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Estrategias de apoyo para la atención tutorial en tiempos de COVID-19 de tutores en la Universidad Veracruzana
Authors:   El Colegio de San Luis, Velasco-Gomez Yared Saraí, , Domínguez-Gil Nahum de J., , Ramírez-Gómez Citlali,
Published: March 2024

La tutoría en la Universidad Veracruzana (UV) tiene como objetivo apoyar a los estudiantes durante su paso por la universidad, con lo cual se asegura su éxito académico. Por tanto, para un buen ejercicio tutorial es necesario abarcar cuatro dimensiones: 1) académica, 2) profesional, 3) personal y 4) integración y permanencia
Herramientas digitales utilizadas en la acción tutorial, una perspectiva estudiantil
Authors: Aoyama-Argumedo Esperanza , Peralta-Hernández, Aroldo Enoc , Loza-Cruz, Jesús Alexander
Published: March 2024

La tutoría como acción de guía, asesoramiento y acompañamiento de los estudiantes durante su trayectoria educativa, permite y coadyuva en el desarrollo integral no solo de los estudiantes de nuevo ingreso sino a aquellos que están por concluir su formación, esta se puede desarrollar de manera presencial y virtual dependiendo de las necesidades y características de la acción tutorial
De los abrazos que no di, a los abrazos resilientes
Authors:   Universidad Autónoma del Carmen, Lara-Heredia Martha Alicia , Martínez-Murguía Ricardo , Estrada-Córdoba Dulce Fabiola
Published: March 2024

El ser humano es un ente social predominante que requiere aceptación y validación de su tribu; y el abrazo se entiende como emocional y efectivamente esta manifestación interna del individuo hacia la comunidad. Durante los últimos meses de encierro derivados de la pandemia, el abrazo como contacto físico fundamental se perdió. De repente, el abrazo desapareció, no hubo más abrazos después de las habituales vacaciones de Semana Santa, entre hermanos, amigos, parejas, familia y la comunidad... y todos aquellos que nos dan consuelo. Este estudio presenta cómo se abordó el cambio de la tutoría presencial a la tutoría grupal virtual en la Universidad Autónoma del Carmen. Esta modificación fue realizada por la Dirección de Servicios al Estudiante dentro del Programa Institucional de Tutorías y sus coordinadores de departamento y la Unidad de Servicios Psicológicos y otros departamentos institucionales. Asimismo, se incluyeron diferentes paradigmas para interactuar con el abrazo y la comunicación verbal, desde la neurología, la terapia, la poesía y los estudiantes. A través del grupal virtual y la tutoría virtual, descubrimos que los mensajes de texto nos hacen sentir animados, reconfortados y abrazados
La educación socioemocional desde la tutoría en los alumnos de la Facultad de Pedagogía en la región Poza Rica - Tuxpan
Authors:   Universidad Veracruzana, Segura-Hernández Angel, , Guzmán-Valdés Juana Elena, , Amado-García Mercedes,
Published: March 2024

El presente trabajo de investigación se ubica en el paradigma interpretativo, el cual permite realizar investigación de corte cualitativo, donde se busca conocer opiniones, actitudes, comportamientos o conductas de determinados actores sociales describiendo la subjetividad del objeto de estudio
La acción tutorial en la formación integral de los estudiantes de la Escuela Preparatoria Prof. Manuel J. García Pinto
Authors:   Escuela Preparatoria Prof. Manuel J. García Pinto, Hernández Salazar Minerva Concepción, , Contreras-Farfán Thanya Paola , Montes de Oca Sonia Estela, Farfán-
Published: March 2024

La Educación Media Superior (EMS), conocida como bachillerato; es el periodo de estudios donde se adquieren las competencias académicas para ingresar a una universidad (o licenciatura), siendo parte integral del desarrollo formativo de los estudiantes. En México, la declaratoria de emergencia sanitaria por la pandemia de covid-19 emitida en marzo de 2020 cerró las escuelas de todos los niveles y se suspendieron las actividades escolares. Durante la emergencia surgieron muchos retos para la educación ante la pandemia. Pero otros sobrevivieron, y la pandemia sólo agravó el problema.La EMS de México está experimentando una transformación integral basada en una nueva visión de la tutoría donde la atención individualizada de los alumnos ayudará a reducir los índices de rezago académico, abandono o deserción escolar, como resultado esto mejorará la eficiencia terminal. Cabe señalar que la Preparatoria Manuel J. García Pinto, busca el desarrollo integral de los alumnos también esto incluye la tutoría formativa en sus programas
Acompañamiento Integral con perspectiva de género para el alumnado de la licenciatura de Diseño Industrial de la Facultad de Arquitectura de la UNAM
Authors:   Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Varela-Mancilla María Estela,
Published: March 2024

En este trabajo se presenta la propuesta de intervención educativa Acompañamiento Integral con perspectiva de género para los estudiantes de la Licenciatura en Diseño Industrial de la Facultad de Arquitectura de la UNAM. En el Plan de Acción Tutorial se entrelazan la tutoría y la formación integral con un enfoque desde la perspectiva de género como política universitaria, a través de la planeación de actividades secuenciadas y transversalizadas, que se realizan con estudiantes de tercero a séptimo semestres
Incidencia de los valores universitarios en la formación del profesional desde la tutoría
Authors:   Universidad Autónoma del Carmen, Yon-Guzmán Silvia Estela, , Hernández-Marín Gloria Del Jesús, , Arias-Gómez Leticia,
Published: March 2024

Se promueve la interiorización de los valores universitarios en la formación del profesional de la educación, mediante el método de investigación acción. El contexto de intervención tuvo lugar en la Universidad Autónoma del Carmen, en México, participaron estudiantes en formación de las generaciones 2018, 2019, 2020 y 2021 que fueron invitados a los talleres impartidos tres profesorestutores en el horario institucional de tutoría. La estrategia empleada para el fortalecimiento de los valores (orden, responsabilidad, integridad, solidaridad, profesionalismo, respeto, equidad, libertad, patriotismo), consistió en nueve talleres en modalidad mixta, seis se desarrollaron en la plataforma educativa Microsoft Teams y dos talleres presenciales
Educación inclusiva, desde la tutoría académica
Authors:   Universidad Veracruzana, Bauza-Mendoza Guadalupe, , González-Ramos Luz María, , Galván-Rodríguez Brenda,
Published: March 2024

En el contexto educativo actual la atención a la diversidad constituye un elemento esencial que facilita el máximo desarrollo de todos los estudiantes. Desde esta perspectiva la acción tutorial y la diversidad del alumnado se han convertido en dos pilares que contribuyen a la calidad de la formación de los estudiantes universitarios
Computer Technology and Innovation
Authors:   Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Jocotitlán, Reyes-Nava, Adriana
Published: March 2024

Seek to create a render farm that will allow low-income emerging production houses to implement this tool helping them to complete animation projects that contain complex compositions or require computational power to render these works
Selection methods and detection techniques applied to tomato fruits based on their physical characteristics
Authors:   Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Jocotitlán, López-Robles Martín,
Published: March 2024

Tomatoes are a vegetable crop of great economic importance worldwide, in addition to being the subject of research to be able to have a higher quality of fruits for consumers. As with many of the crops in the world, the harvest of the tomato fruit is a task that requires a large amount of labor, causing an increase in the costs to be paid by the producer. In recent years, there has been a great and growing interest in automating agricultural processes such as harvesting. This has prompted the development of computer vision and image analysis methods and techniques for the detection of fruits and vegetables. For this reason, given that obtaining images is a very fast and non-invasive way to detect the fruits, these can be classified as both mature and immature or detect some other physical traits that may be useful for the grower of the crop. Some of the systems developed allow the detection and selection of tomato fruits by creating their personalized classification according to the physical characteristics of the fruit. There are a large number of environmental factors that are of importance for the full development of tomato fruits because they have a great influence on the speed of the biological processes of the tomato fruit. During the post-harvest, the care of the plants is as important as the care of the tomato fruit, good care generates a higher quality of the fruits
Language Recognition through Context-Free Grammars and Natural Language Processing
Authors:   Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, Caballero-Hernandez Hector,
Published: March 2024

At present, language recognition systems have great relevance, because these systems allow to identify if the lexical units belong to a certain language, this type of tools have allowed to generate translators, word identifiers, and recently sentiment analyzers have been built, thanks to current advances it has been possible to achieve with natural language processing the analysis of sentences developed by human beings to be interpreted by computerized systems. This research shows the application of techniques for recognizing the belonging of strings to formal languages using context-free grammars, on the other hand, a software has been developed for the recognition of feelings in text. The results achieved indicate a recognition of 100% of the analyzed strings, as well as the interpretation of the analyzed sentences, performing the coding of a parser and a sentiment analyzer
Identification and classification of mature corn cob species using Artificial Intelligence algorithms
Authors:   Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Jocotitlán, Reyes-Nava Adriana,
Published: March 2024

This work presents the identification of different species of mature corn cobs produced in the northern area of the State of Mexico, specifically white, yellow, black and pink cobs by using a Convolutional Neural Network associated to a classification algorithm, the analysis is performed by supervised learning since the labeling of the cobs for training and validation is previously performed, so that in the prediction stage the algorithm is able to identify unlabeled species to check the effectiveness of the algorithm. This work is divided into two phases: the first one is to determine the performance of the algorithm for a sample of images and analysis through real time video and the second one is the implementation of the physical mechanism that is in charge of the classification. It is worth mentioning that this work focuses on the development of the first phase, which is based on the development and training of the algorithm based on Convolutional Neural Networks for the correct identification and classification of the cob
CIERMMI Women in Science Biological, Humanities and Social Sciences
Authors:   Colegio de Ingenieros en Energías Renovables de Querétaro, MARROQUÍN-DE JESÚS, Ángel , CASTILLO-MARTÍNEZ, Luz Carmen , OLIVARES-RAMÍREZ, Juan Manuel , OLGUÍN-LÓPEZ, Norma
Published: March 2024

Science has two main objectives, to understand and to improve, we seek to understand how our environment works, but also how to improve our expectations and quality of life. how our environment works, but also how to improve our expectations and quality of life. and quality of life
Basic social skills in the training of dentists
Authors:   Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa, Zárate-Depraect Nikell Esmeralda,
Published: March 2024

To highlight the importance of basic social skills in the training of second-year public university dentistry students. Methodology: Qualitative research with a hermeneutical historical approach that applies the techniques: questionnaire and workshop to 25 students who voluntarily decide to participate in this study. Informed consent applies
Bioinformatic practical applications in biotechnology, medicine, environmental and agricultural sciences
Authors:   Instituto de Investigaciones Agropecuarias y Forestales, RAGGI Luciana
Published: March 2024

The new massive sequencing technologies of nucleic acids (DNA and RNA) have allowed a great advance in health, biology, environmental, agricultural, and biotechnology sciences. However, the gigantic amount of data (big data) obtained from each experiment requires increasingly demanding computational power and also experimented computer scientists. Therefore, the field of bioinformatics, or the use of computing applied to the understanding of biological systems, requires specialized analysts who have an understanding of both biology and computational systems
Recruitment of personnel in companies using the 4.0 technique in times of COVID-19
Authors:   Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Villa Guerrero, Vázquez-Vázquez Erika
Published: March 2024

Recruitment is part of staffing in the area of human resources to integrate the right people into organizations. However, technological platforms have been implemented in this type of process thanks to industry 4.0. That is why this research of non-experimental design, retrospective research, qualitative method aims to analyze the results obtained in recruitment 4.0 as a result of its implementation by the COVID-19 pandemic in Mexico. Considering for this articles and theses that talk about this
Consumption condition of Chihuahua type cheese: case study
Authors:   Instituto Tecnológico Superior Zacatecas Norte, Mireles-Medina Antonia, , Mireles-Medina Elma Alejandra, , Mireles-Medina Manuel Patricio, , Mireles-Medina Jesús,
Published: March 2024

This study consists of obtaining information regarding the conditions of consumption of Chihuahua type cheese in Río Grande, Zacatecas, México (analysis unit), due to the fact that currently in the municipality in question the information is scarce, so it is it is necessary to know what the characteristics are (age, sex, socioeconomic level, among others); your consumption and purchase habits; your knowledge of the competition, brands, etc.; in addition to their consumption and purchase habits
Morphological evaluation of Dioscorea sparsiflora and D. alata minitubers irradiated by gamma rays
Authors: Díaz-Godínez Laura, , Gutiérrez-Mora Antonia, , Morales-García Soledad, , Castañeda-Nava José Juvencio,
Published: March 2024

Dioscorea genus comprises underground tubers with economic-nutritional importance. Plagues affect its production, and as in Mexico, there is no established farming system, so its utilization is limited. Using biotechnological tools, like in vitro culture and genetic improvement, has led to the development of varieties with important agronomic characteristics. In vitro propagated plants of D. sparsiflora and D. alata, acclimatized to greenhouse conditions, were radiated with different gamma ray doses (0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60 Gy) to improve their genetic characteristics. Minitubers were measured and weighed to identify differences between treatments. D. sparsiflora plants resisted all doses those with the biggest sizes were obtained when radiated with 30 Gy and higher radiation treatments. D. alata plants radiated with 50 and 60 Gy did not survive, and the highest number of tubers was obtained when radiating with 10 Gy
Biomass: teaching strategy for the laboratory at university level
Authors:   Universidad Politécnica de Cuautitlán Izcalli, Rangel-Ruiz Karelia Liliana
Published: March 2024

Biomass is defined as that organic product of vegetable origin that can convert the energy coming from sunlight into chemical energy contained in the vegetable carbohydrates’ links. Its study is important since this contained chemical energy can be used in the form of fuels, electricity and/or chemical reagents that can be used as precursors. This paper presents a proposal for teaching biomass in the laboratory at university level. The experimental proposal exposes an easy and accessible practice to meet this objective
Design of a thermal process applied to hummus (chickpea) dip
Authors:   Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán, Gijón-Arreortúa Ixchel,
Published: March 2024

A thermal process was designed in three different flavors of hummus dip using the Ball method. To guarantee commercial sterility, the sustaining times of 3 and 5 min were evaluated, a thermal death time (Fproceso) greater than 2.5 min was obtained, for natural hummus (HN), with chipotle (HC) and with olives (HA), the values were 3.4, 3.4 and 2.8 min, respectively. A treatment was designed with a heating time (tB) using Fproceso = 2.5 min, for Clostridium botulinum. The experimental tB obtained for HN, HC and HA were 14.8, 14.1 and 13.2 min, with these values were obtained the exact times of holding in the autoclave of 1.7, 1.8 and 2.6 min in HN, HC, and HA, respectively, suitable for commercial sterility. This method allowed to know the lethality of the sterilization process for hummus dip
Prevalence of thrombocytopenia in canine with clinical signs of ehrlichiosis in Poza Rica, Veracruz
Authors: Islas-Pineda Daniela,
Published: March 2024

The objective of this study was to determine the prevalence of thrombocytopenia in dogs with clinical signs of canine Ehrlichiosis in the city of Poza Rica, Veracruz. It was used 32 blood samples from dogs with clinical signs compatible with canine ehrlichiosis. A platelet count by hematic biometry and the Uranotest Quattro test based on the immunochromatographic technique were used. To analyze the data, the Chi-square test of the statistical software SPSS 20 Windows was used
Financial management in SMEs of two municipalities in the north zone of the State of Mexico
Authors:   Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México, Escamilla-Salazar : Zugaide,
Published: March 2024

Financial management is vital to the growth and development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Therefore, an adequate implementation supports financial decision-making, allowing opportunities for monetary sustainability. Therefore, the present work aims to analyze some financial management variables in SMEs in two municipalities in the north of the State of Mexico to detect those financing alternatives they use for development and consolidation. The main results show that SMEs in Atlacomulco and Ixtlahuaca opted for external financing, leaving internal financing in the background
Pedagogical activity to teach the concepts of renewable energy to Mexican engineering students
Authors: Pérez García Laura Andrea
Published: March 2024

This paper describes a dynamic activity to teach the concepts of renewable energy and evaluates its effects on engineering students in Mexico. The dynamic activity is based on variations of percentages of energy consumption proposed by a teacher and the participants using bean seeds. A total of 92 students of Renewable Energy Engineering from three different periods involved the study. The participants were divided into groups, and presented a report where they demonstrated their level of understanding. Using the One-Way ANNOVA test determined differences between their proposals and the teacher ones and interpreted the level of participants’ knowledge acquired. A survey was also implemented to examine the effects of understanding the topic and detect discrepancies between directed questions and their proposals. The results showed that the dynamic activity helps participants with their difficulties in understanding the topic. It was found satisfactory outcomes when the dynamic activity is applied face to face
CIERMMI Women in Science Engineering Sciences and Applications
Authors:   Colegio de Ingenieros en Energías Renovables de Querétaro, Marroquín-De Jesús, Ángel
Published: March 2024

This book contains information that has been compiled by research professors who are committed to the sustainability of the planet committed to the sustainability of the planet, join their efforts in science to share it as in the case of this book and then share it as in the case of this book. It is a compilation of the effort to understand, to then apply and share in their students the concepts of energy and share in their students the concepts of energies, and to instill in them that commitment of empathy. In different topics you can see the effort to think about the application and hope that their achievements become a reality achievements become a reality
Obtaining Biodiesel from waste cooking oil using MOF-Zn-II as a heterogeneous acid catalyst
Authors:   Instituto Tecnológico de Mérida, Aguilar-Alcalá Melissa Guadalupe,
Published: March 2024

The metal-organic structure [{Zn(O2CCH3)2}(m-bpe)]n, MOF-Zn-II, was evaluated as a heterogeneous acid catalyst in the production of biodiesel by simultaneous esterification and transesterification of waste cooking oil from a hamburger restaurant. At reaction conditions of 140 °C, 7.5 h, molar ratio MeOH:Oil 24:1 and 1 % w/w catalyst, the yield of methyl esters reaches 94.31 %. The values of the parameters of the obtained biodiesel, such as acid number, viscosity, and density, were among those established in the ASTM D6751 and ASTM D1298 standards. In addition, MOF-Zn-II is a material that can be recovered and reused during three reaction cycles without significantly decreasing the performance of methyl esters. Consequently, MOF-Zn-II can be used as a catalyst in the production process of biodiesel from waste cooking oil, since the obtained biodiesel not only meets the specifications required to be sell, but is also obtained from waste raw materials, besides contributing to sustainability and the protection of the environment
Solar energy monitoring system using a SEPIC converter for possible application in Nanosatellites
Authors:   Universidad de Ixtlahuaca, Jiménez-Juárez Josefina,
Published: March 2024

Nanosatellites are mobile objects that orbit the Earth and are distinguished by their size and solar energy source. They consist of two main parts: the payload, which is the main reason for completing the mission, and the platform, which consists of the subsystems that enable proper operation. The most important subsystem is the electrical system (EPS), which is responsible for distributing power to the various modules and converting the energy produced by the energy recovery system
Prototype of ergonomic container of polyethylene LD-PE/PEAD for packaging honey from native bees
Authors:   Instituto Tecnológico Superior de Huauchinango, Soto-Leyva Yasmin,
Published: March 2024

In the present work, the container prototype for melipona bee honey is shown, characterized by being operational and complying with the characteristics of interactivity, progressive improvement, flexibility for changes and functionality. In the experience of Garcerant (2019) the containers are physical means that preserve the organoleptic characteristics of the products, specifically the exposed model is oriented to contain a sweet liquid (honey), which is extracted from the meliponarios of the Sierra Norte of the State of Puebla and comes from native bees ( Tetragonista Angustula ), the need for the creation of this packaging arises due to the high packaging costs currently absorbed by regional bee growers, who, when observing high packaging costs, choose to sell honey to intermediaries in larger containers (19 liters) at low costs, significantly reducing their own profits from honey, which is harvested in two seasonal periods (april/august), what is described above brings with it the design of the container which is manufactured with high (Cap)/low (Body) density polyethylene (LD -PE/ PEAD), designed to contain a volume of 500 ml and preserve honey at a temperature ranging from 5°C to 25°C (Room temperature), being resistant to impacts and the introduction of external agents. The design of the container validates ergonomic aspects of use: 1) The opening-closing (flip flop lid), 2) Take-carry (Body shape), this prototype was made in the SketChup software, later it was printed in 3D and validated by technical viscosity tests, finally, the unit cost of the container was calculated, which amounts to a monetary value of $11.09, being 44.85% competitive in the commercial market and low cost for meliponiculturists
Artisanal production of ink, recycling the waste applied in the softening process of Amate paper
Authors:   Instituto Tecnológico Superior de Huauchinango, Gonzaga-Licona Elisa,
Published: March 2024

The elaboration of amate paper is a totally handmade process that is carried out in the indigenous communities that inhabit the Sierra Norte of the State of Puebla, within the production process a liquid desire (ink) is obtained, which is discarded in the sewers. and drains contributing to the contamination of rivers and soils of the Otomi indigenous community of San Pablito Pahuatlan. The present work seeks to take advantage of this residue by producing an ink that will be used in the first instance as: a) Input in pens, b) Input in ink injectors for printers, c) Screen printing: Preparation of party cards, thus ending the contamination of stagnant and fluvial rivers, in addition to storing the ink for the decorative painting of amate paper, benefiting the community by not generating excessive expenses in obtaining the same ink, and the environment by not disposing of the residue and providing it with second use. In this way, it seeks to train trained and qualified human capital with the capacity to innovate, adapt and develop new craft methodologies that allow the solution of existing problems in the indigenous community that is dedicated to producing amate paper
Design and construction of CanSat educational satellites
Authors:   Instituto Politécnico Nacional, Ortega-Alvarez Eduardo,
Published: March 2024

Artificial satellites play a key role in research and modern communications serving the purpose of gathering data and transmitting it back to Earth. However, due to its complexity and strict quality standards, the design and construction of a satellite can span up to six years, making it challenging to teach this process to university students. Which is why the development of pico-satellites like CanSats provides students with the opportunity to learn the operation and basic systems of a satellite and their common launch vehicles on a small scale and in a short period of time. This paper explains the design and manufacturing process of a CanSat and a model rocket and their launch in the Mexican desert to gather data on the atmosphere throughout its descent, including height, pressure, air quality, latitude, and longitude. Additionally, it gives a brief explanation of the interface and database using Lab VIEW and Excel to plot all the collected variables
Design of an automated cleaning system for 79.2 KW photovoltaic power plant panel
Authors: Barrera-Ugalde José Rafael,
Published: March 2024

In summary, the production of energy through photovoltaic panels is an efficient and sustainable technology. Its main objective is to generate electricity in a renewable way, reducing dependence on non-renewable resources and mitigating environmental impacts. As part of the methodology, the analysis of panel efficiency over time is included, highlighting the importance of regular cleaning to maintain optimal performance. A cleaning process is recommended, which includes visual inspection, selecting the appropriate method, and a post-cleaning inspection. Furthermore, the design of an automated cleaning system is addressed, considering ergonomic and environment- adaptive aspects. SolidWorks software is used to precisely model the system's components and optimize its structure and functionality. Finally, as a contribution, regular cleaning with an automated system can increase efficiency by a range of 2% to 5%, extending the lifespan of the panels and maximizing their performance over time. This implies that, with the use of appropriate cleaning systems, panels can regain some of their original efficiency, which is essential for ensuring optimal performance
Educational mechatronics and applied to the design of an automated prototype for obtaining thin films
Authors:   Universidad Tecnológica Gral. Mariano Escobedo, Rivas-Orozco Rafael,
Published: March 2024

This project presents the design and development of an automated prototype for the deposit of thin films on glass substrates, using the chemical immersion method (SILAR). The importance of the development of these films lies in their multiple applications such as electronic resistors, thin film transistors and capacitors. One of the objectives of the project is to promote scientific, technological and innovation interest so that higher education students understand real problems, in which solutions can be provided through the development and integration of mechatronic prototypes. The final device has a 500mm vertical axis, a 100mm stroke end piston, a clamp driven by a stepper motor, a temperature control bath, a resistive oven, LCD16X2 screen, its structure is made of aluminum profiles. 4040 extrusion with 10mm acrylic walls and its operation is carried out using software based on the Arduino platform
Mobile laboratory for FVM analysis
Authors:   Tecnológico Nacional de México, Sánchez-Villarreal Milagros del Rocío,
Published: March 2024

Due to its geographical location, different regions are rich in solar energy, which favors the use of solar panels, however, the installation is a process that involves taking different factors into account, and it is a recurring topic of study. In this project, a mobile unit was built for the transport of photovoltaic modules (MFV) and to study in a practical way the factors that affect their efficiency. The preliminary design of the mobile laboratory was carried out taking into account the measurements of a 410 W JaSolar module, from this consideration the pertinent calculations were made to size the laboratory, then the measurements obtained were scaled and a prototype was elaborated through a model to detail the necessary mechanisms and materials. Then proceeded with the construction of the laboratory based on the preliminary design and the prototype. Finally, the functionality of the mobile unit was verified by determining the efficiency of the 410 W JaSolar module at different inclination angles, on different floors, shading vertically and horizontally, and with ventilation cooling. It was concluded that the laboratory is practical and meets the desired characteristics
Evaluation of obtaining biohydrogen by different fermentation methods
Authors:   Instituto Tecnológico de La Laguna, Murguia-Fierro Salma Verónica,
Published: March 2024

There are a lot of projects around the methods of obtaining renewable fuels that are less harmful to the environment. In that sea of investigations, one of the less explored and with greater potential to become a principal biofuel is biohydrogen production through fermentations. However, biohydrogen technologies production has limitations such as low productivity, therefore are not profitable yet. Through this project, the search for the evaluation of practice to attain biohydrogen to determine how feasible the development of said technology, as well as the efficiency as a process is the main goal. In this project, development of multiple fermentations, analysis of growth curves in different growth mediums such as nutrient agar, BBM and TAP mediums in addition with microalgae Chlamydomonas, were made
Evaluation of substrates for biopolymer processing
Authors:   Instituto Tecnológico de La Laguna, Reyes-Cabrera Estefania Guadalupe,
Published: March 2024

The substitution by biodegradable plastics through the implementation of lignocellulosic polymers based on lignocellulose represents a potential idea to reduce their impact and take advantage of these wastes, decreasing their cost for final disposal and the environmental damage they generate. In this project, substrates based on banana and mango peels were evaluated for Pseudomona to obtain a biopolymer with the objective of determining which substrates generate a greater amount of polymers by comparing mango, banana and potato peels with known growth media. The process is composed of a mechanical pretreatment and acid hydrolysis, for the delignification of the peels, compared with the basal medium and the LMC for the culture of Pseudomona at 35°C under sterile conditions, neutral PH and the addition of some elements of the basal medium, cell extraction by centrifugation and a method of extraction of the polymer based on chloroform. Obtaining that the biopolymer produced in gr/L 25.86, 19.53, 6.63, 4.55, 15, for Mango, Banana, Potato, LMC and Basal medium, having better yields than the commercial media
Annual emissions of greenhouse gases of motor vehicles in the Academic Unit Valle de las Palmas UABC
Authors:   Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, Cuenca-López Luis Daniel,
Published: March 2024

The purpose of this research is to carry out a quantify motor vehicles that enter the Valle de las Palmas Academic Unit (UA) of the Autonomous University of Baja California, calculate the GHG Levels based on CO2 emissions and evaluate the environmental impact generated by transportation according to indicators of the Transportation category of the UI GreenMetrics 2023 Guide. A manual counting method is used to know the number and type of vehicles that travel to the UA and with based on these results, determine the emissions of GHG as well as the environmental impact generated by motor vehicles that travel to the UA. Its conclude that the type of motor vehicles that travel to the UA us heterogeneous, consisting of private cars, urban transport, and motorcycles and these generate 1884 metric tons of CO2 per year, so with these data there is a baseline of environmental impact generated by transport that travels to the UA, existing areas of opportunity for improvement for the benefit of air quality and the health of the university community
Comparison of gasoline, hybrid and electric vehicles
Authors:   Instituto Tecnológico Nacional de México, García-Contreras Cecilia Pamela,
Published: March 2024

It is well known that hybrid and electric cars have been proposed and considered as the available alternative to gasoline vehicle, to try and reduce the consumption of fossil fuels to meet global environmental objectives. Therefore, the average user should have an analytical comparison to determine if the available alternatives are useful to them and their particular situation. As such, this project aims to provide a purchasing recommendation to the average user based off their needs while highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of the three types of automobiles available: gasoline, hybrid and electric. To complete this comparison, the best-selling cars in Mexico of each available category, with similar measurements and passenger capacity, were selected. Subsequently, it was decided that a journey of over 1000 km across the country would be the best comparison, deciding on the travel route to start from Torreón, Coahuila to Puebla, Puebla. After calculating the total energy needed for each vehicle to complete the same route, the stops needed to recharge and complete the route, as well as the time needed, it was concluded that compared to the gasoline car, the hybrid is an option with similar performance on long trips, while the electric car is not recommended for long trips like the one analyzed in this report
Foundations for the design of values in business management
Authors:   Tecnológico Nacional de México/TES Valle de Bravo, González-Flores Adalberto,
Published: March 2024

Aspects to be considered such as justice, kindness, equity, mercy and piety are not common in the business world, especially when the market is perceived as a jungle where the law of the strongest prevails, where what is pursued is to obtain a larger share of the market at any cost, with immoral practices affecting employees, suppliers and customers. There are few, or perhaps none, when an organization is managed considering these values. Therefore, the present study aims to review the bibliography of some values contrasting them with some biblical passages obtained from the Latin American Catholic Bible, addressing moral aspects that can be applied in organizations, whether forprofit or not, with the intention of improving their performance that allows them to remain in highly competitive markets or serve their customers in an assertive and empathetic way
Research perspectives at TESVB in the face of Industry 5.0
Authors:   Tecnológico Nacional de México/TES Valle de Bravo, GONZÁLEZ-FLORES Adalberto
Published: March 2024

Within higher education institutions, one of the most relevant activities to be developed is research, in addition to teaching and networking. But research would not be relevant if its results were not disseminated. However, the processes of dissemination of research work often lead to a tortuous path that ends up discouraging many who are dedicated to this work. Therefore, it is beneficial for novice researchers to be motivated by those who already have more experience in such work, as shown in this compilation. A work of dissemination of knowledge, which concentrates the efforts of a group of collaborators dedicated to research at the Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Valle de Bravo, is the result of years of this practice that today is materialized in this work. Undoubtedly, it lays the foundations for the consolidation of research work where some researchers see that their results are disseminated and serve for the training of professionals who form in the classrooms of this institution in the first order, and secondly, to encourage teachers who have not yet explored these paths, to venture to do so for the benefit of the entire community of the Tecnológico Nacional de México campus Valle de Bravo mainly and certainly for those dedicated to this noble work that allows the advancement of humanity
Tourist Route of Mazahua Crafts in the municipalities of Donato Guerra and Valle de Bravo, State of Mexico, Mexico, 2021-2023
Authors:   Tecnológico Nacional de México/ TES Valle de Bravo, Mandujano-De Los Santos Ariadna,
Published: March 2024

The project is carried out with the participation of a student (thesis student) belonging to the Mazahua Ethnicity, from the town of San Antonio de La Laguna, municipality of Donato Guerra, State of Mexico, Mexico; which is currently marketing it. The Tourist Route is marked from the entrance to the communities of San Antonio de La Laguna and San Simón de la Laguna, both with a significant participation of the ethnic group (INEGI, 2021); until reaching the municipality of Valle de Bravo, where crafts are sold in three predominant points: Plaza Mazahua, Valle de Bravo Crafts Market and La Estrella Crafts Market. The predominant activities in the towns of San Antonio de La Laguna and San Simón de La Laguna are: agriculture and livestock (on a smaller scale), and the production of crafts; The main problem is that crafts do not have a market considered sufficient payment; The route aims to attract a market to the aforementioned locations
Monarch Butterfly Ecotourism Route in the municipality of Donato Guerra, State of Mexico, Mexico, 2021-2023
Authors:   Tecnológico Nacional de México/TES de Valle de Bravo, Mendoza-Coria Ana Erika,
Published: March 2024

The Ecotourism Route was developed within the town of El Capulín, municipality of Donato Guerra, State of Mexico, Mexico; According to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI, 2023), it is a locality with a high degree of marginalization. The Ecotourism Route begins from an ecotourism inn at the Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary, in the El Capulín ejido in Cerro Pelón, called Macheros (PN1. GCS: 19°21'51.76"N. 100°17'23.97"0. Elevation: 2,451 meters). The route continues until reaching the final point where the monarch butterfly hibernates (PN7. GCS: 19°23'18.31"N. 100°15'37.21"W. Elevation: 3279 meters). The intermediate points cover areas where the monarch butterfly lives on a large scale, where the sanctuaries of this species that exist in the municipality of Donato Guerra contribute to the economic benefits of the El Capulín town. Based on the above, the staging of an Ecotourism Route could increase the tourist flow in the region; and could contribute directly to the care of natural resources, being beneficial for the area
School desertion in the Bachelor's Degree in Administration of TESVB
Authors:   Tecnológico Nacional de México/TES Valle de Bravo, Josefina, Hernández-Sánchez
Published: March 2024

The following research aims to identify the causes of school dropout among students of the Bachelor's Degree in Administration of the Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Valle de Bravo. This phenomenon has been affecting students for several years, however, the main characteristic observed is that most of the cases occur in the first semesters of the career. To analyze the problem, it was necessary to conduct a documentary research, to objectively know the reasons why this unfortunate decision is taken, making use of the students' withdrawal forms, safeguarded by the School Control Subdirection, however, there are students who do not perform this process and simply stop attending classes, therefore, a survey was also developed in Google Drive through WhatsApp and Messenger, to students who dropped out of the race. Now, as for the most frequent causes of school dropouts in the Bachelor's Degree in Administration, according to the point of view of the dropout students themselves, they are located around four predominant situations: Social problems, economic problems, family situations and they did not like the career
The diffusion of Cannabis impact on Gastronomy: Legality and culinary evolution
Authors:   Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Valle de Bravo., Santillán-Álvarez Ángel,
Published: March 2024

The culinary integration of cannabis has been influenced by its increasing acceptance in both medical and recreational contexts across various locations, sparking considerable interest in contemporary gastronomy. This trend has elevated culinary exploration to a heightened level, challenging established norms. The research was conducted with the goal of disseminating knowledge about cannabis cuisine among culinary students, professionals, and the public. The methodology employed a combination of quantitative and qualitative approaches to analyze the perception and understanding of cannabis gastronomy within the studied population
Potential analysis resources for rural Tourism in the community of San Lucas, Amanalco; State of Mexico, Mexico
Authors:   Tecnológico Nacional de México, Campus Valle de Bravo, Martínez Hernández Milagros,
Published: March 2024

The San Lucas Community is a territory characterized by the inefficient promotion and practice of rural tourism, which has repercussions on the boom of projects within the region through the offer of activities derived from the use of nature, agriculture, and rural culture. Therefore, resources were identified and prioritized; the data collected were subjected to valuation matrices, measuring a total of 51 indicators. Subsequently, the calculation of the Tourism Potential Index was carried out along the lines of the pillars of sustainable development. As a result, the development of three different routes focused on gastronomy, agriculture and the nature of San Lucas was obtained. Likewise, as a means of dissemination, a website was implemented that will contribute to the promotion, to strengthen the strategies and thus encourage tourism in the study area
ISLAMIC HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIC PLANNING, PRACTICES, COMMITMENT, AND ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE OF BANGSAMORO REGION
Authors: Abdulmalik Hanafe L.
Published: March 2024

The study's primary goal was to develop a causal model that best links the employees' views on Islamic HRM principles, practices, and work engagement, as well as to determine which variables influenced organizational performance. Researcher-made survey instruments were used to implement descriptive-correlational and causal-comparative study designs. It was done in the Bangsamoro region and included 537 regular employees from different ministries using stratified random sampling. To interpret and analyse the data, the mean and standard deviation, Pearson Product-Moment Correlation, multiple regressions, and the structural modelling equation were employed. The study results show that the respondents in BARMM have a high level of agreement in their assessment of Islamic human resource management practices. The findings emphasize the considerable impact of Islamic principles and values on the implementing of human resource management (HRM) strategies. Moreover, the research reveals a positive perception among participants in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) regarding the efficacy of strategic planning and Islamic HRM practices concerning HRM policies, workplace dynamics and work environment, and leadership qualities. However, there are areas for improvement, particularly regarding HRM policies, which need further clarification and consistency. A strong positive relationship between work engagement, Islamic human resource management practices, and strategic planning with organizational performance in BARMM was also noted. This study suggests that employee engagement is a key driver of organizational productivity, and aligning HRM policies with Islamic values and principles can enhance organizational productivity. The study also highlights the potential social benefits of implementing Islamic human resource practices in organizations and society.
PRELIMINARY RESEARCH OF THE APPLICATION OF VARK ELEMENTS IN LEARNING TECHNIQUES AND MEMORIZATION OF THE QURAN IN MALAYSIA
Authors: Putung Siti Halimah , Abdul Hamid Siti Nurul Aishah , Sapan Nur Shafiekah , Ramli Siti Aishah
Published: March 2024

get an education. The benefit of memorizing the Quran encouraged Muslim parents to enrol their children in Tahfiz schools or centres. However, the process of memorizing the Quran is not as easy as it requires high concentration and discipline. As a result, many tahfiz students fail to complete the memorisation of the Quran according to the set period. This is why students need to have the right learning methods and styles to ensure the process of memorizing the Quran can be carried out effectively. Learning methods appropriate to students’ learning styles can increase students’ motivation and achievement. The VARK learning strategy, for example, has been proven to increase students' mastery of a subject, including memorizing the verses of the Quran. Therefore, based on previous studies done on this issue, this current study aimed to identify the elements of VARK in learning techniques and memorizing the Quran applied in Malaysian tahfiz centres and schools. The study used a qualitative method to identify these VARK elements by analysing the previous research. Based on the analysis, the study found that most Tahfiz centres and schools still applied the traditional method when teaching Quran memorisation however, the study also found that three elements of the VARK learning strategy were being applied namely, auditory, reading and writing. The result is significant for teachers to apply appropriate learning and memorisation methods to match student learning styles to improve students' ability and performance in memorising the Qur'an. Also, the results are advantageous for further research in understanding the VARK application in enhancing the Quran memorisation process in Tahfiz centres and schools in Malaysia.