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    List for the 2022-2023 academic year
    174 "Automation, computer-integrated technologies and robotics"

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    Educational and professional program of 2022 at the "Bachelor" level
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    OPTIONAL COMPONENTS
    List of recommended elective subjects for the 2023-24 academic year
    • 1. Experimental tests and research of complex systems
      PROFESSIONAL, semester 7, (associate professor Troyanov P.P., professor Sushchenko O.A.)
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    • 2. Methods and equipment for testing control systems
      PROFESSIONAL, semester 7, (associate professor Troyanov P.P., professor Sushchenko O.A.)
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    • 3. Aviation devices and systems
      PROFESSIONAL (associate professor Divnych M.P.) semester 5, credit.
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    • 4. Automated electric drive
      NON-PROFESSIONAL (caf. 34) semester 3
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    • 5. Adaptive and robust control systems
      PROFESSIONAL (associate professor Abramovych O.O., professor Sushchenko O.A.) semester 6, credit.
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    • 6. Algorithmization and programming with elements of robotics
      PROFESSIONAL (associate professor Yu.M. Bezkorovainy) semester 4
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    • 7. Algorithmization and programming of mechatronics
      PROFESSIONAL (associate professor Yu.M. Bezkorovainy) semester 4
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    • 8. Analytical bases of description and application of control systems
      PROFESSIONAL, semester 3, (associate professor N.V. Bilak, professor O.A. Sushchenko)
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    • 9. LA onboard equipment
      PROFESSIONAL, semester 5, (associate professor M.P. Divnych)
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    • 10. Intelligent control systems of LA and RO
      PROFESSIONAL, semester 8, (head of department Yu.V. Melnyk)
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    • 11. Information processing methods in SC and navigation
      PROFESSIONAL, semester 5, (associate professor O.P. Krivonosenko)
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    • 12. Optimization methods in management tasks
      PROFESSIONAL (associate professor Bilak N.V., professor Sushchenko O.A.) semester 4
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    • 13. Computing device TAK
      PROFESSIONAL (associate professor Bilak N.V., professor Sushchenko O.A.) semester 3, credit
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    • 14. Optimization tasks of managing dynamic objects
      PROFESSIONAL, semester 4, (associate professor N.V. Bilak, professor O.A. Sushchenko)
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    • 15. Basics of LA navigation and RO orientation
      PROFESSIONAL, semester 6 (associate professor M.P. Divnych, professor O.A. Sushchenko)
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    • 16. Basics of orientation and navigation of moving objects
      PROFESSIONAL, semester 6, (associate professor M.P. Divnych, professor O.A. Sushchenko)
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    • 17. Basics of modern management system
      PROFESSIONAL (associate professor Abramovych O.O., professor Sushchenko O.A.) semester 6, credit
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    • 18. Basics of the theory of information processes
      PROFESSIONAL (associate professor O.P. Krivonosenko) semester 5
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    • 19. Robotic systems and complexes
      PROFESSIONAL, semester 7, (assistant professor Yu.M. Bezkorovainy)
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    • 20. Theory and elements of electric drive
      NON-PROFESSIONAL (caf. 34), semester 3
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    • 21. Management of projects to create SC
      PROFESSIONAL (head of the department Yu.V. Melnyk), semester 8
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    • 22. Artificial intelligence in control systems of LA and RO
      PROFESSIONAL (head of the department Yu.V. Melnyk), semester 2
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