Mariano Bianchi

The engineering degree qualifies to work in the field of technology, with responsibilities for management, maintenance, development and innovation. Engineers use this knowledge to create concepts, materials, processes, products, machines, works and complex systems.
In this sense, engineering professionals assume themselves as influential actors/actors in society, since they are qualified to respond to challenges such as global climate change, energy supply, housing, transportation and communications problems, based on respect for resources for future generations.
The electronic engineer of the UBA has a deep training in basic sciences and technologies applied to electronics, such as linear and nonlinear electronic circuits, digital systems, microcomputer programming and signal processing, among others.
The electronic engineer is qualified to:
. project, design, plan, build, construct, direct and operate radiating systems, communication link systems (satellites and other space application elements) and electronic data processing (hardware), including their programming (software);
. study, design, build, program and operate systems, subsystems and components for the generation, transmission, reception, distribution, reproduction and processing of electromagnetic, optical and acoustic signals, among others;
. design and manufacture electronic equipment and incorporate embedded electronic systems to machines, devices and processes of different types;
. design communications and automation systems for industrial control and professional audio.
. project and design intelligence systems in buildings and homes, urban traffic and roads, transportation systems and means of transport;
. understand and certify in noise and vibration measurements, following the current legislation on environmental impact.