KNUTD
Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design

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Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING AND ELECTROMECHANICS

Dmitro STATSENKO

Head of the Department, PhD in Technical Sciences, Associate professor

Address: Kyiv, 2 Mala Shyianovska (Nemyrovych-Danchenko) St., Academic Building 1, Room 1-0105 (office of the head of the Department), 1-0107 (teachers’ room)

Phone: +38044-256-29-03, +38044-256-29-40

e-mailkems@knutd.edu.ua

Department website : kems.knutd.edu.ua 

 

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About the Department

The Department is a degree-granting department and trains specialists in the following specialties: 122 "Computer Science" (F3 Computer Science) (degrees - "Bachelor", "Master"), 123 "Computer Engineering" (F7 Computer Engineering) (degrees - "Bachelor", "Master") and 141 "Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics" (G3 Electrical Engineering) (degrees - "Bachelor", "Master", "Doctor of Philosophy").

The competitive advantage of the educational programs of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics is:

  • practical orientation and flexibility in accordance with the development of technology and equipment, stakeholder requirements, and the global market conditions for educational services;
  • teaching students the basics of programming, algorithms, data structuring, and other fundamental concepts of computer science and developing new software products and systems (specialty 122/F3);
  • high-quality training of qualified specialists in computer systems and networks (specialty 123/F7), who possess general and professional competencies for work at enterprises of various forms of ownership and are able to quickly respond to global trends in the development of equipment and technologies, specialists in electromechanics, intelligent renewable energy systems and electric vehicles, and electrical household appliances (specialty 141/G3).
History of the Department

The Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics began its history in 1992, when the Department of Machines and Apparatuses for Chemical Production and Consumer Services was established. According to the admission plan, 25 people were enrolled in the first year. In 1997, the first graduation of engineers in electrical appliances took place. At the end of 1997, the Department was renamed the Department of Electromechanical Systems. In 1998, the Department received a license to train masters in the specialty "Electro-Commercial Engineering" and in 1999, their first graduation took place. In 2001, the Department received accreditation documents for the IV level in the direction of "Electro-Commercial Engineering" and the specialty "Electro-Commercial Engineering". Since 1992, the Department has trained more than 1,200 specialists in electrical appliances.

In 2018, the Department of Electromechanical Systems was renamed the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics. In the same year, the Department received a license to train bachelors in the educational program "Computer Systems and Networks" under specialty 123 "Computer Engineering" (F7 Computer Engineering). In 2022, the Department received accreditation to train bachelors in the educational program "Computer Systems and Networks" and masters in the educational program "Computer Engineering" under specialty 123 "Computer Engineering" (F7 Computer Engineering), as well as masters in the educational program "Electrical Robotics" under specialty 141 "Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics" (G3 Electrical Engineering).

The heads of the Department were: 1992–1995 O. A. Starodub, PhD in Technical Sciences, Professor; 1995–2010 V. V. Kostrytsky, Honored Worker of Science and Technology of Ukraine, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; 2011 – August 2012 O. P. Burmistenkov, Honored Worker of Public Education of Ukraine, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; September 2012 – 2023 B. M. Zlotenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor. Since December 2023, the Department has been headed by D. V. Statsenko, PhD in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor.

In 2021, the Department of Heat and Power Engineering, Resource Saving and Technogenic Safety  was attached to the Department, which has more than 90 years of history. For many years, the following people worked at the Department: M. V. Pavlovych, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; S. M. Konstantinov, PhD in Technical Sciences, Professor - Rector of Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry in 1970 - 1980; A. B. Tsaturyants, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; M. O. Dykyi, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor - Vice-Rector for Scientific Work of Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry in the 1980s; F. I. Kucheryavyi, Academician of the NAS of Ukraine, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; E. V. Rylyov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; R. V. Lutsyk, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor - Honored Worker of Public Education, Academician of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, a well-known expert in  materials science and heat and mass transfer processes in the production of consumer goods; O. O. Kremnyov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor and other prominent scientists.

In 2025, the Department of Computer Science, with a development history of  over 50 years, became part of the KIEM Department. The history of the Department’s origins date back to the etablishment of a computing center at the institute, which gave impetus to the formation of the Department of Computer Engineering and Applied Mathematics. This Department was later reorganized into the Department of Information Technology Design. It  was accredited by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine at the IV level, gaining the right to train masters in the specialty of Information Technology Design. The Department also actively collaborated with the Institute of Cybernetics and the Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Within the framework of the International Academy of Computer Sciences and Systems, it took an active part in the development of qualification tests and control tasks in the field of computer science. The Department continually expanded its computing capacity, established computer laboratories, introduced new specialties and maintained close cooperation with other departments, research institutions and academies.

Academic staff

Specialized professional training of higher education students is provided by the highly qualified teaching staff of the Department. Training of highly qualified academic and research personnel is carried out at the Department, based on the internal structure through the Department of Postgraduate and Doctoral Studies of KNUTD.

Dmytro STATSENKO, Head of the Department, PhD in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor

In 2010, he graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design. In 2014, he was awarded the degree of PhD in Technical Sciences. His PhD thesis was titled "Improvement of the process of forming shoe uppers from leather softened by enzymes”. The academic title of Associate Professor of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics was awarded in 2021. He is the author of over 30 research papers, including articles in international journals, and 1 monograph.

He has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 2013.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; household electrical appliances; electromechanics; light industry equipment and technologies; computer-integrated electromechanical devices and systems.

  

Ihor PANASYUK, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Academician of the Academy of Engineering Sciences of Ukraine and the Ukrainian Academy of Technology, Director of the Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies

In 1983, he graduated from Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry with a degree in “Machines and Apparatuses of Light Industry”. In 1990, he was awarded the degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences. In 2004, he received the degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences, and in 2006, he was awarded the academic title of Professor. He supervises postgraduate and doctoral training. Under his supervision, 1 doctoral and 3 candidate dissertations were successfully defended. He is the author of over 200 scientific and methodological works, including publications in international journals, as well as 8 monographs and 3 textbooks. He has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 2021.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; household electrical appliances; electromechanics; light industry equipment and technologies; dynamics of loose media; ecology.

  

Volodymyr STATSENKO, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Vice-Rector of KNUTD for Digital Transformation

In 2002, he graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design. In 2007, he was awarded the academic degree of PhD in Technical Sciences, and in 2011, he received the academic title of Associate Professor. His PhD dissertation is "Development of an automated centrifugal mixer of continuous action with an additional mixing zone for loose materials of light industry". In 2020, he was awarded the academic degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences. His doctoral dissertation was titled "Scientific foundations of the design of complexes for the continuous preparation of compositions from loose materials in light industry". He is the author of over 80 scientific publications, including works in international journals, 3 textbooks, 2 monographs, as well as 25 educational and methodological developments. He has been awarded the Gratitude of the Kyiv Mayor.

He has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 2005.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; household electrical appliances; electromechanics; dynamics of the movement of loose materials in continuous mixing complexes, IT technologies in household electrical appliances.

  

Borys ZLOTENKO, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Honored Worker of Education of Ukraine

In 1986, he graduated from Khmelnytsky Technological Institute of Consumer Services. In 2003, he was awarded the academic degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences, and in 2004, the academic title of Professor. His doctoral dissertation was titled “Scientific foundations of the design of the technological process of casting light industry products with predicted properties”. He supervises postgraduate and doctoral training. Under his supervision, 1 doctoral and 3 candidate theses were successfully defended. He is the author of over 120 scientific works, including in foreign publications, 5 monographs, 1 textbook, 3 teaching aids, as well as 18 educational and methodological developments.

He has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 1994.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; electrical appliances; electromechanics; computer-integrated electromechanical devices and systems; equipment and technologies of light industry.

  

Oleksandr SHAVYOLKIN, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor

In 1978, he graduated from Donetsk Polytechnic Institute with a degree in “Electrical Drive and Automation of Industrial Installations” and received the qualification of “Electrical Engineer”. In 1988, he was awarded the academic degree of PhD in Technical Sciences. The topic of the work was “Thyristor Start-Regulator for Mining Machines”. The academic title of Associate Professor of the Department of General Electrical Engineering was awarded in 1990. He has been Doctor of Technical Sciences since 2012. The topic of his work was “Multilevel Frequency Converters with Improved Energy Characteristics”. The academic title of Professor of the Department of Electrical Engineering was awarded in 2013. He is the author of over 200 scientific publications, including articles in international journals and in the scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science.

He has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 2020.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; electrical appliances; electromechanics; power (energy) electronics, adjustable electric drive with semiconductor energy converters.

   

Iryna SHVEDCHYKOVA, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor

In 1983, she graduated from the Electrical Engineering Faculty of Luhansk Machine-Building Institute (now Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian National University) with a degree in Electrical Machines and Apparatus and received the qualification of an Electromechanical Engineer. In 1990, she received the PhD degree. The topic of her thesis was “Research and Development of Electromagnetic Cassette Separators”. The academic title of Associate Professor of the Department of General and Theoretical Electrical Engineering was awarded in 1994. In 2012, she was awarded the academic degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences. The topic of her doctoral dissertation was “Scientific Foundations of System Design of Magnetic Separators”. The academic title of Professor of the Department of Instruments was awarded in 2013. She was awarded the badge “Excellent Education Worker of Ukraine” of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. She is the author of over 400 scientific publications, including articles in international journals and in the scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science.

She has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 2020.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; electrical appliances; electromechanics; structural and system studies of electromechanical energy converters; numerical calculations of electromagnetic fields in electrical machines and devices.

   

Serhiy KRASNYTSKY, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor

In 1968, he graduated from Taras Shevchenko Kyiv State University. He received a qualification in mathematics in the specialty "Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics". He successfully defended his doctoral dissertation in 2004 on the topic "Conditions for Equivalence and Orthogonality of Probability Measures Corresponding to Gaussian Generalized Homogeneous Random Fields”.

Basic scientific specialty: "Probability theory and mathematical statistics”.

Research interests: theory of random processes and fields, issues of mathematical statistics in the study of light industry processes.

    

Tetyana BILA, PhD in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor

In 1980, she graduated from Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry. In 1986, she was awarded the academic degree of PhD in Technical Sciences, in 1991, the academic title of Associate Professor. The topic of her PhD thesis was "Development of continuous centrifugal devices for mixing loose materials”. She supervises postgraduate training. Under her supervision, 1 candidate's thesis was successfully defended. She is the author of over 100 research papers, 6 textbooks, 1 textbook, 2 monographs, as well as over 110 educational and methodological developments. She has a state award: the medal "For Labor Distinction”.

She has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since its founding (1992).

Research interests: computer systems and networks; electrical appliances; electromechanics; dynamics of bulk media, computer modeling of EMC, IT technologies in electrical appliances.

  

Svitlana DEMISHONKOVA, PhD in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor

In 1997, she graduated from Kyiv State Academy of Light Industry of Ukraine. In 2015, she was awarded the academic degree of PhD in Technical Sciences. The topic of her dissertation was "Development of methods for evaluating the physical and mechanical properties of light industry materials". The academic title of Associate Professor of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics was awarded in 2021. She is the author of more than 50 research papers, including articles in international journals and in the scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science, 1 textbook, as well as 50 educational and methodological developments. She has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 1999.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; electrical appliances; electromechanics; engineering and computer design of modern electrical appliances.

 

Yevheniya ROMANIUK, PhD in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Fashion Industry

In 2004, she graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design with a degree in “Technology and Design of Fabrics and Knitwear” and a degree in “Enterprise Economics”. In 2010, she defended her PhD thesis with a degree in “Technology of Textile Materials and Garments”. In 2020, she was awarded the academic title of Associate Professor. She is the author of about 70 published works. Since 2015, she has been the curator of the scientific club “Eco-club of Kyiv”. Laureate of the Kyiv Mayor’s Award for special achievements of youth in the development of the capital of Ukraine, the hero city of Kyiv.

She has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 2021.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; household electrical appliances; electromechanics; light industry equipment and technologies; ecology.

   

Volodymyr YAKHNO, senior lecturer, PhD in Technical Sciences

In 1973, he graduated from Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. He obtained the qualification of a mechanical engineer with a specialty in "Automation and Complex Mechanization". He defended his PhD thesis in 1980 on the topic "Research and development of mathematical models and methods for planning the loading of equipment for multi-assortment production”.

Basic scientific specialty: "Technical Cybernetics and Information Theory”.

Research interests: CAD information technologies.

  

Viktoriia REZANOVA, Associate Professor, PhD in Technical Sciences

In 1994, she graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. She received a qualification in applied mathematics with a specialization in "Mechanics". She successfully defended her PhD thesis in 2004 on the topic "Development of fine-fiber materials based on compatibilized polymer mixtures”.

Basic scientific specialty: "Mechanics, Applied Mathematics”.

Research interests: mathematical modeling and software development for calculating the phenomenon of specific fiber formation.

  

Oksana KOLYSKO, Associate Professor, PhD in Technical Sciences

In 1995, she graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. She received a qualification as a systems engineer with a specialty in “Integrated and functional microelectronics”. She successfully defended her PhD thesis in 2010 on the topic “Optimization of cutting schemes for materials into parts for leather goods”.

Basic scientific specialty: "Integrated and functional microelectronics”.

Research interests: CAD issues in cutting fabric and leather.

  

Tetyana ASTISTOVA, Associate Professor, PhD in Technical Sciences

In 1970, she graduated with honors from Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry. She earned a degree in electromechanical automation engineering with a specialization in “Automation and complex mechanization of chemical and technological processes”. She successfully defended her PhD thesis in 2002 on the topic “Development of a methodology for technological support of footwear production”.

Basic scientific specialty: "Automation and complex mechanization of chemical and technological processes”.

Research interests: technical and linguistic support for CAD in light industry.

  

Maryana GOLDBERG, Associate Professor, PhD in Technical Sciences

In 2011, she graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design. She received a Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialization in "Information Technologies for Design". She successfully defended her PhD thesis in 2015 on the topic "Improvement of technological processes in the textile industry taking into account nonlinear characteristics of deformation and friction in the contact zone of the thread with the guide”.

Basic scientific specialty: "Information technologies of design".

Research interests: mathematical modeling of the process of interaction of monofilaments with guides of large curvature.

  

Hennady MELNYK, Associate Professor, PhD in Technical Sciences

In 2006, he graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design. He received a Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialization in "Information Technologies for Design". He successfully defended his PhD thesis in 2017 on the topic "Improvement of the elastic threading system on large-scale knitting machines based on tension stabilization”.

Basic scientific specialty: "Information technologies of design".

Research interests: information systems and technologies.

  

Valeriy KALASHNYK, PhD in Technical Sciences, Senior Lecturer

In 2010, he graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design. He received a Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialization in "Information Technologies for Design". He successfully defended his PhD thesis in 2015 on the topic "Improvement of technological processes of knitting and weaving taking into account the anisotropy of frictional properties of yarn”.

Basic scientific specialty: "Information technologies of design".

Research interests: mathematical modeling of the technological process of processing complex yarns on knitting machines.

  

Andriy PISOTSKIY, Doctor of Philosophy, Senior Lecturer

In 2014, he graduated from Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian National University with a degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering.

   

Volodymyr NYCHEGLOD, Doctor of Philosophy, Senior Lecturer

In 2019, he graduated with honors from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design with a degree in "Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics”.

   

Oleksandr FEDORENKO, assistant

He graduated from Kyiv State Academy of Light Industry of Ukraine in 1993. Author of over 30 research papers.

He has been working at KNUTD since 1998.

OleksandrHLADCHUK, assistant

He graduated from Kyiv State Academy of Light Industry of Ukraine in 1998. Author of over 10 research papers.

He has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 2000.

  

Bohdan NAUMENKO, assistant

He graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design in 2021. He received a Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialization in "Information Technologies for Design". He is currently doing the postgraduate course at Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design with a specialization in "Light Industry Technologies".

Basic scientific specialty: Information technology design.

Research interests: CAD in light industry.

Nazar MURZA, assistant

He graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design in 2014. He received a Master's degree in Computer Science with a specialization in "Information Technologies of Design".

Basic scientific specialty: "Information technologies of design".

Research interests: information systems and technologies.

Department support staff:

Mykola BONDARENKO, Head of Laboratories

He graduated from Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry in 1980. He is the author of 55 research papers, 6 textbooks, and about 100 educational and methodological developments.

He has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 1997.

 

Valentyna DOROSHENKO, senior laboratory assistant

She graduated from Lviv Technical University in 1979. She has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 2011.

Svitlana LINICHENKO, head of the Department's laboratory

Author of 15 methodological and scientific works.

Training and laboratory facilities

The Department occupies the following premises in Building 1 and Building 5 of the University for the organization and conduct of the educational process, as well as scientific and research work:

  • computer systems and networks training laboratory;
  • computer electronics and circuit engineering training laboratory;
  • computer engineering training laboratory;
  • electrical appliances training laboratory;
  • electromechanics training laboratory;
  • hydraulic processes training laboratory;
  • training laboratory of heat and mass transfer processes;
  • multimedia lecture hall;
  • five educational and research laboratories;
  • computer classes.

Computer Systems and Networks Training Laboratory

Computer Electronics and Circuit Engineering Training Laboratory

 Computer Engineering Training Laboratory

          

 Each specialized classroom is assigned to a supervising teacher.

Training classes in the laboratory of computer electronics and circuit engineering are conducted by O. O. Shavyolkin, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor

Training classes in the computer engineering laboratory are conducted by V. V. Statsenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Vice-Rector of KNUTD for Digital Transformation

 

 

The training laboratories are equipped with the devices necessary for conducting laboratory classes, for example, Arduino Uno microcontroller sets, Robotale 3 sets, Arduino sensor sets, as well as relevant application programs. The stands for conducting laboratory classes in the courses "Electro-robotics", "Electrical machines and devices", "Electrical drive theory" have been completely modernized and updated.

The Department’s computer center is equipped with a multimedia device for conducting lectures and practical classes, a projection screen, 17 workstations with application software MongoDB Community Server, MongoDB Compass, Notepad++, Node.js, Electron, SolidWorks, MatLAB, MathCAD, CorelDRAW, Graphics Suite, etc., and is also equipped with technical means of access to the Internet and the modular environment of the KNUTD educational process for use by students when performing laboratory and independent tasks, course and diploma design.

Computer classes are equipped with modern computer equipment (two network switches for 16 personal computers each).

The material and technical base of the Department is constantly expanding and replenished with new devices for equipping laboratory premises, samples of modern electrical appliances. Over the past five years, about 90% of the stands for laboratory classes have been updated.

Research activities

Research work is one of the leading areas of the teaching staff’s activities at the Department. The main scientific direction of the Department was formed in the 70s of the last century and was aimed at developing new types of equipment for light industry and electrical household appliances. It was formed under the influence of research works and the leadership of professors G. A. Piskorsky, O. P. Burmistenkov and I. V. Petko. In 1970–1995, more than 20 postgraduate students and researchers defended their PhD dissertations on this topic.

The research work of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics is organized in five training and research laboratories of various directions.

The scientific activities of the training  and research laboratory of software and hardware tools for energy consumption management (scientific supervisor: Prof. I. O. Shvedchykova) are carried out in the direction of developing intelligent systems for managing electricity consumption of local facilities with renewable energy sources; increasing the energy efficiency of energy saving measures.

The scientific activities of the training and research laboratory of electrical converters and electromechanical systems (scientific supervisor Prof. O. O. Shavyolkin) are carried out in the direction of creating multifunctional converter units for combined power supply systems with renewable sources of electricity; improving semiconductor converters of electrical energy for power engineering and electromechanical systems.

The scientific activities of the training and research laboratory of polymer processing technology (scientific supervisor Prof. B. M. Zlotenko) are carried out in the direction of developing and implementing pilot information and investment projects in the field of polymer materials processing; providing information and advisory support on issues of polymer materials processing and the latest energy-efficient technologies; international cooperation in the field of polymer materials processing and exchange of experience between regions of Ukraine; demonstration of existing samples of energy-efficient equipment for polymer materials processing.

The scientific activities of the training and research laboratory of resource saving and rational environmental management (scientific supervisor Prof. I. V. Panasyuk) are carried out in the direction of conducting research on the complex properties of new materials and developing innovative resource-saving technologies and equipment; developing technologies for the utilization and disposal of household and industrial waste, technologies for rational water use, increasing the efficiency of wastewater treatment and preventing pollution of water bodies.

The scientific activities of the training and research laboratory "Center for Energy Efficiency" (scientific supervisor Prof. I. V. Panasyuk) are carried out in the direction of developing and implementing pilot information and investment projects in the field of energy saving and energy efficiency; providing information and advisory support on energy efficiency, best energy-saving practices and the latest energy-efficient technologies; international cooperation in the field of energy efficiency and ecology and exchange of experience between regions of Ukraine; disseminating knowledge about optimal opportunities for reducing energy supply costs among state and local authorities, municipal and state enterprises, budget institutions responsible for implementing measures of the city energy saving program and the active population; demonstrating operating samples of energy-efficient equipment.

The Department participates in the research work of the University, namely:

  • conducts research on the most important theoretical, scientific-technical and socio-economic problems in the Department's profile, problems of higher education pedagogy in close connection with the tasks of improving the quality of specialist training;
  • prepares annual reports on the results of research, conducts annual certification of postgraduate students of the Department;
  • discusses completed research works and gives recommendations for their publication, participates in the implementation of research results into practice;
  • examines dissertations submitted by members of the Department or, on behalf of the university management, by other applicants;
  • organizes students' research work.

For over fifteen years, the teaching staff has been continuously fulfilling state research orders financed by budget appropriations. The teachers participate in scientific and practical conferences, including international ones.

In 2017–2023, the following state-funded research projects were carried out at the Department:

  • Ukrainian-Slovak research project (2022 - 2023) "Improvement of energy management of hybrid photovoltaic systems of local facilities with energy storage" with the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of the Technical University of Košice - scientific supervisor I. O. Shvedchykova, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
  • "Principles of creating energy-efficient conversion units of combined power supply systems with renewable sources", scientific supervisor - O. O. Shavyolkin, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
  • "Development of an energy-efficient management system for micro-energy networks of local facilities with traditional and renewable sources", scientific supervisor - I. O. Shvedchykova, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
  • "Development of a software and hardware complex for managing electricity consumption in energy management systems of local facilities", scientific supervisor - I. O. Shvedchykova, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor.

Research and applied work was also carried out:

  • "Development of algorithms for the application of inductive modeling methods in intelligent dispatching systems of energy islands" (2017 – 2019) – scientific supervisor V. V. Osypenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
  • “Development of methods and tools for managing the efficiency of energy systems with distributed generation” (2019 – 2021) – scientific supervisor V. V. Osypenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;
  • "Development of methods and tools in intelligent information technologies for managing the reliability of complex technical objects" (2022 - 2023) - scientific supervisor V. V. Osypenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor.

Within the framework of scientific and educational activities, direct contacts of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics are carried out with the cooperative state university of Baden-Württemberg DHBW (Stuttgart, Germany) within the framework of the KNUTD agreement on scientific and educational cooperation.

Students are involved in the research work of the Department. They prepare reports and participate in discussions as opponents. Some of these works are extended into course and diploma projects.

Every year, students participate in university-level Olympiads in the disciplines of the Department, the best works are recommended by the Department for participation in competitions and Olympiads of the all-Ukrainian or international levels. Also, a competition for the best final qualification works is held among master graduates. 

In 2018-2021, the most active students of the Department prepared research papers and became winners of the 2nd round of the All-Ukrainian Student Research Papers Competition, which is held annually in various fields of knowledge at leading universities of Ukraine. Thus, in 2021, students of the Department M. Kharchenko and I. Tsyganenko took 2nd place at the All-Ukrainian Student Research Papers Competition in specialty 141 "Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics" (G3 Electrical Engineering), Kremenchuk city.

 

One of the types of research work of students at the Department is participation in the organization and holding of the annual exhibition-competition on the development of WEB-pages on the topics of the Department, Faculty and University. Such annual exhibitions-competitions have already become traditional and have received a very high rating. More than 100 students took part in this work, under the guidance of the Department’s teachers. A characteristic feature is that their number increases and is updated every year.

Students of the Department also participate in international competitions of student research papers :

  • 2021 – students M. Kharchenko (gr. BEM-18) and V. Ishchuk (University of Žilina, Slovak Republic) with their work “IMPROVEMENT OF THE HYBRID PHOTOELECTRIC SYSTEM WITH A STORAGE BATTERY TO MEET THE OWN NEEDS OF THE LOCAL OBJECT” took 2nd place at the International Competition of Student Scientific Papers in specialty 141 “Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics” (G3 Electrical Engineering) at Kremenchuk Mykhailo Ostrohradsky National University;
  • 2022 – student Ya. Maly (gr.MgEM-21) took 1st place with the work “MAGNETIC SEPARATION COMPLEXES FOR SYSTEMS FOR THE PROCESSING OF SOLID SHEETS” in the 2nd round of the International Competition of Student Scientific Papers in the specialty 141 “Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics” (G3 Electrical Engineering) at Kremenchuk Mykhailo Ostrogradskyi National University;
  • 2022 – students D. Zakharov and M. Latko (gr. BKI-18) took 2nd place with the work  “COMMUNICATION MODULE FOR ESTIMATING THE FORECAST OF THE INTENSITY OF GENERATION OF A PHOTOVOLTAIC BATTERY FROM A WEB RESOURCE” in the 2nd round of the International Competition of Student Scientific Papers in the specialty 141 “Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics” (G3 Electrical Engineering) at Mykhailo Ostrogradskyi Kremenchug National University.

 

Scientific schools

The Department has established scientific schools, the achievements of which are known not only in Ukraine but also abroad.

  • The scientific direction is the study of technological processes, machines and devices used in the production and operation of electrical household appliances. The head of this school is O. P. Burmistenkov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor. In recent years, 5 doctoral theses and 2 candidate theses have been defended in this direction.
  • Scientific direction – conditions of equivalence and orthogonality of probability measures corresponding to Gaussian generalized homogeneous random fields. Scientific supervisor S. M. Krasnytsky, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor.

 

Research training of postgraduate students

The Department runs a postgraduate program for the preparation of Doctors of Philosophy in the educational and scientific program 122 "Computer Science" (F3 Computer Science) and 141 "Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics" (G3 Electrical Engineering).

Currently, the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics is training 27 postgraduate students.

D. Filimonov – scientific supervisor I. V. Panasyuk, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;

S. Orlovsky, B. Mnozhynsky, A. Kayafyuk – scientific supervisor D. V. Stetsenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;

V. Bashovy, V. Pylypenko, A. Bondarenko, B. Molchanov, O. Panasyuk – scientific supervisor V. V. Stetsenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;

I. Upirov, V. Dromenko – scientific supervisor V. I. Chuprynka, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;

S. Shilingov, V. Meteleshko, V. Polishchuk, D. Yegorov, M. Kolva – scientific supervisor S. M. Krasnytsky, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;

V. Filipov, V. Yurochkin – scientific supervisor O. Ya. Nikonov, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;

I. Trishyn – scientific supervisor B. M. Zlotenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor.

R. Kaminsky, Ya. Maly, A. Trykhleb, Ya. Shvets – scientific supervisor I. O. Shvedchykova, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor.

G. Kruglyak, Yu. Gaman, O. Dem'yanchuk, O. Shcherbakov – scientific supervisor O. O. Shavyolkin, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor;

In 2022-2024, postgraduate students participated in the implementation of state-funded research and development projects: "Principles of creating energy-efficient conversion units of combined power supply systems with renewable sources" (0117U000605, 2017-2019); "Development of a software and hardware complex for managing electricity consumption in energy management systems of local facilities" (0119U103640, 2019-2020) ; Ukrainian-Slovak research project (2022-2023) "Improving energy management of hybrid photovoltaic systems of local facilities with energy storage devices" with the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of the Technical University of Košice ; "Computer software complex for determining the intensity of technological processes on textile machines" (State registration number 0122U002571); "Development of software and mathematical software for automating the design of cutting schemes for roll materials into leather goods parts" (State registration number 0122U002596); "Development of software and mathematical software for automating the design of cutting schemes for roll materials into shoe parts" (State registration number 0122U002595); "Mathematical modeling of electricity consumption in buildings of higher education institutions" (State registration number 0122U002578).

With the direct participation of the candidates for the National Research Diploma, an experimental installation was created to study a hybrid photovoltaic system for powering a local facility in the training and research laboratory of software and hardware tools for energy consumption management. Modern equipment is used for work in the NNL.

Meeting of Prof. Shavyolkin O. O. with postgraduate students. Discussion of research issues continues – postgraduate student Yevhen Stanovsky reports.

Academic mobility

In 2020-2022, the Department's staff and higher education students participated in the work of international scientific and scientific-practical conferences abroad:

  • *Actual problems of renewable energy, construction and environmental engineering: IV International Scientific-Technical Conference February 6–8, 2020, Kielce University of Technology, Kielce, Poland;.
  • Strategy of Quality in Industry and Education: XVI International Conference, June 2–5, 2021, Varna, Bulgaria;
  • Advanced Computer Information Technologies (ACIT 2021): 11th International Conference, September 15–17, 2021, Deggendorf, Germany;
  • IEEE 2021: 62nd International Scientific Conference on Power and Electrical Engineering of RigaTechnical University (RTUCON), November 15–17, 2021, Technical University, Riga, Latvia;
  • **Actual problems of renewable energy, construction and environmental engineering: V International Scientific-Technical ConferenceJune 3–5, 2021. Kielce University of Technology, Kielce, Poland;
  • 22nd International Scientific Conference on Electric Power Engineering (EPE), Kouty nad Desnou, Czech Republic, 2022, pp.;
  • IEEE 5th International Conference AND workshop in Óbuda on Electrical and Power Engineering (CANDO EPE 2022), Nov. 20-21, 2022, Budapest, Hungary.
  • 11th International Scientific Symposium on Electrical Power Engineering - ELEKTROENERGETIKA 2022. Košice: TU, 2022 (12-14 September).
  • Multidisciplinary academic notes. Theory, methodology and practice. Proceedings of the XVII International Scientific and Practical Conference. 3-6.05.2022, Tokyo, Japan.
  • Current priorities of modern science, education and practice. Proceedings of the XXI International Scientific and Practical Conference. 31.05-3.06.2022, Paris, France.
  • Multidisciplinary academic research, innovation and results. Proceedings of the XXII International Scientific and Practical Conference. 07-10.07.2022, Prague, Czech Republic.

* with the participation of graduate students E. Stanovsky and M. Pidhayny.

** with the participation of graduate students R. Marchenko and A. Pisotsky.

Within the framework of the Ukrainian-Slovak research project, I. O. Shvedchykova, Professor, in 2022 visited the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics of the Technical University of Košice to participate in laboratory research ( https://knutd.edu.ua/pod-ta-publkats/news/14823/ ).

The Department's academic staff actively participate in international research and educational activities.

The following projects were submitted in 2022-2024:

  • Creative Europe project submission. Title: CREA-CROSS-2024-MEDIALITERACY. Registration number: 101183579. Participants from the department: Rezanova V. G., Krasnytsky S. M.
  • Erasmus+ project submission Title: Rethinking Employment of Adult Labourers. Participants from the department: Rezanova V. G., Chuprynka N. V.
  • Erasmus+ project submission Title: Ignition Engine. Participants from the department: Rezanova V. G., Shcherban V. Yu.
  • Erasmus+ project submission Title: Clean Slate. Participants from the department: Rezanova V. G., Shcherban V. Yu.
  • Erasmus Jean Monnet application submission. Title: Business and Education in the EU. Participants from the department: Rezanova V. G., Shcherban V. Yu., Demkivska T. I.
  • Project presentation Horizon. Title: Intelligence XXI 2.0. Participants from the department: Rezanova V. G., Shcherban V. Yu.
  • Application submission Erasmus Jean Monnet. Title: European studies for Ukrainians. Participants from the department: Rezanova V.G., Shcherban V.Yu., Demkivska T.I.
  • Project submission Horizon. Naza: Relationship between Intestinal Microbiota and Psychological State of a Person. Participants from the department: Rezanova V.G., Shcherban V.Yu.

Educational and methodological support

An integral part of the comprehensive educational process and the main activity of the Department is educational and methodological work, which provides for the planning, organization and conduct of all types of educational classes, independent work of students, their practical training, and the performance of individual tasks. The Department has a permanent educational and methodological seminar, which considers issues of organizational and scientific and methodological support of the educational process.

The Department has developed bachelor's degree programs: "Computer Science" specialty 122 (F3 Computer Science) , "Computer Systems and Networks" specialty 123 "Computer Engineering" (F7 Computer Engineering), "Electromechanics" and "Intelligent Systems of Renewable Energy and Electric Vehicles" specialty 141 "Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics" (G3 Electrical Engineering); master's degree programs "Computer Science" specialty 122 (F3 Computer Science), "Computer Engineering" specialty 123 (F7 Computer Engineering) and "Electro-Robot Engineering" specialty 141 (G3 Electrical Engineering); educational program for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the specialty 122 "Computer Science" (F3 Computer Science) and 141 "Electrical Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics" (G3 Electrical Engineering).

Educational and methodological support of the courses is based on educational programs, specialty curricula and includes the following elements:

  • syllabuses;
  • work programs of academic disciplines;
  • programs for all types of practical training;
  • tools for diagnosing the quality of higher education;
  • methodological instructions for completing coursework in disciplines where their completion is provided;
  • methodological instructions for completing qualifying final theses on the topic;
  • methodological documentation for organizing independent work of students in the disciplines of the curriculum.

The training of bachelors and masters at the Department is carried out in accordance with the curricula approved by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. The Department has made some improvements to the curricula, which ensure a deeper mastery of profile disciplines, the introduction of computerization in engineering research, the use of modern interactive packages such as SolidWorks, Compass, AutoCAD, MathCAD, MathLab and others. This, in particular, contributed to a closer connection with modern production, made it possible to introduce elements of novelty, as well as the development of personal creativity of talented youth.

The Department's curricula regulate the time allocated for independent work of students, and the programs indicate the theoretical sections of the courses assigned for independent work and which are studied by students in extracurricular time. Regularly, once a week, consultations are held, as well as interviews-seminars with students to identify the level of assimilation of the material, for which the hours of consultations and their schedule are planned by teachers in the Department's schedule of classes.

All types of academic workload of students of the Department are fully provided with educational and methodological literature: methodological instructions for laboratory and practical classes, course and diploma design, lecture notes, test questions, etc., which are periodically updated. Every year, the teachers of and the Department develop and publish 10–12 methodological developments. All methodological literature on the disciplines of the Department has electronic versions.

The modular educational process environment of KNUTD presents in electronic format educational and methodological complexes of all disciplines taught at the Department for students of full-time, part-time and distance learning.

The Department's staff constantly develops and publishes textbooks, study guides, and monographs to provide basic disciplines in the cycle of professional and practical training for higher education students. The main ones are:

  1. Osypenko V. V., Kiktiev M. O., Lysenko V. P. Automated control systems: monograph. – K., 2018. – 1000 p.
  2. Burmistenkov O. P., Petko I. V., Bondarenko M. Y., Zlotenko B. M. Theory of electric drive. Course design: textbook. – K.: KNUTD, 2018. –212 p.
  3. Bondarenko M. Y., Demishonkova S. A. Engineering design and calculation of household electrical appliances: a textbook. – Kyiv: KNUTD, 2019. – 204 p.
  4. Methodology of modern scientific research with the basics of intellectual property: Tutorial / Compiled by: BM Zlotenko and TI Kulik. - K.: KNUTD, 2020. - 141 p.
  5. Handbook of modern technologies for the purification of natural and wastewater and equipment / [I. V. Panasyuk et al.; under the general editorship of I. V. Panasyuk]; Kyiv. National University of Technologies and Design. – Kyiv: Medinform, 2016. – 245 p.
  6. Fundamentals of occupational health and safety at fashion industry enterprises [Text]: teaching manual / [V. O. Musienko, I. V. Panasyuk, O. O. Romanyuk]; Kyiv. National University of Technologies and Design. – K.: [b. v.], 2018. – 507 p.
  7. Osypenko V. V., Kiktiev M. O., Lysenko V. P. Automated control systems: a manual. – Kyiv: Publishing center of NUBiP of Ukraine, 2018. – 668 p.
  8. Milikh V. I., Shavyolkin O. O. Electrical engineering, electronics and microprocessor technology: a textbook [for students of higher education institutions]. – K.: Karavela, 2018. – 688 p.
  9. Osypenko V. V. et al. Energy efficiency management of local power supply systems with polygeneration: monograph. – Kyiv: NUBiP of Ukraine, 2020. – 318 p.
  10. Shavyolkin O. O. Conversion units for combined power supply systems of local facilities with renewable sources of electricity: monograph.– Kyiv: KNUTD, 2019. – 160 p.
  11. Modern electromechanical and information systems: monograph / edited by I. V. Panasyuk. – Kyiv: KNUTD, 2021. – 180 p.
  12. Statsenko V. V., Burmistenkov O. P., Bila T. Ya., Lishchuk V. I. Mathematical modeling of the movement of loose materials in mixing complexes using the discrete element method: monograph. – Kyiv: KNUTD, 2021. – 220 p.
  13. V. Yu. Shcherban, S. M. Krasnytskyi, T. I. Astistova, V. M. Yakhno Methods of representing, storing and analyzing information systems data: collective monograph // Kyiv: Fastbind Ukraine LLC, 2023. – 473 p.
  14. V. Yu. Shcherban, O. Z. Kolysko, Yu. Yu. Shcherban, G. V. Melnyk, M. I. Kolysko, A. M. Kyrychenko Mathematical modeling of systems and technological processes: collective monograph // Kyiv: LLC "Fastbind Ukraine", 2023. – 939 p.
  15. Rezanova VG, Rezanova NM Software for the research of microfibrillar composites // Kyiv.: Publishing House ArtEk, 2023. – 269 p.

The Department trains and improves the qualifications of academic personnel. It establishes creative ties with departments of other higher educational institutions, studies, summarizes and disseminates the experience of the best teachers, and helps young teachers master pedagogical skills.

Methodological and organizational support for practical training of specialists

The Department has developed a comprehensive program of practical training for students in all specialties, which includes the following types:

  • from teaching practice;
  • from production practice;
  • on the research practice of masters;
  • from pre-graduate practice.

Methodological support has been developed for all types of internships, which defines the goal and objectives of the internship, sections of the internship and its content, the content and requirements for the internship report, and the procedure for defending and certifying internships.

The following enterprises of Kyiv were identified as bases of practices: LLC "ATEM", "AMATISERVICE", "Deutscheelectroservice", International Scientific and Educational Center of Information Technologies and Systems of the National Academy of Sciences and the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, SE "Network Operator URAN", Kyiv Professional College of Applied Sciences, LLC "Techmedzhik", PE Regional Center for Professional Training, LLC "Dann Consulting", LLC "Helsey Ukraine", PE Boyarsky Professional College of NUBiP of Ukraine, LLC "Ifield", JSC "Farmak", Department for Counteracting Cybercrime in Kyiv, PE "Amobilie", PE "Energia A.V.", Institute of Cybernetics named after V.M. Glushkov of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine , etc.

Specialties, educational programs and specializations

The Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics trains specialists in:

– the field of knowledge 12 Information Technology (F Information Technology)

  • Bachelors in specialty 122 "Computer Science" (F3 Computer Science) under the educational program " Computer Science ";
  • Masters in specialty 122 "Computer Science" (F3 Computer Science) under the educational program " Computer Science ";
  • Doctors of Philosophy in the educational and scientific program 122 " Computer Science " (F3 Computer Science);
  • Bachelors in specialty 123 "Computer Engineering" (F7 Computer Engineering) under the educational program "Computer Systems and Networks" ;
  • Masters in specialty 123 "Computer Engineering" (F7 Computer Engineering) under the educational program "Computer Engineering" .

– the field of knowledge 14 Electrical Engineering (G Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction)

The form of study is full-time, part-time, and distance. Tuition is paid from the state budget or by contract.

The duration of study for bachelor's degrees is 3 years and 10 months, for master's degrees - 1 year and 4 months, for doctor of philosophy - 4 years.

The Department of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering also carries out activities to train specialists on the basis of technical schools and colleges of the electromechanical profile. Applicants are enrolled for the 2nd or 3rd year.

 

Academic mobility

From October 10, 2022, seven academic staff members of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics and 45 higher education students in the specialty "Computer Engineering" participated in the DAAD academic mobility program "Ukraine digital: Ensuring academic success in times of crisis" as part of the ODUCE project "Online Computer Science Support - Ukraine" jointly with DHBW Mosbach (Cooperative State University of Baden-Württemberg, Mosbach, Germany).

The ODUCE project is aimed at supporting activities to update the content and improve the quality of teaching online courses in computer engineering. The results of the project implementation demonstrated a high interest of students in classes, the online format of which provides safe conditions for their conducting. Additional opportunities were obtained to improve the language and professional competencies of students. The University platform for distance learning is actively used to communicate with students. Modern online courses for distance education are an opportunity for Ukrainian students to fully study and gain new knowledge during the period of martial law. According to the results of the study, students received certificates.

  

Students

At the beginning of the 2025 academic year, the Department has 554 full-time students, 127 part-time students, and 43 distance learning students.

Each group of students has a supervising teacher. He familiarizes students with the normative and methodological materials that regulate the organization of the educational process according to the credit-module system; carries out group and individual consultations with the aim of the most rational preparation of individual plans of students, monitors their implementation; protects the educational interests of students; helps young people to participate in the cultural life of the capital. Cultural and mass events are held, students regularly visit theaters, exhibitions, museums and sports events. For students, KNUTD has sports sections (football, volleyball, basketball, wrestling, tennis, badminton), the intellectual game “What? Where? When?”, the theater-studio “Without Makeup”, the Club of the Cheerful and Clever, ballroom and pop dance groups “BOOM”, the vocal ensemble “Smile”. In the summer, students can relax in the picturesque area of the Kyiv region on the banks of the Kozinka River at the Molodizhny student sports and recreation camp.

Students can obtain, in parallel with their basic higher education, military accounting specialty "Organization of food, clothing, skipper and trade and household supplies" receiving an officer's rank upon graduation. Students are given a separate day in their class schedule to complete military training.

All students of the Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies who live in cities and towns outside Kyiv and the Kyiv region are provided with accommodation in a dormitory located near the University's academic buildings.

Students of the Department are actively involved in solving complex scientific and technical problems, since it is research activity that contributes to a deep mastery of the specialty. From the 2nd year onwards, they take an active part in the scientific and research work of the Department. Students prepare essays, reports for scientific student seminars and conferences of young scientists and students.

Every year in February-March, the Department holds a university round of the All-Ukrainian Olympiad in a cycle of specialized disciplines among students of 3–5 years, in which more than 50 students participated in the last year alone.

Talented student youth of the Department have the opportunity to participate in annual research paper competitions and Olympiads in specialized disciplines and receive awards and prizes.

Also, one of the important aspects of the research work of the students at the Department is participation in the organization and holding of the annual exhibition-competition on the development of WEB-pages on the topics of the Department, Faculty and University. Over 80 students participate in this work under the guidance of the Department's teachers. The winners of the competition later became prize-winners of international competitions and festivals on WEB-design and advertising on the Internet.

Practically oriented training of students of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics includes excursions to leading professional enterprises and institutions, participation in scientific and practical conferences and forums.

Opportunities for Students

Graduates of specialty 122 "Computer Science" (F3 Computer Science) can work on the development and operation of CAD software not only at light industry enterprises, but also in other industries, the national economy, economics and business that require in-depth knowledge of computer technology and technologies. Students who show a tendency to research activity continue their studies in the postgraduate program of the University and the Institute of Cybernetics of the NAS of Ukraine.

Graduates receive specialized professional competencies, namely knowledge of:

  • principles, methods and algorithms of computer graphics, the ability to apply them when developing graphical interfaces for human-computer interaction;
  • theoretical and practical foundations of the methodology of systems analysis for the study of complex interdisciplinary problems of various nature, methods of formalizing systemic tasks that have conflicting goals, uncertainties, and risks;
  • theoretical and practical foundations of modeling methodology and technology in the process of research, design and operation of information systems, products, services, information technologies; ability to implement modeling algorithms to study the characteristics and state of complex objects;
  • concepts of data warehouses, their operational analytical processing and intellectual analysis; the ability to identify previously unknown knowledge from data, necessary for decision-making in various areas of professional activity;
  • methodologies for automated design of complex objects and systems, the ability to use modern computer technologies for their system, functional, design and technological design;
  • theoretical foundations of IT project management, RMBOK standards and principles of teamwork; ability to work in a team and apply project management software systems;
  • organizational, technical, algorithmic and other methods and means of protecting computer information; the ability to apply them in the process of professional activity;
  • the basics of computer network architecture, the ability to apply them in the process of justifying the technical support of information systems.

As a result of their training, specialists in specialty 123 "Computer Engineering" (F7 Computer Engineering) acquire knowledge, skills and abilities that allow them to:

  • design computer systems and networks, develop mathematical models of their operation using application software packages (CPT, MatLab, Simulink);
  • develop application software (Visual Studio, Atmel Studio, Arduino IDE);
  • create 3D models (Solid Works), make prototypes on 3-D printers;
  • design special mechanisms and their specific parts using AutoCad packages (CAD - computer-aided design and drafting system), Solid Works, PTC Creo (Pro/ENGINEER), ANSYS (CAD, CAE-systems for computer-aided design, engineering analysis), CAMWorks (CAM - system for preparing production, programming CNC machines for parts of any complexity and purpose);
  • create professionally oriented databases, use information technologies to solve experimental and practical problems in the field of professional activity;
  • possess modern methods of organizing the full cycle of development, implementation, operation and maintenance of computer systems and networks.

The main places of work after graduating from the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics in the specialty 123 Computer Engineering (F7 Computer Engineering) are:

  • computer companies;
  • information processing department of enterprises of various forms of ownership;
  • firms engaged in application and software development;
  • companies that are Internet service providers;
  • companies providing cable and satellite television services;
  • scientific institutes and institutions.

 

Upon completing the course, specialists in specialty 141 (G3 Electrical Engineering) who are trained by the Department will know:

  • modern trends in the development of electrical appliances;
  • computing and programming algorithms;
  • modern 3D modeling computer programs Solid Works, AUTOCAD;
  • features of the basic, functional, installation and structural diagrams of domestic and foreign-made electrical appliances;
  • interactive application packages MATHCAD, EXCEL, ACCESS, etc.;
  • methods for calculating various types of household appliances;
  • features of hardware implementation of microprocessor control systems for complex electrical appliances;
  • computer technologies for virtual research of electromechanical systems using the MATLAB package with Simulink, SimMechanics, etc. programs;
  • methods and means of diagnosing modern CRTs of domestic and foreign production;
  • rules for maintenance, repair and operation of CRTs.

As a result of the training, electromechanical students will be able to:

  • calculate, design and construct modern household appliances;
  • use computer technologies for 3D modeling, virtual research of electrical, electrical and electromechanical equipment and intelligent control systems;
  • be able to work freely on a computer, use modern interactive systems and applications;
  • implement safe technical use of electrical equipment, electrical, electronic, and computer automated control systems.

The high professional level of training of a graduate of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics will enable him/her to:

  • work at state, commercial and joint ventures producing and repairing modern electrical household appliances;
  • open your own business for the repair and maintenance of complex household appliances;
  • navigate the complex situation of the international market for electrical household goods;
  • engage in teaching activities in commercial and state higher and secondary educational institutions of Ukraine.

Can hold the position:

  • electromechanical engineer;
  • researcher;
  • teacher at a higher education institution.

Graduates have the opportunity to study at master's and postgraduate levels, and to obtain education at higher education institutions in foreign countries.

The most successful graduates of the Department get the opportunity to work as teachers at the University departments. Thus, 5 teachers of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics are graduates of the Department in different years.

Students' scientific clubs

At the Department, students can participate in the activities of scientific clubs.

Programming microcontrollers.

Scientific supervisor: Volodymyr Volodymyrovych Statsenko, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Vice-Rector for Digital Transformation of KNUTD.

"KNUTD Ecoclub".

Head: Yevheniya Oleksandrivna Romanyuk, PhD in Technical Sciences, Associate Professor.

Prospects for alternative energy.

Scientific supervisors: Iryna Oleksiyevna Shvedchykova, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor; Oleksandr Oleksiyevych Shavyolkin, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor.

Students of the clubs annually give reports at the International Scientific and Practical Conference "Mechatronic Systems: Innovations and Engineering", the All-Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Conference of Young Scientists and Students "Electromechanical and Information Systems", publish scientific articles. The results of the clubs' work can be found in publications in the materials of scientific conferences and on the University website.

 

Students' scientific development

The Department has a permanent scientific club "Modern Functionality and New Software Tools in WEB Technologies". The scientific leader of the club is Associate Professor of the Department, PhD Astistova T. I. The members of the club actively participate in conferences and competitions of the international and all-Ukrainian level: international scientific and practical conferences: "Mechatronic Systems: Innovations and Engineering" - MSIE; "Electromechanical, Information Systems and Nanotechnologies"; the conference "Innovation in Education, Science and Business: Challenges and Opportunities", the All-Ukrainian Student Competition for Web Development "WEB-TECHNOLOGY", in startup competitions both at KNUTD and beyond.

In 2022, students Darya Lyakhovska and Diana Kochuk won 1st place among 123 participants in the International Student Research Papers Competition "BlackSea Science 2022" in the nomination "Information Technologies, Automation and Robotics".

  

In 2022, the Department initiated the annual all-Ukrainian student competition for web development "WEB-TECHNOLOGY". The goal of the competition is to realize the creative potential of students in the IT industry and create conditions for strengthening and developing ties between the creative youth of Ukraine, students of various specialties and training.

 

 

The club's participants publish their research papers and theses in scientific journals, and use their research in their thesis.

Graduates

Graduates of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics successfully work at state and private enterprises of the electrical engineering and instrument-making industries of Ukraine and Moldova, in Ukrainian and foreign companies (such as ВOSCH, Moulinex, Rowenta, Tefal, Samsung, Sony, etc.) specializing in the repair, sale, operation and maintenance of electrical household appliances.

Among them:

M. Gordeev – technical director of the IBS company for servicing household appliances;

O. Melnyk – general representative of the BOSCH company in Ukraine;

I. Matkovsky – director of the company “TechnoHolod”;

M. Overchuk – Deputy Director of the Eldorado supermarket chain (Zaporizhzhya);

A. Deydey – the chief engineer of Zaporizhenergo.

O. Matveyev – a manager at Microsoft in Ukraine.

R. Mykhalko – the head of LLC "Ukrainian Scientific Institute of Certification" (UniSERT).

Y. Stelmakh – Deputy Director of Ukravtoterm LLC.

V. Shpak – programmer at ESCAPE AI MEDIA

Graduates of the department

International cooperation

The Department carries out scientific and scientific-technical cooperation with foreign organizations:

  • Technical University of Košice, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics (Slovakia) on the topic "Improving energy management of hybrid photovoltaic systems of local facilities with energy storage";
  • University of Žilina, Žilina, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (Slovakia) on the topic "Use of renewable energy sources (photovoltaic systems with battery storage) at transport infrastructure facilities";
  • Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Baghdad, Department of Electrical Engineering (Iraq) on the topic "Improving energy consumption management of a photovoltaic system with a storage tank to meet the needs of a local facility";
  • Cooperative State University of Baden-Württemberg DHBW (Stuttgart, Germany) within the framework of the KNUTD agreement on scientific and educational cooperation.

The Department also trains highly qualified specialists for Georgia, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Moldova.

The Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics of Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design annually hosts the International Scientific and Practical Conference "Energy Efficient University" to popularize scientific achievements and best practical implementations of energy saving in educational institutions, industrial and residential facilities, implement systemic solutions to reduce energy consumption, and exchange information and experience on the development and implementation of innovative energy saving projects.