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Universidad de Cuenca
Departamento de Ingeniería Eléctrica,
Electrónica y Telecomunicaciones
Sesión 1
Motivación
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ORGANIZACIÓN DEL CURSO
Introducción Áreas de
a la ingeniería especialización
Fundamento Componentes
básicos activos y circuitos
integrados
Medio Término
Herramientas Metodología de
de ingeniería solución de problemas
Destrezas
Fundamentos
académicas
Talleres
Charlas
Proyecto
Autónomo final 3
Investigación
HORARIOS Y UBICACIÓN FÍSICA
• Sesiones
– Miércoles: 09h00 – 09h00 - > A-110 (G1)
– Miércoles: 15h00 – 17h00 -> A-012 (G2)
• Asesoría
– Lunes: 14h00 – 15h00 -> Edificio Promas 4to piso (316)
– Martes: 14h00 – 15h00 -> Edificio Promas 4to piso (316)
• Regulaciones:
– Puntualidad en asistencia y entrega de tareas
– Foros de discusión
– Sugerencias… 4
NO ESTÁ POR DEMÁS…
• Ahora son estudiantes universitarios
– Respeto
– Dedicación
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ACERCA DE SU PROFESOR
• Otra razón
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¿QUÉ ES INGENIERÍA?
• Ingeniería es la aplicación de las ciencias y las
matemáticas para la producción de dispositivos
y sistemas útiles.
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MALLA CURRICULAR– UNIDAD
PROFESIONAL
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MALLA CURRICULAR – UNIDAD DE
TITULACIÓN
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¿QUÉ NO ES INGENIERÍA?
Personal de formación base o
Técnicos vs. Ingenieros empírica, científicos, hackers
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¿QUÉ DIFERENCIA A UN INGENIERO?
• Los ingenieros usan las ciencias de la computación:
modelizan, estudian e implementan.
Computación
• Hardware Redes de computadores
• Software • Hardware
• Software
Sistemas de comunicaciones
• Diseño
• Configuración
• Análisis
• implementación
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ÉTICA Y SOCIEDAD
• Sociedad
– Asociación de personas bajo un sistema de reglas diseñadas
para mejorar su bienestar a lo largo del tiempo.
• Moralidad
– Reglas de conducta que describen qué deberían hacer o no las
personas.
• Ética
– Estudio filosófico de la moral
– Estudio racional de la moral de las personas, creencias y
comportamiento
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CASO DE ESTUDIO
• The past months, George, an electrical engineer working for an aerospace
contractor, has been the quality control manager on a project to develop a
computerized control system for a new military aircraft. Early simulations of
the software for the control system showed that, under certain conditions,
instabilities would arise that would cause the plane to crash. The software
was subsequently patched to eliminate the specific problems uncovered by
the tests. After the repairs were made, the system passed all of the required
simulation tests.
• George is convinced, however, that those problems were symptomatic of a
fundamental design flaw that could only be eliminated by an extensive
redesign of the system. Yet, when he brought his concern to his superiors,
they assured him that the problems had been resolved, as shown by the
tests. Anyway, to reevaluate and possibly redesign the system would
introduce delays that would cause the company to miss the delivery date
specified in the contract, and that would be very costly.
• Now, there's a great deal of pressure on George to sign off on the system
and allow it to be flight tested. It has even been hinted that, if he persists in
delaying release of the system, the responsibility will be taken away from
him and given to someone who is more compliant. . . .
• What makes the situation so difficult for George is that he must choose
between conflicting duties: loyalty to self, family, employer, and superiors
versus the obligation to tell the truth and to protect others from harm… 18
ANÁLISIS ÉTICO
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IEEE CODE OF ETHICS
1. to accept responsibility in making decisions consistent with the
safety, health, and welfare of the public, and to disclose promptly
factors that might endanger the public or the environment;
1.
2. to avoid real or perceived conflicts of interest whenever possible,
and to disclose them to affected parties when they do exist;
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IEEE CODE OF ETHICS
6. to maintain and improve our technical competence and to
undertake technological tasks for others only if qualified by training
or experience, or after full disclosure of pertinent limitations;
6.
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PREGUNTAS
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