Mechatronics in Technological Equipment

The programme provides complete first-cycle university education in cybernetics, focused on mechatronics and its applications in technological systems. Graduates can creatively combine knowledge of mechanics, electronics, control and informatics to develop modern technical equipment and technological processes. They have:

• methods for analysing and synthesising mechatronic systems;
• modern approaches to modelling and automatic control;
• information and communications technologies;
• computer control systems.

A solid theoretical foundation enables graduates to successfully introduce innovative approaches and raise standards in mechatronics and technological design.

• Fundamentals of Economics and Management.
• Fundamentals of Construction and Technical Documentation.
• Information technology.
• Material science.
• Mathematics.
• Fundamentals of ecology.
• Fundamentals of Production Technology.
• Physics.

Graduates are prepared to perform roles across a wide range of professions:

• a technician in construction, technology, installation and operation in mechanics, robotics, applied microprocessor technology, electrical engineering, electronics, computer-aided design and modern computer-controlled production technologies;
• testing and maintenance technician (in the specified fields);
• mechatronic systems designer;
• verification and validation specialist for mechatronic systems and drives;
• software developer;
• a specialist in FEM calculations, construction and design using CAD systems;
• an independent specialist in measurement and control technology;
• electrical equipment technician;
• PLC programmer;
• electrical engineer in automated technologies;
• technical inspection officer;
• quality assurance manager;
• ICT project manager;
• information and communications technology research and development manager;
• software developer;
• application programmer, ICT tester, etc.

Have a certificate of knowledge of the Slovak language level B1