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Víctor Hugo Ordóñez Navea. Competencias Investigativas Dirigidas a los Profesores de Ingeniería Eléctrica, desde un Modelo de Energía Alternativa. Revista Scientific - Artículo Arbitrado - Registro nº: 295-14548 - pp. BA2016000002 - Vol. 2, Nº 5 - Agosto-Octubre 2017 - pág. 283/303 ISSN: 2542-2987 - ISNI: 0000 0004 6045 0361 Research Capabilities Directed to all Electric Engineering Teachers, from an Alternative Energy Model Abstract The purpose of this work was to contemplate research capabilities directed to all electric engineering teachers from an alternative energy model intro the explanation of a semiconductor in the National Training Program in Electricity. Some authors, such as. Vidal (2016), Atencio (2014) y Camilo (2012) point out to technological applications with semiconductor electrical devices. In this way; a diagnostic phase is presented, held on this field research as a descriptive type about: a) how to identify the necessities of alternative energies, and b) The research competences in the alternatives energies of researcher from a solar cell model, to boost and innovate the academic praxis and technologic ingenuity. Themselves was applied a survey for a group of 15 teachers in the National Program of Formation in electricity to diagnose the deficiencies in the research area of alternatives energies. The process of data analysis was carried out through descriptive statistic. Later the conclusions are presented the need to generate strategies for stimulate and propose exploration of alternatives energies to the development of research competences directed to the teachers of electrical engineering for develop the research competences in the enforcement of the teachers exercise for the electric engineering, from an alternative energy model and boost the technologic research in the renewal energies field. Keywords: investigative competences; electrical engineering; alternative energy; academic praxis. Date Received: 16-02-2017 Date Acceptance: 17-03-2017 284