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Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA 3232 Electrical Networks and Systems ECTS credits: 6 Weekly classes: 3lec+1sem+1labs+0ps Assessment: exam Type of exam: written Departments involved: Department of Electrical Power Engineering Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Hristo Georgiev Andreev, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Electrical Power Engineering, tel.: 082 888 661; E-mail: handreev@uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The course objective is to provide knowledge and skills in the area of electrical networks. Issues about the stationary operation modes of both opened and closed networks and different methods for determining the cut of the air and cable electrical ducts are discussed. The study material is directly connected with all main subjects of the speciality. The course has input links with Theory of Electrical Engineering, Technical Mechanics and other subjects. It has output links with Electrical part of electrical power plants and electrical power stations, Power supply and Final year project. Course content: Constructive elements of electrical networks. Stationary operation modes of opened electrical networks. Voltage regimes, power and energy losses. Methods for determining the cut of the conductors. Closed electrical networks. Methods for determining power distribution. Voltage, power and energy losses. Regulating the voltage and frequency in electrical systems. United energetic systems. Teaching and assessment: Along with the classical lecture forms, visual aids are used for some parts of the syllabus. The laboratory practice follows the lecture material in a synchronized way. Students are supposed to be acquainted with the main issues of the previous lecture in advance. The lecturer provides continuous assessment of the learning process of the taught material via the learners’ participation in the laboratory practice. 3233 Electrical Networks and Systems, Course Project ECTS credits: 4 Weekly classes: 0lec+0sem+0labs+2cw Assessment: project defence Type of exam: course project presentation Departments involved: Department of Electrical Power Engineering Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Automation Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Hristo Georgiev Andreev, MEng, PhD, Dept. of Electrical Power Engineering, tel.: 082 888 661; E-mail: handreev@uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The course project aims at consolidating the engineering knowledge and skills in the field of design of electrical networks. It is developed in two parts. Part one includes design of an electrical low voltage network for electrical supply of a small settlement, and Part two – providing outside electrical power supply for an industrial power user through medium and high voltage electrical pipelines. There are input links with the Electrical networks and systems course. There are output links with Electrical power supply and the Final year project. Course content: The following developments are drawn up using determined parameters and situational plans: for Part one – the power consumption of a small settlement, maximum and minimum power mode. The low voltage network and the type of switchgear supplying the settlement are designed. For Part two – three versions of electrical power supply for an industrial user through medium and high voltage electric pipelines. Teaching and assessment: Each student receives an individual assignment and methodological instructions for developing a course project on electrical networks. In the course of the semester individual consultations are provided weekly and systematic monitoring of the project work is executed. The semester certification determines that the minimum technical requirements are met and the student has worked on the project systematically. When it is ready, the project is defended. 65
Erasmus ECTS Information Package Faculty of EEEA 3153 Economics ECTS credits: 3 Weekly classes: 2lec+1sem+0labs+0ps Assessment: continuous assessment Type of exam: written Departments involved: Department of Economics Faculty of Business and Management Lecturers: Assoc. Prof. Emil Georgiev Trifonov, MEcon, PhD, Department of Economics, tel.: 082 888 557, E-mail: е_trifonov@abv.bg Assoc. Prof. Dyanko Hristov Minchev, MEcon, PhD, Department of Economics, tel.: 082 888 557, E-mail: dminchev@uni-ruse.bg Abstract: Economics is a fundamental economic discipline that examines the general principles and problems of contemporary market economy at micro- and macro level. It gives knowledge of the economic system functioning, and it is fundamental for the formation of economic expertise. Course content: Essence of Economics. Measuring Economic Activity: Incomes and Products Circulation. Goods and Services Production. Market and Market Mechanism. Demand and Supply Elasticity. Costs and Revenues of the Company. Competition and Market Behavior. Pricing and Income of Production Factors. Government Intervention in the Economy. Market Economy, Money Supply and Bank system. Macroeconomic and Policy Economic Theory. Economy Management (Fiscal and Monetary Policy). Government Policy and International Exchange. Rates of Exchange and Their Mechanism. Teaching and assessment: The teaching process in Economics is accomplished by lectures, seminars and controlled extracurricular work. The lectures present the logic of the discipline principles and illustrate it by appropriate examples. The seminars are based on the lectures and synchronized with their consistency. There are two tests as part of the continuous assessment on microeconomics and macroeconomics carried out during the seminars. The active form of the tuition in Economics is an essay whose topic is submitted in the first week of the course during the seminars. Countersign in the discipline is given to students that have been present at the two tests and have delivered selfelaborated essay. The final assessment of the student is formed by the results of the two tests and the essay. 3234 Machine Elements and Mechanisms ECTS credits: 5 Weekly classes: 2lec+0sem+2labs+0ps+1ca Assessment: continuous assessment Type of exam: written Departments involved: Department of Theory of Mechanisms and Machines and Materials-handling Equipment Faculty of Agricultural and Industrial Engineering Lecturers: Prof. Ognian Liubenov Alipiev; MEng, PhD, Dept. of Theory of Mechanisms and Machines and Materials-handling Equipment, tel.: 082 888 593, E-mail: oalipiev@uni-ruse.bg Assoc. Prof. Ivan Georgiev Spasov; MEng, PhD, Dept. of Science, Machine elements and Technical Drawing, tel.: 082 888 235, E-mail: igs@uni-ruse.bg Abstract: The course introduces the students to the main laps of structure and development of the mechanic systems, made of mechanisms, in which the variety of mechanic elements are connected in a different way. Through the course the necessary knowledge is formed for investigating and designing of mechanisms and machine elements. Main topics of theory, practicing, and constructing different mechanic systems are studied in the course. Course prerequisites include Informatics, Technical Mechanics and some other subjects. Course content: Basic concepts; Structure and classification of mechanisms; Analysis of lever, cam, toothed gearing and special mechanisms; Involute tooth transmission-geometric theory, kinetostatics, figuring out the contact strength and sagging; connections; elements of rotational motion – axis, shafts, bearings and connectors. frictronal and straptional transmissions; Dynamics of electromechanical systems; Balancing of mechanisms. Teaching and assessment: The theoretical terms given at the lectures are acquired practically and assimilated in laboratory practical work and in developing course assignments. The lecture material and practical work are visualised with a variety of kinematic models , makets of real mechanisms and machine elements, computer programs for stimulation of different processes and phenomena, installations and stands. Students also use paper and high-technological electronic carriers of information for self-training. Their knowledge is checked by 3 tests and 3 assignments. Final rating ends with a current mark or test. 66
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