Curriculum
Information Sheet of the Study Plan for Enrollment
Study plan for the Degree in Electronic, Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering
The Degree in Electronic, Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering taught at the Higher Technical School of Engineering of the University of Seville within the Andalucía Tech Campus of
Tech has four mentions (also known as intensifications or specialties):
Mechatronic Systems in Vehicles ( taught only at the University of Malaga)
Minor in Electronics and Control of Energy Systems (Deleted)
The degree is taught jointly between the Universities of Seville and Malaga. The degree may be started at either of the two universities and students will have the option of studying the last two years at the university where they started or at the other, depending on the desired major.
The name of the mention is specifically indicated in the student's graduate degree.
At the time of self-registration, the computer system presents all the optional subjects, whether or not they belong to the major chosen by the student. Therefore, it is the student's responsibility to make a correct choice of them.
In particular, it is a necessary condition to obtain the graduate degree to have completed one of the mentions. Therefore, if by mistake or by design a student completes the 240 credits by mixing subjects from different mentions, upon completion of these credits they will not be able to obtain the degree and must take additional subjects until completing one of the mentions.
Therefore, it is strongly recommended that you read the following guide carefully before self-enrolling in fourth-year subjects.
Questions that may arise about this document can be raised by email to the address Jefeturaestudios-etsi@us.es or docencia-etsi@us.es .
The following table shows the general structure of the studies. In it you can see five types of color-coded subjects:
The subjects indicated in aqua green background in the table (identified with the specific name of each subject) are basic training subjects that all students must take.
The subjects indicated in sienna background in the table (identified with the specific name of each subject) are mandatory subjects that all students must take.
The subjects indicated in a light yellow background (Specific Technology) are the subjects of each mention. Once a mention has been chosen, the subjects are unique so they can be considered “mandatory mentions” .
In the following sections these subjects are listed for each of the mentions.In the second semester of the fourth year, in addition to the Final Degree Project, 18 credits must be taken to choose from the following options:
Mention electives (marked on a grayish-blue background). They are different for each mention and are detailed on the following pages.
Common electives , also called transversal (marked on a bright yellow background). They are detailed on the following pages.
Internships in a company (maximum of 9 ECTS). They can be taken as a subject of 9 ECTS credits (normally corresponding to 9 weeks). The student must ensure that they have been assigned a company before enrolling. To do this, you must contact the ETSi external relations service.
Academic recognition for extra-university activities (cultural, sports, student representation, solidarity and cooperation) up to a maximum of 6 credits in accordance with university regulations. This also includes language accreditation at a level higher than the B1 required by the degree.
The Final Degree Project corresponds to 12 credits.
It can only be presented and evaluated once the student has passed at least 70% of the total credits of the degree.It is also remembered that the level of linguistic skills required to obtain this degree is B1 in English , other languages not being valid.
