Subject · Mining engineering
The basics of surveyingCLO↔PLO matrix
CLO ↔ PLO matching table
How this subject's course outcomes map onto the programme's learning outcomes.
| Course outcome | PLO 1 | PLO 2 | PLO 3 | PLO 4 | PLO 5 | PLO 6 | PLO 7 | PLO 8 | PLO 9 | PLO 10 | PLO 11 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CLO 1CLO-33866At the end of this subject, the student learns the basics of geodetic and markshader measurement works carried out in the mining industry. the student is able to correctly direct mining excavations, methods of transferring underground and surface coordinates to each other, as well as drawing up topographic plans of mines and quarries. the course includes the observation of the rock displacement process and the geometric calculations of protective structures (safety columns). the student learns to monitor the production volume and work safety during operation. in doing so, the student acquires the geometric control and measurement techniques essential for the safe and accurate execution of mining operations. | does not match | does not match | does not match | matches | does not match | does not match | does not match | matches | does not match | does not match | does not match |
Programme learning outcomes
PLO 1
To acquire fundamental knowledge in the field of mathematics, physics, chemistry and geology and to acquire the ability to apply them in solving mining engineering problems.
No contribution from this subject
PLO 2
Mastering the geology of mineral deposits, physical and technical properties of rocks and the basic structural elements of earth's crust with mineral complexes
No contribution from this subject
PLO 3
To teach the technological processes of preparation of rocks for underground extraction, transportation of quarry loads, creation of a dump and storage of minerals, to be able to design, study and optimize auxiliary processes
No contribution from this subject
PLO 4
To master the technology and complex mechanization of open and underground mining works, the efficient mode of mining works, the selection of deposit opening methods and schemes, development systems
Supported by: CLO 1
PLO 5
To master the working principles, application conditions and technological reports of mining machinery and equipment, methods of blasting rocks (explosives, explosive devices)
No contribution from this subject
PLO 6
To instill the ability to use modern information technologies, cad/cam systems in the management of design, research and production processes
No contribution from this subject
PLO 7
Forming the ability to participate in the development of projects for the development of mineral deposits, mining equipment, energy devices and systems, taking into account technical-operational, ergonomic, technological, economic and environmental requirements
No contribution from this subject
PLO 8
To acquire the ability to carry out surveying works (comprehensive mapping of deposits, monitoring of rock and ground surface displacement, land reclamation)
Supported by: CLO 1
PLO 9
To form the ability to determine the granulometric composition of mineral raw materials, to select and calculate the appropriate equipment for the processing and enrichment of minerals
No contribution from this subject
PLO 10
To be ready to adapt and work in a collective, to organize the work of executives, to inculcate the ability to analyze the technological process as an object of management
No contribution from this subject
PLO 11
To form an approach based on social and environmental responsibility, compliance with labor safety rules, as well as civic consciousness and ethical values in professional activity, to constantly improve knowledge and skills in accordance with scientific and technical progress, and to inculcate habits of lifelong learning
No contribution from this subject