• The graduate has deep knowledge in the field of automated and automatic control systems, in the field of information systems and technologies. • Has knowledge of the theory of complex systems. • Has knowledge of complex process automation. • Can design complex control systems. • Can design complex information systems. • Can model and simulate complex systems and use the acquired knowledge in optimization and management. • Knows the procedures for acquiring knowledge for the needs of management and for the needs of hierarchical management. • Can use intelligent management methods. He can assess their effectiveness and knows the relevant procedures, methods and tools. • Can characterize individual management levels and define vertical and horizontal data integration. • Can design and implement information security of management systems. • Has specific knowledge of the natural sciences. • Can describe security risks and adapt the design of solutions to them. • Has knowledge of the Industry 4.0 concept and its components. • Has command of technical and professional English.
• Using software engineering methods, he can design and program complex distributed and hierarchical information and control systems and algorithms. • Can integrate individual management levels into a hierarchical management system. • Can define procedures and tools for the preparation and management of experiments using modeling, simulation and optimization. • Can use intelligent management methods and knows the necessary tools. • Is able to independently apply theory, practical procedures and tools in the design of information systems. • He is able to independently apply theory, practical procedures and tools in the design of automated control systems for technological and production systems. • Is able to independently apply theory, practical procedures and tools in the implementation and installation of automated control systems of technological and production systems. • Can evaluate solutions based on information and communication technologies in the design, implementation and use of automated control systems for technological and production systems. • Can assess the appropriateness of deploying intelligent management methods (knowledge-based approach, genetic algorithms, neural networks, fuzzy approach). • Knows the necessary SW tools and can apply intelligent management methods. • Can assess safety-critical situations and treat them.
• The graduate masters the scientific methods of research and development of selected automation and computerization problems. • Is ready for a scientific or research career. • Can formulate problems. • He can think analytically and present his opinions and solutions. • Can work as a manager and lead a team. • Can independently improve his qualifications and organize independent or organized education. • He knows the social, moral, legal, economic and ecological contexts of his solutions. • He is linguistically equipped to the necessary extent.
The graduate will be employed in research, scientific or training organizations, regardless of whether it is the domestic or foreign labor market, as well as in industry in the positions of managers or top development workers. Several graduates of doctoral studies in this study program remained in the academic sphere and achieved the title of doc. or prof. Many are very well applied in practice not only here, but also in foreign companies and research institutions as management, creative and research workers in industry. For example we have graduates in management positions in the research and development centers of BMW Munich, Leibniz-Institut für Festkörper- und Werkstoffforschung Dresden, Hewlett-Packard Slovakia, VUJE a.s. and elsewhere. According to the System of Occupations at sustavapovolani.sk, a graduate can apply as: ICT project manager, information and communication technology analyst, ICT technology solution manager, software architect, software solution designer, ICT process specialist, research and development manager in information and communication technologies , data expert.
According to the System of Occupations at sustavapovolani.sk, a graduate can apply as a project manager in the field of ICT, an analyst of information and communication technologies, a manager of ICT solutions, a software architect, a designer of software solutions, a specialist in ICT processes, a manager of research and development in information and communication technologies, data expert.
Process Automation and Informatization study program and its previous programs have a 30-year tradition. During this period, we have educated a number of graduates who have successfully applied themselves not only in Slovak conditions, but also abroad. Notable graduates include: Roman Nagy, Ing., PhD., year of graduation 1997, head of the software development department at BMW AG, Germany, Miroslav Božik, Ing., PhD., year of graduation 2005, member of the board of directors of JAVYS, a.s., Michal Sroka, Ing., PhD., year of graduation 2017, IT specialist, BMW AG, Germany, Matúš Péči, Ing., PhD., year of graduation 2015, IT specialist, BOGE Elastmetall a.s., Tomáš Skripčák, Ing., PhD., year of graduation 2013, IT scientist, Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum (DKFZ) Dresden, Germany, Michal Kopček, doc., Ing., PhD., year of graduation 2011, automation specialist, SKARTEK s.r.o., Alojz Masár, PhD., year of graduation 2012, business architect, ASSECO Central Europe, a.s.
Employers appreciate the readiness of graduates of the study program to creatively apply acquired theoretical knowledge to solve specific technical problems and challenges in the field of automation and computerization of processes. The high interest of companies in graduates is also documented by the regularly organized annual Job Day, which is attended by approximately three dozen companies. At this event, companies look for potential employees directly in the school. Not only large companies like e.g. BOGE ELASTMETALL SLOVAKIA a.s., Hella Slovakia Front-Lighting s.r.o., Jaguar Land Rover Slovakia, ZF SLOVAKIA a.s., IAC GROUP (Slovakia) s.r.o., Slovnaft a.s., but also small technological or research companies such as Datalogic Slovakia s.r.o., SEGULA Slovakia s.r.o., SOVA Digital a.s. Many companies offer jobs to students even during their studies. The guaranteeing workplace has long-term cooperation with several companies, whose employees directly teach selected subjects or implement a selected lecture. The guaranteeing workplace has long-term such cooperation with the companies SKARTEK, TEMPEST a.s., Humusoft s.r.o., BMW AG, Germany, PDS s.r.o. and others. Companies appreciate not only the professional knowledge of graduates, but also the so-called soft skills such as communication and management skills, presentation skills, or language skills. Many subjects are organized in the form of project work, which is appreciated by companies, because graduates are prepared for this type of work.This is not the case for regulated professions.
