Robotics

The Master's Degree Program in Robotics provides the continuation of bachelor studies on Robotics specialisation. The master degree program in robotics is designed to provide a thorough grounding in robot programming and integration in production. Degree candidates study industrial robotics while working with robotic systems and intelligent machines. The master degree program in robotics feature four research projects and a final degree dissertation. In addition to the core curriculum, the master degree program in robotics feature technical electives that allow students to strengthen or expand knowledge in a particular robotic concentration. Core curriculum course titles include: industrial robot programming, computer aided robotics, computer aided manufacturing, robot path planning, object oriented programming, PLCs, process monitoring and control, robot maintenance, robot precision, robot interface design, robotic applications in industry, medical robotics, computer vision in robotics, information systems in production, quality assurance and control in automatic production, CAPP.