telecomunicaciones

telecommunication

A telecommunication is all transmission and reception of signals of any nature, typically electromagnetic, containing signs, sounds, images or, in short, any type of information that you want to communicate at a distance.

By metonymy, it is also called telecommunications (or telecommunications, indistinctly) notes the discipline that studies, designs, develops and exploits those systems that allow such communications; Similarly, telecommunications engineering solves the technical problems associated with this discipline.

Telecommunications is a basic infrastructure of the current context. The ability to communicate any military or political order almost instantly has been radical in many historical events of the Contemporary Age the first modern telecommunications system appears during the French Revolution. But in addition, telecommunications is nowadays a very important social and economic factor. Thus, these technologies acquire importance as their usefulness in concepts of globalization or the information and knowledge society; Which is complemented by the importance of the same in any type of mercantile, financial, stock market or business activity. The mass media also use telecommunications to share content to the public, which is of great importance when it comes to understanding the concept of mass society.

Telecommunication includes many technologies such as radio, television, telephone and mobile telephony, data communications, computer networks or the Internet. Many of these technologies, which were born to satisfy military or scientific needs, have converged in others focused on a non-specialized consumption called information and communication technologies, of great importance in the daily life of people, companies or institutions State and political.

¿ WHY DID I CHOOSE THIS RACE?

BECAUSE ENGINEERS CAN SEND transmissions and receive signals of any nature, typically electromagnetic, containing signs, sounds, images or, ultimately, any type of information that you want to communicate at a distance.

UNIVERSITY WHERE I WANT TO STUDY MY CAREER

Universidad Nacional Experimental Simón Bolívar

History

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In the first months of 1967 the idea arose in the governmental instances of creating a new university, in order to contribute to solve the university problem that existed for the time. Thus, on May 15, 1967, the Commission was created, composed of Dr. Luis Manuel Peñalver, Luis M. Carbonell, Mercedes Fermín, Miguel Angel Pérez and Mr. Héctor Isava, who would carry out the study and the report on the creation Of a Center of Higher Education in those branches of education that would agree to the economic and social development of the country.

Two months later, on July 18, 1967, Dr. Raúl Leoni, President of the Republic, signed the decree N 878, which created the University as an Experimental Institute of Higher Education with the name of the University of Caracas, To institute studies and research of a scientific, technological and humanistic nature that the country required at that time.

On December 30, 1968, the first rectorial authorities were appointed: Eloy Lares Martínez, Rector and Francisco Kerdel Vegas and Miguel Angel Pérez, Vice-Rector and Secretary, respectively.

The first regulation was issued on March 4, 1969. Subsequently, many members of the university community, the National Academy of History, the Bolivarian Society of Venezuela and other institutions expressed their desire that the University be linked to the name of the Liberator. On July 9, 1969, the decree N 94, changed the name by Simón Bolívar Experimental University.

OBJECTIVE

An important objective of this career is that they are aware of the most relevant technologies on the market, but also able to understand, assimilate and apply new and emerging technologies as part of a rapidly changing industrial environment. The Telecommunications Engineering course in the USB incorporates, in a five-year undergraduate program, four fundamental formative axes: The USB Telecommunications Engineer is an engineering professional capable of planning, designing, managing and optimizing Telecommunication systems In an efficient and efficient manner, and in Consideration of technical, economic, social, environmental and ethical aspects. In his professional performance, the Telecommunications Engineer of the USB is able to integrate knowledge of telecommunications systems from a multiple perspective: services, technologies, means of transmission, national regulations, international standards, management, Appropriate use of resources and the sustainability of development.

• The means and techniques of communication at a physical level.

• Logical processing of information, including networks, protocols and services.

• An integral perspective of the most relevant telecommunication systems.

• Management and regulatory aspects.

The course lasts 15 quarters (5 years), giving the graduate the title of Telecommunications Engineer.