University:
Type:
University of Technology
Region:
Śląskie
Programme:
Automatic control and robotics
Programme URL:
Area:
Technological sciences
Level:
Master's Programme
Mode of studies:
full-time programme
Duration:
3 semesters
Tuition fee:
2000 € per year
Degree awarded:
Master of Science
Application deadline:
Saturday, 31 January, 2015
Language:
EN
Start date:
Monday, 16 February, 2015
Credits (ECTS):
90
Admission requirements:
The final grades in all courses taken at higher education institution (transcript of records)
All documents submitted to the Silesian University of Technology must be in English or translated into Polish (by a sworn translator).
The students must meet SUT minimum academic entry requirements to gain admission to our courses.
Certified command of English at level B1 is required, certficates: FCE (grade B), TOEFL (min 550) and TOIFCE (min 700) need not be confirmed by the home University. The language abilities may be also certified by home Universities.
Description:
The Faculty of Automatic Control, Elecreonics and Computer Science employs 39 professors and associate professors, over 200 assistant professors, assistants and lecturers. The Faculty collaborates with companies operating in different fields of industry. As a result, numerous projects of our researchers have been successfully implemented and different companies participate in the education process through student industrial placements as well as supervising the students’ theses and organizing training courses where certificates of competence are conferred.
The Faculty carries out research into automation, robotics, system analysis, signal conversion, analysis, synthesis and system design, electronic and telecommunications systems, microelectronic technologies, digital signal conversion, theoretical and applied computer science, software, databases, design and construction of computer equipment, basis and techniques of creating computer networks.
The Faculty has had outstanding achievements in scientific research, both theoretical and practical, as well as research and development projects. These include:
- the formulation of new steering algorithms (adaptive, predictive and changeable), significant contribution to the creation and modification of the existing methods of adjuster design
- the opening of the Signal Process Laboratory, the Specialized Integrated Circuit Design Laboratory, the creation of the FUZZY-FLOU system, which is used in the decision making process, drawing up and implementation of the steering system for the sheet metal etching process at Columbus Steelworks in the RSA
- the creation of program modules which guarantee the safety of information in computer systems, modules for hospital computer systems, systems of vocal communication with the computer for the blind user, an algorithm visualization system, the computerization of town councils.