Design and computer control

Design

Specialty

Bachelor Program (first-cycle studies)

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Design and computer control specialty at UEM (WSEiZ) in Warsaw – why is it worth it?

Why is it worth it?

FOR WHOM WAS THE SPECIALTY OF DESIGN AND COMPUTER CONTROL CREATED?
If you are looking for a university that will allow you to associate your professional future with modern technologies and robotisation supporting industry, the specialty created by us will be the best choice.

PRACTICAL ASPECT OF THE PROFESSION
As a graduate of the specialty, you will gain in-depth knowledge of:

  • computer techniques in the process of machine design and control of the manufacturing process,
  • computer techniques to obtain, organise, store and transmit information,
  • production management, the use of information systems and modelling of the production flow,
  • machining techniques, operation, construction and machine tools programming.

FUTURE-ORIENTED EDUCATION
In accordance with the idea of the 4.0 industry, robotisation and computerisation of this sector of the economy have to develop so that production and other related processes can proceed quickly, efficiently, and as effectively as possible. Therefore, the market is open to specialists in design and computer control. That specialist could be you.

Courses

Courses

Courses of the specialty (obligatory)

Databases

Basics of computer design

Computer-aided technology

Computer programming

Internet programming

Production and service management

Machining and machine tools

Computer networks and internet techniques

Programming of machine tools

Production processes modelling

Diploma seminar

PRZEDMIOTY PODSTAWOWE I KIERUNKOWE DLA KIERUNKU MECHANIKA I BUDOWA MASZYN (obowiązkowe)

Ecology

English language

Mathematics

Material science

General mechanics

Microeconomics

Basics of management

Engineering graphics

Logistics

Basics of machine exploitation

Information technology

Workplace safety and ergonomics

Physics

Statistics

Strength of materials

Economic law

Engineering design

Quality management

Electrotechnology and electronics

Metrology

CAx systems

Environmental management

Automation and robotisation of production

Process engineering

Consultation and writing the diploma thesis

Fluid mechanics

Vocational training

Information systems in production management

Technical thermodynamics

Production processes