Technological machines and equipment.

Technological Machines and Equipment
Description:
This educational program focuses on science, technology, production, and service sectors, and includes the creation, operation, repair, adjustment, and assembly of technological machines and equipment intended for cotton cleaning, as well as for the production of materials and products in the textile and light industries. It also covers the design, operation methods, and tools for technological processes, and the comprehensive set of production-related issues. Graduates will be prepared to work with high-performance technological machines and equipment, using modern manufacturing methods and machinery, as well as designing technological devices and automatic control systems. They will also gain skills in the operation of various machinery, production lines, and work as operators, technicians, mechanics, and process engineers in factories and industrial settings.

The program requires earning 240 credits over 8 semesters (4 years).
Total classroom hours: 6420 hours
Practical training: 360 hours
Final thesis: 420 hours

Structure of the educational process:
Theoretical and practical training: 105 weeks (semesters 1–7), final thesis defense
Practical training: 19 weeks (semesters 6, 8)
Assessment: 19 weeks (semesters 1–8)
Final state assessment: 5 weeks (semester 8)
Holidays: 49 weeks (semesters 1–8)
Introduction to the credit system: 7 weeks (semesters 1, 3, 5, 7)
Total: 204 weeks