Bachelor's programme

Metallurgical engineeringLearning outcomes

Bachelor's050627Mechanical engineering and metallurgyMetallurgy and materials technology39 subjects

Programme learning outcomes

What a graduate is expected to know and be able to do on completing the programme.

7 PLO
  1. PLO 1PLO-97837

    To acquire fundamental knowledge in the field of mathematics, physics, chemistry and mechanics and to acquire the ability to apply them in solving metallurgical engineering problems.

  2. PLO 2PLO-94281

    To master the raw materials used in metallurgy and their primary processing, methods of obtaining ferroalloys, cast iron and steel production.

  3. PLO 3PLO-98628

    To teach production technologies of non-ferrous metals, special smelting devices, working principles and operating characteristics of metallurgical furnaces.

  4. PLO 4PLO-47572

    To master the technologies of steel melting in electrometallurgy, induction and electric-arc furnaces, as well as the working principles of modern melting equipment.

  5. PLO 5PLO-37424

    To instill the ability to use modern information technologies (solidworks, solidcam, ansys, 3dmax, etc.) in the management of design, research and production processes.

  6. PLO 6PLO-99707

    Recycling and use of materials, mastering the technologies of obtaining materials by abrasive metallurgy methods.

  7. PLO 7PLO-48542

    Forming an approach based on social and environmental responsibility, compliance with labor safety rules, as well as civic awareness and ethical values ​​in professional activity.