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Algorithms and data structures
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Optional: Foreign language |
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Course of M.Sc. thesis |
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Data Exquisite in Mechanical Engineering
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Numerical Methods in Continuum Mechanics
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Avionics
Vehicles and Environment
Mechanics of Composite Materials
Embedded systems and IoT in mechanical engineering
Information Technologies in Medicine
Computer Graphics and Virtual Reality
Project Management & Air Regulation
Hybrid technical systems
After graduating from this study specialization, students will be able to: utilize advanced equipment and information technology in a broad range of fields from product development to the design of information services; integrate mechanical engineering, including equipment design, manufacturing, and processing technology, with information engineering; develop new products which consist of mechanical elements, sensors, actuators and software; demonstrate the knowledge in products’ manufacturing, control theory, computer control of machines, equipment control, as well as in information-related topics such as knowledge processing, and the Internet; create viable computer models; develop simulation software and the software applications which support enterprise business.