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Summary of the Profile
General Description:
Objective(s) of a study programme:
To provide knowledge in aeronautical engineering, to develop the ability to identify and solve reliability, functional issues of the systems and components of aviation and space aircrafts, such as conventional and unmanned aircrafts and small satellites, to evaluate and forecast their condition and behavior, plan and conduct research by applying appropriate methods and equipment, while enabling to perform engineering and scientific activity in aviation companies, organizations and research institutions.
Learning outcomes:
Knowledge and Understanding
A1. Knows and understands theory of aeronautics, its development trends and applicability to solution of engineering tasks.
A2. Knows airworthiness directives applicable to aviation and space aircrafts, knows the methods of safety and reliability evaluation of their functional systems and elements reliability and knows how to apply these methods to practice.
A3.Knows and understands the importance of implementation of interdisciplinary theoretical and experimental research and advanced technologies in aeronautics and specifics of their application.
Engineering Analysis
B1. Is able to create and apply mathematical models for analysis of aeronautical objects and processes and is able to select appropriate software.
B2. Is able to perceive, formulate and solve engineering issues of aviation and space aircrafts and their components or systems in a new or unfamiliar situation.
B3. Is able to perceive the importance of social, health, safety and commercial regulations, as well as legislation on use of aero- and cosmic space while exploring and evaluating the aeronautical processes.
Engineering Design
C1. Is able to design aviation space aircrafts and their supporting systems and elements in cases of limited availability of comprehensive detailed technical information and to develop design documentation.
C2. Is able to develop and propose scientifically substantiated, task-specific and competitive design solutions of aeronautical systems, services and control.
Investigations
D1. Is able to identify, analyze and systematize necessary data while using data bases and information sources, and is able to evaluate critically and to make conclusions
D2. Is able to perfrom analytical and experimental researches, to manage, evaluate and interpret the results.
D3. Is able to identify applicability of methods, ways and measures and the limits of their application in the process of applied research in aeronautics.
Engineering Practice
E1. Is able to integrate relevant knowledge in electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering and apply it to design and operational practice.
E2. Is able to initiate and execute design and modernization projects in relation to aviation space aircrafts, their systems and elements, is able to select the appropriate methods, software and hardware.
E3. Knows ethical and commercial regulations applicable to engineering activity and is able to evaluate engineering activity in terms of occupational safety and environmental protection.
Transferable Skills
F1. Is able to plan learning process independently, choose an improvement direction in aeronautics or in other field.
F2. Is able to convey summarized personal/global scientific and engineering, aeronautical engineering experience and knowledge to the specialists and general public clearly and by argumentation.
F3. Is able to engage in subject-related communication and collaboration on the global scale with (none) aeronautical specialists and business representatives and assume personal and team responsibility for the quality of engineering activities.
Activities of teaching and learning:
Material of the study module is mastered both during classroom activities and individual work. Classroom activities include lectures, group research and practical work. Individual work is comprised of studying of theoretical material, preparation for lectures, group research and practical work, midterms and exam. It also includes preparation of homework, projects and other activities aimed at gaining knowledge, skills and abilities. The study programme is completed by final project of the Master’s degree studies.
Methods of assessment of learning achievements:
Knowledge, abilities and skills to be acquired by the student in the course of the study programme are assessed and entered into the databases twice: during assessment of the student’s independent work (positive or negative assessment) and during the exam session (grade under the ten-point scale).
Framework:
Study subjects (modules), practical training:
The following subjects are studied by the future graduates: Computational Aerodynamics, Reliability of Aircraft and Safety Assessment, Design of Conventional and Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Stability and Control of Aircrafts, Flight Control Systems, Telecommunications and Navigation and other subjects. 16 subjects are studied in total. Practice is not provided in the study programme.
Specialisations:
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Optional courses:
In the second and third semester, students may choose 30 credits from alternative module packages Engineering of Conventional and Unmanned Aircraft Systems and Space Engineering and Exploration
Distinctive features of a study programme:
The genuine interdisciplinary program is used to prepare highly qualified engineers-researchers in aeronautics, able to evaluate, solve problems related to design and application of aviation and space aircrafts (conventional and unmanned aircrafts, rockets and space satellites).
Access to professional activity or further study:
Access to professional activity:
Graduates will be able to perform scientific research, analytical, advisory work and undertake lead activities in the fields of design and application of aviation and space aircrafts and their systems.
Access to further study:
The graduate has access to the third cycle studies.
