Erasmus ECTS Information Package

Erasmus ECTS Information Package
Faculty of EEEA
0231 Information Technologies
ECTS credits: 6
Weekly classes: 3lec + 0sem + 0labs + 3ps
Assessment: exam
Type of exam: written and oral
Departments involved:
Department of Informatics and Information Technologies
Faculty of Natural Sciences and Education
Lecturers:
Prof. Margarita Stefanova Teodosieva, MEng, PhD, Department of Informatics and Information Technologies,
tel. 888464, Е-mail: mst@ami.uni-ruse.bg
Abstract:
The compulsory course aims at acquainting the students with contemporary information technologies in order to
be able to create databases, to prepare presentations for participating in contests, conferences, etc., to prepare
reports, contributions, publications, advertising and other type of materials.
Course content:
Packet Office 2000 presentation. Text processing and spreadsheets. Instructions for making reports and
presentations of databases (DB) – general notions, data presentation, data relations, data models. Relational
model, relational databases, relational algebra. Control system of databases. Service language of databases -
SQL. Relational schemes analysis. Databases (DB) normalization. Normal forms. Application in Databases (DB)
Access 2000. Design and implementation of databases and information systems.
Teaching and assessment:
Lectures present the main theoretical material. Practical exercises are held with computers. Students prepare and
present one report in Word 2000, one publication in Publisher 2000, one presentation in Power Point 2000 and
one information system in Access 2000. The final mark is based on a written exam on two topics.
0232 Automobile Electronics
ECTS credits: 4
Weekly classes: 2lec+0sem+0labs+1ps
Assessment: exam
Type of exam: written and oral
Departments involved:
Department of Electronics
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation
Lecturers:
Assoc. Prof. Georgi Nikolov Krastev, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Computing; tel.: 888 672,
Е-mail: gkrastev@ecs.uni-ruse.bg
Abstract:
The Automobile Electronics course aims at acquainting the students with modern electronic devices built in the
cars. Different types of electronic voltage regulators, electronic ignition systems as well as different electronic
injection systems, electronic control and measuring tools are discussed. Emphasis is also put on microcomputer
systems for engine and car control.
Course content:
General information about cars. Classification. Main mechanisms in cars. Common structure and principle of
operation in the piston internal combustion engines. Electrical installations in cars. Microcomputer systems and
technologies for engine control. Engine particularities defining the control system. Main tasks performed by the
multifunctional systems for engine control. Components of the electronic systems for engine control. Specialised
integrated circuits. Architecture of electronic systems for engine control. Control of ignition and fuel content.
Trends in the development of modern complex engine control systems. Electronic car control systems. Systems
for automatic gear switching. Anti-blocking brakes systems. Systems for automatic regulation.
Teaching and assessment:
The basic forms of training are direct contact hours and independent student work. Direct contact includes lectures
and practical exercises. These make use of industrial models, electrical drives, and custom-developed trial-pieces
in the laboratory practice. Classes are visualized with prospectuses and company literature. Practice sessions last
2 hours and are conducted every second week. Term validation is based on attendance and the final mark is
based on the result of the written test and the practice. There is an oral testing if needed.
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