ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT
 

The Department of Control Systems and Electronics directly coordinates the activity of students who attend graduate programs in Control Systems, Applied Electronics, Communications, Electronics (college), Artificial Intelligence Systems in Process Control postgraduate programs, the activity of 20 doctoral students and partially the activity of the students from all programs which have course units type Automatic Control and Electronics.

The academic title after graduation is Engineer ("Inginer" in Romanian). Set up in 1990, the Control Systems training program was accredited by the National Commission of Evaluation and Academic Accreditation (CNEAA) - Romania - on March 1995, and has successfully run every year since then.

 
Courses taught inside the department:


Course duration, structure and learning support time
 

The students normally have 14 weeks of Directed Learning per semester, two semesters per year, 28-30 hours of Directed Learning each week, 5 years total duration of courses.
Learning support time is normally divided into lectures, tutorials, practical sessions (laboratory works) and private study. Lectures are normally scheduled between 7.30AM and 1.30PM and there is at least one of the tutorial/practical/project groups scheduled within this interval.
Proportion of courses in basic/fundamental sciences (BS), engineering sciences (ES) and non technical subjects (NTS) is: BS-20%, ES-71%, NTS-9%.
Assessment of each module varies according to the needs of each particular module. A variety of assessment methods is used, such as:
Some subjects use continuous assessment. Before the start of each semester, module leaders let the year tutor have details of their assignment schedules.
The overall aim is to provide students with the necessary skills and knowledge to enable them to find employment after graduation at engineer level in metallurgy, naval and shipbuilding, food, chemical, energetic industries, or others that require control engineering.
Students are provided with opportunities to:


Matching to other EU & Romanian Universitary programs in Control Systems Engineering

Matching to other Romanian Universitary programs:
Credits:
CREDITS are numerical values allocated to course units which reflect the student workload. Their distribution on course units are divided in:
TOTAL: 300 credits.
 
Grading scale:
The GRADES obtained by students represent the quality of work.

 
 Romanian grading scale 
 ECTS grading scale 
 Meaning 
10
A
Excellent
9
B
Very good
8,7
C
Good
6
D
Satisfactory
5
E
Sufficient
4
Fx
Fail-x
3,2,1
F
Fail

Allocation marks:

Examination procedures and criteria are established for each course by the professors. These procedures are approved by the Professors Council. A variety of assessment methods is used, such as:
The minimum graduation mark is 5(five), the maximum graduation mark is 10(ten).

 

 
 
 
 

Brief details of available facilities and major equipment in laboratories:


Students facilities for accommodation, recreation, health and welfare:


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