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Constructive processing of curves and surfaces
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Engineering Condition Monitoring
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Engineering graphics and simulations
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Optional: Foreign language |
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Constructive geometry and graphics
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Fundaments of mechanism analysis and synthesis
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Application of virtual and augmented reality in mechanical engineering
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Course of M.Sc. thesis |
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| 11 | Elective course 1.3.5 |
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| 16 | Elective course 1.4.5 | Elective course 2.4.5 | Elective course 3.4.5 | M.Sc. thesis |
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Practicum in engineering design basics
Management Information Systems
Construction, mining and conveying machinery elements
Electric Machinery
Additive Manufacturing Technologies
Distributed Systems in Mechanical Engineering
Mechatronics Systems
High speed machine design
Design of logistic and warehouse systems
Embedded systems and IoT in mechanical engineering
Food Processing Machines
Technical regulations and standards
Techno-economic analysis and project management
Assembly Technology
After successfully completing this specialization, the graduates will have: well-rounded knowledge and understanding of mechanical and agricultural engineering principles and practices and their bases in science and mechanics, together with understanding of the global and societal impacts of food technology; capability of designing, constructing, and researching agricultural machinery, facilities, and food processing equipment, as well as maintaining them; ability to adapt to the changing needs of industry and agricultural praxis; ability to impart the essential professional, ethical, and moral values required in engineering practice and food production.