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Summary of the Profile
General Description:
Objective(s) of a study programme:
To provide knowledge and develop the skills necessary to competently solve the tasks of operation, production and design of electrical equipment and power control systems, to use information technologies, to evaluate the main factors of the business environment and scientific achievements in electrical engineering.
Learning outcomes:
Knowledge and Understanding:
A1 Knows and understands the basics of mathematics, natural sciences and social sciences, necessary to understand the aspects of the field of study of electrical engineering;
A2 Knows and understands the theoretical and applied principles and concepts of electrical circuit analysis, engineering graphics, mechanics, engineering materials, computer drawing, information technology and work safety, is able to apply them in solving electrical engineering and electricity problems;
A3 Has a coherent knowledge of automatic control, microcontrollers, electrical drives, electrical measurements and materials, and other core field subjects, understands the broader multidisciplinary context of engineering and is able to adapt methods and processes of other fields of science;
A4 Has an in-depth knowledge of analog and digital signal processing methods, electronic and microprocessor processing devices and their design basics, is able to apply them in the design of electrical and control devices;
A5 Has an in-depth knowledge of subjects related with properties, characteristics, parameters and working modes of electrical power converters, is able to apply them in the design of power converters and their control systems;
A6 Has an in-depth knowledge of electric power system dynamics, relay protection and automation, power system protection and control technologies, digital information systems in electricity sector, is able to apply them in the design of electrical networks and implementation of information technologies for power systems control.
Engineering Analysis:
B1 Is able to apply his/her knowledge and understanding to define, formulate and solve problems in electrical engineering;
B2 Is able to apply his/her knowledge and understanding in formulating and analysing electrical engineering tasks, solving them by choosing appropriate methods and experimental equipment;
B3 Is able to choose and apply appropriate analytical and modelling methods and software to solve electrical engineering problems.
Engineering Design:
C1 Is able to apply his/her knowledge and understanding in the development and implementation of projects of electrical engineering and electrical power;
C2 Understands design methodologies and is able to apply them to the design, analysis and modelling of electrical devices and systems.
Fundamental and Applied Research:
D1 Is able to find scientific and technical information using databases and other sources of information to solve electrical engineering problems;
D2 Is able to plan and perform experiments on electrical devices, equipment and systems, evaluate their data and present conclusions;
D3 Has skills in working with equipment used in electrical engineering.
Skills of Practical Work in Solving Engineering Problems:
E1 Is able to apply the acquired knowledge, improve practical skills related to research, engineering design and technology development of electrical equipment and electric power systems;
E2 Is able to combine theory and practice in solving engineering problems in the design of electrical equipment and the development of electric power systems;
E3 Understands and evaluates the ethical, environmental and commercial contexts of engineering activities;
E4 Is able to rationally plan time, has organizational skills and implements effective working methods.
Personal and Social Skills:
F1 Is able to work effectively independently and in a team, performing electrical engineering tasks;
F2 Can communicate with the engineering community and the general public;
F3 Holistically understands the impact of engineering solutions on society and the environment, adheres to the norms of professional ethics and engineering activities, perceives responsibility for engineering activities;
F4 Knows the aspects of electricity projects management and business, understands the links between technological solutions and their economic and social consequences;
F5 Recognizes the importance of individual lifelong learning, is constantly learning and has a need for professional development.
Activities of teaching and learning:
In the study modules substance is available for the student's classroom and independent work time. Classroom work includes lectures, laboratory work and exercises. Student's individual work - is mastering theoretical material, preparing lectures, laboratory work and exercises, interim credit for the semester assignments and final exams, homework and project development and other knowledge, skills and abilities designed activities. The study program concludes with a Bachelor's final project.
Methods of assessment of learning achievements:
Student's knowledge, abilities and skills acquired by studying the module during the semester are evaluated and databases recorded twice: when the self-reporting of the semester work tasks (positive or negative evaluation) and during the exam session (in ten-grade scale).
Framework:
Study subjects (modules), practical training:
Prospective bachelors study the following core field subjects (81 credit):
Introduction to Speciality: Modern Electric Power Systems, Electrical Materials and Measurements, Electrical Networks, Applied Electronics, Electromechanics, Lighting Engineering, Fundamentals of Applied Thermodynamics, Automatic Control Theory, Power Electronics, Electrical Transport Systems, Electric Drives, Electromagnetic Field, High Voltage Engineering, Microprocessor Based Devices and Controllers, Electric Power Economics and Market, Power Engineering Projects and Their Management.
There are 42 subjects in total.
The practice is carried out during the studies (15 credits).
Specialisations:
Information Technology of Electrical Engineering,
Electrical and Control Equipment,
Energy Converters and Control.
Optional courses:
Student can choose subjects of General Subjects of University Studies (12 credits) of philosophy and foreign languages (C1 level) electives; can choose one of two specializations (30 credits); can be free to choose subjects of any other field of study (6 credits) and a subject of Electives of Entrepreneurship Education or the Product Development Project (12 credits).
Distinctive features of a study programme:
A graduate has knowledge of electrical engineering, electromechanics, electronics, automatic control and high voltage engineering, is able to design, control and operate power electronics devices, electrical machines, electricity networks, apply and develop information technologies for electrical engineering, power systems and internet of things.
Access to professional activity or further study:
Access to professional activity:
The graduate can work at the enterprises performing design, production and maintenance of electronics and electrical equipment, control devices as well as other companies of various industrial branches, electric power companies, medical institutions or other organisations.
Access to further study:
S/he has access to the second cycle studies.
