Graduate profile

Characteristics of the study programme Applied Technology for Industrial Practice (ATPP)

The current accreditation of the study programme Applied Technology for Industrial Practice defines the following characteristics of the study programme:

Profile of the graduate of the program and the objectives of the study

Graduates demonstrate in appropriate breadth and level of detail:

• knowledge of solid mechanics
• knowledge of the design of machines and mechanisms
• knowledge of mechanical engineering technology
• knowledge of materials engineering
• knowledge of technical cybernetics, mechatronic systems, robots and computing
• knowledge of modelling, engineering measurement and experimental methods

Graduates can, in an appropriate breadth and level of detail:

• design machine and plant designs, including technology and material design
• provide and organise the technological preparation of production, design the layout of machines and jigs, material flow, workplace continuity and provide other technical conditions
• read technical drawings and design the most efficient methods and procedures for production, assembly, assembly and finishing
• verify new production procedures, determine quality control and technical testing methods and collaborate on production quality control
• perform technical supervision at workplaces, checking compliance with technological procedures
• apply tools from the field of economic and financial management of the enterprise, apply methods of managerial decision-making in the search for optimal solutions to problems
• evaluate, improve and design business processes in industrial sectors (metallurgy, engineering, automotive)