Course Catalogue 2018-2019logo-de... · 2018. 9. 27. · Prof. Armando Albertazzi Gonçalves Jr. Prorectorate for Administration – PROAD Prof. Jair Napoleão Filho Prorectorate

Course Catalogue 2018-2019Courses Offered in Foreign Languages for

Graduate and Undergraduate Students

Course Catalogue 2018-2019Courses Offered in Foreign Languages for

Graduate and Undergraduate Students

Universidade Federal de Santa CatarinaOffice of International Relations - SINTER

INTERNATIONALIZATION COMMITTEERector Prof. Ubaldo C. BalthazarVice-Rector Prof. Alacoque ErdmannProrectorate for Undergraduate Studies – PROGRAD Prof. Alexandre Marino Costa Prorectorate for Graduate Studies – PROPG Prof. Cristiane Derani Prof. Juarez Vieira do NascimentoProrectorate for Outreach and Extension – PROEX Prof. Rogério Cid Bastos Prof. Graziela De Luca CantoProrectorate for Research – PROPESQ Prof. Sebastião Roberto Soares Prof. Armando Albertazzi Gonçalves Jr.Prorectorate for Administration – PROAD Prof. Jair Napoleão Filho Prorectorate for Personnel Management and Development – PRODEGESP Carla Cristina Dutra Búrigo Lilian OliveiraOffice of International Relations – SINTER Prof. Lincoln P. Fernandes Luciana Miashiro LimaOffice of Planning and Budget – SEPLAN Prof. Vladimir Arthur Fey Office of Innovation – SINOVA Prof. Alexandre Moraes Ramos Office of Distance Learning – SEAD Prof. Fernando GauthierOffice of Affimartive Actions and Diversities – SAAD Prof. Francis Solange Vieira Tourinho Office of Culture and Arts – SeCArte Prof. Maria de Lourdes Alves Borges Office of Sports – SESP Prof. Juliano Fernandes da Silva

OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Secretary for International Relations Prof. Lincoln P. Fernandes

Administrative Assistants Luciana Miashiro Lima Bruno Wanderley Farias

Administrative Support Rafaela Ribeiro – Coordinator Luana Priscilla Leite

English/Portuguese Translator and Interpreter Paula Eduarda Michels

International Agreements Amanda Finck Drehmer – Coordinator

International Programs | AUGM Programs| PEC-G Programs Elenir Vieira – Coordinator Guilherme Carlos Juliana Kumbartzki Ferreira

International Student Exchange Program (Incoming) Natália Roth da Silva

UFSC Student Exchange Program (Outgoing) Giovana Redel

Languages without Borders (IsF) Program General Coordinator – Prof. Raquel D’Ely Educational Coordinator – English – Prof. Maria Ester Moritz Institutional Representative – French – Prof. Clarissa Laus Pereira Oliveira Institutional Representative – German – Prof. Ina Emmel Institutional Representative – Spanish – Prof. Vera Regina de Aquino Vieira Institutional Representative – Portuguese – Prof. Rosane Silveira

Collaborators Prof. Claudio José Amante Prof. Hugo Soares

Design: Leonardo Reynaldo / Agecom | Photos: Agecom’s collection

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Course Catalogue 2018-2019

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The Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC) has its main campus located in Florianópolis, capital of Santa Catarina state, Brazil. Founded on 18 December 1960, UFSC delivers free and

public education and has reached position number 60 in the QS BRICS University Ranking 2018, position number 14 in the Times Higher Education (THE) 2018 Latin America Ranking and a top ten position among Brazilian universities.

The university’s mission is to produce, systematize, and socialize philosophical, scientific, artistic, and technological knowledge, broadening and deepening students’ education for the professional practice, critical thinking, and national and international solidarity with a view to building a just and democratic society and also guaranteeing quality of life.

With four other campuses distributed in the cities of Araranguá, Blumenau, Curitibanos and Joinville, UFSC community consists of around 50,000 people, including about 6,000 faculty and staff members. The university has nearly 30,000 undergraduate students enrolled in more than 100 on-campus programs and 10 distance learning programs. At the graduate level, UFSC offers around 7,500 places in more than 60 academic master’s programs, 15 professional master’s programs and 50 doctoral programs, in addition to a number of specialization programs offered on campus or via distance learning.

Our university maintains partnerships with more than 300 higher education institutions all over the world and graduate and undergraduate students from our partner universities are welcome to register for our courses offered in English, and in a near future in other foreign languages as well (such as Spanish, French, German, Italian, and so on). These courses are interdisciplinary in nature and within a large scope of knowledge areas that comprise arts and humanities; life sciences; engineering and technology; clinical, pre-clinical and health; education; exact sciences; and human sciences.

Useful Information


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The main university campus is situated on a paradisiac island surrounded by 43 stunning beaches and conveniently located in Trindade, a neighborhood very close to the city center (15 minute-ride

by bus).

UFSC has a very well established “study buddy” system that helps with the integration of foreign students into the local environment. They will pick you up at the airport, invite you to our welcome day, and organize activities throughout the whole semester.

VISA (Non-Brazilian citizens): Foreign citizens who are subject to visa requirement are obliged to apply for a visa prior to their entry into Brazil at an authorized Brazilian embassy. A visa is not required for Mercosur citizens. It takes some time for you get a visa, so don’t forget to apply on time!

Calculation of ECTS credits

• 1 ECTS credit equals 25 work hours; in reality, we use the rule of 10:1, which means that 1 course lesson (=1 hour) gives 0.1 ECTS credits, assuming a preparation factor of 1.5.

• The ECTS calculation includes scheduled lessons, obligatory home assignments and exams.

Graduate Level Courses

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English: Linguistic and Literary StudiesGraduate Program

Arts and Humanities

Course Title Course Code Course Availability Description Class Hours

Discourse and Communication

PGI 4101-02 Check with the program

Analysis of oral and written texts from literary and factual sources, focusing on interactional and stylistic aspects, drawn from different theoretical frameworks and offering a critical discussion on the sociocultural contexts and ideological implications of these texts.

60 hours6 ECTS

Language and the Law


Study of written and spoken language in legal-related processes, considering language as legal evidence and focusing on interactions in interviews, procedures and reports of vulnerable witnesses.

60 hours6 ECTS

Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina

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Studies on Gender and Discourse


Studies based on theoretical frameworks related to gender and language, analysis of the relations between discourse, gender and power, and their crossings with gender, social class, race and nationality.

60 hours6 ECTS

Multimodality in Communication


Multimodality as a social semiotic approach to contemporary communication and its implications for research on multiliteracies.

60 hours6 ECTS

Constructing Meaning from Text


Study of cognitive aspects related to the construction of meaning of written texts, including the role of previous knowledge, inferences and working memory in reading comprehension.

60 hours6 ECTS

Reading: Theory and Practice


Main theories and models of reading and implications for the teaching of foreign languages.

60 hours6 ECTS


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Bilingualism and Multilingualism


Study of different dimensions of bilingual and multilingual experiences, including linguistic, sociolinguistic and pragmatic factors related to learning and use of two or more languages.

60 hours6 ECTS

Technologies in Learning and Teaching


Study of theories and research related to the use of technological resources for teaching and learning in general, as well as discussion and analysis of some technological resources for language teaching and learning.

60 hours6 ECTS

Translation: From Theory to Practice


Study of general and specific problems related to translation for different purposes. Analysis of literary and factual texts, emphasizing vocabulary, grammar, stylistic, textual and pragmatic concerns.

60 hours6 ECTS

Poetry and History


Study of poetry in English, in relation to historic, social and political contexts, focusing on war, conflicts, diasporas and contemporary displacements, colonialism, post-colonialism and cultural representations.

60 hours6 ECTS


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Writing by Women


Reading and discussion of literary work produced by women, focusing on the impact of contemporary feminism and gender in literary genres such as utopia, gothic, science fiction, among others.

60 hours6 ECTS

Critical Perspectives on Literary and Cultural Studies


Literary and cultural theory and critique from reading, analyzing and discussing distinct perspectives, focusing on theory as an epistemic in-between and political reconfiguration.

60 hours6 ECTS

Queer Cultural Critique


Study of queer perspectives as epistemological possibilities and intersections with other political post-structural projects, focusing on specific debates proposed in films, as well as in theoretical and literary texts.

60 hours6 ECTS

Literature and Film


Theoretical studies on cinema and literature, focusing on those related to narrative, adaptation and/or other studies on film critique.

60 hours6 ECTS

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Interdisciplinary Studies in Human SciencesGraduate Program

Social Sciences


Current Topics in Brazil

ICH510103 2018-2 This course aims to introduce students to the different fields of studies of and in Brazil. The focus will be on the relationship between various conceptions of and attitudes toward research, and on recent theories of interpretations and hermeneutical practices in the human sciences research in Brazil, emphasizing their insertion into a theoretical field of study with an interdisciplinary perspective. We will consider the work in progress of the lecturers invited.

15 hours1,5 ECTS


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Political SociologyGraduate Program


Relational Methods in Sociology

To be confirmed

2018-2 This course aims to introduce relational sociology as an emerging intellectual movement within contemporary sociology. After briefly studying relational thinking in other disciplines such as philosophy, psychology, psychoanalysis and political science, classical sociologists such as G. Tarde, E, Durkheim, G. Simmel and M. Weber will be discussed in relation to this approach, as well as well-established and compatible social thinkers such as H. Becker, H. Blumer, B. Lahire, B. Latour and G.H. Mead. The central part of the course will be based on the critical analysis of the main relational approaches and theories in contemporary sociology, such as the ones influenced by P. Bourdieu (M. Emirbayer), pragmatism (F. DÃ©pelteau, O. Kivinen and T. Piiroinen, P. Selg), the work of H. White (J. Fontdevilla, J. Fuhse), critical realism (M. Archer, P. Donati), and the eclectic approach of N. Crossley. Each theory will be discussed based on empirical illustrations.

60 hours6 ECTS

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Political Sociology

PsychologyGraduate Program

Human Sciences


Scientific Seminars PGP410095 2019-2 Discussion and critique of empirical research published in scientific journals from both a theoretical and a methodological point of view. Development of English skills (speaking, reading and writing) for scientists. Oral presentations of research findings in English.

30 hours3 ECTS


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Social AnthropologyGraduate Program


Graduate Seminar in Anthropology

ANT5101 (Doctoral)ANT4101 (Master)

Check with the program

This seminar is offered as an intensive course, with lectures concentrated in a short period of time. Lecturers are taught by faculty members of the program or by visiting scholars on a theme of their interest.

15 hours1,5 ECTS

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Physiological SciencesGraduate Program

Life Sciences


Neuroendocrine Integration of Reproduction

To be confirmed

2018-2 (October) Basic physiology of reproduction; hypothalamic-hypophyseal-gonadal axis; neuroendocrine control of male reproduction; neuroendocrine regulation of pregnancy; physiology of lactation; neuroendocrine control of sexual behavior; neuroendocrine control of maternal behavior.

45 hours4,5 ECTS


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Graduate Program Plant Genetic Resources


Critical Discussion of Scientific Articles in English

To be confirmed

Every 2nd semester of the year

Selection of recent scientific articles with high impact beyond the student’s own specific field of knowledge. Criteria for critical analysis of scientific articles. Criteria for clear synthesis of the innovative contribution of the article and presentation of key points of scientific debate that generate interest beyond the student’s own field of knowledge. Presentation, discussion and critical analysis of scientific articles in English, such that all students apply the concepts of the course.

20 hours2 ECTS

Plant-Pathogen Interaction

RGV4100-25

Every semester Mechanisms of attack and defense in the interaction between plants and pathogens. Genetic analysis of interactions. Use of model systems. Gene-to-gene interaction, structure and function of R gene. Hypersensitive response and oxidative burst. Signaling pathways in plants and signal translation. Role and function of molecules of interest (salicylic ac., fatty acids, ethylene, active oxygen species, phytoalexins, jasmonates, nitric oxide) in plant resistance to pathogens. “Cross Talk” and signaling pathways against viruses, bacteria, oomycetes and fungi. Induction of resistance. Mechanisms of RNAi involved in plant-pathogen interaction.

45 hours4,5 ECTS


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Graduate Program Agroecosystems


Research Presentation in English

PGA410048 Every 2nd semester of the year

Criteria for effective oral scientific communication in English. Presentation and discussion of scientific seminars by all students and invited researchers to illustrate and apply the course concepts. Attracting broad interest. Maintaining focus. Engaging the audience from other (sub)fields of knowledge. Adjusting the language to the audience. Tradeoff between conciseness and excessive specialist jargon. Synergy between graphic communication and oral language. Pronunciation and regionalisms.

20 hours2 ECTS


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Research Synthesis in Agroecosystems and Biodiversity

PGA410037 Every 2nd semester of the year

Why synthesize data from fragmented sources that have already been collected? How to integrate and utilize the full potential of such data, addressing novel questions that enable a more robust understanding of biodiversity, ecosystems and production processes? During the course, students will plan and carry out a research synthesis of their own choice, under the professor’s guidance and drawing on the constructive feedback from their peers. Topics include: sourcing, selection and analysis of fragmented evidence that enable the testing of coherent hypotheses of broad scope, high priority, and that support decision making on biodiversity and ecosystems management and conservation; the importance of synergies and tradeoffs among Biodiversity’s Contributions to People for the stewardship of multifunctional and resilient ecosystems; brief introduction to various research syntheses approaches; estimation of the potential to generalize conclusions from research syntheses; estimation of contextual factors that limit the potential for generalization; inference of causality; complementarity between qualitative and quantitative aspects to understand social-ecological processes and assess the broader impacts of decision making.

40 hours4 ECTS


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Graduate Program Physical Education


Advanced Study in Physical Activity Related to Health

DEF51005 Nov. 2018 Physical activity and sedentary behavior: the role of the environment & individual and social influences on changing children’s behavior. The importance of working with key stakeholders so that a scalable strategy is developed. Implementation of strategies in the real world. How best to evaluate impact and what should be assessed.

45 hours4,5 ECTS

Advanced Studies in Pedagogical Practice and Theory

DEF51004 Oct. 2018 Scientific article: elaboration of a scientific journal; step-by-step preparation of scientific articles. Submission and relationship with editors and reviewers of scientific journals.

45 hours4,5 ECTS

Advanced Studies in Human Performance

DEF51003 Oct. 2018 Physiological responses to exercise (acute and chronic) and different training modes for performance and health. Application of physiological indices for training prescription. To achieve this goal, specific applied examples of muscle properties in the sport and human movement context will be discussed.

12 hours1,5 ECTS

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Chemical Engineering Graduate Program

Engineering and Technology


Principles of Ceramics Processing

ENQ410022 2018-2 Introduction. Raw materials. Characterization. Additives. Packing and consistency. Particle mechanics and rheology. Beneficiation. Shaping. Thermal processing.

54 hours5,4 ECTS


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Emulsion and Miniemulsion Polymerization Processes

ENQ410003 3rd trimester of the year

Emulsion and miniemulsion polymerization processes are versatile processes for obtaining submicrometric polymeric particles with a variety of applications, ranging from latex for paper and cellulose to polymeric nanoparticles used for controlled release of drugs. The polymers obtained via emulsion and miniemulsion polymerization are products defined by the process, what means that their properties are determined during the polymerization process. The focus of this course is on the understanding of the fundamental mechanisms of emulsion and miniemulsion polymerization, what allows to manipulate the process conditions in order to optimize the process and obtain new products with improved qualities.

54 hours5,4 ECTS


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Mechanical EngineeringGraduate Program


Statistics for Experimentation

To be confirmed


Summary and representation of data. Probability. Discrete and continuous random variables and probability distributions. Estimation of parameters. Statistical inference for one sample. Statistical inference for two samples. Curve fitting. Design and analysis of experiments with a single factor. Design and analysis of experiments with several factors. Notions of statistical quality control.

30 hours3 ECTS


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Python for Environmental Applications

ENS410064 1st trimester 2018

The course offers Python programming fundamentals for environmental scientists and engineers. Following an introduction to scientific computing, students are exposed to relevant data input, data analysis and post-processing tools, the latter including advanced plotting and visualization. In addition to a range of scientific methods such as equation solving and optimization, data interpolation, numerical and symbolic integration, the basics of environmental modeling, we study how to couple Python with other programs used in the environmental practice (e.g. GIS or modeling software).

45 hours4,5 ECTS

Environmental EngineeringGraduate Program


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Automation and Systems EngineeringGraduate Program


Service Oriented Software Engineering

DAS410061 Every 2nd semester of the year

Service Oriented Computing (SOC). Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). SOA life cycle. Software development methodologies for SOA. Integration and interoperations issues in SOA. Software quality and governance in SOA. Software as a Service model (SaaS). Web services. Services discovery, composition, orchestration and choreography. Supporting software tools for SOA.

30 hours3 ECTS

Linear Dynamical Systems

DAS410064 Every 1st semester of the year

Mathematical description of systems. Linear Algebra. State-space solution. BIBO, asymptotic and Lyapunov stability. Multivariable zeros. Controllability and Observability. Realizations and canonical forms. Regulation and tracking problems. LQR control. State observers. Static Kalman filter, LQG and H-infinity control.

60 hours6 ECTS

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ExactSciences

Computer ScienceGraduate Program


Design and Verification of Security Protocols and Security Ceremonies

INE410128 First semester of the year

Cryptographic Primitives. Security Properties. Classical Protocols. Threat Modeling. Protocol Verification Techniques. Advanced Security Protocols. Advanced Security Ceremonies. Formal Verification of Security Protocols and Security Ceremonies.

45 hours4,5 ECTS

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PharmacyGraduate Program

Clinical,Pre-Clinical and Health


Data Seminars FAR410079 Check with the program

The course introduces the English language in the scientific field of pharmacy, providing students and faculty with training to present papers in international congresses and collaborate with foreign researchers in a more effective way.

30 hours3 ECTS


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Special Topics on Natural Products as Sources of New Drugs

FAR410070 Check with the program

Approaches for the development of new drugs; natural products as prototypes and drug leads: successful stories; dereplication of natural products; natural products and anticancer drugs; natural products and anti-infective drugs; modifications of natural products by combinatorial methods.

15 hours1,5 ECTS

Special Topics on Marine Natural Products


Chemistry of Red Algae: halogenated terpenes and their ecological roles; chemistry of Brown Algae: diterpenes, sulfides and other metabolites; dereplication of marine extracts; ecology of marine algae: field excursion; seminar: discussion of the research projects.

15 hours1,5 ECTS

Special Topics in the Research of Natural Products


Discovery of new drugs from natural sources: on Nobel price and serendipity. Herbal (medicinal) products in the EU: between consumers’ expectations and legal regulations. Herbal dietary supplements used in sport and the risks they may carry. Selected bioactive molecules: the science behind a single compound.

15 hours1,5 ECTS


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Introduction to Strategies for the Synthesis of Complex Molecules


Strategies and tactics in organic synthesis. The Diels-Alder reaction. Strategies for stereocontrolled synthesis. Double asymmetric synthesis (sharpless epoxidation). Case study of Stork prostaglandin synthesis and asymmetric DA reactions.

15 hours1,5 ECTS

Chemical Ecology: Observation of the Language of Nature and Inspiration for Drug Discovery


Introduction to chemical ecology: presentation of the main subjects including use of natural chemicals for positive (pollinization) and negative (defense to herbivory) interactions. Inspiration for the synthesis of new drugs.

15 hours1,5 ECTS

Virtual Screening Studies: Setup, Execution, and Validation


Learning how to set up a virtual screening study for a specific pharmacological target. Assembling a data set for model generation to calculate and validate pharmacophore models. Using the best performing models for screening a 3D molecular database and finding new lead structures.

30 hours3 ECTS


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Molecular Modeling and Virtual Screening: Basics and Applications


This course focuses on the principles of protein-ligand interactions; the representations of chemical structures in computational formats; 3D structures of proteins and bioactive compounds (generation, visualization, and data sources); the use of this knowledge in drug design; different techniques of virtual screening (pharmacophore modeling, docking, shape-based screening, 2D similarity screening, QSAR); open-source programs for activity predictions, including toxicity; the strengths of these tools and their limitations. Hands-on activities on application examples (searching for and generating 3D structures, searching for similar compounds, predicting bioactivity profiles).

30 hours3 ECTS


Scientific Writing in English

PCM510039 2018-2 The course aims to enable graduate students to correctly and clearly compose scientific manuscripts. The course will deal with elements of grammar and style applied to scientific writing.

30 hours3 ECTS

Medical SciencesGraduate Program

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Food ScienceGraduate Program

Agricultural Sciences


Analysis of Food Contaminants

To be confirmed


Advanced concepts of toxicology, toxic agent, toxicity and poisoning. Routes of exposure to toxic compounds in humans and animals. Toxicity: absorption, distribution, storage, biotransformation and elimination. Toxic dynamics: main mechanisms of agent-patient interaction. Naturally toxic food. Accidental and intentional food contamination. Acute and chronic toxicity. Mycotoxins. Synthetic food additives toxicity and regulation.

45 hours4,5 ECTS


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Food Microbiology

To be confirmed


Beneficial microorganisms for food manufacturing. Foodborne pathogens (bacteria, fungi and viruses). Methods for microbiological analysis.

30 hours3 ECTS

Biotechnology and Biosafety

To be confirmed


Recombinant DNA technology. Genetically modified organisms. Recombinant proteins used as food. Food biotechnology applications. Risk assessment. GMO Regulation. Laboratory safety: principles and practices.

30 hours3 ECTS

Propiedades Físicas de Alimentos (Spanish)

To be confirmed


Actividad de agua. Métodos de determinación de actividad de água. Cinética e Isotermas de sorción. Movilidad de agua y transición vítrea. Propiedades térmicas y métodos de determinación.

45 hours4,5 ECTS

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EducationGraduate Program

Education


La formación humana desde un punto de vista filosófico, relectura de la filosofia de la educación antigua, vigência y sus influencias em otros pensadores de la Modernidad

PGE410292 2018-1 La formación humana desde un punto de vista filosófico, relectura de la filosofia de la educación antigua, vigente y sus influencias en otros pensadores de la Modernidad. La relectura hecha de la filosofia como forma de vida y a partir del cuidado de sí y de los otros, y el autoconocimiento hecho por Pierre Hadot y Michel Foucault, nos permite ahondar em uma nueva lectura de la filosofia y su identificación con la formación humana.

45 hours4,5 ECTS

37

LawGraduate Program

Applied Social Sciences


Brazilian Legal System

To be confirmed

2019-2 History of Brazilian Law. Representatives of the Theory of Law in Brazil. Brazilian constitutional system: Institutional Law. Brazilian constitutional system: fundamental rights and guarantees. Brazilian Tax Law. Brazilian conflict of Laws. Brazilian Private Law. Brazilian Civil Procedure. Brazilian Economic Law. Legal protection of environment in Brazil.

45 hours4,5 ECTS


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International Economic Law

DIR410174 2019-2 Economics, globalization and Law. International Monetary Fund Regime. World Trade Organization. Legal aspects of foreign investments. Energy, climate change and food security in International Economic Law.

45 hours4,5 ECTS

International Environmental Law

To be confirmed

2019-1 The course will examine the core principles and rules of international environmental law and its institutions. It will also adopt an interdisciplinary lens by drawing on material from International Relations and Political Science to complement international law analysis on international environmental problems. The course will examine certain specialized case studies on international environmental law, including: transboundery pollution, international fisheries, ocean pollution, and biodiversity protection.

45 hours4,5 ECTS

Undergraduate Level Courses


40

Production EngineeringUndergraduate Program


Introduction to Data Analysis and Machine Learning

To be confirmed

2019-1 Introduction to Data Science and using statistical software; exploratory data analysis; data visualization; introduction to machine learning models; regression, classification and clustering models; model evaluation metrics; students project.

54 hours5,4 ECTS

Principles of Six Sigma Program

To be confirmed

2019-1 The fundamentals of six sigma. Six sigma in the manufacturing industry and business processes. Roles and responsibilities in six sigma program. Six sigma five-phase approach. Methods and tools in six sigma. Six sigma projects for continuous improvement. Design for six sigma. The basics of lean six sigma.

36 hours3,6 ECTS


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AdministrationUndergraduate Program


Cross-Cultural Communication and Leadership

CAD7824 Every semester The course aims to develop the intercultural skills required to improve your career as employee, leader, consultant, business developer or social entrepreneur in the globalized world. So regardless if you are studying management, computer science, engineering or geography, you will probably work with people from different cultures. In this course we will discuss key issues shaping the future of work in a globalized and digital world, such as cultural intelligence, the dimensions of culture, verbal and nonverbal communication styles, negotiating across cultures, leading multicultural teams, and emerging careers in the digital global village.

36 hours3,6 ECTS

Please note that courses listed in this catalog may not be offered every semester. For information on courseavailability and the registration procedures, please contact the respective graduate or undergraduate program responsible for the course.

Contact Information

GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Agroecosystemsppgagro.posgrad.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-5341

Automation and Systems Engineering

pgeas.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-7793

Chemical Engineeringposenq.posgrad.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-2501

Computer Scienceppgcc.posgrad.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-9738

Educationppge.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-2251

Mechanical Engineeringppgmec.posgrad.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-9277

Medical Sciencesppgcm.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-9150

Pharmacypgfar.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-4588

Physical Educationppgef.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-4774

Physiological Sciencespmpg.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-2713

Plant Genetic Resources rgv.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-5333

English: Linguistic and Literary Studies

ppgi.posgrad.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 (48) 3721-9455

Environmental Engineering

ppgea.posgrad.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-7740

Food Scienceppgeal.posgrad.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-4063

Interdisciplinary Studies in Human Sciences

ppgich.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-9405

Lawppgd.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 (48) 3721-9287

Political Sociologyppgsp.posgrad.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-9253

Psychologyppgp.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-2435

Social Anthropologyppgas.posgrad.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-4131

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

Department of Production and Systems Engineering

deps.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-7004

Department of Administrationportal.cad.ufsc.br [email protected] +55 48 3721-9386

Campus UniversitárioReitor João David Ferreira Lima

Trindade, Florianópolis.SC - BrasilCEP 88.040-900

Telefone: +55 48 3721-9000www.ufsc.br

Universidade Federal de Santa CatarinaOffice of International Relations - SINTER

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Course Catalogue 2018-2019logo-de... · 2018. 9. 27. · Prof. Armando Albertazzi Gonçalves Jr. Prorectorate for Administration – PROAD Prof. Jair Napoleão Filho Prorectorate