Graduates of this specialisation obtain fundamental knowledge in the application of IT and numerical calculation techniques with emphasis placed on the practical application of the subject matter. Particular emphasis is placed on the application of computer methods in various areas of engineering activity as well as the connection between the theoretical description of issues and experimental methods with IT tools.
Access to specialised engineering software installed on computers with great computational power in Academic Computer Centre Cyfronet AGH allows students to conduct advanced calculations and model–simulation research.
The study plan, besides standard subjects, covers a group of elective subjects, enabling the individual development of students. The main educational feature for graduates of the Computer Science in Mechanical Engineering specialisation is its interdisciplinary nature. Students obtain good theoretical and practical preparation in: IT, mathematics, and mechanics as well as knowledge regarding:
- computer modelling and virtual prototyping,
- smart measurement systems,
- programming languages,
- computer-aided technical calculations,
- computer-aided design.
