Jean Delgadillo

Mr. Jean Delgadillo


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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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16 August 2020 in Sustainability
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Felipe Muñoz La RiveraFelipe Muñoz La Rivera
Felipe Muñoz La Rivera
Pamela HermosillaPamela Hermosilla
Pamela Hermosilla
JDJean Delgadillo
Jean Delgadillo
DEDayan Echeverría
Dayan Echeverría
Teaching methods for calculation and project development, focusing on theoretical principles and the reproduction of validated procedures, has been the traditional focus of engineering education. Innovation has been present in universities, mainly in the creation of processes and technologies for the development of products, services, or companies, based on entrepreneurship. Training in innovation has been limited to interested students, and not encouraged for all students, despite how relevant it is for current and future global development. According to the literature research and the opinion of the experts, this research identifies the characteristics of innovation that engineering students should acquire, in response to the challenges of engineering in the 21st century, considering as a basis the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), in the context of the increasingly demanding requirements of industry 4.0. The identification of the relevant aspects in innovation were categorized according to the expertise and academic performance of the authors. In addition to this, the investigation of the representative elements of Industry 4.0, and the incorporation of Sustainable Development Goals, establish the basis of this study to guide the development of innovation skills in the process of engineering student education. Furthermore, in order to integrate innovation skills, elements of Industry 4.0 and aspects of Sustainable Development Goals, the concept of competence is introduced, with a conceptual structure that considers knowledge, attitude and performance context, thus this research provides a conceptual framework for those interested in constructing innovation skills in engineering, oriented towards the development of an innovation culture and mentality, as part of the expected professional performance.

1 April 2021 in Formación universitaria
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Felipe Muñoz La RiveraFelipe Muñoz La Rivera
Felipe Muñoz La Rivera
Pamela HermosillaPamela Hermosilla
Pamela Hermosilla
JDJean Delgadillo
Jean Delgadillo
DEDayan Echeverría
Dayan Echeverría
El objetivo de investigación es identificar las habilidades de innovación que los futuros ingenieros deben adquirir en respuesta a los desafíos de la ingeniería del siglo XXI, los requisitos de la actual industria 4.0 y los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible (ODS). El método está organizado en dos etapas: 1) identificación de las características de la innovación y 2) construcción de habilidades de innovación para los estudiantes de ingeniería. Esta investigación esta basada en una revisión de literatura en Web of Science y Scopus desde el año 2000 hasta el presente. Se plantea un modelo que integra los ODSs en el contexto de la industria 4.0 y las habilidades de innovación en el ámbito de ingeniería. Se concluye que el modelo descrito aquí es una representación concreta que permite integrar los conceptos relacionados con los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible y la industria 4.0 para incorporarlos en el ámbito de la educación universitaria.