About the course

Automation is technology associated with the application of mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems, supported by computing means for operating and controlling manufacturing systems.

The Industrial Automation course is intended to graduate professionals for working in service planning and for installing and supervising automation and control systems.

At USC, the student is taught to design, install, program, integrate, and maintain industrial process automation and control applied systems, employing innovative manufacturing techniques in the industry sector for several segments.

Subjects

• Calculus
• Communication and Expression
• Electricity
• Engineering: Product and Manufacturing
• Physics – Kinematics and Dynamics
• Introduction to Industrial Automation
• Technical Drawing
• Industrial Maintenance Management
• Industrial Hygiene and Safety
• Computer Programming
• Industrial Networks
• Industrial Sensors and Instrumentation
• Electric Drives for Automation
• Process Automation
• Analytical Geometry and Linear Algebra
• Logics
• Unit Operations
• Energy Resources
• Circuit-Applied Electricity
• Electronics
• Statistics
• Religious Ethics and Culture
• Introduction to Logical Controller
• Onboard Systems
• Programmable Logical Controller
• Entrepreneurship
• Electrical Installations
• Formal Languages, Automats, and Computability
• Methods and Equipment Applied to Electrical Machines
• Social Responsibility Sociology
• Compilers
• Digital Electronics
• Industrial Electrotechnics
• Artificial Intelligence
• Electric Power Systems