Lecture
40students
3
Workshop
20students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
CoursesID
Workload
ID
Electricity
EG1010
1
IndustrialElectricalInstallations
EA2010
2
Electricalworkshop
EG1030
1
LennartRojas
LennartRojas
RicardoZurita
PedroVizarreta
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 EG1010
5.0
4
153
5
2 EA2010
4
2.25
118
3
3 EG1030
3
1
85
3
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Recognize constituent parts in dc and ac electrical circuits and electrical
machines.
Recognizeparametersandoperationprinciplesofsinglephaseandthreephase
electricalsystems.
Selectappropriateelectricalconductors,inlowvoltageinstallations.
Skills:
Evaluateelectricalparametersandanalyzetheirbehaviorusingequivalent
circuit,phasorialcalculationandcomputerapplications.
Selectandinstallthecontrolcomponentsofcommercialandindustrialuse.
Competences:
Install basicelectricalcircuitsandanalyzethebehaviorofelectricalparameters
in operational or fault conditions, using measuring instruments and performing
securityprocedures.
Install control components of commercial and industrial use, using procedures
andelectricalnorms.
Fundamental Laws. Ohms Law. Second and first Kirchoffs law. Power, energy and
275
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
efficiency. Electrical Power. Efficiency. Electrical energy. Charge diagram. Magnetic

fieldandelectricfield.Electromagnetism.Alternatingcurrent.Sinusoidalwave.Ohms
law in AC. Series AC circuit. Parallel AC circuit. Power in AC. Active power. Reactive
power. Apparent power. Threephase circuits. Star connection. Triangle connection.
Threephasepower.Electricalprotection.Fuses.Thermomagnetic.Differentials.

The bipolar transistor. Basic calculations in the BJT transistor. Thyristors.
Optoelectronics. Integrated circuits. Digital Logics and Circuits. Industrial Digital
Systems.
Electrical Workshop: Basic operations with electrical conductors. Electrical

conductors. Basic Tools Splices with solid conductors. Pigtail splices. Tap splices.
Splices with connectors. Splices with terminals. Application of welding in electrical
splices. Connections and insulation of conductors. Taping of splices. Visible electrical
installation.Installationofraceways.Installationofadistributionboard.Installation
ofthermomagneticswitchesanddifferentialrelays.Installationandwiringofswitches
with ground fault protection. Semivisible electrical installations with PVC pipes.
Embeddedelectricalinstallation.Installationofrelaysincontrolcircuits.Installationof
a control circuit with photoelectric detector. Installation of the direct starting
mechanism,withcontactor.Installationofacommunicationsystem.
Dorf, Richard C. (2006) Circuitos elctricos. Mxico D.F.: Alfaomega. (621.3C /
D92C).
Mileaf, Harry (1989) Curso prctico de electricidad. Vol. 1 y 2. Mxico D.F.:
CienciayTcnica.(621.3/M57/v.1v.2)
Boylestad,RobertL.(2003).Electrnica:Teoradecircuitos.MxicoD.F.:Prentice
Hall(621.381/B78/2003.)
Floyd, Thomas (2006) Dispositivos electrnicos. Mexico D.F..Limusa
(621.381/F59D).
Floyd, Thomas (2006) Fundamentos de sistemas digitales. New Jersey.Pearson
(621.381/M19/2000).
Savant,C.J.(1992)Diseoelectrnico.Circuitosysistemas.Wilmington:Addison
Wesley(621.381C/S25).
Camarena, Pedro. (1988). Manual prctico para instaladores y montadores

Cultural (1995). Gua prctica de electricidad y electrnica. Madrid: Cultural
(621.3EE/C/t.1),(621.3EE/C/t.2),(621.3EE/C/t.3)
Foley, Joseph. (1983) Fundamentos de instalaciones elctricas. Mxico D.F. :
Irwin, David J. (2008). Anlisis bsico de circuitos en ingeniera. Mxico D.F.:
Lagunas Marquez, Angel. (1999). Instalaciones elctricas de baja tensin
MartnezDomnguez,Fernando.(1999).Instalacioneselctricasdealumbradoe
industriales.Madrid:Paraninfo(621.3I/M26)
PROCOBRE(1996).Usodelcobre.Instalacioneselctricas.SantiagodeChile:s.n.
(621.3I/P/UC)
Richter, H.P. (1989) Manual prctico de instalaciones elctricas: domsticas,
granjaseindustrias.MxicoD.F.:Continental.(621.3I/R54)
276
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
ValuesandCulture
EA6
Courses
Nr
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
1 GG1030
2.0
Lecture
40students
2 GG2030
2.0
Lecture
40students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
AttitudesandValues
GG1030
1
GG2030
2
LuisaPalomino
LuisPalomino
AmiraidaVivanco
PedroFlores
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG1030
2.0
2
74
2
2 GG2030
2.0
1.5
73
2
Formal:None
Content:None
Knowledge:
Recognizetheimportanceofthepracticeofvalues,culturaldiversityanddevelop
apersonallifeplan.
Analyzethecomponentsofnationalandinternationalrealityandproposes
alternativesolutionstothecyclicalproblem,basedonethicalandmoral
principlesthatcontributetothedevelopmentofsociety.
Skills:
Valuehimself,recognizetheiremotionsandfeelings,andmakingdecisions
assumingapositiveattitude,andanactiveandresponsiblebehavior.
Interpretandanalyzeproblemsofsociocultural,economicandpoliticalrealityat
nationalandinternationallevels,identifyingpotentialopportunitiesinPeruand
itsinsertionintheworldmarket.
Competences:
Displayapositiveattitudetowardsvalues,recognizeandacceptitsculture,
respectthediversityofitsenvironment.
cultural,assumingacriticalandreflectiveattitudeonthenationaland
internationalreality.
Attitudes and Values:Academicregulationsandrulesguidingtheinstitution.Study
esteem.PersonalImage.Decisionmaking.Culturaldiversity,interculturality.Rubric
Analysis of presentations proposed in order that students can recognize and accept
their culture and respect the diversity. Anxiety, tension, stress and selfcontrol
techniques.Intelligentbehaviour,emotionalintelligence.Thought,cognitiveskills
277
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
NationalandInternationalReality:Nationalandinternationalreality.Spatialreality.
Ecology and environment. Organization of group assignments. Spatial reality.
Peruvian territory. Spatial reality. National and international geostrategy and geo
politics. Social reality. National cultural diversity. Transnational migratory process.
Rubric Analysis of the migratory process. Social reality. National identity. Social
reality. Worldwide perception of Peru. Political reality. Peruvian State: Political and
administrative organization. Evaluation of research progress. Political reality.
Peruviandecentralizationprocess.Democracyandpoliticalparties.Economicreality.
Peruvian economic model. International economic blocks. Business Outlook in Peru.
Social responsibility. Economic reality: Peru as a possibility. Productive clusters and
holding.Developmentofmicro,smallandmediumbusinessinPeru.

Berumen de los Santos, Nora Mara (2001). tica del ejercicio profesional.
MxicoD.F.:Continental(179.9/B45)
Olcese Salvatecci, Alfieri (2002). Cmo estudiar con xito: Tcnicas y hbitos
paraaprendermejor.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega(371.302/O21)
Rodriguez Estrada, Mauro (2006). Aprendizaje creativo continuo. Cuando
aprenderesemprender.MxicoD.F.:Trillas(370.157/R75)
Towers,Marc(2006).Venzaasupeorenemigo:Autoestima.Madrid:Fundacin
Agenda Per, Caretas y PUCP (2001) Los 50 y tantos libros que todo peruano
cultodebeleer.Lima:Caretas:PUCP.
Contreras, Carlos (2000). Historia del Per Contemporneo. Lima: Instituto de
Matos Mar, Jos (2005). Desborde popular y crisis del estado, veinte aos
despus.Lima:s.n.(306.2/M28)
Tecsup.(658.3A/R18)
Soto, Hernando de (2000). El ministerio del capital. Porqu el capitalismo
triunfaenoccidenteyfracasaenelrestodelmundo.(330.122/S71)
278
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
the
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
Communications
EA5
Courses
Nr
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
GG1020
6.0
Lecture
40students
GG2020
5.0
Lecture
40students
GG3010
2.0
Lecture
40students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
CommunicationsI
GG1020
1
CommunicationsII
GG2020
2
GG3010
3
ElisaMontoya
ElisaMontoya
MiguelOrtiz
MnicaJimnez
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG1020
6.0
2.5
144
4
2 GG2820
5.0
2.5
132
4
3 GG2910
2.0
2
74
2
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Categorizeandinterpretideas,dataandexplicitandimplicitconceptsinatext
giventhecontextinwhichitwasgeneratedandinwhichitwasreceived.
Basehisopinionwithclarity,fluencyandcoherenceusingverbalandnonverbal
resources.
Skills:
Competences:
Communicateinoralorwrittenformthethemesofhisprofessionwith
informativeandargumentativebase,applyingappropriateresourcestofacilitate
theexpressionofspeechinspecializedandnonspecializedaudiences.
Communication I: Human communication and information in contemporary society.
Reading as a tool for communication. Text analysis: organization and integration of
the text. Annotations and concept maps Bibliographical citations. APA format.
Writingtechnicalreports.Spellingrules.Capitalization.Generalaccentuation.Special
cases of accentuation. Diacritical marks. Sentence. Punctuation marks. Connectors.
Paragraph.Condenseddescription.Email.Commercialwriting.Communicatingorally
throughthespeech.Oralcommunication.
279
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Communication II: Communication in organizations. Assertive communication and

characteristics. Techno scientific language. Technical description of the workshop.
comprehension and expression. Types of discussion. Argumentation as a foundation
forcontroversyanddiscussion.Argumentativepresentation.Administrativewriting.
Successfulpresentations:Competencesindemandtoday.Thefirstcontact.Individual
and shared presentations. The psychological preparation. Stage fright. Presentation
design.Preparationoftrainingdesigns.Howtoimproveyourbehaviourwhenyougive
a presentation. Emphasis and motivation in presentations. Selfconfidence. Use of
techniques. Presentation of techniques. Audiovisual aids. Institutional presentation.
Institutional presentation. Communication styles. Formal aspects of conferences.
Criteriatoevaluatepresentationsbeforeanaudience.Presentationoftopicsassigned
usingappropriatetechniques.
Practical:oralpresentations
Conceptosytcnicasfundamentales.Lima:UPC.BUSTOS,Juan.(2005).Aescribir
se aprende escribiendo. Madrid: Comunidad de Madrid Consejera de
Educacin.CHOMSKY, Noam. (2006). Nuestro conocimiento del lenguaje
humano. Santiago de Chile: Edicin Bilinge.CLAVIJO Olarte, Amparo. (2006).
Prcticas innovadoras de lectura y escritura. Bogot: Universidad Distrital
Francisco Jos de Caldas.REAL ACADEMIA ESPAOLA. (2010) Ortografa de la
lenguaespaola.Madrid:Espasa.

BUSTOS,Juan.(2005).Aescribirseaprendeescribiendo.Madrid:Comunidadde
MadridConsejeradeEducacin.
CHOMSKY,Noam.(2006).Nuestroconocimientodellenguajehumano.Santiago
deChile:EdicinBilinge.
CLAVIJO Olarte, Amparo. (2006). Prcticas innovadoras de lectura y escritura.
REAL ACADEMIA ESPAOLA. (2010) Ortografa de la lengua espaola. Madrid:
Espasa.

(658.3124/D49)
Robbins, Stephen P. (2004) Comportamiento organizacional. Mexico D.F.:
PearsonEducation.(658.3A/R71).
Schermerhorn, John R. (2006). Administracin. Mexico D.F.: Limusa.
(658.3A/S29)
280
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturer
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
QualityandSafety
EA11
Courses
Nr
Content
Studyandexamination
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
1 GG3020
2.0
Lecture
40students
2 GG4010
2.0
Lecture
40students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
GG3020
3
GG4010
4
SegundoJimnez
SegundoJimnez
Spanish
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG3020
2.0
1.5
72
2
2 GG4010
2.0
1.5
74
3
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Skills:
Competences:
Propose,implementandevaluatetheimprovementactionsinthequalitys
system
continuous improvement. Methodology of operational excellence. Building
understanding. Measurement and analysis. Generating solutions. Improving and
controlling. Creating institutions. Continuous Improvement Kaizen. Problem
resolution methodology. Projects of improvement. ISO 9000: 2000 Standards Series.
Integrated management systems. Rubric Case analysis: Application of continuous
improvementatacorporation.Implementationofaqualitymanagementmodel.
Safety, Health and Environment: Prevention of labor risks. Industrial safety.

Prevention of labor risks. Industrial hygiene. Environment and Industrial Social
Responsibility. Systems of health, safety and environment management and social
responsibility.Regulationsonhealth,safetyandenvironment.Electricalhazardsand
risksofhydrocarbons.Identificationofhazards,evaluationandriskcontrol.Controlof
riskstohealthandsafety.Personalprotectionequipment.Environmentalriskscontrol.
Preparationforemergencies.Preventionandcontrolofspillagesandfire.Preparation
foremergencies.Firstaids.
281

ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist

Crosby,PhilipB(2001)Lacalidadnocuesta:Elartedecerciorarsedelacalidad.
Imai,Masaki(1998)CmointerpretarelKaizanenelsitiodetrabajo.Bogot.Mc
Polya, G. (2004). How to solve it. A new aspect of mathematical method. New
Jersey/PrincetonUniversityPress(511/P75)

(620.86/G82M)
Letayf, Jorge (1998). Seguridad, higiene y control ambiental. Mxico D.F.: Mc
GrawHill.(658.2/L52)
Ramrez Cavassa, Csar (2007). Seguridad industrial. Un enfoque integral.
MxicoD.F:Limusa.(620.86/R22)
282
BasicEnglishModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturer
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
BasicEnglish
EA18
Courses
Nr
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
1 GG5010
6.0
Lecture
40students
2 GG6010
6.0
Lecture
40students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
EnglishI
GG5010
5
EnglishII
GG6010
6
MiltonChuquiruna
MiltonChuquiruna
English
Compulsory
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG5010
6.0
1
135
4
2 GG6010
6.0
1
135
4
Formal:None
Knowledge:
IdentifyandeffectivelyusebasicEnglishstructuresinordertoread,interpretand
translatetextsongeneraltopicsofincreasingcomplexity.
Skills:
Competences:
English I: People and places. You and yours. Everyday life. Loves and hates. Getting
from A to B. Eating and drinking. Extraordinary lives. Fact or fiction. Buying and
selling.Keepingintouch.Goingplaces.Streetlife.
EnglishII:Theworldaroundus.Aweekendaway.Learningforthefuture.Leisureand
lifestyle.Importantfirsts.At rest,atwork.Specialoccasions.Appearances.Timeoff.
Ambitionsanddreams.Countriesandcultures.Oldandnew.TakeCare
Lecture:partialquizzes,oralandwrittenassignmentsandfinalwrittenexamination.

283
ManagementModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
the
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Management
EA16
Courses
Nr
2
3
Content
Semester
5
6
4
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
Lecture
40students
1.0
Laboratory
20students
2.0
3.0
Lecture
Lecture
40students
40students
GG5020
GG6020
MG4010
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
GG5020
GG6020
MG4010
Ramos,Edwin
EdwinRamos
LuisPea
LuisSampn
Spanish
Compulsory
Workload
ProjectManagement
BusinessManagement
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG5020
3.0
2.5
102
3
2 GG6020
2.0
5
105
3
3 MG4010
3.0
1
92
3
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Develop,plan,organizeandmanagehumanandmaterialresourcesinaproject.
Plans,organize,directandcontrolthehumanandmaterialresourcesofa
business.
Skills:
Competences:
Applyconceptsandmethodologiesinthemanagementofresourcesinan
industrialand/orservicesbusiness.
Project Management: Fundamental concepts related to projects. Identification of
problems and improvement opportunities. Market research. Sales and incomes
budget.Projectengineering.Introductiontocosts.Calculationofcostsusingproposed
exercises. Sensitivity analysis Differential costs. Laboratory costs. Budget of costs
and investment. Expenses budget. Projected Financial statements. Projected cash
flow. Financial assessment. Financial assessment. Planning the implementation.
Diagrams.Planningtheimplementation:REDPERTCPM.Followupandclosing.Other
projectapproaches.Realcasesofimprovementprojects.
Business Management: Administrative process. Strategic planning. Organizational
284
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
programming. Launching and production control. Rubric Planning, programming
and controlling the production in a business unit. Purchases, stocks and storage.
Financialstatementsanalysis.Administrative,operationalandfinancialoperators
Stocksandfinancialoperations.Rubric.Calculationanddefinitionofcostinabusiness
unit.Costvolumeprofitmodel.Financialanalysis.

Maintenance planning and scheduling. Implementation of a maintenance system.
Useful life cost. Technical and economic selection of fans and compressors. Specific
costs in the useful life. Organization of maintenance and assignation of resources
required for the activities. Main maintenance management indicators. Group
presentationonmanagementindicators.Financialandlabourindicators.Designofa
laboratory or workshop maintenance plan according to the manufacturers
information and the operational conditions. CMMS Computerized management
system. Processes, operations and components at industrial plants. Eliminating
wasting.PokaYoke,Smed.
Practical/ laboratory:preparationswith review,functionalprojects, labreports

andoralpresentations
Cotler,MelA.(1994)Maintenanceprogramming.NewJersey:PrenticeHall.
(658.2/C85).
(621.381I/G57)
Hartmann,EwardH.(1998)CmoinstalarconxitoelTPMensuempresa.A
travsdeloriginalprocesoTPM.Lima:s.n.(658.2/H2T)
Levitt,Joel(2009).Thehandbookofmaintenancemanagement.NewYork:
IndustrialPress(658.202/L54)
Wireman,Terry(2005).Developingperfomanceindicatorsformanaging

(658.1G/A52C).
Colmenar Santos, Antonio (2007). Gestin de proyectos con Microsoft Project
2007.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega(005.368PR/C75)
Domingo Ajenjo, Alberto (2005). Direccin y gestin de proyectos. Un enfoque
(658.404/G44)
ProjectManagementInstitute(2008).Aguidetotheprojectmanagementbody
of knowledge: (PMBOK Guide). Atlanta: Project Management Institute
(658.404/P87/2008)
Chase,Richard(2000)Administracindeproduccinyoperaciones.Manufactura
yservicios.Bogot:McGrawHill.(658.5P/CH526A)
Kotler, Philip (2006). Direccin de marketing. Mxico D.F.: Pearson Educacin
(658.8/K11).
Porter,MichaelE.(1997)Estrategiacompetitiva.Tcnicasparaelanlisisdelos
sectores industriales y de la competencia. Mxico D.F.: Continental.
(658.1G/P78)
Ross, Stephen (2006) Fundamentos de finanzas corporativas. Mxico D.F.:
McGrawHill(658.15/R84)
Schermerhorn,JohnR.(2006)Administracin.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(658.3A/S29).
285
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
HenryAnchante
HenryAnchante
PedroFlores
Spanish
Compulsory
Workload
EA15
Courses
ID
Semester
DecisionsMaking
HumanResourcesManagement
GG4020
GG5040
4
5
GG6030
Nr
Content
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
GG4020
2.0
Lecture
40students
GG5040
3.0
Lecture
40students
GG6030
2.0
Lecture
40students
total.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
CoursesID
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 GG4020
2.0
1
65
2
2 GG5040
3.0
3
103
3
3 GG6030
2.0
2
76
2
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Formulatestrategiesconsideringdecisionanalysistechniquesandsolution,
personalbarriers,ethicalcriteriaandtoolsforcreativityandinnovationasthe
mostimportantproblemoropportunityfacing
Designandimplementprocessesaimedatdevelopingthehumancapitalofa
business
Developstrategiestohelpyoulocateanddevelopopportunitiesforemployability
effectivelyandefficiently
Skills:
Usemethodstotailoryourpersonalandprofessionalprofiletojobopportunities
thatarepresented
Competences:
Applyanddevelopskillsinplanning,analysis,troubleshooting,ortaking
advantageofopportunitiestomakeeffectiveandethicaldecisions.
Harmonizetheirpersonalandprofessionalprofiletoimplementformaland
relationalstrategiestohelpyoulocateanddevelopopportunitiesfor
employabilityeffectivelyandefficiently
Decisions Making: The classic approach. The decisionmaking process. Identification
anddescriptionoftheproblemindecisionmaking.Practicalcases.Problemresolution
286
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
techniques in decisionmaking. Team decisionmaking. Interpersonal barriers to

decisionmaking.Practicalcases.Socialandlaborethics.DecisionMakingbasedonan
ethical perspective. Creativity and innovation in the generation of decision
alternatives. Application of Creativity and Innovation in DecisionMaking. Criteria to
assesssolutionalternatives.

organizational changes. Supervision plan. Recruitment and staff selection. Individual

characteristics and types. Personal marketing. Employability. Employability. Types of
evaluations.Staffrecruitment.Understanding gesturesandbodylanguage.Personal
Espndola,JosLuis(2005)Anlisisdeproblemasytomadedecisiones.Mxico
D.F.:AddisonWesley.(153.43/E84)
Garca, Salvador (2003) La direccin por valores. Madrid: Mc GrawHill
(179.9/G23)
Jennings,David(2000)Tomadedecisiones:Unenfoqueintegrado.MxicoD.F.:
Montes, Felipe (2000). Resolucin de problemas y toma de decisiones. Mxico
D.F.:Trillas(153/M84)
ReySancristn,Francisco(2003).Tcnicasderesolucindeproblemas.Madrid:
s.n.(658.2/R47T)
Shermerhorn,John(2006)Administracin.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(658.3A/S29)
Alles, Martha. (2006) Direccin estratgica de recursos humanos. Gestin por

Chiavenato, Idalberto (2006) Introduccin a la teora general de la
administracin.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.(658.3A/CH548/2006)
Covey,Stephen(2000)Los7hbitosdelagentealtamenteefectiva.Barcelona:
Paidos.(658.3A/C8L)
Goleman, Daniel (1999) Inteligencia emocional en la empresa. Buenos Aires:
IndustrialGrfica.(658.1G/G71)
Grados,Jaime(2001)Capacitacinydesarrollodepersonal.MxicoD.F.:Trillas.
(658.3A/G8C)
Mosley,Donald(2005)Supervisin.MxicoD.F.:Thompson(658.302/M87)
Whetten,David(2005)Desarrollodehabilidadesdirectivas.MxicoD.F.:Pearson
Educacin.(658.409/W53)
Bejarano, Alberto (2011). Gestin de Carrera en la Sociedad Red. Lima: ESAN

(658.4093/B37)
Fournies,Ferdinand(1997)Tcnicasdedireccindepersonal.Cmoinstruirpara
aumentarelrendimiento.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill(658.3A/F78).
Harrison,Tony(2002)Estrategiadecomunicacin.Tcnicasdepublicidad.Lima:
Elcomercio(658.1G/P/5)
Mora G., Guillermo (1995) Valores humanos y actitudes positivas. Bogot: Mc
GrawHill(658.3A/M79)
LoretdeMola,Edgardo(2009).AdministracindeCarrera.Lima:CENTRUM
Temple,Ins(2010).UstedS.A.Lima:Norma
287
FundamentalsofTechnologyModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
the
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
FundamentalofTechnology
EA7
Courses
Content
ID
Semester
MG2030
IG1010
2
2
RosaTrujillo
LennartRojas
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
MG2030
IG1010
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2.0
0
Lecture
40students
3
Laboratory
20students
etc.)andprivatestudy,includingexaminationpreparation,specifiedinhours,15and
intotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
TechnicalDrawing
AppliedInformatics
RosaTrujillo
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 MG2030
2.0
1
72
3
2 IG1010
3.0
2.5
97
3
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Interpretdrawingsandmechanical,electrical,electronicandfluidinstallations
andnetworkdiagrams.
Analyzetheoperationofcomponentsandmechanicalsystems,byusingdesign
drawings.
Designmechanicalnocomplexsystemsandcomponentsusingstandardized
norms.
Skills:
Producedrawingsandmechanical,electrical,electronicandfluidinstallations
andnetworkdiagrams
Representmechanicaldrawingsusingdesignsoftware.
Competences:
Design Mechanical components using computer design software following a
designmethodology.
TechnicalDrawing:Basicprinciples.Standardizeddimensioning.ProjectionSystems.
Sections. Full section. Types of sections. Cutting and sections. Basic electric and
electronicschematics.Flowdiagram.Systemsofpipelines.
Applied Informatics: Administrative Tools in Windows 7. Control panel. Windows 7

maintenance. Fundamentals and network components. Network protocols: NetBios
andTCP/IP.Networkdevices:switchesandrouters.WLANfundamentals.Severbased
networks. Advanced Excel: Formulas and functions. Advanced Excel: Pivot tables.
Advanced Excel: Data Tables, database functions. Algorithms: Pseudocode and flow
charts.Programstructure.Typesofdataandvariables.Conditionalstructure.Multiple
288
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
condition statements and repetitive structures. Design and implementation of a

project.
Bachmann,Albert(1979)Dibujotcnico.Barcelona:Labor.(604.2/B13).
Giesecke,Frederick(1979)Dibujotcnico.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(604.2/G4).
GTZ (1981) Dibujo tcnico metal 1. Curso bsico con pruebas. Eschborn: GTZ
(604.2/M/1).
GTZ(1981)Dibujotcnicometal2.Curso superiorconpruebas.Eschborn:GTZ
(604.2/M/2)
Jensen, Cecil (2004). Dibujo y diseo en ingeniera. Mxico D.F.: McGrawHill
(604.2/J39/2004)
SnchezQuispe,Ismael(1991)Dibujotcnico.Lima:Vultecsa(604.2/S21).
Spencer, Henry Cecil (2003). Dibujo Tcnico. Mxico D.F.: Alfaomega
(604.2/S74/2003)
Gomez Vieites, Alvaro (2003) Redes de computadoras e Internet. Mxico D.F.:

Alfaomega.(004.67R/G62)
Halsall, Fred (2006) Redes de computadores e internet. Madrid: Pearson
Educacin(004.67R/H17).
McFredies, Paul (2008) Excel 2007. Frmulas y funciones. Madrid: Anaya
Multimedia.(005.368E/M12).
Tanenbaum, Andrews (2003) Redes de computadoras. Mxico D.F.: Pearson
Educacin(004.67R/T19)
Vila Velasquez, Fermi (2004) VBA Excel 2002/2000:49 ejercicios prcticos.
MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega(005.368E/V61).
289
AppliedMathematicsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
Workload
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Studyandexamination
AppliedMathematics
EA10
Courses
ID
Semester
FluidsandHeatTechnology
MA3010
3
AppliedMathematics
AA3050
3
DanielMendoza
AnwarYarin
DanielMendoza
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
MA3010
AA3050
Nr
Courses
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2
Lecture
40students
4
Lecture
40students
2
1
Laboratory
20students
intotal.
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
MA3010
1
2
5
116
5
2
AA3050
5.0
1.75
131
3
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Identifythefundamentallawsofcompressibleandincompressiblefluids.
Recognizethefunctioningprincipleofpumpsandcompressors,heatexchangers
andboilers,airconditioningandindustrialrefrigerationaswellastheir
applicationtotheindustry.
Identifytheapplicationofadvancedmathematicstodifferenttechnological
areas.
Applystatisticaltoolsfordataanalysis.
Skills:
Dimensionpumpsandcompressorsaccordingtotheloadtobesupported.
Usetransformstoobtaintransferfunctionofcontrolsystems.
Competences:
Usecalculustodevelopsolutionsfortechnologyrelatedproblems.
Selectpiecesofequipmentusedinheatandfluidtransfer.
Fluids and Heat Technology: Fluid properties, statics and dynamics. Pumps.
Compressors. Thermodynamic principles. First Law of Thermodynamics. Heat
transmission. Boilers. Assignment: Selection of the elements of a pumping system
according to the fluid physical and chemical properties. Refrigeration and air
conditioning
Applied Mathematics: Applications of statistics to technology. Application of linear

regression. Common parameters in electrical signals. Applications of derivatives and
integrals. Firstorder differential equations. Differential equations. Applications of
differential equations to basic sciences. Applications of differential equations to
technology.LaplaceTransforms.FourierSeries.
290
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Mott, Robert (2006) Mecnica de fluidos. Mxico D.F.: Pearson Educacin.
(620.106/M88)
Hicks, Tyler Gregory (1986) Bombas: Seleccin y aplicacin. Mxico D.F.:
ContinentalS.A.(621.6/H4)
Rosell Cora, Francisco (1983) Energa y mquinas trmicas. Mxico D.F.:
Limusa(536/R84)
Bloch, Heinz P. (1998) Gua prctica para la tecnologa de los compresores.
MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.(621.5G/B6)
Charte Ojeda, Francisco (2008) Calculos Estadsticos con EXCEL. Anaya

(005.368/C525)
Zill,DennisG.(2009)EcuacionesDiferenciales.CencageLearning(515.35/77)
Vincent del Toro (1988). Fundamentos de Ingeniera Elctrica. Prentice Hall
(621.3/D4)
Kreyszig, Erwin (2004) Matemticas avanzadas para ingeniera. Mxico D.F.:
Limusa(510/K7)
Davis,Linda(1990)TechnicalMathematicswithCalculus.Ohio:MerrillPub.Co.
(510/D32)
RobertL.Borrelli/CourtneyS.Coleman(2005).EcuacionesDiferenciales.Oxford:
Alfaomega(515/B74)
291
292
IndustrialInstrumentationModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
IndustrialInstrumentation
EA8
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
themoduleistaught
Courses
- IndustrialInstrumentationsI
- IndustrialInstrumentationsII
ID
AA3070
AA4050
Semester
3
4
- PneumaticsandHydraulicSystems
MA3020
theModule
ManuelAlvarado
Lecturers
ManuelAlvarado
ErnestoGodinez
ManuelSoto
Language
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
TeachingMethod
ClassSize
Typeofteaching,
contacthours
3
Lecture
40students
2
Laboratory
20students
2
Lecture
40students
2 MM5100
3
Laboratory
20students
2
Lecture
40students
2 MM5100
1
Laboratory
20students
total.
Workload
Nr
1 MM4120
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudyper
week
Semester
Workload
ECTSCredits
1 MM4120
5
2.5
134
5
1 MM4120
5
3
136
4
2 MM5100
3
2.5
120
5
Requirements
accordingtothe
11(eleven).Tocomputethefinalgrade,thefraction0.5ormoreisconsideredasaunit
examinationregulations infavorthestudent.(Exam.Reg.2013Art.21)
Recommended
prerequisites
Formal:None
Knowledge:
-
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Identifythefunctionofthedifferentelementspartofacontrolsystem.
Recognizethedifferentformsavailabletomeasureindustrialvariables.
Applytheinstrumentcalibrationconcepts.
Identifythefunctionsandadvantagesofdigitalinstruments.
Skills:
Selectsensorsandmeterstomeasureagivenvariable.
InstallandoperatePneumaticandHydraulicsystems.
Install and perform functioning tests to Programmable Control Logical for
electrohydraulicandelectroPneumaticsystems.
Competences:
Design,detectandsolveproblemsinPneumaticandHydraulicsystemsusing
diagnosestoolsandsoftware.
Configuredigitalcontroltransmittersandvalves.
Configureandtunesingleloopprocesscontrollers.
Content
Studyandexamination
requirementsand
formsofexamination
Mediaemployed
Industrial Instrumentations I : Processes and variables. Metrology. Pressure

measurement
Pressure transducers. Temperature measurement. Electrical temperature sensors. Flow
measurement. Level and flow measurement processes. Proximity and displacement
meters
Miscellaneousvariablemeasurement.Finalcontrolelements.Automaticcontrolvalves.
Safetyininstrumentation.
Industrial Instrumentations II: Patterns of pressure and temperature. Industrial

instrument calibration. Digital instrumentation. Digital transmitters and smart control
valves.Digitalequipmentforregistryandstoring.Digitalcontrollers.Functionsindigital
controllers.Selectionofcontrollers.Fieldinstrumentandpanelcommissioning.Wireless
communication in digital instruments. Installation of industrial instruments.
Instrumentationfordangerousareas.Installationofinstrumentsindangerousareas.
PneumaticsandHydraulicSystems:Componentsofapneumaticinstallation.Manifold
valves. Control of the actuator speed. Pressure switch and vacuum switch. Electro
pneumatics. Programmed logic. Stage transition command graph. Sequences.
Fundamentals of oleohydraulics. Hydraulic pump. Generation of flow. Pressure relief
valves. Manifold valves. Hydraulic actuators: cylinders. Motors. Electrohydraulics.
Hydraulic proportional control. Regulation with proportional electronics. Hydraulic
blueprints

-
Readinglist
293
Considine,DouglasM.(1993).Process/IndustrialInstrumentsandcontrols
handbook.NewYork:McGrawHill.(621.381I/C74)
CreusSole,Antonio(2006).Instrumentacinindustrial.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega.
(621.381I/C85/2006)
Kerlin,Thomas(1982)Industrialtemperaturemeasurement.Massachutte:ISA.
(621.381I/K44)
Norton,Harry(1984).Sensoresyactualizadores.Barcelona:G.GiliS.A.
(621.381I/N82)
Spitzer,DavidW.(1990)IndustrialFlowMeasurement.NorthCarolina:ISA
(621.381I/S58)
Szklanny,Sergio(1995)Sistemasdigitalesdecontroldeprocesos.BuenosAires:s.n.
(621.381I/S9).
Smith,Carlos(1991)Controlautomticodeprocesos:Teorayprcltica.Mxico
D.F.:Limusa(621.381I/S61).
CreusSol,Antonio(2006)Instrumentacinindustrial.MxicoD.F.:Alfaomega.
(621.381I/C85/7).
FestoDidactic(1980)Introduccinalaneumtica.Esslengen:Festo(621.5/F/I)
FestoDidactic(1976)Iniciacinalpersonaldemontajeymantenimiento.Berkheim:
Festo(621.5/F/IP)
FestoDidactic(1995)Simplescircuitosdememoriaycircuitoslgicos.Esslengen:
Festo(621.5/FS)
Herion(1979)Equipodidcticohidrulico.Sttugart:Herion(621.2/H)
Exner,H.(1981)Fundamentosycomponentesdelaoleohidrulica.Mannesmann:
Rexsoth.(621.2/T/1)
ElectronicCircuitsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,ifapplicable
Code,ifapplicable
ElectronicCircuit
EA9
Courses
Electronics
CoursesandSemester(s)in
ElectronicDevicesandCircuitsI
whichthemoduleistaugh.
ElectronicDevicesandCircuitsII
DigitalCircuits
Personresponsibleforthe
Module
FranciscoCamacho
Lecturers
FranciscoCamacho
DennisIzquierdo
Language
Workload
Semester
2
3
4
3
ManuelMrquez
CarlosMendiola
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
hours
ID
AG2010
AA3030
AA4010
AA3010
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2
Lecture
40students
2
Laboratory
20students
3
Lecture
40students
2 AA3030
3
Laboratory
20students
3
Lecture
40students
3 AA4010
3
Laboratory
20students
3
Lecture
40students
4 AA3010
3
Laboratory
20students
hours,15andintotal.
1
AG2010
Nr
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1
AG2010
4
3.5
126
5
2
AA3030
6
2
140
4
3
AA4010
6
3
160
4
4
AA3010
6
3
148
4
Requirementsaccordingto Inordertopasseachcourseofthemodule,studentmustobtainaminimalfinal
theexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Formal:None
Knowledge:
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes.
Differentiatetheareasofapplicationofdiscretesemiconductors.
Identifythemostimportantconfigurationsofoperationalamplifiers.
Identifyanddesigncombinationalandsequentialsystems.
Skills:
Performsemiconductordevicefunctioningtests.
Performteststocircuitswithoperationalamplifiers.
Usetechnicalinformationfrommanualstoreplaceormodifyelectroniccircuits.
Performcontrolapplicationswithdigitaldevicesandcircuits.
Competences:
Content
Implementbasiccircuitsforelectroniccontrol.
Electronics: Semiconductor diodes. DC voltage sources. Basic calculations in a DC
voltagesource.Thebipolartransistor.BasiccalculationsintheBJTtransistor.
294
Thyristors. Optoelectronics. Applications of optoelectronic devices. Integrated

circuits.DigitalLogics.DigitalCircuits.IndustrialDigitalSystems
ElectronicDevicesandCircuitsI:Semiconductordiode.Applicationswithdiodes
Rectifier circuit, analysis in DC and AC. Zenerdiode regulated power supply. BJT
transistor. Transistor polarization. Dioderegulated power supply and transistor
regulated power supply. Techniques to prepare electronic schematic drawings.
Printedcircuitboardsandmountingofelectroniccomponents.Voltageregulatorsin
I.C. Power supplies regulated by integrated circuits and protection circuits. Field
EffectTransistor(FET).MOSFETandIGBT.Controlandpowercircuitswiththyristors;
applications.Projectaboutelectroniccircuits.
ElectronicDevicesandCircuitsII:Theoperationalamplifier.Basicconfigurations
Comparator circuits. Circuits to be applied to measurement and control.
Differentiatorandintegratorcircuits.Oscillatorcircuits.Activefilters.PWMcircuits
Multiplier circuit. Technology of programmed logic devices. Graphic edition and
simulation.Texteditionandsimulation.Sequentialsystemswithprogrammedlogic
MoreyandMelystatemachines.Useofmacrofunctions.
Digital Circuits: Simplification of logic functions. Logic families. Combinational

systems with logic gates. Combinational systems in I. C. Bistables. Counters and
dividers. Shift registers. State machines. Multivibrators. Semiconductor memories.
Expansionofsemiconductormemories.D/Aconverters.Unwiredlogic.
Studyandexamination
requirementsandformsof
examinations
Mediaemployed

-
Readinglist
Boylestad,RobertL.(2003)Electrnica:Teoradecircuitos.MxicoD.F.:
PrenticeHall.(621.381/B78/2003.)
Floyd,Thomas(1996).Fundamentosdeelectrnicadigital.MxicoD.F.:Limusa
(621.381D/F59)
Lilen,Henri(1991)Tristoresytriacs.Barcelona:MarcomboS.A.
(621.381S/L63)
Malvino,AlbertPaul(2000)Principiosdeelectrnica.Madrid:McGrawHill
(621.381/M19/2000)
PretenceJunior,Antonio(1993)Amplificadoresoperacionalesyfiltrosactivos.
Madrid:McGrawHill.(621.395/P43)
Couglin,Robert(1999)Amplificadoresoperacionalesycircuitosintegrados
lineales.MxicoD.F.:PrenticeHall.(621.381AO/C82/5).
RedeS.A.(1989)Teorayprcticadelasfuentesdealimentacin.Barcelona:
RedeS.A.(621.381/RE).
AnguloUzategui,JosMara(1986)Electrnicadigitalmoderna.Madrid:
Paraninfo(621.381D/A61E)
BlancoFlores,Fernando(2003)Electrnicadigitalymicroprogramable.
Madrid:Paraninfo.(621.381D/B61)
Floyd,Thomas(1996)Fundamentosdeelectrnicadigital.MxicoD.F.:Limusa
(621.381D/F59)
Mandado,Enrique(1996)Sistemaselectrnicosdigitales.MxicoD.F.:
Alfaomega.(621.381D/M22/1996)
MorrisMano,M.(1986)Lgicadigitalydiseodecomputadoras.MxicoD.F.:
PrenticeHall(621.381D/M86L)
Tocci,Ronald(2003)Sistemasdigitales:Principiosyaplicaciones.MxicoD.F.:
PretinceHall.(621.381D/T65/2003)
295
ElectricalInstalationsandMachinesModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
inwhichthe
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturer
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
ElectricalInstallationsandMachines
EA12
Courses
Nr
Content
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
EA4010
CoursesID
EA4010
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2
2
Lecture
Laboratory
40students
20students
hours,15andintotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Semester
CarlosCuba
CarlosCuba
Spanish
Compulsory
1
Workload
ElectricalMachines
ID
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1 EA4010
4
1.5
113
4
Formal:None
Content:BasicElectricity
Knowledge:
RecognizethefunctioningandoperatingprincipleofDCmotorsandthree
phaseinductionmotors.
Recognizethefunctioningandoperatingprincipleofasynchronousalternator
andmotor.
Skills:
Performfunctioningteststothreephasetransformer,ACandDCmotors.
Usesoftwareforcalculationoftransportphenomena.
Competences:
SelectACandDCmotorsbasedindefinedcharacteristicsofaspecific
application.
Singlephasetransformer.Behaviourofsinglephasetransformerwithload.Three
phase transformer. The autotransformer. Motor performance. Synchronous
alternator.Generatorsynchronization.Synchronousmotor.DCmachine.DCmotor.

reports
Kosow,Irving.(1993)Mquinaselctricasytransformadores.MxicoD.F.:
PrenticeHall.(621.3MO/K77/1993)
Chapman,Stephen(2004)Mquinaselctricas.MxicoD.F.:McGrawHill.
(621.3MO/CH523/2005)
Richardson,Donald(1997)Mquinaselctricasrotativasytransformadores.
MxicoD.F.:PrenticeHall.(621.3MO/R54)
EnrquezHarper,Gilberto(2006)ElABCdelasmquinaselctricasI.
Transformadores.MxicoD.F.:Limusa(621.3MO/E64E/2007)
296
AutomaticControlModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
the
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
AutomaticControl
EA13
ID
Semester
AutomaticControlI
AutomaticControlII
AA4030
AA5030
4
5
AutomationProjects
AA6030
ErnestoGodinez
ErnestoGodinez
ArmandoSarco
ManuelAlvarado
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
3
Lecture
40students
3
Laboratory
20students
3
Lecture
40students
2 AA5030
3
Laboratory
20students
1
Lecture
40students
3 AA6030
2.5
Laboratory
20students
intotal.
1
Workload
Courses
AA4030
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1
AA4030
6
2
150
4
2
AA5030
6
4
163
4
3
AA6030
3.5
2.5
111
4
Formal:None
Content:BasicElectronicandIndustrialAutomation
Knowledge:
Identifyandmeasurethecharacteristicparametersofaprocess.
Controlprocesseswithdifferentstrategiesandcontrollers.
Plan,executeandcontrolanautomationproject.
Skills:
Determineandadjustcontrolparametersforcommonprocesses.
RepresentmeasurementsandcontrolinstrumentsandloopsusingISAsymbols.
Configuredigitalcontrollers.
Documentanautomationproject.
Competences:
Selecttheadequatetypeofcontrolforagivenprocesses.
Selecttheadequatecontrollerfordifferentprocesses.
Specifyinstrumentstobeusedinanautomationproject
AutomaticControlI:Automaticcontrolconcepts.Characteristicsofprocesses.Process
modeling. Control of two positions. Control modes. Proportional control. PI, PD and
PID controls. Controller tuning. Characteristics of common loops. Control type
selection.Instrumentationsymbols.Instrumentationdiagrams.Industrialcontrolloops
Automatic Control II: Controller tuning. Modifications to the standard PID control.
297
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Stabilityincontrolsystems.Fundamentalsofthedesignofafeedbackcontrolsystem.
Adaptivetuning.ModelswithLaplace.Controlstrategies.Feedforwardcontrol.Batch
typeprocesses.Batchprocesscontrol.Smartcontrol.ControlwithFuzzyLogic.Expert
systems.ApplicationsofIndustrialcontrol
Automation Projects: Fundamentals. Activities and documents. Instrument

specifications, control room and terminals room. Technical standards. Hazard and
operabilityanalysis(HAZOP).Commissioningandstartingup.Technicalandeconomic
assessment.
Creus Sole, Antonio (2006) Instrumentacin industrial. Mxico D.F.: Alfaomega
(621.381I/C85/7).
Roca Cusid, Alfred (2002) Control de procesos, Mxico D.F.: Alfaomega
(621.381I/R7).
Smith,CarlosA.(1991)Controlautomticodeprocesos.Teorayprctica.Mxico
D.F.:Limusa(621.381I/S61).
Whitt, Michael (2004) Successful instrumentation and control systems design.

NewYork:ISA(621.381I/W4)
Coggan, Donald (1996) Fundamentals of industrial control. New York: ISA.
(621.381I/A34).
Project Management Institute, Inc. (2004) Gua de los fundamentos de la
direccin de proyectos (Gua del PMBOK) Newtown Square PA: PMI.
(658.404/P87).
Mulley, Raymond (1994) Control system documentation: Applied
instrumentationsymbolsandidentification.NorthCarolina:InstrumentSociety
ofAmerica.(621.381I/M74).
Mulley, Raymond (1994) Control system documentation: Applied
instrumentationsymbolsandidentification.NorthCarolina:InstrumentSociety
ofAmerica.(621.381I/M74).
298
AppliedProgrammingModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
the
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
AppliedProgramming
EA14
Courses
Nr
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
Content
Semester
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
1
Lecture
40students
3
Laboratory
20students
1
Lecture
40students
2 AA5050
3
Laboratory
20students
3 AA5010
3
Laboratory
20students
1
Lecture
40students
4 AA5070
3
Laboratory
20students
intotal.
1
Workload
ID
AppliedProgrammingI
IA4010
4
AppliedProgrammingII
AA5050
5
Microcontrollers
AA5010
5
ProgrammableLogicControllers
AA5070
5
MiguelChvez
MiguelChvez
JaimeFarfn
CarlosMendiola
Spanish
Compulsory
IA4010
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1
IA4010
4
3
122
6
2
AA5050
4
2
109
4
3
AA5010
3
2.5
105
4
4
AA5070
4
4
130
4
Formal:None
Content:AppliedInformatics
Knowledge:
Developapplicationsusingstructuredprogramming.
UseDataAcquisitionSystemsincontrolapplications.
Usemicrocontrollerinelectroniccontrolapplications.
UsePLCfordiscretecontrolofindustrialprocesses.
Skills:
ConfigureDataAcquisitionCards.
DevelopandexecuteprogramsinaPICmicrocontroller
Developprogramsusingbinaryandwordlevelinstructions
Competences:
UsePCtoimplementcomputerbasedcontrolloops.
DevelopPICprogramsandinterfacesapplicabletoindustrialcontrol.
DevelopadiscretePLCbasedcontrolproject.
Applied Programming I: Algorithms, pseudo codes, and flow charts. Variables an
typesofdata.Selectivestructures:ifstatementandifelsestatement.Switchandcase
299
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
statements. Repetitive structures. Methods. Arrangements matrixes. Object

oriented programming: classes, methods, constructors and objects. Elements of the
objectorientedprogramming.
Applied Programming II: PCbased data acquisition. PCbased data analysis.

Monitoringandcontrolsoftware.PCbasedprocesscontrol.Variousapplications.
Project.(Completion).
Microcontrollers: Architecture of a microcontroller. Programming of a

microcontroller. PIC input ports. PIC output ports. Timers. Interruptions. A/D
conversion.SerialCommunication.Capture/CompareModules.PWMmodule.Project
Programmable Logic Controllers: Introduction. Basic operations. Timers. Counters.

PLCbased discrete control. PLCbased continuous control. Applications with PLC.
Installationandmaintenance.
Joyanes,Luis(1993)Problemasdemetodologadelaprogramacin.Madrid:Mc
GrawHill(005.13/J79)
Cherre A, Rafael (2002) Lenguaje de Programacin C++. Net. Lima: s.n.
(005.13/CH54)
Ceballos Sierra, Francisco (2002) El lenguaje de Programacin C. Mxico D.F.:
Alfaomega(005.13VC/C3)
Amy, Laurence (1992) Automation systems for control and data acqusition.
NorthCaroline:ISA(621.381I/A51).
Szklanny,Sergio(1995)Sistemasdigitalesdecontroldeprocesos.BuenosAires:
s.n.(621.381I/S9).
Marin, Francisco (2007) Diseo basado en microcontroladores. Mlaga:

UniversidaddeMlaga.(004.16/M2)
Pereira,Fabio(2007)MicrocontroladoresPIC.SaoPaulo:s.n.(005.13/P43).
Ramrez Quiroz, Elmer (1997) Controladores lgicos programables. Lima:

Concytec(629.8PLC/R2)
Porras, Alejandro. Autmatas programables. Madrid: Mc GrawHill .(
629.8PLC/P78)
Ackermann, R.(1991) Controladores lgicos programables. Nivel avanzado.
Esslingen:Festo(629.8PLC/A1).
300
PowerElectronicsandMaintenanceModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
the
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturer
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
PowerElectronicsandMaintenance
EA17
ID
Semester
ElectronicsMaintenance
AA5020
PowerElectronics
AA6010
JosLazarte
JosLazarte
RobertoDelgado
Spanish
Compulsory
Nr
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
3
Laboratory
20students
4
Lecture
40students
2 AA6010
2.5
Laboratory
20students
intotal.
1
Workload
Courses
Nr
AA5020
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1
AA5020
3
2
99
4
2
AA6010
6.5
3
177
5
Requirementsaccording Inordertopasseachcourseofthemodule,studentmustobtainaminimalfinalgrade
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
Formal:None
prerequisites
Content:BasicElectronic,ElectronicDevicesandCircuitsIandII,DigitalCircuits.
Module
objectives/intended
Knowledge:
Applyamethodologyfordetectionandcorrectionofelectronicfaults.
learningoutcomes
Install,calibrate,putintooperationandgivemaintenancetopowercontrol
equipment.
ConfigureandprogramaProgrammableLogicControllertocontrola
manufacturingsystem.
Skills:
Usemaintenanceinstrumentsandtoolsadequately.
Usesoftwaretoolstodesignprintedcircuitboards.
ConfigureACandDCmotordrives.
Competences:
Diagnosefailuresandproposesolutionsinelectronicequipment.
Select,installandconfigureACandDCmotordrives.
Content
ElectronicsMaintenance:Schematicdiagrams.Designsimulationsoftware.Schematic
capture.Designandeditionofprintedcircuitsboards.Postprocessing.Printedcircuits
boards. Manufacture of printed circuit board by means of thermal transfer and
micromilling. Electronic maintenance concepts. Theoretical analysis of faults.
Detectionandregistryoffailures.Electronicwelding.Prototypeconstruction.
PowerElectronics:ApplicationofpassivecomponentsinpowerelectronicsR,LandC
Selection of power devices. Harmonics, causes and effects. Singlephase rectifier
circuits.Threephaseuncontrolledrectifier.Integratedcircuitsofpowercontrol.PWM
signals. DC/DC converters. PWM control l integrated circuit. Inverter circuits. Speed
control of motors. Speed variators of AC/DC motors. Variators according to NEMA
301
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
codes.Networkswithspeedvariators.Motioncontrol.
Thompson,D.L.(1987)Proyectosenmicroelectrnica.Madrid:Paraninfo.
(621.381/T48).
Cannon,Don(1988)Mantenimientodesistemasdigitales.Madrid:Anaya
multimedia.(621.381D/C23).
Rashid,Muhammad(2004)Electrnicadepotencia.MxicoD.F.:Pearson
Educacin.(621.381/R26)
Mohan,Ned(1992)Powerelectronic.Computersimulation,analysisand
educationusingPSpice.(621.381I/M5P).
MartnezGarca,Salvador(2006)Electrnicadepotencia.Madrid:Paraninfo.
(621.381/M2E).
Hart,Daniel(2001)Electrnicadepotencia.Madrid:PearsonEducacin.
(621.381/H2).
302
IndustrialSystemsModule
DegreeProgram
Moduledesignation
Modulelevel,if
applicable
Code,ifapplicable
Coursesand
Semester(s)inwhich
the
moduleistaught
theModule
Lecturers
Language
Typeofteaching,
contact
hours
IndustrialSystems
EA19
Nr
Content
Semester
AA6050
CoursesID
Contacthours
perweek
Teaching
Method
ClassSize
2
Lecture
40students
1
Lecture
40students
2 AA6050
2.5
Laboratory
20students
2
Lecture
40students
3 AA6070
2.5
Laboratory
20students
intotal.
Nr
totheexamination
regulations
Recommended
prerequisites
Module
objectives/intended
learningoutcomes
ID
QA6010
AA6070
6
MiguelChvez
GerardFranklin
FidelMatos
Spanish
Compulsory
Workload
Courses
IndustrialProcessesandOperation
IndustrialProcessesSupervisionand
Control
IndustrialDataCommunications
MiguelChvez
QA6010
Courses
ContactHours
perweek
PrivateStudy
perweek
Semester
Workload
ECTS
Credits
1
QA6010
2
3
100
4
2
AA6050
3.5
1
102
4
3
AA6070
4.5
3
133
4
Formal:None
Content:BasicElectronicandIndustrialAutomation
Knowledge:
Differentiatethecharacteristicsofthemostimportantprocessesandoperations
performedatindustrialplants.
Usecomputedbasedcontrolsystemsinindustrialapplications.
Usedifferentsystemsofcommunicationstotransferdatainreliableform.
Skills:
Determineoftankcapacity.
ConfigureHMI
Implementamediatransmissionusingradiomodems.
Competences:
Describeprocessesthatinvolvegashandlingequipment,watertreatment,heat
transfer,steamgenerationandairconditioning.
UsecontrolsystemslikeSCADA,DCSandPLCbased.
Selectequipmentandtechnologytotransmitinformation.
Industrial Processes and Operation: Introduction to the process plant. Pipes
accessories. Description of hydraulic pumps. Description of gas equipment handling.
Water in industry. Steam boilers. Combustion and fuels. Equipment in the process
industry.Operationandapplicationofsteam.Industrialrefrigerationandapplications
Industrialairconditioning.
303
Studyandexamination
ofexamination
Mediaemployed
Readinglist
Industrial Processes Supervision and Control: OSI model. Error checking. Network
topology. Communication protocols. Field buses. SCADA systems. Parts in a SCADA
system. Classification of the SCADA Systems. Distributed control systems. Systems
with PLC. Programming languages. Selection of a PLC. Input/output systems.
Communications.Realtimedataexchange.OPC.
Industrial Data Communications: Signals. Modulation and demodulation. Digital

Communication. Pulse modulation. Transmission media. Antennas. Fiber optic
communications.Satellitecommunications.Thetelephonesystem.Mobiletelephony.
Modems and Radio Modems. Wireless communications. Interfaces and
communicationprotocols.Fieldbuses.
Austin,George(1990)Manualdeprocesosqumicosenlaindustria.MxicoD.F.:
MCGrawHill.(661/A88/t.1)(661/A88/t.2)(661/A88/t.3).
Kent,JamesA.(1984)Manualderiegeldequmicaindustrial.MxicoD.F.:
ContinentalS.A.(660/K3).
Szklanny,Sergio(1995)Sistemasdigitalesdecontroldeprocesos.Buensoaires:
s.n.(621.381I/S9).
Laurence,Amy(1992)Automationsystemasforcentralanddataacquisition.
Northcalifornia:ISA.(621.381I/A51).
Considine,Douglas(1993)Processindustrialinstrumentsandcontrolshandbook.
NewYork:McGrawHill.(621.381I/C74).
CreusSole,Antonio(2007)Simulacinycontroldeprocesosporordenador.
Madrid:Marcombo.(621.381I/C88)
Berge,Jonas(2005)Softwareforautomation.Architecture,integration,and
security.ResearchTriangleParkNC:ISA(670.4275/B45).
RodrguezPenin,Aquilino(2007)SistemasSCADA.Barcelona:Marcombo
(621.381I/R76).
Tomasi,Wayne(2003)Sistemasdecomunicacioneselectrnicas.MxicoD.F.:
PrenticeHall(621.382/T69/4)
Mario,Perfecto(1995)Lascomunicacionesenlaempresa.Madrid:RAMA
(004.67R/M26).
RoldnMartnez,David(2005)Comunicacionesinalmbricas.MxicoD.F.:
Alfaomega2005(004.67R/R79).
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Mathematics II: Limits and continuity. Asymptotes and graphs of functions.

Applied Mathematics: Derivative: Applications as reason of change. Derivative:

Electronics: Introduction to Electronics. Semiconductor diodes. Application of

Electrical Workshop: Basic operations with electrical conductors. Electrical

Blackboard, slides, beamer presentations, demonstration of lab examples and

Boylestad, Robert L. (2003). Electrnica: Teora de circuitos. Mxico D.F.:

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Communication I: Human communication and information in contemporary

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Del Pozo Delgado, Pilar. (2007) Formacin de formadores. Madrid: Pirmide

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Blackboard, slides, beamer presentations, demonstration of lab examples and

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Chase, Richard (2000) Administracin de produccin y operaciones.

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Human Resources: Management: Fundamental skills. Management and personal

Induction to Labor Market: Personal competitiveness. The rsum. Job interview,

Blackboard, slides, beamer presentations, demonstration of lab examples and

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Technical Drawing: Basic principles. Standardized dimensioning. Projection

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