Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering Czech Technical University (CTU)

Overview

Features

Specializations allow students to master a narrower field in detail according to their interest and professional preferences. The aim of the specializations is to teach students the methods of engineering and scientific research work in a narrower disciplinary and interdisciplinary context, to pass on specific knowledge from their fields and, last but not least, to develop the ability of students to work independently in solving complex problems.

For this purpose, the compulsory subjects of specializations are used, which in some cases are shared by several specializations. In project-oriented teaching and as a follow-up to other mandatory subjects of individual specializations, future graduates of the field learn procedures and methods based on both the design and solution of mathematical models, as well as the design and implementation of experiments associated with specific physical-mechanical, biomechanical and mechatronic systems.

The Applied Science in Mechanical Engineering degree program at the Czech Technical University (CTU)  requires students to creatively apply knowledge of higher mathematics, numerical mathematics and programming, theoretical mechanics, theory of elasticity, fluid mechanics and thermomechanics and other disciplines to various areas of engineering.