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Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA 0328 Control Systems - 2 ECTS credits: 4 Weekly classes: 4lec + 0sem + 0labs + 3ps Assessment: continuous assessment Type of exam: test Departments involved: Department of Automatics and Mechatronics Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: 1. Assoc. Prof. Valentin Bogdanov Stoyanov, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Automatics and Mechatronics, tel.: 082 888 372, E-mail: vstojanov@uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The course objective is to provide knowledge about the systems for computerized numerical control and control of production, selection of solution in systems of control, etc. Examples from different areas are presented for each type of the systems considered. The subject is linked to other subjects such as Processes Control, Control Systems-1, Research work, as well as to the preparation of the diploma project. Course content: Systems with computerized numerical control (CNC). Block scheme for system with computerized numerical control, CNC type. Elements of the systems with computerized numerical control. Automated systems for control (ASC). Hierarchical structures of the production control systems. Criteria and procedures for decision-making on control systems. Structure of decentralized control systems. Structure of systems with indirect and direct numerical control. Teaching and assessment: The main questions of the course material are discussed during the lectures. Students have to submit a report for each exercise. The defence of the report is assessed. The term is validated, if the students have fulfilled all the exercises and have successfully defended the relevant reports. The exam on the subject is in written form. The exam material includes theoretic and practical questions. The scores from the exercises are taken into consideration for the formation of the final mark. 0330 Distributed Computer Control Systems ECTS credits: 5 Weekly classes: 4lec + 0sem + 3labs + 0s Assessment: exam Type of exam: written Departments involved: Department of Automatics and Mechatronics Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Plamen Ivanov Daskalov, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Automatics and Mechatronics, tel.: 082 888 668, E-mail: daskalov@uni-ruse.bg Abstract: Issues connected with Distributed Computer Control Systems (DCCS), based on PC and PLC are considered in the course. The DCCS architecture and the structure and basic communications interfaces of local industrial networks are presented in details. Emphasis is put on programming, control of distributed system resources and on the creation of man-machine interfaces. Course prerequisites include Control Computer Systems –1 and 2, Computer Measurement Systems, Computer Networks and Information Industrial Systems. Course content: Architectures of Distributed Computer Control Systems. Communication protocols in industrial local networks. Basic elements of the man-machine interface. Program elements for communication – OPC – servers. Control of the distributed resources of DCCS. Teaching and assessment: The available technical teaching devices are used during the lectures. Laboratory exercises are organized in cycles and are carried out in teaching laboratories. Students are provided with user manuals for their teaching preparation. Before classes, the students’ preparation is checked. The results of the experiments and software developments are recorded in reports. The final mark is based on the marks from the exercises and the written exam. 239
Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA 0338 Multimedia Systems and Technologies ECTS credits: 3 Weekly classes: 4lec + 0sem + 3labs + 0ps Assessment: exam Type of exam: written Departments involved: Department of Computing Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: 1. Assoc. Prof. Tsvetozar Stefanov Georgiev, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Computing, tel.: 082 888 827, E-mail: TGeorgiev@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The objective of the Multimedia systems and technologies course is to acquaint students with the technology needed to create multimedia products, comprising text, graphic, audio and video objects according to a scenario prepared in advance, as well as with the structure of the systems for developing and recreating such products. The course examines basic graphic, sound and video file formats and compression methods and the use of some popular authoring systems. Course prerequisite is the Information Systems in Industry course. Course content: Multimedia – history, definitions, application area. Technology of creating multimedia products. Systems for developing multimedia products. Methods and tools for creating, editing and saving text objects. Methods and tools for creating, compressing, editing and saving graphic objects. Methods and tools for creating, compressing, editing and saving audio objects. Methods and tools for creating, compressing, editing and saving video objects. Assembling, testing and distribution of multimedia applications. Videoconferencing systems. Virtual reality. Teaching and assessment: The lectures acquaint students in theory with the main problems of creating multimedia products. The workshops allow each student to develop multimedia objects and integrate them in a multimedia product following a given scenario. The course finishes with a written exam. 0346 INTERNET Technologies ECTS credits: 3 Weekly classes: 4lec + 0sem + 3labs + 0ps Assessment: exam Type of exam: written Departments involved: Department of Computing Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: 1. Assoc. Prof. Georgi Todorov Georgiev, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Computing, tel.: 082 888 744, E-mail: gtgeorgiev@ecs.uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The course has a practical orientation and aims at giving the students knowledge and practical skills as well as practical experience in the area of modern technologies for Internet programming. Students are introduced to the Java and PHP programming languages (the latter in combination with MySQL DBMS), HTML, the HTTP and CGI protocols. The course provides broad, rather than deep, knowledge and skills. The students may deepen their knowledge and skills in one or more of the technologies while working on their Master's thesis. This process is facilitated by the fact that all environments, tools, documentation, etc. used in the course are open-source and widely available on the Internet. A prerequisite for the course is some previous experience with programming languages, computer networks and databases. Course content: Introduction. Internet history. Main services. A review of languages and technologies for Internet programming. TCP/IP protocol stack. The HTTP protocol. HTML. The Java programming language. Dynamic HTML content (CGI-based). Server-side programming languages (PHP). The MySQL database management system and its usage by means of PHP. Teaching and assessment: The lectures acquaint the students with the theoretical aspects of the course content. The workshops follow loosely the lectures. They start with the creation of a simple, static Web page and gradually add functionality to it. The final result is a not very complex interactive site with database request processing capability. The workshop tutor gives the students a semester mark based on their activity. The course finishes with an exam. The exam includes a test as well as solving a simple problem on a computer. The final mark is a weighted average of all components: 30% for the test; 50% for the problem solving; 20% for the semester mark. 240
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