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 laboratory exercise ends with a credit (it is awarded in the 13th teaching week). In order to obtain it, 100% participation in the exercises, activity in the exercises and preparation, submission and recognition by the teacher of protocols (reports) from all prescribed laboratory exercises are required. In the case of absence from the laboratory exercise, the student must replace the exercise, the method of replacement will be determined by the teacher. Further details are communicated and explained to students at the beginning of the semester. Obtaining 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 processes five assigned questions. Orientation in the studied issue is checked in the oral part. 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.

Students are introduced to modern issues of technical measurements. Some broader facts falling within the theory of metrology are also mentioned. An overview of the basics of technical measurements, basic terms, quantities, units, laws and standards is presented. The categories of metrology, the metric convention are mentioned, the national metrological system of the Czech Republic is analyzed and gauges are discussed in more detail. Special attention is paid to measurement errors and, above all, to uncertainties. Uncertainties are described in detail, including in terms of their calculation and use. Special emphasis is placed on getting to know the methods of measuring individual technical quantities and measuring devices and preparations, which the student will encounter during classes at FSI and especially in future technical practice. The aforementioned also refers to the acquisition of knowledge about the collection of measured data, their processing, the use of modern hardware and software technology in the aforementioned is also discussed. The aim of the subject is to teach students to apply the knowledge gained from measurement and, in the context, from metrology in solving various technical problems in industrial practice.

• Programme B-STR-P Bachelor's

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