Description of Subjects

1st Year
Analytic Geometry and Linear Algebra: This subject aims to work with
vectors, lines and planes, as well as represent them graphically. Studies with
matrices, linear equations and the concepts of linear algebra. The study
allows having notions about matrices, determinants, linear systems, vectors,
lines, planes, angles and distances, vector spaces and linear
transformations.
Physics I: This subject aims to understand the basic phenomena and
principles inherent in the laws of Newton. The content is related to the
notions of Measurement, Vectors, Motion in One Dimension, Motion in a
Plane Dynamics of a Particle, Work and Energy, Conservation of Energy,
Conservation of Linear Momentum and Collisions, the behavior of liquids and
gases. The content involves notions about Rotation, Movements Periodicals,
Hydrostatics, and Hydrodynamics.
Physics Laboratory I: This subject aims to understand the basic
phenomena and principles inherent in Newton's laws. The content involves
experiments involving notions for Measurements and Theory of Errors,
Construction and graphical analysis of the measurements instruments,
Rectilinear Motion and Newton's Laws, Conservation of Quantity of
Movement and Conservation of Kinetic Energy, Rotate, Periodic Motion and
Study of Springs.
Differential and Integral Calculus I: This subject aims to calculate Limits
and Derivatives of functions of a real variable and apply the derived in the
study of the variation of the functions of a real variable. The content
involves notions of Real Function of a Real Variable, Limits, Derivatives and
Applications of derivatives, Differential, Taylor's formula, and Indefinite
Integral Integration Techniques, Polar Coordinates, Definite Integrals and
Applications (definition, geometric interpretation and properties, Mean Value
Theorem and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Geometric Applications
- areas, arc length, volumes of solids of revolution in Cartesian, polar and
parametric functions given by equations, physical Applications (center of
gravity and moment of inertia), calculate limits and derivatives of functions
of two or more real variables, study maximum and minimum functions of
two or more real variables, applying partial derivatives.
General Chemistry: This subject aims to study the behavior of gases,
liquids and solids, understand the development of quantum mechanics, to
understand how chemical reactions occur from the point of view of chemical

kinetics and thermodynamics and use the knowledge of kinetics and

thermodynamics in the study of electrochemical processes.
General Chemistry Laboratory: This subject aims at improving attitudes
techniques, applying the work of laboratories. The content involves notions
of fundamental techniques and laboratory safety, Study of Matter, Split
System a miscible liquid - liquid, Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics and
Chemical Equilibrium.
Basic Design: This subject aims to solve problems of building technical
design, graphically represent objects through the projection system and the
orthographic views, read and interpret the technical design. The content is
related to the notions of Fundamental geometric constructions, line types
and application formats roles, drawing scales, dimensioning, axonometric
projections and Orthographic Views.
Introduction to Mechanical Engineering: This subject aims to integrate
the student undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering UNESP
Guaratinguet and view the skills and expertise of a mechanical engineer,
and meet legal responsibilities and professional social. The content is
related to notions about the course program of Mechanical Engineering
UNESP Guaratinguet and professional aspects of Mechanical Engineering
and History of Engineering, skills and competencies and duties of a
mechanical engineer, areas formation and professional mechanical
engineer.
Introduction to Scientific Methodology: This subject aims to enable the
student to understand the factors related to the development of scientific
research and the methodology for the production and publication of a
scientific report. Be able to structure a search. Be able to propose a research
project. The content involves notions of Scientific Knowledge, The Scientific
Method, The Basics of Research Procedures for Scientific Research,
Hypothesis, Data Analysis in Scientific Research, The Dissemination of
Research (Techniques and Standards for writing).
Steel Works and Casting: The subject aims are to clarify the basics of the
process of obtaining, refining and mechanical forming of steel in a
integrated steel industry, as well to explain basics of solidification of metals
and study the main processes of metal casting.

2nd Year

Differential and Integral Calculus II: This subject aims to calculate

double integrals, triple, line and surface, aiming geometric applications and
physical, cylindrical and spherical coordinates use to calculate triple
integrals or surface, characterize conservative fields find the potential
function, calculate the rotational and divergence of vector fields and
interpret the results and use the Fundamental Theorem and the theorems of
Green, Stokes and divergence.

Mechanical Design: This subject aims to promote knowledge of the

functioning of computer and software using AutoCAD, as well as its use in
the industrial environment through the planning process assisted by
computer. The content is related to the notions of Design Elements of
Machines (design of assemblies, detail drawing, parts list and legends and
standard components), Explode and Prospects of Animation Kits Assembled.
Physics II: This subject aims to gain basic understanding of electrical
phenomena, magnetic and optical nature and acquire the ability to describe
them mathematically, solve problems and issues related to these topics and
identify their applications. The content is related to Coulomb's Law, Electric
Field and Gauss's Law, Electric Potential, Capacitance and Dielectric
Properties, Electric Current, Resistance and Electromotive Force, Circuits,
Concepts of Magnetism and Electromagnetism and Optics.
Physics Laboratory II: Generation and measurements electric of current
and voltage, current basic circuits (determining the internal resistance of a
generator and maximum transfer of power), alternating current circuits
(measures AC and resonance), measure the earthly magnetic field and the
determination of the dipole a permanent magnet magnetic and
demonstrations of the basic laws of electromagnetism.
Computer Programming I: Fundamental Concepts of Programming
Languages. Evolution of Programming Languages. Syntax and Semantics.
Elements of a Programming Language: names, links, data types,
expressions, control structures, subprograms, error handling. Concurrent
programming environment and Practical Applications.
Thermodynamics: This subject aims to know the basic concepts in the
area of thermodynamics and its applications and have a theoretical viewpractice of heat engines and refrigerators and their working of cycles. The
content involves notions of thermodynamic system and volume control,
Viewpoints macroscopic and microscopic, state and properties of a
substance, processes and cycles, units, specific volume and pressure, the
zero law of thermodynamics, temperature scales, properties of a Pure
substance, Work and Heat, First Law of thermodynamics and the Second law
of Thermodynamics .
Applied Mathematics to Engineering: This subject aims to solve
equations and systems of linear differential equations, ordinary, arising
mainly from the mathematical modeling of physical problems, apply the
Laplace transforms in the solution of ordinary differential equations and
systems of differential equations ordinaries. The content involves notions
about Ordinary Differential Equations, Analogue Systems, Systems of Linear
Ordinary Differential Equations of Order n and Laplace transform. Linear
Differential Equations 1st. order and applications; (Bernoulli and Riccati
equations); Linear Differential Equations 2nd order, linear differential
equations of order n; Systems of Linear Differential Equations, Solution of
Equations and Systems.
Technological Chemistry Applied to Mechanical Engineering:
Associate definitions and applies chemistry concepts in the mechanic
engineering, concepts such as: chemistry for the metals, corrosion,
combustion and combustibles and superficial tension.

3rd Year

Machining of Materials: Notion Basics - mechanisms of chip formation.

Materials used in tools. Machining forces and powers. Damage and wear of
the tools. Curves of life. Lubrication and cooling. Determining the economic
conditions and maximum production. Study of the processes of machining turning, milling, planning, drilling, enlargement, boring, broaching, gear
cutting and rectification.
Fluid Mechanics: Introduction to fluid mechanics. Fluid statics: concept of
pressure and its field, hydrostatic force, buoyancy, flotation and stability,
pressure variation in a fluid. Fluid dynamics: Newton's second law, static
pressure, dynamic pressure, stagnation pressure, Bernoulli's equation, the
power line and the piezometric line, restrictions on the use of the Bernoulli
equation. Kinematics of fluids: the velocity field, the acceleration field,
system and control volume. Analysis with volume control: the continuity
equation, the equations of momentum, applied to the boundary layer of an
external flow, the energy equation, irreversible flow. Differential analysis of
the flow: cinematic elements of fluid, conservation of mass, conservation of
momentum, in viscous flow, viscous flow (relations between stresses and
strains, Navier-Stokes). Similarity and models: dimensional analysis,
Theorem Buckingham Pi, dimensionless groups, models and likeness. Flows
in ducts: general characteristics of the flow in conduits, fully developed
laminar flow, turbulent flow, and dimensional analysis of flow in pipes.
Physics-chemestry of the materials: Being capable to comprehend the
materials structure and its interations.Be able to understand and apply
state diagrans to your engineering atuation
Metrology: Mechanical dimensional metrology, system settings and
tolerances, tolerances of form, position and orientation - definitions and
measurement techniques; units and fundamental patterns, patterns blocks
and principles of interferometer; conventional instruments - scales, calipers
and micrometers; microscope workshop and profile projector; comparators
and calibrators - project and design, basic statistical principles and quality
control; surface of the metrology - flatness and surface roughness;
measuring the three coordinates.
Computer Programming II: Fundamental Concepts of Programming
Languages. Evolution of Programming Languages. Syntax and Semantics.
Elements of a Programming Language: names, links, data types,
expressions, control structures, subprograms, error handling. Concurrent
programming. Programming Languages Object Oriented. Using Scilab
programming environment. Practical Applications.
Statistics: Descriptive statistics. Probability. Random variables. Discrete
distributions. Continuous distributions. Statistical inference: estimation,
confidence intervals and hypothesis testing. Simple linear regression.
Statics and Introduction to Strength of Materials: Reduction of force
systems, equilibrium, structures, center of mass, attrition. Definitions and

basic principles of solid mechanics: continuity, integrity, balance of material

point (forces), rigid body equilibrium (2D, 3D) (forces and moments),
degrees of freedom, structural elements, composition structure. Definition of
simple bar and triangle drive 2D (3D tetrahedron): Calculation of reactions
in isostatic structures, calculating internal forces, setting average normal
strain, uniaxial stress-strain relationship, conceptualization of Poisson's ratio.
Axis definition (circular and hollow shafts): Calculation of reactions,
calculation of internal forces (internal forces chart), definition of shear
stress, relationship stress / internal stress, elastic modulus and shear
rotation relative.
Dynamics: Notions of Quantities Scalar and Vectorial S.I. Units.
Kinematics of Particle - Particle Systems. Variables forces. Forms of the law
Newton and applications. Momentum and quantity of movement. Work and
Energy. Kinematics of Machine Elements - Degrees of Freedom. NewtonEuler equations - Angles Euler . Dynamics of Machine Elements - Movements
Plans. Dynamics. Elements of Machines - Spatial Movements.
Numerical Calculus: Errors, uncertainties and representation of numbers.
Numerical solution of equations linear and non-linear. Truncation errors,
rounding errors, Binary representation of integers and complement
arithmetic, floating-point representation, Epsilon machine. Cramer's rule,
Gauss elimination, Gauss-Jordan elimination, LU factorization, Inverse
Matrix, Gauss-Jacobi, Gauss-Seidel. Linear interpolation, quadratic
interpolation, Newton polynomials, Vandermonde polynomials, Lagrange
polynomials. Adjustment for Straight, Adjustment for Parables, Solution of
Linear Model General, Solution of Non-Linear Model General. Euler method,
Heun method, Midpoint Method, Method Ralston, Runge-Kutta 3rd and 4th
order.
Operational Research: Familiarize the student with important quantitative
numerical techniques of the operational research as a way to make
important decisions. As well to develop the capacity to model decision
problems and to use specific softwares to solve these decisions make
problems.
Hygiene and Labor Safety: Teach a generalized vision for the health and
security of the workers on the production workplace. Recognize some f the
specific danger situations in the workplace. Know how to approach in
criticized ways matters linked to the better work conditions.
Physics Chemistry of Materials:

4th Year

General Eletrotechniques: Fundamentals of electricity - fundamental

laws, RLC circuits, series and parallel, analysis meshes, circuit theorems,
factors, active power, reactive and apparent power, power factor correction;
Magnetic circuits - definition and meaning of quantities magnetic, hysteresis
losses and eddy currents; transformers - equivalent circuit, phasor diagram,
regulation, efficiency. DC motor - principle of operation, equivalent circuit,
curves C x W, variable speed, braking. Balanced three-phase circuits.

Rotating magnetic field. Three-phase induction motor - principle of

operation, equivalent circuit, characteristic curve C x W, starting, speed
variation. Synchronous motor - principle of operation, characteristic curve C
x W, starting, speed variation. Fractional motors - universal series motor,
single phase induction motors, variable reluctance motor. Electrical
installations - earthing systems, scaling extensions of motors, power factor
correction, motor starting induction.
Strength of Materials: his subject aims calculate and analyze states of
stress and strain problems in mechanical engineering and design
mechanical elements or structural strength criteria in adopting specific
problems .The content is related to Combined Loading (Uploads: Axial,
Shear, Bending and Torsion , State of Stress Due to Load Combine Stress in
Pressure Vessels), Stress Transformations (Transformation in the State Plan
Stress, Stress and Tension Shear Key Maximum Concentration Stress, Failure
Criteria), Transformations of Deformation (State Plan Deformations ,
Transformations of specific deformation, Material-Property Relations,
Measure Deformations: Extensometry) Design beams, shafts and columns
and Introduction to Finite Element Method.
Elements of Machines: This subject aims to identify the different elements
that make up a machine and mechanical design and sizing machine
elements. The content involves notions about Introduction to Fatigue of
Materials, Fastening Systems (Union through Rivets, Screws through Union,
Union by Weld), Power Transmissions through Chains, Power Transmission by
Belt.
Economics: This subject aims to provide the student with a broad overview
of the economic problems typical financial company, showing the methods
and tools for analysis and resolution. The content involves notions of
Financial Mathematics, Simple and Compound Interest, Interest Rates and
Nominal Effective, capitalization and amortization, Economic Analysis of
Alternatives, Depreciation, Replacement Equipment, Net Present Value
Method, Method Net Future Value, Value Method uniform, Cost Benefit
method, Project Finance, Return Time, method Internal Rate of Return.
Mechanical Properties of Materials: This subject aims to understand the
relationships internal structure - properties and processing of materials used
in mechanical engineering and provides subsidies for the further study of
applications of materials in general. The content involves notions of Classes
and Properties of Materials, Internal Arrangements of Materials, Metallic
Materials, Polymeric Materials, Ceramic Materials, Composite Materials and
Material Instability in Service. This subject, also, aims to make the tests for
verification of mechanical properties of a material, knowing the
Microstructure of Materials, Recognizing the Various Heat Treatments of
Metals and know the Nondestructive Testing. The content involves notions of
Mechanical Tests (tensile test, hardness test, impact test, and fatigue test),
Macrography, micrograph and Heat Treatments.
Laboratory of Mechanics: Measurement of variables such as tensile
strength, elastic and plastic deformation of materials. Study and execution
of experiments in solid mechanics and mechanical engineering materials.
Elastic constants, ductility, toughness, impact resistance, fatigue life.
Bending resistance to fragile solids.

Planning and Production Control: Classifications of production systems.

Production capacity measure. Production aggregate planning. Production
plan and its relation with sales plan. Production master program. Planning
and production control (PPC): concepts, responsibilities and necessary
information. Dimensioning techniques and stock control. PPC as a sector and
its relation with other sections. Relation between production system types
VS PPC types. PPC in intermittent production in lots. PCP in custom
production. PCP in production of projects: PERT/CPM techniques basic
concepts, construction of activity networks, calculus, critical path. MRP as
production programming system: concepts, requirement calculation.
Restriction theory. OPT: concepts and principles. Just in Time (JIT) as
production philosophy and production programming method. JIT techniques:
KANBAN, pull system, leveled programming, mixed model, synchronization.
LEAN production system: concepts, principles, vision of the point of view of
production engineering. Continuous production: characteristics, production
planning methods, PPC techniques.
Law: understand that the individual it is in a society, especially in political
ways, and it is subject to juridic laws.As a professional, you relation with
third parties are always supported by the law and ruled by them.