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Electronics Engineering and Robotics
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Summary of the Profile
General Description:
Objective(s) of a study programme:
The study program of Electronics Engineering and Robotics is designed to prepare bachelors in electronics engginering who are familiar with the fundamental theories of electronic science and electronics hardware functioning, be able to desing electronic circuits,program microcontrollers, industrial robots and manage robotized technological processes, be able to estimate engineering solutions from the ethical, social, economy and safety points of view.
Learning outcomes:
Generic competencies developed:
Ability to learn, and to master the latest and most relevant engineering literature. Ability to deepen theoretical knowledge and practical skills in electronics engineering and related fields such as programming and industrial robotics. Ability to critically evaluate technology and engineering solutions. Ability to disseminate and share knowledge with other professionals in the company. Ability to develop engineering solutions in the field of electronics for the robotization of production processes. Ability to introduce new technologies or innovations in robotized production and lead a production unit.
Subject specific competencies developed:
Ability to draw and read drawings. Ability to perform various electrical measurements and use laboratory measuring instruments. Ability to design electronic circuits. Ability to program microcontrollers and industrial controllers. Ability to program industrial robots and cells. Ability to select electrical equipment for robotic production cells and automate the production process.
Learning outcomes:
A holder of the Bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering and Robotics knows and understands essential principles of electronics engineering; has knowledge, from the field of industrial robotics, and is able to apply them in practice; has the abilities to apply basic engineering principles and analytical techniques to problem formulation and solution. Moreover,student knows the process of designing electronic circuits and knows how to design, install and maintain electronic equipment; is familiar with the key factors in the business environment, such as marketing skills, financial awareness and investment appraisal. He possesses a range of transferable skills including communication, calculation, using of information technology, project management and working in a team.
Activities of teaching and learning:
Traditional as well as innovative teaching and learning methods are used, such as: lectures, interactive lectures, practical assignments, laboratory works, individual and group projects, seminars, workshops, practice with placements in companies, discussions, application of special software packages, educational tours, modelling of real situations, individual consultations, report writing and presentation.
Methods of assessment of learning achievements:
Written examination, oral examination, project on engineering, project report, test, description of laboratory work, defence of laboratory work, practice report, practice defence, defence of the final project.
Framework:
Study subjects (modules), practical training:
The study program consists of three blocks: co-university subjects 15 credits, the main subjects of the study field are 150 credits and alternatives – 45 credits including 15 credits of practice. The purpose of the co- university subjects is to develop wide-ranging, active, open and responsible members of the modern society. The subjects of the main study field can be divided into two groups. The first group is those subjects designed to acquire a general knowledge in the field of engineering. General basics of engineering are acquired by studying mathematics, physics, computer drawing and graphics, engineering information technologies, basics of materials and mechanics, etc. The second group is specialized subjects designed to acquire knowledge and skills in the field of electronics engineering and robotics. These skills are acquired by studying electronics, programming of various electronic devices, system control, signal processing, and robot programming an etc. Alternative subjects – 30 credits for deepening in the fields of computers engineering, development of robotic system, programming or manufacturing. 15 credits for internships in a company. Practice can be focused on industrial robotics, automation, electronics design, electronics programming. Bachelor thesis consists of 15 credits.
Specialisations:
Optional courses:
Distinctive features of a study programme:
Along with the knowledge and skills from field of electronics engineering, graduates acquire the fundamentals of industrial robotics.
Access to professional activity or further study:
Access to professional activity:
The gained qualification enables to work as as enginneer in electronics desing and production companies , enginner of automated-robotized systems in robots integration companies , head of subdivision, in variuos manufacutirng or enginering enterterprises , in state and non-governmental organisations, also to administer, prepare and implement various national and international projects and programmes.
Access to further study:
The bachelor has the right to enter the second cycle studies.
