The output of the study "Technical Measurements" is an understanding of the basic facts of the field and also clarification of the context needed for technical practice. The student will gain at a relatively high level of competence in the field of technical measurements (metrology).

Basic knowledge of physics, mathematics, statistics, mechanics, electrical engineering and automation is assumed, at the level of completed subjects within the previous secondary school study, or previously completed university study subjects.

The course is taught in the form of lectures, which are an explanation of the basic principles and theory of the discipline. Teaching is complemented by laboratory exercises, where the theoretical knowledge gained from lectures is practically verified. Where possible, lectures will be organized for practitioners and field trips to companies dealing with activities related to the subject matter.

The laboratory exercise is completed by a credit (it is awarded in the 13th teaching week). To obtain it, 100% participation in exercises, activity in exercises and elaboration, submission and teacher recognition of protocols (reports) from all prescribed laboratory exercises is required. Further details are communicated to students at the beginning of the semester. Obtaining a credit is a necessary condition for participation in the exam. The exam consists of a written part followed by an oral interview. In the written part, the student will process five assigned questions. In the oral part, the orientation in the studied issues is examined. The evaluation of the written part, the oral part and the overall evaluation of the exam is given by the classification scale according to ECTS.

Internships are not expected.

Students are comprehensively acquainted with modern issues of technical measurements. They will gain an overview of the devices, methods used, measurement accuracy, data collection, communication in information and communication networks, multifunctional systems and software for data collection and evaluation. The aim of the above is to teach students to apply the acquired knowledge of metrology in solving various technical problems in industrial practice.

Controlled participation in lessons: Controlled participation in lessons: 100% attendance at seminars is required. In case of absence, the student is obliged to compensate the lessons.

If possible, it is possible to supplement the teaching of excursions to selected industrial companies or a lecture by invited experts from practice.

• Programme B-STR-K Bachelor's

  specialization AIŘ , 3 year of study, winter semester, compulsory