Innovating Lean Six Sigma
The Innovating Lean Six Sigma course is for all those engineering, IT and business students interested in problem solving and continuous improvement. Besides considering the foundation of Lean Six Sigma, this course considers Leadership, Culture, Business Metrics, Project Selection and Data-Driven Management. In the end of the semester, students will be able to manage processes […]
Data Analytics for Decision Support
The syllabus will be available directly from the course instructor during the first week of classes (while the academic adjustment period is ongoing).
Information Technology Management
This course is open for all those Information Technology (IT), engineering and business students interested in Information Technology Management. The main topics are: IT Governance. Service Management. Technological Resources Management. Risk Management. Outsourcing and Offshoring. Students analyze organizational structures and identify the relationship that the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) area has with other departments, […]
AI-Driven Design Thinking for Business Software Solutions
The AI-Driven Design Thinking for Business Software Solutions course is for all IT and business students interested in agile software design supported by generative AI. The course aims to design and model a business information system through the steps of the Design Thinking methodology. During execution, possibilities for prompts that can support achieving the objectives […]
New trends on planning and management for engineers
New trends of planning and management for engineers is for students interested in exploring approaches like Agile Project Management, Lean Construction, and Data-Driven Decision Making. Dive into cutting-edge strategies for sustainable practices, risk management, and leadership in engineering projects or any other. Combine those and make your own strategy. Questions about de course? Prof Ricardo José Bertin […]
Simulation of Building Energy and Indoor Air Quality
The syllabus will be available directly from the course instructor during the first week of classes (while the academic adjustment period is ongoing). Questions about the course? Prof Marcos Batistella Lopes – [email protected]
Introduction to Flight
This course provides an overview of the major flight sciences. It encompasses topics such as basic aerodynamics, elementary aircraft performance, introductory airplane stability and control, and aerospace propulsion. The course combines technical and historical aspects and represents an introduction to aeronautical engineering. The course equips the students with a broad view of flight sciences by […]
Product development in the food industry: processes and trends
Innovation in industrialized food products, with high sensory and nutritional quality, is a challenge for multi-professional teams. This course is aimed at students from different areas interested in learning about the processes involved in the development of industrialized food products (myths and truths) and does not require prior knowledge of food chemistry or biochemistry. Through […]
English Theatre Lab: Atuação em Língua Inglesa
English Theatre Lab is an elective, theory-and-practice-based course offered to students from different semesters of the Theatre program. It focuses on the study of the vocal, physical, textual, and cultural specificities of acting in a foreign language. The course involves practices such as improvisation, dramatic reading, character building, and scene work in English, fostering discussion […]
Body Language
Body Language is a theoretical–practical course introducing the fundamentals of body language as a means of theatrical expression and communication. The course explores body awareness, expressivity, and principles of movement applied to character creation and scene construction. Students will study and experiment with the Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) system — focusing on the categories Body […]
