Knowledge of mathematics taught at the bachelor's level and including linear algebra (matrices, determinants, systems of linear equations, etc.), differential and integral calculus, and ordinary differential equations. Knowledge of the basics of kinematics, dynamics, flexibility and strength.

Credit is conditional on active participation in exercises. The exam verifies knowledge acquired in lectures and exercises, is written including a test in e-learning and may have an oral part verifying knowledge after the written part.

The aim of the course is to provide students with basic knowledge about the conceptual design and calculations of the power unit and other parts of the drive chain. The subject should help students to understand the connections related to the construction, load, vibration and noise of parts of the drive train, which they can subsequently apply in other specialized subjects, and especially in practice.