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BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN FISHING ENGINEERING |
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The fishing engineer is a professional who recognizes, attends to, and contributes to the solution of problems in the field of fishing; socioeconomic, methodological, teaching, ecological, design etc. The graduate will work in such a way that they can contribute to the improvement, adaptation and innovation of fishing techniques and methods. The fishing engineer graduate from the Universidad del Mar will be qualified to:
- Work as a planner for economic development of fishing, and in the legislation regarding the conservation of maritime and fishing resources of the region and the country.
- Tackle aspects of scientific research aimed at the optimum use and rational exploitation of aquatic resources.
- Carry out biotechnological research in the transport and marketing of the food coming from the aquatic medium, from the perspective of minimizing the effort and optimizing the yield.
- Participate in the improvement and adaptation of the traditional fishing techniques and methods, and in the technological innovation for exploiting and extracting fishing resources.
- Detect the different banks of biotic resources and / or the formation of shoals for their correct use as both sporting and commercial fishing grounds.
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Graduates in Fishing Engineering are employed in:
- Industries dedicated to the design, construction and operation of fishing techniques and equipment.
- Businesses related to the management, conservation and commercialization of marine food and the coordination and operation of fishing vessels.
- Public and private institutions, carrying out research in fishing exploration and prospecting.
- Federal or state government departments and banking institutions, as an assessor or project manager of the investment linked to fishing, conservation and the industrialization of fishing resources.
- Fishing production cooperatives and / or businesses, as a head of fish capture or production.
- Further or higher level institutes of education, teaching technicians and professionals in their area of expertise.
- The formation of fishing businesses, creating their own source of employment.
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FIRST SEMESTER
Mathematics I: Differential and Integral Calculus Computing I General Physics General Chemistry |
SECOND SEMESTER
Mathematics II: Vector Analysis and Linear Algebra Systems and Programming
Statics Organic Marine Chemistry General Systems Theory |
THIRD SEMESTER
Mathematics III: Differential Equations
Statistics and Probability Dynamics
Physiochemical Technical Drawing |
FOURTH SEMESTER
Mathematics IV: Numerical Methods
Operational Research Biochemistry
Meteorology Marine Biology |
FIFTH SEMESTER
Technology and Resistance of Materials I Public Health Engineering Biochemistry of Food Navigation I
Ichthyology |
SIXTH SEMESTER
Technology and Resistance of Materials II Conservation Techniques and the Processing of Fishing Products Navigation
II Marine Ecology Fishing Techniques and Methods II |
SEVENTH SEMESTER
Fishing Vessels (Shipping Theory) Management of the Fishing Product on Board
General Oceanography Hydro-acoustic Equipment and Fishing Eco-location Fishing Techniques and Methods III |
EIGHTH SEMESTER
Breakdown Control and Stability
Machine Basics I Fishing Oceanography Administration of Fishing Businesses Fishing Techniques and Methods IV |
NINTH SEMESTER
Machine Basics II (Deck Machinery) Naval Construction
Fishing Exploration Scientific Methodology Fishing Techniques and Methods V |
TENTH SEMESTER
Fishing Machinery Fishing Biology Project Formulation and Evaluation Fishing and Maritime Legislation |
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Ciudad Universitaria, Puerto Ángel, Distrito de San Pedro Pochutla, Oax., México C.P. 70902 Ciudad Universitaria, Santa María Huatulco, Oax., México C.P. 70989 Ciudad Universitaria, Carretera Vía Sola de Vega, Puerto Escondido, San Pedro Mixtepec, Juquila, Oax., México C.P. 71980 Pino Suárez #509 Col. Centro, Oaxaca de Juárez, Oax., México C.P. 68000 |
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