Automation and management of technological process and production (technical sciences)

FACULTY OF ENERGY AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

60720700 – Technological machines and equipment (mechanical engineering and metal processing)

Those who have studied in this area of ​​technological machinery and equipment, service display and repair are studying

In the 1st year, all subjects specified in the curriculum are taught in Uzbek.

​In the 2nd year, all subjects specified in the curriculum are taught in Uzbek. Qualification practice is carried out at OKMK JSC and partner production enterprises.

In the 3rd year, all subjects specified in the curriculum are taught in Uzbek. Qualification practice is carried out at OKMK JSC and partner production enterprises.

In the 4th year, all subjects specified in the curriculum are taught in Uzbek. Qualification practice is carried out at OKMK JSC and partner production enterprises.

After successful completion of a 4-year course, you are awarded the specialty of mechanical engineer.​

1 credit is equal to 30 academic hours.

Contract fees for overseas students were set at US $ 1,000.

Average scoreGPAdetermined annually in the third week of August.

The block of selective subjects is determined by the decision of the Council for Higher Education from a set of subjects that ensure the requirements, adaptability and mobility of the labor market and customer personnel.

When creating a working curriculum based on the curriculum while maintaining the weekly volume of the student load, change the size of the block of academic subjects to 5%, the volume of subjects in blocks to 10%, and while maintaining the total volume of the classroom load, a free volume of weekly loads can be indicated in individual semesters .

The final state certification period includes the defense of the thesis.

Practical and laboratory work in subjects related to the specialty included in the curriculum is carried out in higher educational institutions and basic organizations and enterprises.

In order to ensure the integrity of theory and practice, students' qualifying practice is carried out in basic organizations and enterprises.

Physical education and sports science are organized as an elective course in sports sections of the voluntary choice of the student.

Coursework is completed on a 1st credit basis through independent study hours allocated to the subject.

TIME RELAX:

1. 1st year:

- December from the 5th week of January 1st week of the month (12/25/2023-01/07/2024 for 2024)

- June from the 1st week of September (as of 06/03/2024-09/02/2024 for 2024)

2. 2nd year:

- December from the 5th week of January 1st week of the month (12/25/2023-01/07/2024 for 2024)

- June from the 4th week of September (for 2024. 06/24/2024-09/02/2024)

3. 3rd year:

- December from the 5th week of January 1st week of the month (12/25/2023-01/07/2024 for 2024)

- July from the 4th week of September (for 2024, 07/22/2024-09/02/2024)

4. 4th year:

- December from the 5th week of January 1st week of the month (12/25/2023-01/07/2024 for 2024)

- July from the 1st week of the month

ITEMS

1. Engineering and computer graphics

2. Information technologies in technical systems

3. Recent history of Uzbekistan.

4. Physics

5. Russian language (Uzbek language)

6. Foreign language

7. Physical education and sports.

8. Higher mathematics

9. Chemistry

10. Use of the Uzbek language locally

11. Basic welding methods.

12. Hydraulics and hydropneumatic movements.

13. Mechanics (NM, MK, MMN, MD)

14. Mechanics (NM, MK, MMN, MD)

15. Mechanics (NM, MK, MMN, MD)

16. Mechanics (NM, MK, MMN, MD)

17. Metrology, standardization and interchangeability

18. Materials science and technology of building materials.

19. Electrical engineering and electronics.

20. Thermodynamics and heat engineering.

21. Access to the Directorate

22. Philosophy

23. Professional psychology

24. Ecology

25. Fundamentals of mechanical engineering technology.

26. Welding materials

27. Physico-chemical welding processes.

28. Welding of special steels and alloys.

29. Economics and industry management

30. Types of welding joints, stress and deformation.

31. Theory of welding processes.

32. Design of welding structures.

33. Life safety

34. Technology and equipment for fusion welding.

35. Pressure welding

36. Basic equipment of the metallurgical industry.

37. Processing of metallic and non-metallic materials in a gas flame.

38. Welding robots

39. Entrepreneurial skills

40. Repair of technological machines and equipment.

41. Tribology and tribological materials science.