Robotic systems

Specialty Code: 6B07138

The specialty "Robotic Systems" is an area related to the development, management and optimization of robotic systems. Within the framework of this specialty, graduates are trained in information-sensory, executive and control modules, their mathematical, algorithmic and software, as well as methods and means of their design, modeling and experimental research.

Important aspects related to this specialty include:

Organization and management of production processes: Graduates can work in positions where they need to plan and coordinate the activities of the production of robotic systems. This includes controlling production operations, allocating resources, and ensuring process efficiency.
Development of technological processes of mechanical processing and assembly of machine parts: Graduates can create efficient and optimized processes for the production and assembly of robotic systems, including parts and mechanical assemblies.
Design of technological equipment, automated lines and robotic complexes: Specialists in this field can develop equipment and systems for automation of production processes, including robotic devices and automatic assembly lines.
Research of technological processes and equipment: Graduates can conduct research aimed at optimizing technological processes, as well as analyzing the characteristics of equipment to improve its efficiency.
Creation of software for engineering work: Specialists in this field develop software for the management and monitoring of robotic systems, as well as for data analysis and process optimization.

The specialty "Robotic Systems" prepares students to work in a wide range of fields related to robotics, automation and engineering systems. Graduates are able to apply their knowledge and skills to optimize production processes and develop innovative technologies in the field of robotics.

Academic degree: Bachelor of Engineering and Technology in the educational program 6B07138 "Robotic systems"

Form of study: full-time

Total amount of credits: 240 academic credits.

Duration of training: 4 years.

Language of instruction: Russian, Kazakh.