Industrial and Information Engineering

Area	Ingegneria
Classe	L-P03 – Professioni Tecniche Industriali e dell’Informazione
Lingua	Italiano
Tipo di accesso	Programmato a livello locale n. 50 posti
Sede	Pesaro, Via Petrarca 18
Didattica	In presenza

Features and aims of the course

This professionalizing course aims to provide students with the skills necessary to practice their profession.
The course is structured so that, in addition to grounding, vocational subjects are introduced by the first year in order to train engineers with electrical, energy and mechanical engineering skills, with particular reference to the following areas of expertise: electrical systems and home automation systems, heat engineering, energy systems, industrial plants, energy efficiency, renewable sources.
In line with its professionalizing nature, the Course reserves a significant number of credits for laboratory activities and for carrying out the work placement within professional firms and companies.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Electric systems for renewable sources;
Heat engineering and air-conditioning systems;
Electrical systems;
Technical and industrial plants;
Home and office automation systems;
Thermal, refrigeration and cogeneration plants;
Energy machines and systems
Automation systems;
Electrical engineering
ICT systems;
Electrical measurements;
IT technologies and techniques;
3D modelling and drawing of plants;
Relevant technical regulations.

YOUR FUTURE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

The Industrial and Information Systems graduate will be able to work both as a freelancer and as an institution/company employee, be it in the public or private sector and working on electrical, energy or thermal engineering tasks or tasks involving mechanics. Notably, Industrial and Information Systems graduates can join the Italian Order of Industrial Experts and Industrial Engineers and therefore work as a freelancer or as a graduated Industrial Engineer.

STRENGTHS OF THE COURSE

The course strongest point is its highly career-oriented feature, which enables students to directly access the labour market.

In fact, through numerous hours dedicated to laboratory activities and to traineeship projects in professional offices and/or companies, graduate students is technically read to directly access the labour market as both, a freelancer and an employee in private and public companies. In particular, the course provides career-oriented competencies in some of the most requested professional fields as: electrical, thermotechnical and service wiring; renewable sources and energy efficiency.