Automation and applied informatics

Aim of training

Automation or guidance technique means the combination of electronics, mechanical engineering, control systems and information technology. The computerized control and supervision of industrial processes and industrial application of computer science is the main aim of the training. Graduate students are able to design multilevel computerized industrial control systems, and able to choose, implement and operate the necessary guidance algorithms. At the same time, they will be acquainted with solving all computer technology problems.

Main Subjects

Databases, Data protection, Algorithms, Digital signal processing, Analogue and digital electronics, Electrical engineering, Electrical measurements, Sensors and transducers, Information theory, Control techniques, Programming techniques and programming languages, System programming and operational languages, Computer architecture, Microprocessors, Computer networks and digital data transmission, Systems theory, Numerical methods, Artificial intelligence, Control theory and practice.

Career prospects

Control system designer, implementer and developer (hardware and software), developer of computer networks, systems engineer, and an expert on different branches of electronics.