AUTOMATION ENGINEERING

The Automation engineer possesses the unique ability to excel as an automation specialist, displaying a wide range of skills that extend to both the industrial and service sectors. With comprehensive training, this professional stands out for his/ her versatility and adaptability in various areas of engineering. At the core of his/ her experience is a solid foundation in basic sciences, with a special emphasis on Mathematics. This mathematical competency allows the student to address complex problems and develop innovative solutions with precision and efficiency.

Furthermore, the student’s knowledge extends deeply into the realm of electrical circuits and electronics, areas that are crucial to understanding and manipulating the electrical and electronic aspects of machinery and systems. His/ her skill set is complemented by a deep understanding of computing techniques, spanning both the tangible aspects of hardware and the intricate layers of software, from low-level programming that interacts directly with the hardware to high-level programming that offers more abstract and user-oriented information. friendly interfaces. This comprehensive understanding of computer science is essential for the design, development, and implementation of automation systems that increasingly rely on sophisticated software to control complex hardware operations.

This program’s training has been meticulously designed to equip you with the tools necessary to innovate and adapt in the rapidly evolving field of automation. By integrating principles from Mathematics, Electrical Circuits, Electronics and Computing, the student is prepared to meet the challenges presented by modern industrial and service environments. The student’s ability to navigate these diverse disciplines allows him/ her to develop holistic solutions that improve efficiency, productivity and reliability in automation projects, making him/ her an invaluable asset in any context seeking to leverage technology to advance and grow.

• QUALIFICATION AWARDED
  • Automation Engineer
• DURATION OF PROGRAM

  • 5 years (including 1 year preparatory)

Non-Spanish speaking students:

The program’s duration is 5 years. Total cost of the program, including the 1^st year of preparatory and Spanish language program.  The Spanish preparatory program includes the following:

• Accommodation in CubaHeal students’ residence for the 1st year of Spanish Pre-med
• Transportation from and to school

Spanish speaking Student:

The program’s duration is 4.5 years. For Spanish speaking visitors interested in this program, kindly visit our sister company by clicking on the image below: https://chmt-la.com/automation-engineering/

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Important Notices:

1. All non-Spanish speaking students are required to enroll in a 1-year pre-med program intended to deepen students’ knowledge of the Spanish language related to Biomedical Sciences and also to train the students in the development of the teaching process.
2. Upon submitting your application, it will be recorded in a database and is only valid for the academic year in which it was requested. Otherwise, if you do not attend in that period, you must make a new formal request.

The above prices include the following:

• Enrollment
• Right of attendance to all practical and theoretical teaching activities
• Right to all the exams including the final state examination.
• Marks certification.
• Title duly legalized by the University of Medical Sciences where the student has attended studies at the end of the program.
• Use of library services during the studies.
• Access to sport and cultural areas of the University of Medical Sciences
• Participation in its various manifestations and scientific advisory for research works.

The above prices do not include the following:

• Accommodation for year 1^st – 4^th year of the engineering program
• Meals
• Learning materials
• National or international transportation
• Telephone services and/or internet services
• Books
• Printing
• Immigration procedures in Cuba
• Change of migratory status
• Identity document for year 1^st – 4^th year of engineering
• Translations and legalization at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or embassies
• Health insurance or medical care
• Paperwork and transfer of the deceased in case of death.

Professional Model

This engineer is qualified to serve as an automation specialist, showcasing remarkable versatility within both industrial and service sectors due to comprehensive professional training. With a solid foundation in fundamental sciences, particularly Mathematics, as well as in-depth knowledge in Electrical Circuits, Electronics, and Computer Technology (encompassing both hardware and software across various levels of complexity), this professional is well-prepared to apply these skills effectively in their field of expertise.

Work Objective

The core subject of this work centers on control systems, which consist of the procedures that require regulation and the requisite technological resources for implementing measurement, monitoring, and control within their designated area of influence.

This graduate emerges as a professional equipped with a comprehensive skill set, possessing the essential fundamentals needed to contribute effectively to projects of medium complexity within their field. Moreover, this individual possesses a deep understanding of the economic and managerial facets critical for the efficient execution and advancement of their professional duties.

Modes of Action

The operational competencies of this professional, in relation to automatic control systems, measurement and instrumentation systems, and computer systems, encompass a broad spectrum of activities, including:

• The installation and initiation of systems,
• The development and planning of projects,
• The management, operation, and maintenance of systems.

Fields of Action

An Automation Engineer operates within a dynamic and technologically advanced domain, specializing in the design, implementation, and optimization of systems that enhance efficiency and productivity. Their areas of expertise are categorized into three primary fields of action:

• Automatic Control Systems: Automation Engineers are pivotal in developing systems that autonomously manage and control machinery and processes. These systems are foundational in various industries, enabling precise control over factors like temperature, pressure, and flow rates, thus ensuring operational efficiency, safety, and reliability.
• Measurement and Instrumentation Systems: In this field, Automation Engineers design and implement systems that accurately measure physical quantities and convert them into readable data. This data is crucial for monitoring, controlling, and optimizing industrial operations. By ensuring accurate data collection and analysis, they play a critical role in maintaining the integrity and performance of industrial systems.
• Computer Systems: Automation Engineers leverage computer technology to enhance industrial and manufacturing processes. This encompasses the development of software and hardware solutions for process control, data analysis, and system integration. Their expertise ensures that computer systems are effectively employed to automate tasks, analyze data, and improve decision-making processes.

Through these fields of action, Automation Engineers contribute significantly to the advancement of modern industry, driving innovation and improving the efficiency and effectiveness of various systems and processes.

Prior and upon the student’s arrival to the Republic of Cuba, CubaHeal Inc will be responsible for coordinating and concluding the following logistical issues:

Prior to the student’s arrival:

1. Ensure adequate accommodation in or near the school.
2. Keep constant line of communication with the university’s administration to confirm seat reservation.
3. Arranging for airport pickup

Upon the Student’s Arrival:

1. Airport pickup
2. An orientation session to familiarize the student with:

• CubaHeal team.
• local transportation.
• Other aspects relating to and city’s facilities as well as relevant immigration and legal laws that must be adhered to in the Republic of Cuba.

3. Establishment of bank
4. Stand as a permanent point of reference for the student should a need arises.
5. Stand as a permanent point of reference to the student’s relatives overseas should the need arises.

Prospective students for AUTOMATION ENGINEERING program must complete the “APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION INTO A CUBAN UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC PROGRAM” form and submit an initial deposit of $200 CAD to secure university admittance.