University of Campinas School of Technology

The School of Technology (Portuguese: Faculdade de Tecnologia, FT) is a unit of the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP).

Faculty

The FT is located in Limeira, SP, Brazil. The campus is 55 km (about 34 miles) from the main campuses at UNICAMP, in the district of Barão Geraldo, Campinas, SP, Brazil. This institution is a highlight in Brazilian higher education, forming most of the technologists on market and upgrading areas of education, science, technology and research.

History

The UNICAMP began offering technology courses in 1974 with the creation of a Sanitary Technology course. The course was designed to be taught during the day with the finish at least two years, in old intalations of Faculty of Civil Engineering (FEC) in the city of Limeira. Later, in 1976 was created the course of Construction Technology, with specification in Building or Construction Methods of Soil.

Courses available

Technology in Analysis and Systems Development
Bachelor of Information Systems
Technology in Civil Construction
Technology in Environmental Control
Environmental Engineering
Telecommunications Engineering

Technological divisions

It is responsible for the development of education programs, research and services to the community.

The FT has the following divisions:

DTCC - Civil Construction Technological Division
DTI - Informatics Technological Division
DTMBC - Technological Division of Basic and Complementary Courses
DTSA - Ambiental and Environmental Sanitation Technological Division
DTT - Telecommunications Technological Division

References

Sources

↑ http://www.ft.unicamp.br/graduacao/cursos/tce/apresentacao
↑ http://www.ft.unicamp.br/graduacao/cursos/tca/apresentacao
↑ http://www.ft.unicamp.br/graduacao/cursos/ea/apresentacao
↑ http://www.ft.unicamp.br/graduacao/cursos/et/apresentacao

External links

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