Disciplines of the department
This section contains electronic versions of supporting materials for the discipline "Reliability and design of electrical systems". All rights reserved, these materials are distributed only for informational purposes. Any copying of materials is prohibited.
| Lecturer | Disciplines |
| Valerii Kyryk |
Electrical systems and networks Mathematical Apparatus of Artificial Intelligence in Power Systems |
| Vladimir Bazhenov |
Mathematical problems of power engineering Automatic control theory |
| Alexander Boutkevitch |
Models of power systems’ optimal development Saving the energy losses in electrical systems |
| Naina Buslova | Projecting electrical networks |
| Teimuraz Katsadze |
Overhead Power Lines Mechanical Calculations Fundamentals Reliability of Power Systems |
| Vladimir Chizhevsky |
Methods of the electrical networks' modes optimization Mathematical models of the electrical networks Control of the power systems' modes parameters Computer solution of the power engineering problems |
| Alexander Besarab |
Operation of electrical systems Energy efficient technologies and electricity markets |
| Volodymyr Chalikov | Microprocessor engineering |
| Vadim Mossakovsky | Package of Appliance Software |
Educational programs
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the amount of ECTS credits required to obtain an appropriate higher education degree;
list of graduate competencies;
the normative content of training applicants for higher education, formulated in terms of learning outcomes (knowledge and skills);
forms of certification of applicants for higher education;
requirements for the existence of a system of internal quality assurance in higher education;
requirements of professional standards (if any).
The Department of Electrical Networks and Systems develops educational programs in accordance with the standards of higher education.
An educational (educational-professional or educational-scientific) program is a system of educational components in the corresponding RVE within the framework of a specialty (specialization), which means:
requirements for the level of education of persons who can start training in this program;
list of academic disciplines and the logical sequence of their study (structural and logical diagram);
the number of ECTS credits required to carry out this program;
expected learning outcomes (competencies, knowledge and skills), which must be mastered by the applicant for the relevant degree of higher education.
Educational plans
This section contains electronic versions of curricula for special disciplines of the specialty of electrical systems and networks. All rights reserved, these materials are distributed for informational purposes only. Any copying of materials is prohibited.
Theses
In this section, in the public domain electronic versions of annotations of graduation projects and master and specialist works are presented.
Tutorials
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Guidelines
This section contains electronic versions of the guidelines for the implementation of laboratory, control and design work in special disciplines of the specialty electrical systems and networks. All rights reserved, these materials are distributed only for informational purposes. Any copying of materials is prohibited.
Regulations
This section contains electronic versions of regulatory documents on professional disciplines of the specialty electrical systems and networks. All rights reserved, these materials are distributed only for informational purposes. Any copying of materials is prohibited.
This section contains electronic versions of publications of employees of the department of electrical networks and systems. All rights reserved, these materials are distributed only for informational purposes. Any copying of materials is prohibited.
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