Study programme materiály
Basic information
Study programme in national registry: materiályGuaranted by: Faculty of Materials, Metallurgy and Recycling
Study field: Mechanical Engineering
Level of degree: 1
Form of study: present
Degree: Bc.
Length of study in years: 3
Professionally oriented: No
Joint study programme: No
Languages of delivery: slovak language
Graduate profile
DescriptionThe graduate has knowledge in a specialized area dedicated to technical materials, including knowledge of the connection between their chemical composition, structure and properties. He knows the principles of manufacturing technologies of materials and understands the basis of the main metallurgical and engineering technologies of their processing. He knows how to choose suitable materials and technologies for the production and application of products in various segments of engineering, or in other areas of industry and technology. He knows the principles and methodology of practical ansalysis of the structure of materials, testing their properties and quality and assessing their degradation using suitable and appropriate research and development procedures.
Learning objectives
The graduate possesses knowledge from the field of study based on the necessary natural science theoretical basis and professional disciplines from key areas of mechanical engineering with a focus on their application at a level corresponding to the current state of knowledge. He has a broad knowledge and understanding in the specialized field of engineering materials, including knowledge of the relationship between their chemical composition, structure and properties. He knows the principles of manufacturing technologies of construction materials and understands the essence of the main metallurgical and engineering technologies of their processing. He knows how to choose suitable materials and technologies for the production and application of products in various branches of engineering, or in other areas of industry and technology. He masters the principles and methodology of practical assessment of the structure of materials, testing their properties and quality and assessing their degradation using suitable and appropriate research and development procedures. He knows how to acquire information in an active way and use it for innovative solutions for processing materials using casting, forming and heat treatment technologies. He can solve professional tasks and coordinate partial activities related to the preparation of production and processing of material products, solving common technological problems, as well as compliance and quality control of products. He can independently acquire new knowledge and actively expand his knowledge in the field of mechanical engineering and related fields with a focus on construction materials, their processing and applications, and is able to interpret them. He can work effectively in a team of workers, propose solutions to problems and manage a team at the corresponding level of management.
Main learning outcomes
The graduate masters the natural science knowledge base (mathematics, physics, chemistry) and can use it to explain the basic physico-chemical processes taking place in the production and processing of technical materials. Understands the basic relationship between the chemical composition, internal structure, structure and properties of metallic, non-metallic and composite technical materials and controls the causes of their mechanical and physico-chemical degradation. The graduate identifies the basic principles of metallurgical technologies for the production of structural materials and engineering technologies for their processing. Knows the basic parts of engineering structural units, understands their display, description and definition of the mutual relations of their parts in the technical documentation. Can choose the appropriate type for specific products and their applications, or combination of materials and also suitable classic, or progressive technologies of their production and processing (casting, forming and heat treatment), or their combinations. The graduate knows how to prepare samples for evaluating the structure of materials and their own metallographic analysis by light microscopy. Can quantify basic mechanical properties, quality and extent of degradation of materials using appropriate mechanical property tests, diagnostic and analytical methods. He actively acquires information about new trends in the field of mechanical engineering with a focus on construction materials, analyzes them and uses them when solving professional tasks and innovative projects. The graduate can solve technical problems in the production and processing of materials as a team and manage an adequate team of workers.
Professions
Professions for which the graduate is prepared at the time of completion.
- Materiálový technik v strojárstve
- Materiálový technik v hutníctve
- Strojársky technik kontroly kvality materiálov
- Technik kontroly kvality materiálov v hutníctve, laborant
- Metalograf 6
Employability
Evaluation of the study programme graduates employabilityYear: 2018 Source: https://uplatnenie.sk/?degree=V%C5%A0&vs=709000000&faculty=709020000&field=3948R00&year=2018 Number of graduates: 7 Employed: 14% Contract workers: 0% SZČO: 0% On maternity leave: 0% Unemployed: 0% Continuing studies: 86% Others (working abroad, voluntarily unemployed): 0% Year: 2019 Source: https://uplatnenie.sk/?degree=V%C5%A0&vs=709000000&faculty=709020000&field=3948R00&year=2019 Due to the low number of graduates, no application data is available.
Evaluation of the study programme quality by employers
On the basis of the submitted materials for the study program, three authorities from practice, who are members of the Joint Board of Study Programs Materials, expressed a favorable opinion on the presented characteristics of the study program: STATEMENT ON THE STRUCTURE AND CONTENT OF THE STUDY PLAN: The composition and content of the subjects and the way they are provided and evaluated correspond to the set outcomes and goals of education, and the compiled recommended study plans allow students to choose appropriate paths (trajectories) in their studies. STATEMENT ON THE PROFILE OF THE GRADUATE OF THE STUDY PROGRAM (ON THE OBJECTIVES AND OUTCOMES OF THE EDUCATION): The stated profile of the graduate with the subsequent objectives and outcomes of the education corresponds to the listed qualifications and occupations. STATEMENT ON THE APPLICATION OF GRADUATES IN THE OCCUPATIONS AND ON THE QUALIFICATIONS OBTAINED BY THE GRADUATES: Graduates of the study program are successfully employed in the listed occupations, where they use the acquired qualifications and there is/will be prospective interest in the graduates of this study program on the labor market. STATEMENT ON THE STAFFING OF THE STUDY PROGRAM: Persons responsible for the study program, teachers and other staffing of the study program make it possible to achieve the set goals and outcomes of education. STATEMENT ON SPATIAL, MATERIAL AND TECHNICAL SECURITY OF THE STUDY PROGRAM AND SUPPORT: Assigned resources in terms of spatial, material and technical provision of the study program guarantee the achievement of the set goals and educational outcomes. STATEMENT ON ENSURING THE SYSTEM OF MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF THE STUDY PROGRAM: The system of monitoring and evaluation of the study program includes the processes of obtaining feedback and provides sufficient information on the progress and outcomes of the education so that adequate measures can be taken to maintain and improve the quality of the study program. OVERALL COMMENT: The study program fulfills sector-specific expectations, requirements of practice and the labor market. For the evaluation of the study programs Materials, Materials Engineering and Materials Science, a questionnaire was prepared and sent to selected employers and industrial partners. Representatives of five employers participated in the questionnaire survey (two representatives of SAS institutes and three representatives of industrial partners). The evaluation of the individual parameters of the study programs was mostly positive. Questions related to the focus, content and content of the study programs and their importance for practice were answered positively, respectively. rather positive. They also answered questions related to the employment of graduates and their perspective in industrial practice. Those partners who employ graduates of evaluated study programs evaluated their readiness, practical skills and creativity for performance in their company mostly positively, or rather positive. A specific evaluation of the statements and proposals of authorities from practice and employers from the survey questionnaires are given in the appendices of the minutes of the meeting of the Joint Board of Study Programs Materials No. 1/22.
Structure and content of the study programme
Suggested study plan in the MIAS portalCurrent academic year plan and current schedule
Current academic year planCurrent schedule: MAIS portal
Persons responsible for the study programme
Person responsible for thequality of the study programme: doc. Ing. Martin Fujda, PhD.List of persons responsible for the profile courses:
- doc. Ing. Martin Fujda, PhD.
- prof. Ing. Jarmila Trpčevská, CSc.
- doc. Ing. Mária Mihaliková, PhD.
- doc. Ing. Jana Bidulská, PhD.
- doc. Dr. Ing. Peter Horňak
Student representatives: Alexander Kolšovský
Study department
Spatial, material, and technical provision of the study programme and support
List and characteristics of the study programme classroomsTo ensure the educational outcomes in the study program, classrooms and laboratories are available on the grounds of the Technical University in Košice (FMMR, UMIK), which have both classical and special technology, devices and instruments, intended for teaching and research, especially in the field of material sciences. For the provision of lectures, computational exercises and seminars, or laboratory exercises, classrooms for a larger number of students are available in the premises of the Institute of Materials and Quality Engineering (PK11). The specialized laboratories of the Institute of Materials and Quality Engineering (UMIK) are used for practical teaching and the implementation of experimental subject programs and students' final theses, the list and equipment of which can be found on the UMIK website: https://umik.fmmr.tuke.sk/laboratoria-a-ucebne/ For the teaching of other subjects of other specializations, classrooms and specialized laboratories of other FMMR institutes are also available, the list and equipment of which can be found on the website: https://urt.fmmr.tuke.sk/index.php?hm=ustav&sm=laboratoria&lang=svk https://umet.fmmr.tuke.sk/Home/LabsHaZ https://umet.fmmr.tuke.sk/Home/LabsTTaP https://umet.fmmr.tuke.sk/Home/LabsNM Within the scope of excursions and teaching of selected topics in material science subjects, in cooperation with SAV institutes, UMV SAV laboratories are also used, the list and equipment of which can be found on the website: https://websrv.saske.sk/imr/vedecke-divizie/divizia-kovovych-systemov/vyskumne-oblasti/
Characteristics of the information provision
Access to study literature is provided by the University Library of the Technical University. The University Library (UK) is a central library-information and educational workplace, the main mission of which is the information security of scientific research and the pedagogical process at TU in Košice. The library acquires, preserves and makes available literature and information resources in both traditional and electronic form. The university library has a built-in information system of a digital library of TU staff publications, which is expanded to include electronic final theses of TU students. The aim is to present the academic production and scientific research potential of TU on the Internet. Information about the library, information resources and services can be found on the UK website www.lib.tuke.sk. The University of Applied Sciences has disabled access in all public reading areas. UK study rooms are open 55 hours a week, the literature rental room is open 25 hours a week. Students have at their disposal a computer study room with computers connected to the Internet, PCs set aside as electronic catalogs within the TU intranet and a training room with computers connected to the Internet. As part of the teaching, the teachers providing and teaching the given subjects provide basic study literature according to informational subjects in electronic form (e.g. on the moodle.tuke portal), or in printed form. Within the campus of the TU in Košice and through remote access (VPN), students also have access to information and publication databases of UK TUKE and special databases Scopus and Web of Science, or ScienceDirect, Springerlink, etc.
E-learning
For the possibility of e-learning education of study program subjects, the necessary study materials, study literature, or sample tests for verifying and testing students knowledge on the portal https://moodle.tuke.sk/moodle/ and through the accesses of the TUKE University Library. The "moodle" portal enables distance learning of students in the case of subjects that allow this type of education within the course curriculum. The necessary experimental tasks of the subjects and the solution of the experimental program of the final theses are carried out by face-to-face teaching, or experimental work in specialized laboratories of FMMR TUKE, or cooperating SAS institutes and industrial companies.
Institution partners
FMMR TUKE's partners in providing educational activities in the study program are industrial enterprises, educational and research institutions in Slovakia. Industrial enterprises, which are mainly devoted to metallurgical and engineering production, are helpful in providing excursions for students, which contribute to linking and improving the process of education of specialized subjects. They also provide specialized professional lectures for students of the study program, participate in entering and solving the topics of the final theses of the study program, and personally participate in commissions for state final exams, or in special commissions for evaluation of works and presentation of students at student scientific-professional commissions. These are mainly industrial companies such as USS Košice, s.r.o., ŽP, a.s., ŽP VVC, s.r.o., Slovalco, a.s., Žiar nad Hronom, Nemak Slovakia, s.r.o., Žiar nad Hronom, SPP Distribúcia, s.r.o., Bratislava, Magna PT s.r.o., Košice, SPINEA, s.r.o., Prešov and others. Institutes of SAS also participate in education in the Materials study program, namely the Institute of Materials Research of SAS in Košice and the Institute of Experimental Physics of SAS in Košice. The employees of these institutes are also involved in providing specialized excursions, lectures and exercises for students as part of the education of specialized subjects. They participate in solving the topics of the final theses of the study program and in the commissions for state final exams and for the evaluation of theses and the presentation of students at student scientific and professional conferences.
Admission procedures
Required abilities and necessary admission requirementAdmission procedures
Results of the admission process over the last period