Study programme riadenie procesov získavania a spracovania surovín

Basic information

Study programme in national registry: riadenie procesov získavania a spracovania surovín
Guaranted by: Faculty of Mining, Ecology, Process Control and Geotechnologies
Study field: Cybernetics
Level of degree: 2
Form of study: external
Degree: Ing.
Length of study in years: 3
Professionally oriented: No
Joint study programme: No
Languages of delivery: english language, slovak language

Graduate profile

Description
The study program Management of processes of acquisition and processing of raw materials will provide graduates with a broader professional profile with the possibility of application in production, in the functions of highly qualified professionals, specialists, heads of project teams for control systems and managers at various organizational levels in industry and in companies, business organizations focused on industrial automation. The graduate has knowledge of the internal processes of production technology. In the preparation of these graduates, emphasis is placed on a very good mastery of typical processes and their adequate mathematical models. The graduate is able to work as a qualified designer of complex automated units. They are also very well applied in research and project organizations, at home and abroad.
Learning objectives
The aim of the education is to provide the graduate of the study program with advanced information in the field of cybernetics with a focus on the field of automation and process control. A graduate of the study program Management of processes of acquisition and processing of raw materials, engineering degree, follows the profile of a graduate of the bachelor's degree (Automation and management of processes of acquisition and processing of raw materials), so he is able at a professional level not only to introduce and ensure the functional operation of information and control systems of production and technological processes, but is also able to independently solve design and projecting problems of complex control and information systems using the latest results of science and technology in the field. His specific knowledge is a good knowledge of the internal processes of production technology. In the preparation of these graduates, emphasis is placed on a very good mastery of typical processes and their adequate mathematical models. This gives the prerequisites for a qualified mastery of the designer of complex automated units. They will find employment as managers and development workers for the introduction of automation in production-technological units and companies designing control systems. They will also find employment as creative workers in research.
Main learning outcomes
A graduate of the study program Management of processes of acquisition and processing of raw materials, engineering degree, follows the profile of a graduate of the bachelor's degree (Automation and management of processes of acquisition and processing of raw materials), so he is able at a professional level not only to introduce and ensure the functional operation of information and control systems of production and technological processes, but is able to independently solve design and projecting problems of complex control and information systems using the latest results of science and technology in the field. Thus, graduates will have knowledge of general methods of analysis, design and implementation of automatic control systems, analysis of technological devices and processes, information technology, design of technical and program tools, designs of optimal control systems and their implementation in a specific application. They have an appropriate level of knowledge in natural sciences, informatics, economics, and social sciences. From the point of view of a closer specification of the study profile, the graduate can master active programming of both classic and special computer technology (PLC). When creating algorithms, he will be able to use the basic methods of mathematical process modeling, automatic and optimal process control. He will also be able to design and implement modern information technologies, including Web - technologies for managing remote technological processes (remote control) and DB - technologies for the needs of managing technological processes. The specific knowledge of the graduate is a good knowledge of the internal processes of production technology. In the preparation of these graduates, emphasis is placed on a very good mastery of typical processes and their adequate mathematical models. This gives the prerequisites for a qualified mastery of the designer of complex automated units. Graduates are primarily employed as designers of control and monitoring systems for technological processes, but also for the automation of production lines in the field of raw materials processing. They will find employment as leaders and development workers for the introduction of automation in production-technological units and companies designing control systems. They will also find employment as creative workers in research. They also have sufficiently developed skills to educate themselves and continue their further studies in a subsequent 3rd degree study program in the given field. Profile subjects: -Nonlinear programming (Durdán) -Distributed control systems (Petráš) -Modeling of technological processes of processing raw materials (Durdán) -Control of non-linear systems and NR systems (Petráš) -Supporting computer resources for management (Škovránek) -Optimal management (Laciak) -RS structures in the process. industry (Petráš) -RS design tools (Kačur) -Modern trends in automation (Petráš) -Theory of automatic and optimal control (Petráš)
Professions
Professions for which the graduate is prepared at the time of completion.

Employability

Evaluation of the study programme graduates employability
Year: 2018 Source: https://uplatnenie.sk/?degree=V%C5%A0&vs=709000000&faculty=709010000&field=2621T05&year=2018 Number of graduates: 7 Average salary: 1677 euros Half of the graduates earned more than: 1698 euros TOP 3 industries in which graduates worked: - Industrial production (40%) - Information and communication (40%) - Wholesale and retail trade (20%) TOP 3 jobs in which graduates worked: - Managers in the field of information and communication technologies (20%) - Qualifiers and inspectors of products (except food and beverages) (20%) - Cashiers and ticket sellers (20%) Employment: 86% Contract workers: 0% SZČO: 0% On maternity leave: 0% Unemployed: 14% Continuing studies: 0% Others (working abroad, voluntarily unemployed): 0% Year: 2019 Source: https://uplatnenie.sk/?degree=V%C5%A0&vs=709000000&faculty=709010000&field=2621T05&year=2019 Due to the low number of graduates, no application data is available. Thus, graduates will have knowledge of general methods of analysis, design and implementation of automatic control systems, analysis of technological devices and processes, information technology, design of technical and software tools, designs of optimal control systems and their implementation in a specific application. They have an appropriate level of knowledge in natural sciences, informatics, economics, environmental and social sciences. They will find employment as leaders and development workers for the introduction of automation in production-technological units and companies designing control systems. They will also find employment as creative workers in research.
Evaluation of the study programme quality by employers
See the filled-in form "Statement of authority from practice to SP" from the employers' representatives, which is attached to the description of the study program.

Structure and content of the study programme

Suggested study plan in the MIAS portal

Current academic year plan and current schedule

Current academic year plan
Current schedule: MAIS portal

Persons responsible for the study programme

Person responsible for thequality of the study programme: prof. Ing. Ivo Petráš, DrSc.
List of persons responsible for the profile courses: Study advisor: prof. Ing. Marek Laciak, PhD.
Student representatives: Bc. Filip Timko
Study department

Spatial, material, and technical provision of the study programme and support

List and characteristics of the study programme classrooms
In addition to the classical lecture halls, the following laboratories are also available to ensure the study program: - Laboratory of informatization of processes and information systems – LIP/PC3 – BN3, (The laboratory serves to acquire skills and experience in projecting and designing information business systems, design and creation of web applications), - Laboratory of information technologies and resources – PC2 – BN3, (In the first years, the laboratory is used for acquiring skills and experience in working on a computer network and the basics of working with informatics resources with the Microsoft Office user package), - Laboratory of direct control – PC4 – PK14, (The laboratory is used for teaching and research in the issue of direct digital control), - Laboratory of technological processes - LPT - PK19 (The laboratory is used to carry out and evaluate experimentally the processing of raw materials in selected technologies), - Laboratory of industrial control systems – LPRS – BN3, (The LPRS laboratory is created for the teaching of subjects related to the technical side, with the programming of control automata, it also houses objects for control and automation of processes). More information is available on the institute's website: http://web.tuke.sk/uraivp/o_ustave.php#tech and in the legislation of the faculty: https://fberg.tuke.sk/wps/wcm/connect/fberg.tuke.sk3719/19670e1b-1581-469b-82d7-3d83b8eeb19c/prevadzkovy_poriadok_laboratoria.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CVID=nZfotuJ https://fberg.tuke.sk/wps/wcm/connect/fberg.tuke.sk3719/3b7e03ec-0e5e-4073-99ec-4f61452e2d86/priloha_1_zoznam_laboratorii_fberg.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CVID=nZV9pO9 https://fberg.tuke.sk/wps/wcm/connect/fber
Characteristics of the information provision
For the development of the study program, the departments of the Technical University of Košice (TUKE) use the rich library fund of the University Library (UK), the mission of which is the information security of scientific research and the pedagogical process at TUKE. The digital library of the UK (http://www.lib.tuke.sk) is also available to TUKE students and employees, which provides: lending services; consulting services; reference services; digital services; MVS and MKVS service; education and training for writing theses. Library services are concentrated in UK TUKE, which include all activities from searching in the library fund to searching for information in the online catalog and available databases (Springer Link, Science Direct, IEEExplore, etc.), to making specific documents available in print or electronic form in the UK fund (the total number of documents is 186966, of which 64228 books, 40046 textbooks, 7779 anthologies, 6341 bound periodicals, 7718 electronic documents, 31846 final and qualification theses). Students have access to the Internet on the school premises and in the dormitories via a WiFi connection, which allows them unrestricted access to library services. The MAIS academic information system http://mais.tuke.sk/ ensures the entry, processing and provision of information about the admissions process (submission of the application, results, overviews), about the study (subject information sheets, timetable, registration for exams, results of interim and final evaluations, submission of final theses, assessments for final theses, etc.). Overview of available study literature: http://people.fberg.tuke.sk/es/index.php/monografie-vysokoskolske
E-learning
In addition to the classic library collection, modern electronic resources with flexibly updatable study materials of various types are available to support TUKE study programs. Both teaching materials and e-learning teaching materials (textbooks or scripts) were created. All are available in CD form or in LM systems, e.g. http://moodle.tuke.sk/. Other teaching materials are also available in the faculty LMS, or on the websites of subjects or various pedagogical projects. The CISCO Webex video conference system is also available for distance education or for special cases at the link: https://tuke.webex.com/
Institution partners
List of partners participating in block teaching: Ing. Gabriel Tréfa, PhD., U.S.Steel Košice, GTrefa@sk.uss.com Ing. Róbert Vandlik, U.S.Steel Košice, RVandlik@sk.uss.com Ing. Andrea Kalafusová, Fpt Slovakia s.r.o., Andrea.Kalafusova@fpt.sk Ing. Tibor Gujdán, Fpt Slovakia s.r.o., tibor.gujdan@fpt.sk Ing. Richard Szeplaki, Siemens Healthcare s.r.o., richard.szeplaki@siemens-healthineers.com Ing. Branislav Černík, Ford, bcernik@ford.com Ing. Martin Majer, B+R automation, Martin.Majer@br-automation.com Ing. Boris Havrila, B+R automation, boris.havrila@br-automation.com Ing. Nikola Timková, Handtmann Kechnec s. r. about. Ing. Ladislav Kandrač, PhD., Magneti Marelli

Admission procedures

Required abilities and necessary admission requirement
Admission procedures
Results of the admission process over the last period

Additional informtation

Additional informtation on department's web