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University of Pernambuco's Automation and Control Engineering course curriculum consists of 10 semesters, with mandatory and elective courses. The curriculum covers various subjects, including mathematics, physics, chemistry, sociology, economics, computer science, electronics, mechanics, and control systems.

Mandatory courses in the first semester include Differential and Integral Calculus 1, Analytic Geometry, Informatics for Control and Automation, Mathematical Logic, General Chemistry, and Sociology and Environment.

In subsequent semesters, students take courses such as Linear Algebra, Economic Engineering, Expression in Portuguese Language, Graphic Expression 1, Physics 1, Discrete Mathematics for Automation, Numerical Calculation, Applied Electricity, Physics 2, Mechanics 1, Manufacturing Process, Electrical Circuits 1, and Supplements of Mathematics.

The curriculum also includes courses on Electrical Circuits 2, Design of Machinery, Electromagnetism 1, Electronics 1, Electronics Laboratory 1, Electrical Supplies, Modeling and Analysis of Systems, Electrical-Mechanical Energy Conversion, Dynamics of Machinery, Analog Electronic, Digital Electronics, and Metrology and Mechanical Design for Computer.

In the final semesters, students take courses such as Programmable Logic Controllers, Law for Engineers, Elements of Machines 1, Electronic Power, Control System 1, Digital Systems, Thermofluids, Elements of Robotics, Safety Engineering, Industrial Computers, Instrumentation and Control, Microcontrollers, Control System 2, Hydraulic Systems and Tyres, Management, Industrial Electrical Installations, Scientific Method, Quality of Energy, and Control System 3.

The 10th semester includes courses such as Additional Activities, Supervised Practice, Final Project of the Course, and various elective courses, including Management of the Maintenance, Electromagnetism 2, Electronic 2, Nuclear Physics, Electronics Laboratory 2, Principles of Communication, Digital Image Processing, Digital Voice Processing, Stochastics Projects, and Signals and Systems.