Advanced Sportscar Manufacturing (AME) curriculum description

Advanced Sportscar Manufacturing curriculum description - Bologna Campus

The international programme in Advanced Automotive Engineering is divided in six different specialization curricula, held in Bologna, Modena or Parma. The Department of Industrial Engineering (DIN)  – UNIBO offers 3 different specialization paths, which aim to provide the knowledge and the skills related to the innovative approaches and design methods of high-performance motor vehicles and motorcycles which are considered extremely important for the automotive industry of the future.

The ASM curriculum (Advanced Sportscar Manufacturing) offered by UNIBO trains professionals in the development of production systems in the automotive field, from the design of new industrial plants to the new technologies of the industry 4.0. It covers topics such as process engineering, the design of industrial plants and systems, production management and optimization, digital technologies for factory 4.0, and quality assurance process management.

Enrolled students will take the following specialsation courses in powertrain which are offered in the 2nd and 3rd semester of the program:

• Electric Drives/Internal Combustion Engines
  
• Electronic Systems and Automatic controls
• Powertrain Design and Manufacturing
• Algorithms and systems for big data processing
  
• Industrial Plants Design
  
• Industrial Robotics
  
• Automotive Manufacturing and assembly systems
  
• Operations and supply Chain Design and Management

Courses descriptions of this curriculm are vailable in the Course structure Diagram section.

Please note that this specialisation curriculm has a fixed number of positions available (20). Prospective applicants and enrolled students should refer to the UNIBO Program Coordinator, Dr. Desideria Santella (aae.engineering@unibo.it)