Study plan – FEI / B0714A150003 / - / - / B / P / Ostrava / cs
| Academic year | 2019/2020 | Study programme | B0714A150003 – Computer Systems for the Industry of the 21st. Century |
| Faculty | Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science | Specialization | – |
| Type of study | Bachelor | | |
| Form of study | Full-time | Language of instruction | Czech |
| Tutorial centre | Ostrava | | |
The student can apply for the FSE (Final State Examination) if he / she has completed all enrolled subjects, obtained 180 credits for the entire bachelor study and submitted the bachelor thesis.
The final state examination includes:
- defense of bachelor thesis
- oral exam - two topics in the range of subjects of the profiling base:
1) Cybernetics - contains the following subjects:
• Sensors and Measurements
• Signals and Systems
• Cybernetics
• Programmable Controllers and Visualization of Control Systems
• Digital and Microprocessor Technology I
• Virtual Instrumentation I
• Virtual Instrumentation II
2) Informatics - contains the following subjects:
• Introduction to SW Engineering
• Object Oriented Programming
• Algorithms I
• Operating Systems
• Basics of Machine Learning
• Computer Security.
The State Final Examination is held in front of the State Examination Board, which is appointed in accordance with the Study and Examination Regulations for Bachelor's Degree Programs at VŠB - TU Ostrava and is public. The duration of the state examination is 30 minutes.
The student can apply for the FSE (Final State Examination) if he / she has completed all enrolled subjects, obtained 180 credits for the entire bachelor study and submitted the bachelor thesis.
The final state examination includes:
- defense of bachelor thesis
- oral exam - two topics in the range of subjects of the profiling base:
1) Cybernetics - contains the following subjects:
• Sensors and Measurements
• Signals and Systems
• Cybernetics
• Programmable Controllers and Visualization of Control Systems
• Digital and Microprocessor Technology I
• Virtual Instrumentation I
• Virtual Instrumentation II
2) Informatics - contains the following subjects:
• Introduction to SW Engineering
• Object Oriented Programming
• Algorithms I
• Operating Systems
• Basics of Machine Learning
• Computer Security.
The State Final Examination is held in front of the State Examination Board, which is appointed in accordance with the Study and Examination Regulations for Bachelor's Degree Programs at VŠB - TU Ostrava and is public. The duration of the state examination is 30 minutes.
• The subject Security in Electrical Engineering will be conducted in block form at the start of the winter semester. The timetable will be made available on the web pages of the Faculty at the beginning of September.
• The subject is registered by all students mandatorily; after testing their expertise, the students are notified pursuant to Section 4 of Decree No. 50/1978 Coll. and can perform activity on electrical equipment and FEI laboratories.
• Students are obliged to complete two semesters of the subject Physical Exercise in the first year of their studies (Physical Exercise A and B). Students can select a particular sport from the list offered by the Department of Physical Education at the beginning of the semester. Other choices are up to students. The Department of Physical Education also offers students in all semesters and study years the possibility of completing an optional subject, Physical Education, and of attending one-week winter and summer physical exercise courses. For further information, please contact the Department of Physical Education and Sport.
• During his studies, the student must take two courses offered by the Social Sciences department. The first subject Soft Skills I is included in the study plan for the first year of the summer semester. The second subject Psychology I is included in the study plan for the 3rd year of the summer semester.
• The checking of the study results takes place after the winter semester of the first year. To be able to continue with their studies in the summer semester, students must gain a minimum of 16 credits. Students who are repeating the first year must complete all the subjects of the winter semester of the first year of studies to be able to continue in the summer semester.
•The student needs at least 40 credits to pass into the second year.
• To complete the third year, all duties prescribed for the 1st year must be fulfilled and 40 credits from the 2nd year courses must be obtained.
• Detailed instructions for signing up subjects into the Student’s Personal Plan can be obtained from the field department or from the web pages of said department.
• All subjects, including optional ones, become binding on the day a student signs up for them.
• The field department is the Department of Cybernetics and Biomedical engineering.
• The lessons of the summer semester of the third year of study take place for only 10 weeks.
• In the third year of their studies students must complete the subject
• Bachelor’s Seminar 1 and 2 in one of following forms:
a) Processing of Topic from the Department
b) Processing of Topic from a Company
c) Practice in a Company
Excursions are part of the study plan.
• Students sign up for a specific level of English language for each of the first four semesters. The language levels are as follows: a – beginners, b – advanced. Students are automatically signed up for an advanced level of English language. Please contact the Department of Studies in order to change the level.
• Students are obliged to complete two semesters of the subject Physical Exercise in the first year of their studies (Physical Exercise A and B). Students can select a particular sport from the list offered by the Department of Physical Education at the beginning of the semester. Other choices are up to students. The Department of Physical Education also offers students in all semesters and study years the possibility of completing an optional subject, Physical Education, and of attending one-week winter and summer physical exercise courses. For further information, please contact the Department of Physical Education and Sport.
• Students enroll in optional courses according to their preferences to complete the required number of credits per semester.
• Third-year students in the summer semester sign up for optional subjects from the third year offer.
• The subject Popularisation of Science and Technology 1 can be registered at the field department only by students who will conduct the Cybernetics club.
• The student may sign up for the subject Introduction to English Business and Technical Correspondence) only once while studying at FEI (Bc+N).
The subject of conversation (English, German, Russian, Spanish) – is included in all study programmes and fields of study (except for AES and PSP). Therefore the following note applies to all (except for AES and PSP).
Subject: English, German, Russian, and Spanish conversation is designed for:
1. Students who want to travel abroad (e.g. in terms of Erasmus programme); these students are to sign up for the subject for the term preceding the travel.
2. Students of the Bachelor’s studies who passed the exam from English language (regularly after completing four terms of English language lessons).
Students can sign up for the subject only once during their studies at FEI (Bachelor’s + Follow-up Master’s). The number of students who can sign up for this subject will be limited by the capacity given Department of Languages. Students travelling for a study stay abroad have always preference, and then students of follow-up Master’s studies. The lessons must be always arranged for individually at the Department of Languages.
• Students sign up for a specific level of English language for each of the first four semesters. The language levels are as follows: a – beginners, b – advanced. Students are automatically signed up for an advanced level of English language. Please contact the Department of Studies in order to change the level.