Information about the course
Field of study:
Automation, Robotics and Control SystemsLevel of studies:
first-cycle studiesMode of study:
Full-time studiesDate of commencement of studies:
October 2023Faculty:
Faculty of Electrical and Control EngineeringLevel of qualification according to the European and national qualifications frameworks:
full qualification at the 6th level of the Polish Qualifications FrameworkProfessional title obtained by the graduate:
inżynierLearning profile:
general academic profileNumber of semesters:
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7
Number of ECTS credits:
- 182 - Field of study: Automation, Robotics and Control Systems
- 210 - Specialization: Robotics and Mechatronic Systems
- 210 - Specialization: Automation and Control Systems
Work placement:
Internship: 4 weeks, 160 hours, 6 ECTS points
The rules of internship in accordance with the faculty regulations of internship.
Internships are organized by the Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering in cooperation with external institutions/companies.
Graduation requirements:
Obtaining the learning outcomes specified in the study program and the required number of ECTS points, completing the internships provided for in the study program, submitting the diploma thesis and obtaining two positive reviews and passing the diploma exam.
Graduate profile and further learning opportunities:
The graduate of Automation, Robotics and Control Systems will be a specialist in the field of broadly understood automation, robotics and control systems, who have basic knowledge of the design and implementation of control systems, including sensor and actuator elements of automation, signal processors, controllers, computer networks, methods and systems of control and decision support and information management. The emphasis is on programmable logic controllers, devices and systems for automation and (autonomous) robotics and industrial diagnostics. The graduate will be prepared to work in industry in positions related to the commissioning and maintenance of automated or robotic production stations and computer management systems for industrial or service facilities, as well as programming of industrial controllers and computers. The graduate will be able to use research equipment, use the knowledge acquired during studies in professional life and actively participate in group work, have basic knowledge of management and running a business, know a foreign language at the level of proficiency B2 of the European Framework of Description of Education of the Council of Europe. Graduates will be prepared to conduct scientific research and continue their education at second cycle studies at the Gdańsk University of Technology or other universities.
Person responsible for the study programme:
dr hab. inż. Marcin Śliwińskimarcin.sliwinski@pg.edu.pl
(58) 347 12 81