Automation of technological processes and production

Technological Processes and Production Automation
Description:
This undergraduate program covers the fields of science, technology, production, and services, focusing on the development of various types of technological process automation systems, their usage, investigation, preparation, tools, and methods related to the complex issues of the field.
The program includes the study of production automation systems, tools for obtaining information about the status of processes, information processing and transmission tools for controlling technological processes, commissioning technological equipment, control systems, and devices for automation of technological processes in industrial settings. Students will gain skills in designing automatic systems, work as production line operators, systems engineers, and will be trained in selecting measurement tools and methods, conducting experimental research, and processing their results.

To complete this program, students must accumulate 240 credits over 8 semesters (4 years).
Total classroom hours: 6180 hours
Practical training: 1020 hours
Final thesis: 120 hours

Structure of the educational process:
Theoretical and practical training: 108 weeks (semesters 1–8), final thesis defense
Practical training: 19 weeks (semesters 6, 8)
Assessment: 15 weeks (semesters 1–8)
Final state assessment: 6 weeks (semester 8)
Holidays: 48 weeks (semesters 1–8)
Introduction to the credit system: 8 weeks (semesters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
Total: 204 weeks