Faculty of Engineering

Civil Engineering

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We train professionals with a transcendent vision of their work so that they build the future of our country

Since its creation in 1985, the Civil Engineering academic program of the University of Piura has been shaped by educational trends at a national and international level, local needs and technological advances in the career in all its specialties, in order to to offer educational quality to students and contribute to the development of society.

Profiles

Admission profile

Graduation profile

Admission profile

The applicant to the Civil Engineering Academic Program of the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Piura must have appropriate skills to successfully face the challenges of the university studies to come.
The necessary skills are:

  • Respect the basic rules of coexistence in a demanding and person-centered academic environment.
  • Understand short sentences and communicate ideas orally and in writing.
  • Ability to solve basic mathematics problems: algebra, geometry and mathematical reasoning.
  • Perform in collaborative groups.

These skills will be evaluated in the admission process and at the preparatory or introductory level (leveling).

Graduation profile

The Civil Engineering degree at the University of Piura seeks to train professionals capable of applying knowledge, skills and attitudes in the field of civil engineering, through the identification and resolution of society's problems. To this end, a competency-based graduation profile has been defined that includes the ability to identify and understand civil engineering problems, analyze them and produce valid results and recommendations for their solution, taking into account aspects of safety, well-being, global and cultural factors. , social, environmental and economic. In addition, graduates are expected to be able to apply criteria and techniques using modern design tools in civil engineering to design solutions to problems considering the aforementioned aspects. Likewise, it is intended that graduates have skills in writing technical documentation, reports and presentations, and that they are trained to work in teams and manage projects.
Finally, graduates are expected to know new trends and technologies in civil engineering, know how to identify and use relevant sources of information to complement their training, and be able to autonomously apply the new knowledge acquired in civil engineering situations.

Knowledge Areas

Basic sciences

Engineering Sciences

Hydraulic and environmental

Geotechnics and roads

Structures

Materials and construction

Humanities

Research and application

Basic sciences

Development of skills in the calculation and management of mathematical operations, for solving engineering problems, as well as the interpretation of results.
It covers solid knowledge of the basic principles of physics and chemistry, including fundamental laws, theories and concepts. This involves understanding physical and chemical phenomena, interactions between particles and systems, and the properties and behaviors of matter and energy.

Engineering Sciences

The subjects in this academic section focus on the understanding and application of the fundamental principles of applied sciences to the practice of engineering.

Hydraulic and environmental

Subjects are taught focused on the development of competencies that allow them to develop skills to participate professionally in the planning and design of infrastructures for the efficient management of water resources, as well as in the control of riverine and pluvial floods. In addition, students acquire knowledge that allows them to understand and identify the environmental impacts derived from the execution and operation of various civil works.

Geotechnics and roads

Subjects are taught focused on the development of skills that allow them to develop skills to participate professionally in the analysis and geotechnical design of foundations and retaining walls, as well as in the geometric and structural design of roads and paths. This includes learning advanced geotechnical analysis and design techniques and methodologies, as well as understanding the principles and criteria of geometric and structural design applied to road projects.

Structures

It focuses on developing skills that allow professional participation in the structural analysis and design of buildings. Through our competency-based training, students acquire the necessary knowledge in structural mechanics and apply analysis and design methodologies to ensure the safety and stability of buildings. Additionally, we promote the development of skills in the use of structural modeling software and tools.

Materials and construction

It focuses on developing skills that allow professional participation in the planning of construction projects and in the management and control of their execution. Through this training, students acquire knowledge about materials selection and evaluation, as well as skills in project management and quality control.

Humanities

The subjects of this academic section focus on cultural, philosophical and theological training and the development of the spirit of service and solidarity.

Research and application

It includes subjects that promote and develop skills related to scientific research and the practical application of the knowledge acquired during their university studies.

Curriculum

CYCLE I

  • Elementary Calculus
  • Analytical and Vector Geometry
  • Introduction to Graphic Representation
  • Linear algebra
  • University orientation

CYCLE II

  • Calculation of a Variable
  • General Physics 1
  • Programming and Numerical Methods
  • General chemistry
  • Verbal Communication 1

CYCLE III

  • Multivariable Calculus
  • General Physics 2
  • Graphic Representation in Civil Engineering
  • Statistic and probability
  • Verbal Communication 2

CYCLE IV

  • Advanced Calculus and Applications
  • Topography
  • Materials for Civil Engineering
  • Static Mechanics
  • History and culture

CYCLE V

  • Dynamic Mechanics
  • Applied Geology
  • Concrete Technology
  • Material resistance
  • Philosophical Anthropology

CYCLE VI

  • Fluid mechanics
  • Soil mechanics
  • Construction Engineering
  • Structural analysis
  • Reality, Knowledge and Transcendence
  • Investigation workshop

CYCLE VII

  • Hydraulics
  • Road engineering
  • Building Installations
  • Structural Dynamics
  • Introduction to Theology
  • Environmental Impact Assessment

CYCLE VIII

  • Hydrology
  • Pavement Engineering
  • Construction Management
  • Behavior and design in reinforced concrete
  • Theology and Christian Life
  • General Elective 1

CYCLE IX

  • Design of hydraulic works
  • Geotechnical Engineering
  • Structural design in reinforced concrete
  • Social doctrine of the church
  • Specialty Elective 1
  • Specialty Elective 2

CYCLE

  • Civil Engineering Projects
  • Ethics and People Management
  • General Elective 2
  • Specialty Elective 3
  • Specialty Elective 4

Importante: Nuestro diseño curricular está sujeto a actualización de acuerdo con el artículo 40 de la Ley Universitaria.

Leyenda

  • Basic sciences
  • Basic sciences
  • Basic sciences
  • Basic sciences
  • Humanities
  • Basic sciences
  • Basic sciences
  • Basic sciences
  • Basic sciences
  • Humanities
  • Basic sciences
  • Basic sciences
  • Basic sciences
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Humanities
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Materials and construction
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Humanities
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Geotechnics and Road
  • Materials and construction
  • Engineering Sciences
  • Humanities
  • Hydraulic and Environmental
  • Geotechnics and Road
  • Materials and construction
  • Structures
  • Humanities
  • Research and Application
  • Hydraulic and Environmental
  • Geotechnics and Road
  • Materials and construction
  • Structures
  • Humanities
  • Hydraulic and Environmental
  • Hydraulic and Environmental
  • Geotechnics and Road
  • Materials and construction
  • Structures
  • Humanities
  • General Electives
  • Hydraulic and Environmental
  • Geotechnics and Road
  • Structures
  • Humanities
  • Specialty Electives
  • Specialty Electives
  • Research and Application
  • Humanities
  • General Electives
  • Specialty Electives
  • Specialty Electives

Program Strengths

Teaching plan

The program has a teaching staff made up mainly of full-time professors. The teachers have up-to-date knowledge of the course and are committed to the comprehensive training of the student and continuous improvement processes.

Humanistic training and personal advice

The UDEP promotes the professional and humanistic training of students, placing emphasis on the quality of teaching and the comprehensive training of people. In addition, it provides personalized academic advice through a tutoring system during all years of study.

PROGRAMA ACREDITADO INTERNACIONALMENTE

El programa cuenta con la acreditación del ICACIT, que certifica el cumplimiento de estándares académicos y de gestión, a nivel internacional. Esta característica del programa aumenta  las oportunidades laborales de los egresados, así como, las posibilidades de obtener becas e intercambios estudiantiles. ICACIT es una institución de calidad peruana especializada en programas de Arquitectura, Computación, Ciencias, Ingeniería y Tecnología en Ingeniería y es la primera agencia acreditadora latinoamericana que forma parte de la Alianza Internacional de Ingeniería, como miembro Signatario del Washington Accord.

Programa con Acreditación Icacit del Comité de Acreditación de Ingeniería (CAI) de Icacit, bajo los criterios generales y el criterio del Programa de Ingeniería Civil.
http://www.icacit.org.pe/

 

Objetivos Educacionales y Atributos del Graduado

Study plan and academic requirement

The study plan offers the necessary knowledge to perform in the professional field of Civil Engineering. Likewise, it lays the foundations to continue with specialization and postgraduate studies. At all times, it promotes scientific, rigorous and highly academically demanding training.

Modern laboratories and infrastructure

The program has one of the two largest and most important hydraulic laboratories in the country, which allows research, modeling and innovation to be carried out for the benefit of the program and the community. It also has specialized laboratories in order to give you the opportunity to put your knowledge into practice, develop your skills and prepare your thesis.

International agreements and exchanges

The program maintains cooperation agreements with international institutions, which promote the scientific development of teachers and students. Likewise, through the university's International Relations office, the student experience is promoted (outgoing) in foreign universities.

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