KNUTD
Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design

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Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING AND ELECTROMECHANICS

Dmitry STATSENKO

Head of the Department, Associate professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences

Address: Mala Shyianovska (Nemyrovycha-Danchenka) Street, 2, Kyiv, Building 1, Rooms 1-0105 (office of the Head of the Department),1-0107 (staff room)

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

e-mail[email protected]

About the Department

The Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics provides training in the following specialties: 123 Computer Engineering (educational degrees: "Bachelor" and "Master") and 124 System Analysis (educational degree: "Bachelor"), 141 Electric Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics (educational degrees: "Bachelor", "Master" and "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 machinery and technology, requirements of stakeholders and the world market of educational services;
  • high quality training of qualified specialists in computer systems and networks (specialty 123) and system analysis and management (specialty 124), who have special knowledge and practical competencies to work at enterprises of different types and can quickly adapt to global trends in the development of machinery and technology, specialists in electromechanics, intelligent systems of renewable energy & electric vehicle and electrical engineering (specialty 141).
History of the Department

The Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics started its history in 1992 when, according to the plan for the first year of study, 25 people were enrolled, and in 1997 the first graduation of experts in electrical engineering took place. In 1998, the Department received a license to train masters in "Electrical appliances" and in 1999 their first graduation took place. In 2001, the Department received IV-level accreditation in the field of "Electromechanics" and "Electrical appliances". Since 1992, the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics has trained more than 1,200 specialists in electrical appliances.

The Department was headed by: 1992-1995 – Prof. O.A. Starodub; 1995-2010 – Honored Scientist of Ukraine, Prof. V.V. Kostrytsky; 2011–2012 – Honored Worker of Education of Ukraine, Prof. O.P. Burmistenkov; 2012–2023 – Prof. B.N. Zlotenko.

Since December 2023, Associate prof. D.V. Statsenko has been in charge of the Department. 

In 2022, the Department received accreditation for training bachelors in the educational program "Computer Systems and Networks" and masters in the educational program "Computer Engineering", specialty 123 "Computer Engineering", as well as masters in the educational program "Electrical appliances", specialty 141 "Electric Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics".

Educational Programs

Educational program:

Computer Systems and Networks

Degree:

Bachelor of Computer Engineering

Course length:

8 semesters (4  years)

ECTS credits:

240

Language of the instruction:

Ukrainian/ English

Aim:

Formation and development of general and professional competencies in the field of computer engineering.

Learning outcomes:

Upon completion of the educational program, the bachelor student will demonstrate:

  • The ability to analyze and synthesize;
  • Flexible thinking;
  • Teamwork ability;
  • Communicative competence;

Deep knowledge and understanding:

  • Understanding the nature of the design and functioning of computer systems and networks;
  • Experimental skills;
  • Problem-solving skills;
  • Computing skills;
  • Professional expertise;
  • The ability to life-long learning.

 

Educational program:

Computer Engineering

Degree:

Master of Computer Engineering

Course length:

3 semesters (1 year and 6 months)

ECTS credits:

90

Language of the instruction:

Ukrainian/ English

Aim:

Formation and development of general and professional competencies in the field of Computer Engineering, aimed at obtaining by students the necessary qualities for employment, and ensuring their ability to work.

Learning outcomes:

Upon completion of the educational program, the bachelor student will demonstrate:

  • The ability to analyze and synthesize;
  • Flexible thinking;
  • Teamwork ability;
  • Communicative competence.

Deep knowledge and understanding:

  • Understanding the nature of the processes of design and functional characteristics of complicated computer systems and networks;
  • Experimental skills;
  • Problem-solving skills;
  • Computer skills;
  • Professional expertise;
  • The ability to life-long learning.

 

Educational program:

Electromechanics

Degree:

Bachelor of Electric Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics

Course length:

8 semesters (4  years)

ECTS credits:

240

Language of the instruction:

Ukrainian/ English

Aim:

Formation and development of general and professional competencies in the field of power, electrical and electromechanical engineering.

Learning outcomes:

Upon completion of the educational program, the bachelor student will demonstrate:

  • The ability to analyze and synthesize;
  • Flexible thinking;
  • Teamwork ability;
  • Communicative competence;

Deep knowledge and understanding:

  • Understanding the nature of the processes of design and functional characteristics of complicated electrical appliances, automated electric plants and technological complexes, manufacturing processes of electrical machinery, installations and systems;
  • Experimental skills;
  • Problem-solving skills;
  • Computing skills;
  • Professional expertise;
  • The ability to life-long learning.

 

Educational program:

Electrical appliances

Degree:

Master of Electric Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics

Course length:

3 semesters (1 year and 6 months)

ECTS credits:

90

Language of the instruction:

Ukrainian/ English

Aim:

Formation and development of general and professional competencies in the field of electrical appliances, aimed at obtaining by students the necessary qualities for employment, and ensuring their ability to work.

Learning outcomes:

Upon completion of the educational program, the bachelor student will demonstrate:

  • The ability to analyze and synthesize;
  • Flexible thinking;
  • Teamwork ability;
  • Communicative competence.

Deep knowledge and understanding:

  • Understanding the nature of the processes of design and functional characteristics of complicated electrical appliances, automated power plants, and technological complexes, manufacturing processes of electrical machinery, installations and systems;
  • Experimental skills;
  • Problem-solving skills;
  • Computing skills;
  • Professional expertise;
  • The ability to life-long learning.

 

Educational program:

Smart Systems of Renewable Energy and Electric Vehicles

Degree:

Bachelor of Electric Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics

Course length:

8 semesters (4  years)

ECTS credits:

240

Language of the instruction:

Ukrainian/ English

Aim:

Formation and development of general and professional competencies in the field of power, electrical and electromechanical engineering; ensuring integration in the educational process of educational, search, and innovation components; satisfaction of needs in basic knowledge of modern technologies in the power, electrical engineering, and electromechanics.

Learning outcomes:

Upon completion of the study program, the bachelor student will demonstrate:

  • The ability to analyze and synthesize;
  • Flexible thinking;
  • Teamwork ability;
  • Communicative competence.

Deep knowledge and understanding:

  • Theoretical and methodological provisions, organizational and practical tools for the development, design, and maintenance of intelligent systems using renewable sources;
  • Experimental skills;
  • Problem-solving skills;
  • Computing skills;
  • Professional expertise;
  • The ability to life-long learning.

 

Educational program:

Electric Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics

Degree:

Doctor of Philosophy in Electric Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics

Course length:

8 semesters (4  years)

ECTS credits:

48

Language of the instruction:

Ukrainian/ English

Aim:

Formation and development of general and professional competencies in the field of power, electrical and electromechanical engineering for carrying out scientific, research, and innovation activities, as well as the implementation of the results obtained.

Learning outcomes:

Upon completion of the study program, the PhD student will demonstrate:

  • The ability to abstract thinking, analyze and synthesize;
  • Creativity, ability to system thinking;
  • Teamwork ability;
  • Communicative competence;
  • The ability to use sources of creative search activation.

Deep knowledge and understanding:

  • The nature of the processes of generation of new ideas, and complex problems solving in the field of electrical engineering as a professional and/or research-innovative activity, application of the methodology of the scientific and pedagogical activity, as well as making own scientific research, the results of which have scientific novelty, theoretical and practical significance.
  • Experimental skills;
  • Problem-solving skills;
  • Computing skills;
  • Professional expertise;
  • The ability to life-long learning.
Research

Scientific work is one of the leading activities of the academic staff of the Department. The main scientific field of the Department was formed in the 70s of the last century and was aimed at the development of new types of light industry equipment and electrical household appliances. It was formed work under the guidance of professors G.A. Piskorskyi, O.P. Burmistenkov, and I.V. Petko I.V., when in the 1970-95s more than 20 graduate students and researchers defended their PhD theses on this topic.

The research work of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics is organized in five educational and scientific laboratories of different directions.

The scientific activity of the educational and scientific laboratory of software and technical means of energy consumption management (scientific supervisor Prof. I. O. Shvedchikova) is carried out in the direction of developing smart systems for managing the electricity consumption of local objects with renewable energy sources; increasing the energy efficiency of energy saving measures.

The scientific activity of the educational-scientific laboratory of electrotechnical converters and electromechanical systems (scientific supervisor Prof. O. O. Shaviolkin) is carried out in the direction of creating multifunctional converter units for combined power supply systems with renewable sources of electricity; improvement of semiconductor converters of electrical energy for power engineering and electromechanical systems.

The scientific activity of the educational and scientific laboratory of polymer processing technology (scientific supervisor Prof. B.M. Zlotenko) is carried out in the direction of the development and implementation of pilot informational and investment projects in the field of polymer processing; provision of informational and advisory support on the processing of polymer materials and the latest energy-efficient technologies; international cooperation in the field of polymer processing and exchange of experience between the regions of Ukraine; demonstrations of working samples of energy-efficient equipment for the processing of polymer materials.

The scientific activity of the educational and scientific laboratory of resource conservation and rational nature use (scientific supervisor Prof. I. V. Panasiuk) is carried out in the direction of conducting research into the complex properties of new materials and the development of innovative resource-saving technologies and equipment; development of technologies for utilization and removal of household and industrial waste, technologies for rational water use, increasing the efficiency of wastewater treatment and prevention of pollution of water bodies.

The scientific activity of the educational and scientific laboratory “Energy Efficiency Center” (scientific supervisor Prof. I. V. Panasiuk) is carried out in the direction of the development and implementation of pilot information and investment projects in the field of energy saving and energy efficiency; provision of informational 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 the regions of Ukraine; dissemination of knowledge about optimal opportunities to reduce costs for energy supply among state and local authorities, communal and state enterprises, budget institutions responsible for implementing measures of the city’s energy saving program and the active population; demonstrations of working samples of energy-efficient equipment.

The Department takes part in the research work of the University, namely:

  • conducts research on the most important theoretical, scientific, technical, and socio-economic problems in the profile of the Department, pedagogy of high school in close connection with the objectives of improving the quality of training;
  • makes an annual report on the results of research and conducts an annual assessment of graduate students;
  • discusses the completed research projects and gives recommendations for their publication, participates in the implementation of research results in practice;
  • considers the theses submitted by the members of the Department, or by other candidates on behalf of the University management;
  • organizes research work of students.

For more than a decade, the teaching staff have been performing state research orders funded by budgetary allocations.

In recent years, the employees of the Вepartment have published 130 scientific papers, 15 of which were published abroad and 34 works with the participation of students, received 10 patents for invention, published 14 monographs, 3 textbooks, and 18 manuals. The teachers take part in scientific and practical conferences, including the international ones.

Students are involved in the research work of the Department. Every year, Master's theses and diploma projects are performed. All students starting from the fourth year of training are involved in the research work, which is determined by individual tasks. Students make presentations and participate in discussions as opponents. The best works are recommended to the student scientific and technical conference. Part of this work develops into a course and degree projects. Every year, students under the guidance of teachers of the Department publish 5-6 scientific articles and 12-15 abstracts of reports. With the participation of students, stands are designed and manufactured for the study of the characteristics of electrical apparatuses, household appliances, and smart control systems.

Each year, students participate in the university-level competitions in the courses of the Department, the best works are recommended by the Department to participate in competitions and Olympiads of the university or national level. 

In 2018 – 2021, the most active students of the Department prepared their scientific works and became the winners of the second round of the All-Ukrainian Competition of Student Research Papers, 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 second place at the All-Ukrainian Competition of Student Research Papers in specialty 141 "Electric Power, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics", Kremenchuk city.

 

Students of the Department also take part in International competitions of student scientific works:

• 2021 - students M. Kharchenko (Group BEM-18) and V. Ishchuk (University of Žilina, Slovak Republic (Slovakia)) with a work on the topic: "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 Research Papers in the specialty 141 "Electric Power, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics" at Mykhailo Ostrogradsky National University of Kremenchuk;

• 2022 - student Ya. Malyy (Group MgEM-21) took 1st place with his work on the topic: "MAGNETIC SEPARATION COMPLEXES FOR SYSTEMS FOR THE PROCESSING OF SOLID SHEETS" at the II round of the International Competition of Student Research Papers in the specialty 141 "Electric Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics » at Mykhailo Ostrogradsky Kremenchuk National University;

• 2022 - students D. Zakharov and M. Latko (Group BKI-18) took 2nd place with their work on the topic: "COMMUNICATION MODULE FOR ESTIMATING THE FORECAST OF THE INTENSITY OF GENERATION OF A PHOTOVOLTAIC BATTERY FROM A WEB RESOURCE" at the II round of the International Competition of Student Research Papers in the specialty 141 "Electric Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics" at  Mykhailo Ostrogradsky National University of Kremenchuk.

 

Scientific Schools

At the Department, two one scientific school has been formed and its works are known not only in Ukraine but also abroad.

The scientific direction is the research of technological processes, machines, and devices used in the production and operation of electrical household appliances. The head of the school - Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor O.P. Burmistenkov. Over the past few years in this area, four doctorates and two candidate’s theses have been defended.

The Department provides a postgraduate course for the training of doctors of philosophy under the educational and scientific program 141 " Electric Power Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Electromechanics". Currently, 7 post-graduate students are being trained at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics.

In 2020-2022, the employees of the Department and higher education seekers took part in the work of international scientific and scientific-practical conferences abroad:

  • *Actual problems of renewableenergy, construction and environmental  engineering: IV International Scientific-Technical Conference 6–8 February 2020, Kielce University of Technology, Kielce, Poland;.
  • Strategy of Quality in Industry and Education: XVІ 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), 15–17 November, 2021, Technical University, Riga, Latvia;
  • *Actual problems of renewableenergy, construction and environ mental 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 ХVII International Scientific and Practical Conference. 3-6.05.2022, Tokyo, Japan.
  • Actual priorities of modern science, education and practice. Proceedings of the ХХI International Scientific and Practical Conference. 31.05-3.06.2022, Paris, France.
  • Multidisciplinary academic research, innovation and results. Proceedings of the ХХII International Scientific and Practical Conference. 07-10.07.2022, Prague, Czech Republic.

* with the participation of post-graduate students.

Teaching Staff

Professional training of students is carried out by highly qualified teaching staff of the Department.

Dmitry STATSENKO, Head of the Department, Associate professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences.

In 2010, he graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design. In 2013, he was awarded the academic degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences. He has 18 scientific papers, and 1 monograph.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; household appliances; electromechanics; computer integrated electromechanical devices and systems.

  

Ihor PANASIUK, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Director of the Institute of Engineering and Information Technologies.

In 1983, he graduated from Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry. In 2005, a Doctor of Technical Science degree was awarded, and in 2006 - the academic title of Professor. Provides training through graduate and doctoral studies. Under his supervision, 3 candidate and 1 doctoral dissertations were defended. Author of more than 200 scientific and methodical works, including in foreign publications, 8 monographs, 3 textbooks.

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

  

Volodymyr STATSENKO, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences.

In 2002, he graduated from Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design. In 2007, he was awarded the scientific PhD degree, in 2011 – the academic title of associate professor. In 2020, a Doctor of Science degree was awarded. Has 50 scientific works, 3 manuals, and 1 monograph.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; household appliances; electromechanics; dynamics of the movement of bulk materials in mixing complexes of continuous action, IT-technology in household appliances.

  

Borys ZLOTENKO, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Excellence in Education of Ukraine.

In 1986, he graduated from Khmelnytskyi Technological Institute of consumer services. In 2003, he was awarded the degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences, in 2004 - the academic title professor. Has 120 scientific papers, 5 monographs, 1 textbook, and 3 manuals. 

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

 

Volodymyr OSYPENKO, Associate Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences.

In 1977, he graduated from Lviv Polytechnic Institute, the Faculty of Automation. his total scientific and teaching experience is 27 years. The theme of the doctoral dissertation is "Inductive technologies of system information-analytical research in the tasks of innovative design".

He is the author of about 100 scientific works, including about 30 scientific papers in foreign publications, which are part of the scientific base of Scopus and Web of Science, author of 2 textbooks, and co-author of 4 monographs.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; household appliances; electromechanics; inductive technologies of system information analytical research in innovative design problems, intellectual methods and mathematical tools for modeling of complex systems.

   

Oleksandr SHAVOLKIN, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences.

In 1978, he graduated from Donetsk Polytechnic Institute with a degree in "Electric drive and automation of industrial plants" and received the qualification of "electrical engineer". Doctor of Technical Sciences since 2012. The theme of the work is "Multilevel frequency converters with improved energy characteristics". The academic title of professor at the Department of Electrical Engineering was awarded on 31.05.2013. His experience in pedagogical work in higher educational institutions of the IV level of accreditation is 29 years. The

author of more than 200 scientific works, in particular in foreign publications and in the scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science.

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

   

Iryna SHVEDCHYKOVA, Professor, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Excellence in Education of Ukraine.

In 1983, she graduated from the Department of Electrical Engineering of Luhansk Mechanical Engineering Institute (now - Volodymyr Dahl East Ukrainian National University) with a degree in "Electrical Machines and Apparatus" and received a qualification of an electrical engineer. Doctor of Technical Sciences since 2012. She defended her doctoral dissertation on "Scientific basis of a system design of magnetic separators" at Kremenchuk National University named after Mikhail Ostrogradsky, specialty 05.09.01 - Electrical machines and devices. The academic title of Professor of the Department of Instruments was awarded in 2013. Experience in pedagogical work in higher educational institutions of the IV level of accreditation is 25 years. The author of more than 400 scientific works, in particular in foreign publications and in the scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science.

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

   

Volodymyr BOBROVNIK, Сandidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, Vice-Rector for Educational and Productional Issues and Development.

In 2011, he graduated from the National University of Bioresources and Nature Management of Ukraine, majoring in "Energy of Agricultural Production". In 2021, the scientific degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences was awarded. The topic of the work is "Management of electricity consumption of higher education institutions to increase their energy efficiency." Author of 15 scientific works.

He has been working at the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics since 2021, with a total scientific and pedagogical experience of 2 years.

Research interests: integrated management of energy efficiency of buildings and engineering networks.

 

Tetyana BILA, Associate professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences.

In 1980, she graduated from Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry. In 1986, she was awarded the scientific degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences, in 1991 – the academic title of associate professor. Has more than 90 scientific papers, 6 manuals, 1 textbook, and 1 monograph.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; household appliances; electromechanics; bulk media dynamics, computer simulation of electromechanical systems, IT technology in electrical engineering.

  

Svitlana DEMISHONKOVA Associate professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences.

In 1997, she graduated from Kyiv State Academy of Light Industry of Ukraine. In 2015, she was awarded the academic degree of Candidate of Technical

Sciences. She has more than 50 scientific works, in particular in foreign publications and in the scientometric databases Scopus and Web of Science, 1 textbook. 

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

 

Ievgeniia ROMANIUK, PhD, Associate Professor.

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

   

Valery SMOLIANINOV, Associate professor, Candidate of Technical Sciences.

In 1979, he graduated from Kyiv Polytechnic Institute with a degree in "Industrial Electronics" and received a qualification of an electronic engineer. Candidate of Technical Sciences since 1989. The theme of the dissertation is "Semiconductor converters for control of linear electromagnetic devices in auto-switching mode". The academic title of associate professor at the Department of "Design and manufacture of electronic equipment" was awarded in 2011. Experience of pedagogical work in universities of the IV level of accreditation - 15 years. He was awarded the "Inventor" title.

Research interests: computer systems and networks; household appliances; electromechanics; development of semiconductor converters for automation of technological processes and robotics with the use of electromagnetic actuators of linear motion.

  

Support Staff

Mykola BONDARENKO, Head of the laboratories.

In 1980, he graduated from Kyiv Technological Institute of Light Industry. 

He has 55 scientific papers and 6 manuals.

Research interests: improvement of design and technological processes of complex electrical appliances.

 

Oleksandr GLADCHUK, senior laboratory assistant.

In 1998, he graduated from Kyiv State Academy of Light Industry of Ukraine. Has 10 scientific works.

 

Valentyna DOROSHENKO, senior laboratory assistant.

In 1979, she graduated from Lviv Vocational College of Food Industry.

Svitlana LINICHENKO, Head of the laboratory.


Students

In the 2022-2023 academic year, the Department has 235 full-time students, 60 part-time students, and 10 distance learning students.

For each group of students a curator teacher is attached. They introduce students to guidelines governing the organization of educational process on credit-modular system; provide group and individual counseling with the aim of making the most rational individual plans for students, monitor their implementation; protect the educational interests of students; help young people to participate in the cultural life of the capital. Cultural events are held, theaters, exhibitions, museums and sporting events are regularly attended. For students at KNUTD there are sports sections (football, volleyball, basketball, wrestling, tennis, badminton), the intellectual game "What? Where? When? ”, the Theater Studio“ No Makeup”, The Club of merry and smart, the group of ballroom dance, the dance group “BOOM”, the vocal ensemble “Smile ”. For summer holidays in the picturesque locality of the Kyiv region on the bank of the Kozynka River there is a student sports and recreation camp "Molodizhny".

All students of the Educational and Scientific Institute of Engineering and Information Technology residing in cities and towns outside of Kyiv and Kyiv region are provided with accommodation in a dormitory located near the university buildings.

Practical-oriented training of students of the Department provides excursions to leading professional enterprises and institutions, participation in scientific-practical conferences and forums.

Prospects for Students

Specialists trained by the Department for the specialty 123 Computer engineering will know:

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

Upon completion of the educational program, the bachelor of computer systems and networks will demonstrate:

  • The ability to analyze and synthesize;
  • Flexible thinking;
  • Teamwork ability;
  • Communicative competence;

Deep knowledge and understanding:

  • Understanding the nature of the design and functioning of computer systems and networks;
  • Experimental skills;
  • Problem-solving skills;
  • Computing skills;
  • Professional expertise;
  • The ability to life-long learning.

 

Specialists trained by the Department for the specialty 141 will know:

  • modern types of electrical household appliances;
  • computing algorithms and programming;
  • modern computer programs of 3D-modeling SolidWorks, AUTOCAD;
  • processes of electrical household appliances;
  • design and operational characteristics of electrical household appliances;
  • fundamental features of principle, functional, installation, and structural schemes of electrical household appliances of domestic and foreign production;
  • interactive application packages MATHCAD, EXCEL, ACCESS, and others;
  • methods for calculating various types of household appliances;
  • particular hardware implementation of microprocessor control systems for complex electrical household appliances;
  • computer technologies of virtual study of electromechanical systems, research tools of MATLAB applications Simulink, SimMechanics and others;
  • methods and tools for diagnosing modern electrical household appliances of domestic and foreign production;
  • procedures of service, repai,r and maintenance of electrical household appliances.

As a result of their study, students of electromechanics can:

  • calculate, design, and produce modern electrical household appliances;
  • use 3D computer technologies - modeling and virtual research of electrical, electrical and electromechanical equipment and intelligent control systems;
  • carry out safe technical use of electrical equipment, electrical, electronic, and computer automated control systems;
  • work on the computer, use advanced interactive systems and applications.

The high professional level of training of graduates of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics will allow students to:

  • work for government, commercial, and joint ventures for the production and repair of modern electrical household appliances;
  • open their own business in service and repair of electrical household appliances;
  • understand the difficult international market conditions of electrical household goods;
  • engage in teaching activities in the state and commercial secondary and higher educational institutions.
Students' scientific clubs

The Department has two scientific clubs:

1) Programming of Microcontrollers.

Scientific supervisor: Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor Volodymyr Statsenko.

2) "Eco club KNUTD". 

Scientific supervisor: PhD, Assoc. Prof. Eugene Romaniuk.

3) Prospects of Alternative Energy.

Scientific supervisors: Doctor of Sciences, Professor Iryna Shvedchykova, Doctor of Science, Professor Oleksandr Shavolkin.

Participants of the scientific clubs annually make presentations at the International Scientific and Practical Conference "Mechatronic Systems: Innovation and Engineering", All-Ukrainian Scientific Conference of Young Scientists and Students "Scientific developments of young people at the current stage", and publish scientific articles. The results of the clubs’ activities can be found in the publications and materials of conferences on the Department’s website kems.knutd.edu.ua.

 

Students' scientific development

Graduates

Our graduates successfully work at the domestic and foreign enterprises of Electric Machine and instrument industries (such as Bosch, Moulinex, Rowenta, Tefal, Samsung, Sony, and others.), that specialize in the repair and sales, operation and maintenance of electrical appliances.

Gordeev M.A.- Technical director of the company I.B.S. in maintenance of household appliances;

Melnik A. - General Representative of Bosch firm in Ukraine;

Matkovskiy I.P. - Director of "Tehnoholod" firm;

Overchuk M. - Deputy Director of the supermarket chain "Eldorado" (Zaporozhe);

Daydey A. - Chief Engineer of "Zaporozhenergo";

Matveev A.G. - Manager of Microsoft company in Ukraine;

Mihalko R.O. - Head of “UniSERT”;

Stelmach Yu.M. - Deputy Director of “Ukravtoterm”.

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 "Improvement of 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 batteries) in transport infrastructure";
  • Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University, Baghdad, the Department of Electrical Engineering (Iraq) on "Improving the energy management of a photovoltaic system with storage to meet the needs of the local facility";
  • Cooperative State University of Baden-Württemberg DHBW (Stuttgart, Germany) within the scope of the KNUTD agreement on scientific and educational cooperation.

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

On the basis of the Department of Computer Engineering and Electromechanics of Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design, the International Scientific and Practical Conference "Energy-Efficient University" is held annually with the aim of popularizing scientific achievements and the best practical implementations of energy-saving in educational institutions, industrial and residential facilities, implementing system solutions regarding the reduction of energy consumption, for the exchange of information and experience on the development and implementation of innovative energy saving projects.