Computer Engineering
The field of Computer Engineering focuses on the development of computer systems and on areas in which knowledge of software and hardware is essential and complementary.
Computer engineers work on the design, planning, development and testing of computer systems. These systems vary in size from small onboard processors to massive server networks. Demand for computer engineering is constant, given the growing presence of information technology in our daily lives.
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1st Semester |
Software Design |
Great Challenges of Engineering |
Instrumentation & Measurement |
Modeling & Simulation of the Physical World |
Design Nature |
Extracurricular Activities |
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2nd Semester |
Electric Actuators |
Data Science |
Co-Design of Applications |
Physics of Movement |
Calculus of Variations |
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3rd Semester |
Deconstructing Matter |
Agile Collaborative Development |
Elements of Systems |
Multivariable Mathematics |
Computational Robotics |
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4th Semester |
Embedded Computation |
Technological Entrepreneurship |
Field & Wave Electromagnetics |
Modeling & Control |
Web Technologies |
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5th Semester |
Programming Challenges |
Technological & Environmental Chemistry |
Hardware-Software Systems |
Heat Transfer & Mechanics of Solids |
Elective Course I |
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6th Semester |
Cloud Computing |
Computer Design |
Megadata |
Social Networks |
Elective Course II |
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7th Semester |
Digital Games |
Software Solutions |
Supercomputing |
Hacker Technologies |
Elective Course III |
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8th Semester |
Engineering Thesis I |
Elective Course IV |
Elective Course V |
Elective Course VI |
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9th Semester |
Engineering Thesis II |
Elective Course VII |
Elective Course VIII |
Elective Course IX |
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10th Semester |
Internship |
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Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering is the field of engineering that involves the design, installation, manufacturing and operation of machinery, tools and cooling, heating and energy conversion systems.
These engineers are vital to the machinery, aviation, automotive, energy and oil industries.
One promising area in which mechanical engineers can also work is health care, since their skills are essential for designing mechanical prostheses and life-support equipment, for instance. These highly valued professionals are in high demand in the market and enjoy many opportunities for career advancement.
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1st Semester |
Software Design |
Great Challenges of Engineering |
Instrumentation & Measurement |
Modeling & Simulation of the Physical World |
Design Nature |
Extracurricular Activities |
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2nd Semester |
Electric Actuators |
Data Science |
Co-Design of Applications |
Physics of Movement |
Calculus of Variations |
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3rd Semester |
Biomechanics |
Deconstructing Matter |
Design for Manufacturing |
Devices that Move the World |
Multivariable Mathematics |
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4th Semester |
Technological Entrepreneurship |
Field & Wave Electromagnetics |
Mechanics of Solids |
Modeling & Control |
Thermo-Fluid Dynamics |
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5th Semester |
Fabrication & Metrology |
Machine Mechanisms & Elements |
Numerical Methods |
Mechanical Project |
Mechanical Vibrations |
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6th Semester |
Special Topics in Fabrication |
Materials for Mechanical Construction |
Biomechanical Project |
Heat Transfer |
Elective Course I |
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7th Semester |
Industrial Equipment |
Energy Conversion Machinery & Systems |
Thermo-Fluid Machines Project |
Technological & Environmental Chemistry |
Elective Course II |
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8th Semester |
Engineering Thesis I |
Elective Course III |
Elective Course IV |
Elective Course V |
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9th Semester |
Engineering Thesis II |
Elective Course VI |
Elective Course VII |
Elective Course VIII |
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10th Semester |
Internship |
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Mechatronic Engineering
Mechatronic Engineering develops engineers who work to automate the machines that control the functioning of other machines and complex systems with no need for human intervention. For this, they must understand the workings of machines and mechanical devices, control and automation, electronic instrumentation and computer programing.
Because of their knowledge of mechanical, electronic and computer engineering, mechatronic engineers find a wide array of job opportunities in the industrial sector (chemical, automotive, aviation, shipping, oil and gas) as well as the services sector (information technology, banking automation, automation system integration and consulting firms). The field also offers excellent opportunities for entrepreneurs who want to start their own business, working to apply the technologies learned to create solutions for users and companies, which include the development of, for example, medical devices, residential automation systems, smart home appliances and applications for mobile devices that interact with the physical world.
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1st Semester |
Software Design |
Great Challenges of Engineering |
Instrumentation & Measurement |
Modeling & Simulation of the Physical World |
Design Nature |
Extracurricular Activities |
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2nd Semester |
Electric Actuators |
Data Science |
Co-Design of Applications |
Physics of Movement |
Calculus of Variations |
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3rd Semester |
Biomechanics |
Deconstructing Matter |
Design for Manufacturing |
Devices that Move the World |
Multivariable Mathematics |
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4th Semester |
Technological Entrepreneurship |
Field & Wave Electromagnetics |
Mechanics of Solids |
Modeling & Control |
Thermo-Fluid Dynamics |
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5th Semester |
Fabrication & Metrology |
Machine Mechanisms & Elements |
Numerical Methods |
Mechatronic Project |
Electronic Systems & Microprocessors |
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6th Semester |
Hydraulic & Pneumatic Automation |
Classic Control |
Electrical Machines & Actuation |
Automation Project |
Elective Course I |
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7th Semester |
Modern Control |
Energy Conversion Machinery & Systems |
Technological & Environmental Chemistry |
Control Project |
Elective Course II |
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8th Semester |
Engineering Thesis I |
Elective Course III |
Elective Course IV |
Elective Course V |
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9th Semester |
Engineering Thesis II |
Elective Course VI |
Elective Course VII |
Elective Course VIII |
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10th Semester |
Internship |
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Why choose Insper?
Our learning and teaching methodology is centered on the student, based on practical projects and develops professionals to solve real-world problems. Teamwork, design, entrepreneurship and continuing learning are other characteristics of the program that are evident since the first day of class.
In their first two semesters, during the Basic Cycle, students in all three Engineering programs study together. In the third and fourth semesters, students in the Mechanical and Mechatronic programs continue to study the same courses, while those in the Computer program begin courses in the Specific Cycle.
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