Work in Progress: Management of technological development projects in the engineering undergraduate – A knowledge management approach and interdisciplinarity
Julio Ernesto Quispe Rojas, Julio Enrique Quispe Tuesta
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The professional training of the electronic engineer must include competencies such as research, technological development and innovation. According to Peruvian Technical Standard NTP 732.001, technological development is the application of knowledge for the creation or improvement of products or processes or management up to the level of demonstrative pilots, and the technological development project activity (TDP), is linked to the design and implementation of a prototype that solves a requirement of reality. The research question is, which approach should address the management of activities RDI so that technological development projects allow contributing to develop new competencies in the engineer and preserve the knowledge generated? The UNPRG's Electronic Engineering Program aims to be a successful program thanks by its competitive professionals, its links with companies for activities RDI, valued by the knowledge generated by its students and professors, and the appropriate approach should be based on knowledge management and interdisciplinarity.