Production Engineering - Project

Aim

After completing the course, the student should be able to:

Subject Knowledge:

• Systematically integrate and apply knowledge acquired during studies to solve a production-related task in mechanical engineering.
• Apply methodological and subject-specific knowledge from the field of mechanical engineering.
• Use systematic methodology and theory to analyze technical products/systems and solve a given task.
• Analyze mechanical products from a production and assembly technology perspective.

Individual and Professional Skills:

• Be able to comprehend the content of relevant technical literature and relate their work to it.
• Be able to search for and evaluate scientific literature in engineering.

Working in Groups and Communication:

• Formulate relevant questions for the task and define its scope within given time frames.
• Plan, execute, and present a mechanical engineering development project focused on machine design, production technology, or wood technology.
• Express themselves professionally in writing and speech.
• Actively participate and take individual responsibility in a project group.

Engineering Competence:

• Create, analyze, and evaluate technical solutions.
• Make assessments considering relevant scientific, societal, and ethical aspects.
• Evaluate the context in which mechanical engineering issues are studied.

Content

The students will work on an industrial production project. They will address cross-technological problems, which is a cornerstone in the development of production engineering systems and equipment. In this course, students are trained to apply a proper scientific methodology when working on their projects.