Subject · Process automation engineering
Mülki müdafiə-rus
About this subject
Credits
3
Workload
90hours
Semester
Autumn
Academic year
2025-2026
Description
The discipline “civil defense” is aimed at developing students’ theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of preventing, assessing and eliminating the consequences of emergency situations of a natural, man-made, biological, environmental and military nature. the course examines issues of protecting the population and territories, organizing warnings and evacuation, using personal and collective protective equipment, providing first aid to victims, as well as preparing for action and making the right decisions in emergency situations. mastering the discipline contributes to the development of a safety culture, risk management skills and readiness for effective action in emergency situations.
Course learning outcomes
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