Engineering
Mechatronics
RVOE 20220724
Where the machine learns to decide.
ICES Mechatronics Engineering brings mechanics, electronics, control and programming together so you can design, automate and commission the systems that keep industry moving.
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Datos generales del programa
9 four-month terms
Three years of coursework, plus the social service placement.
Blended format
Online coursework during the week and on-campus classes on Saturday or Sunday.
Virtual campus
Learning platform with a virtual library and activities guided by your lecturer.
Placement agreements
Agreements with SEFIPLAN, Liceo de Artes y Oficios and ARSPS for practice and social service.
About the program
Mechanics, electronicsand control
Across nine four-month terms you build the hard foundation — calculus, physics, statics, dynamics, thermodynamics, materials — and on top of it the part that brings a machine to life: circuits, digital electronics, signals, control systems and programmable logic controllers.
The final terms are about integration: industrial control, machine element design, robotics, artificial intelligence and a professional placement. That is where everything before it comes together into a system that works.
Graduate profile
The engineeryou will become
By the end of nine terms you won't just know how a machine moves — you'll know how to design it, instrument it and program it to decide on its own. These are the four capabilities you leave ICES with.
Mechanical design
You draw and size machine elements and mechanisms, drawing on statics, dynamics, mechanics of materials and structural processes.
Robotics and automation
You program industrial robots, integrate programmable logic controllers and automate manufacturing processes end to end.
Electronics, instrumentation and control
You design circuits and digital electronics, measure with the right instrumentation and close the loop with industrial control systems.
Innovation and project management
You appraise a project's economic viability, apply artificial intelligence to processes and carry the idea through to a prototype with an entrepreneur's judgement.
Curriculum
Course map
Nine four-month terms that move from the basic sciences to robotics and industrial control. Pick a term to see the courses you will take.
First term
- 01Calculus I
- 02Physics I
- 03Chemistry
- 04Oral and Written Communication
- 05Vector Spaces
- 06Structural Processes
Second term
- 01Mechatronics
- 02Calculus II
- 03Physics II
- 04Numerical Methods
- 05Probability and Statistics
- 06Engineering Materials
Third term
- 01Statics
- 02Calculus III
- 03Physics III
- 04Dynamics of Motion I
- 05Thermodynamics
- 06Environmental Culture and Sustainable Development
Fourth term
- 01Engineering Drawing
- 02Engineering Economics
- 03Physics IV
- 04Electrical Circuits I
- 05Research Methodology
- 06Dynamics of Motion II
Fifth term
- 01Signals and Systems
- 02Measurement Laboratory
- 03Digital Electronics I
- 04Electrical Circuits II
- 05Mechanics of Materials I
- 06Marketing
Sixth term
- 01Mechanics of Materials II
- 02Electrical Circuits III
- 03Digital Electronics II
- 04Analysis and Synthesis of Mechanisms
- 05Industrial Engineering
- 06Entrepreneurship Development
Seventh term
- 01Digital Electronics III
- 02Control Systems
- 03Machine Element Design I
- 04Industrial Electronics and Electricity
- 05Programmable Logic Controllers
- 06Programming I
Eighth term
- 01Industrial Control
- 02Machine Element Design II
- 03Algorithms and Process Application
- 04Robotics I
- 05Programming II
- 06Graduation Seminar I
Ninth term
- 01Digital Instrumentation
- 02Programming III
- 03Robotics II
- 04Artificial Intelligence
- 05Graduation Seminar II
- 06Professional Placement
Admission requirements
Put your file together
Gather your paperwork before starting the process and hand it in along with the corresponding payments.
Documents
- Birth certificate
- Middle school certificate
- High school certificate
- CURP (Mexican population registry code)
- INE (Mexican voter ID)
- Proof of address
- Letter of good conduct
- 6 passport-size black and white photographs
- Medical certificate issued by SESVER or the Red Cross
Payments
- Academic package fee
- Enrolment fee
- First monthly tuition payment
Frequently asked questions
We answer your questionsbefore you enrol
We have gathered what people ask us most when they are about to take the step: admissions, costs, study formats and campus life. If your question is not here, write to us and we will reply the same day.
We are open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Yes. All our bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs are accredited by Mexico's Ministry of Public Education (SEP) under a current federal RVOE.
No. Our only campus is in the city of Xalapa, at Paseo de las Palmas No. 17 y 19, Fraccionamiento Veracruz.
Two: the on-campus format, with in-person classes Monday through Friday, and the blended format, which combines in-person sessions on Saturdays with online study from Monday to Friday.
As a matter of institutional policy, we share tuition costs in person at our campus.
We recommend booking a visit so we can review your situation: that way we can give you accurate information for your particular case.
There is no age limit. As long as you hold a high school certificate, you can begin your professional studies.
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