Informator. dla studentów. European Faculty of Engineering. Aneks nr II.11 (semestr IV, moduł 3) rok akademicki 2010/2011

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1 Informator dla studentów European Faculty of Engineering Aneks nr II.11 (semestr IV, moduł 3) rok akademicki 2010/2011 Opracowanie: dr inŝ. ElŜbieta Moryń-Kucharczyk prof. dr hab. inŝ. Stanisław Drobniak

2 Harmonogram semestru IV dla EFE rok akademicki 2010/ Moduł I Zajęcia dydaktyczne (5 tygodni zajęć) Sesja egzaminacyjna Przedmioty modułu I: - Finanse, rachunkowość oraz rachunek kosztów dla inŝynierów (Engineering Costing), (30w, 15ćw) Z - Podstawy elektrotechniki i elektroniki (Electrical Design), (30w, 15l) E - Prawo gospodarcze (Commercial Law), (30w) Z Razem: 120 godz., 1E, 2Z 2. Moduł II Zajęcia dydaktyczne (5 tygodni zajęć) Sesja egzaminacyjna Przedmioty modułu II: - Fizyka techniczna Mechanika płynów (Engineering Physics - Fluid Mechanics), (30w, 15ćw, 15l) E - Biologia i ekologia III/ Ochrona środowiska III (Biology and Ecology III/ Environmental Protection III), (15w, 30ćw) E - Podstawy automatyki i robotyki (Automatic Control and Robots), (30w, 15l) Z Razem: 150 godz., 2E, 1Z 3. Moduł III Zajęcia dydaktyczne (5 tygodni zajęć) Sesja egzaminacyjna Przedmioty modułu III: - Metrologia techniczna (Engineering Metrology), (15w, 15l) Z - Mikro- i makroekonomia I (Micro- and Macroeconomics I), (30w, 15ćw) Z (przeniesiona z semestru III-go) - Mikro- i makroekonomia II (Micro- and Macroeconomics II), (30w, 15ćw) E Razem: 120 godz., 1E, 2Z Cały semestr, 2 godz. tygodniowo: Projekt (Individual project), (30P) Z Razem: 30 godz., 1Z Razem semestr IV: 420 godz., 4E, 6Z (E egzamin, Z zaliczenie) 2

3 EFE workplan for 3rd module of 4 th semester (5 weeks: ), Academic year 2010/2011 Zajęcia EFE w III module IV semestru (5 tygodni: ), rok akademicki 2010/2011 N o Dzień Day Mikro- i makroekonomia I Micro- and Macroeconomics I (30w, 15ćw) Z room A room room room S Mikro- i makroekonomia II Micro- and Macroeconomics II (30w, 15ćw) E Metrologia techniczna Engineering Metrology) (15w, 15l) Z 8-10 room A room A room 105C room 132 Dr D. Asendrych 8-9 room S room 7(DS2) Zajęcia fakultatyw ne (specjalno ść) Additional Teaching Duties (profile) Juwenalia Juwenalia Juwenalia Juwenalia Juwenalia Juwenalia room A room room room A room A room 105C

4 room S room S 8-11 room S room S room room 132 Dr D. Asendrych room 105C room 17 Dr D. Asendrych CMS Lecture Mikro i nanoprzepł ywy room A13 Prof. T.Kowalew ski room A room 132 Prof. N.Reid room A room 132 Prof. N.Reid room S room S Prof. N.Reid room S room S Prof. N.Reid

5 room A room room S room S 9-12 room A room room room S room 17 Dr D.Asendrych Seminar: Literature resources and citation for scientific writing and presentations room B5 Dr K.Malińska

6 Individual Tutorials Konsultacje Exams - regular sesyjny Exams - supplementary poprawkowy TUE ; (dr P. Tomski) WED (dr P. Tomski) Exams - regular sesyjny Project seminar Seminarium projektowe , s. B5 Exams - supplementary poprawkowy TUE ; (dr P. Tomski) WED (dr P. Tomski) Exams - regular sesyjny Exams - supplementary poprawkowy Oznaczenia w nagłówku tabeli (Notation in Table Heading): Symbol of Teaching Activity Meaning In Polish Meaning In English W ćw l P ( ) E ( ) Z wykład ćwiczenia laboratoriu m projekt egzamin zaliczenie Lecture Tutorials Laboratory Project Exam Assignment Room N o S 7(DS2) A C 17 Sala ul. seminaryjna Dąbrowskie ul. Al. Armii Meanin WIiOŚ ul. go 73 Dąbrowskie Krajowej g in ul. Akademicka (w go 71 19C Polish Dąbrowskie 5 podziemiu (1 piętro) (1 piętro) go 73 koło szatni) (I piętro) Meanin g in English Seminar Room of Environment al Engineering Faculty Dąbrowskie go street N o 73 (1 st floor) Akademicka street N o 5 Dąbrowskie go street N o 73 (basement by the cloakroom) Dąbrowskie go street N o 71 (1 floor) Armii Krajowej street N 0 19C (1 floor) Stołówka Gigant Students Canteen Gigant 6

7 Prowadzący zajęcia z przedmiotu: Mikro- i makroekonomia (Micro- and Macroeconomics) Neil Reid, Ph.D. (Arizona State University) is Associate Professor of Geography and Planning and Director of the Urban Affairs Center at the University of Toledo. Dr. Reid is an economic and industrial geographer. His research focuses on the topic of local economic development. In particular, he is interested in the theory and practice of cluster-based economic development strategies (CBEDS) and the role that such strategies can play in increasing the competitiveness of businesses, industries, and regions. Cluster-based economic development is a process that emphasizes collaboration between businesses that normally compete with each other in the market place. By collaborating they are able to address large-scale, industry-wide, problems and challenges that individual businesses, due to lack of resources, are unable to address by themselves. Furthermore, the problem-solving capabilities of collaborating businesses are enhanced when academic, government, and community partners are brought to the table and engaged in the process. Since 2004 Dr. Reid (with funding provided by the United States Department of Agriculture) has been working with the northwest Ohio greenhouse industry to help them implement cluster-based solutions to their challenges facing their industry. He is co-founder of the Maumee Valley Growers Association (MVGA), a 501(c)6, that provides northwest Ohio greenhouse owners with a forum for collaboration. He has also advised the local architecture, engineering, and contractors industries as they move toward the implementation of a cluster-based approach. He has published the results of his research in a number of leading journals, including Economic Development Quarterly, Economic Development Journal, Annals of Regional Science, Letters in Spatial and Resource Sciences, and Applied Geography. Dr. Reid was recognized for his research on cluster-based economic development with two awards from the University of Toledo - Outstanding Researcher Award (2009) and the Edith Rathbun Award for Excellence in Outreach and Engagement (2010). He was also recognized for his long-term contribution to research in economic development when he received the Distinguished Service Award from The Regional Development and Planning Specialty Group of the Association of American Geographers (2009). Dr. Reid currently serves as Chair of the International Geographical Union s Commission on the Dynamics of Economic Spaces and as President of the European ProClusters Association. Dr Piotr Tomski tomskip@wp.pl Faculty of Management Division of Microeconomics, Investments and Property Częstochowa Armii Krajowej 36B tel The scientific fields of interest of Piotr Tomski, Ph.D. are modern concepts of management, joint actions of enterprises, small and medium enterprises (SME) specificity and Real Estate Market. Piotr Tomski holds lectures on economics and project management. He is a member of Polish Economic Society (PTE). 7

8 Dr Marcin Sitek Faculty of Management Division of Microeconomics, Investments and Property Armii Krajowej Częstochowa Room 31/ D.S.4, tel: Dr Sitek s scholarly research interests include economic aspects of making investments in property business. Taking into consideration the general economic determinants, he analyses strategies and investment policy, the specificity of property investment as well as risks and effectiveness involved in these endeavors. Moreover, he studies the contribution of the banking sector to the development of the property market and also deals with the problems of evaluation and measurement of the effectiveness of financing property investments by the banking sector as well as the management of this market. He has published widely on the above topics, including his doctoral dissertation, 26 publications and a number of papers delivered at the national and international conferences. He has also published two monographs, in which he investigated the role of the banking sector on the property market as well as the cooperation of different business entities on this market. He also lectures on the functioning of property market, valuation of real estates and investments on the capital market to Bachelor and Master degree students. Prowadzący zajęcia z przedmiotu: Metrologia techniczna (Engineering Metrology) Dr hab. inŝ. Tadeusz Nieszporek, prof. P.Cz. tadek@itm.pcz.czest.pl Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science Institute of Machines Technology and Production Automation Częstochowa Armii Krajowej 21 tel.: Professor Tadeusz Nieszporek is a specialist in machines technology. His fields of expertise are: cutting tools, machine tools, production automation, machining. He is author and co-author of more then 120 publications, in a large numbers in various national and international conferences and journals, seven patents and four monographs. He has promoted three PhD students. Professor s didactic activities cover lectures, classes, workshops, seminars and laboratory classes on theory of robotics, production automation, mechatronics and machining. Professor is a member of PAN (Polish Academy of Sciences in Poznan branch) and PTMTS (Polish Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics). He is a partner in the CEEPUS project (CEEPUS is a Central European exchange programme for university studies in which 15 countries participate). 8

9 Dr inŝ. Dariusz Asendrych Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science Institute of Thermal Machinery Częstochowa Armii Krajowej 21 tel.: Scientific interests of Dr. D. Asendrych are focused on physics and metrology of fluid flows, numerical modelling of flow and heat transfer in microchannels and modelling fibre suspension flows. Dr. Asendrych gives lectures on advanced fluid mechanics, signal analysis and fluid-flow metrology in Polish and English. He is a secretary of Polish Pilot Centre of ERCOFTAC (European Research Community On Flow Turbulence And Combustion), member of PTMTS (Polish Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics) and Fluid Mechanics Section of a Comittee of Mechanics of Polish Academy of Sciences. He worked as a grantholder of TEMPRA programme (2001) and as a "maitre de conference" ( ) at Laboratory of Industrial and Geophysical Flows (LEGI), Technical University of Grenoble (France). Dr Asendrych is a tutor of English-taught course on "Energy Engineering", established thanks to European funding within the framework of TEMPUS programme. At present he coordinates at the university the implementation of the project Kierunki zamawiane. Since 2000 Dr. Asendrych has been responsible for international student mobility at the faculty, being carried out within ERASMUS (formerly SOCRATES) programme and various bilateral agreements with foreign partners, including industry. 9