Building 21st Century Competencies: laboratory program based on pedagogical, technological and knowledge management foundations for mechatronic engineering students

Authors

  • Santiago Salomon Aliaga Pinedo Universidad San Ignacio De Loyola - (Pe), Perú
  • Omar Bellido Valdiviezo Universidad San Ignacio De Loyola - (Pe), Perú
  • Martínez-Huamán Samuel Universidad Nacional Del Santa
  • Cerna-Montoya Jose Universidad Nacional Del Santa
  • Castañeda-Carranza Raquel Universidad Tecnológica Del Perú Utp - (Pe)
  • Robles-Villanueva Oscar Universidad Nacional Mayor De San Marcos - (Pe)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18687/LACCEI2025.1.1.656

Keywords:

laboratory program, mechatronic engineering, critical-technological capacity.

Abstract

The objective of this research is to design a laboratory program based on the constructivist approach, which seeks to improve the critical-technological capacity in students of the mechatronics engineering degree from a university in Lima. The methodology proposed for the development of the sessions is Project-Based Learning (PBL), having as main foundations the pedagogical, technological, knowledge management and psychological. Likewise, the laboratory program consists of four phases: a) planning: time load, design of learning modules, proposal of class sessions, evaluation rubrics, etc.; b) execution: development of learning sessions which involve the prototyping of four engineering projects divided into four different modules; c) evaluation: use of evaluation rubrics and checklist; and d) continuous improvement: identification of strengths and weaknesses of the program, measurement of results through the rubrics and prototypes presented.

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Published

2025-04-09

How to Cite

Aliaga Pinedo, S. S., Bellido Valdiviezo, O., Samuel, M.-H., Jose, C.-M., Raquel, C.-C., & Oscar, R.-V. (2025). Building 21st Century Competencies: laboratory program based on pedagogical, technological and knowledge management foundations for mechatronic engineering students. LACCEI, 1(12). https://doi.org/10.18687/LACCEI2025.1.1.656

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