Knowledge Level Definition

Level 1

The student is able to:

• Read diagrams make easy connections in pneumatics, hydraulics and electromechanics, including digital sensors under supervision.
• Work with ordinary computer programs.
• Perform basic metal processing work with different materials using common tools.

The worker has basic knowledge of programmable logics and can perform low level troubleshooting.

Level 2

The student is able to:

• Make connections in pneumatics and hydraulics and find faults in them.
• Perform electromechanical steering.
• Work with programming logics and connect I/O ‘s.
• Work with different types of motors and analogical sensors.
• Perform troubleshooting in small simple automation systems.
• Work with basic elements of visual panel and network.
• Collect and provide documentation materials.
• Cooperate with colleagues.

Level 3

The student is able to:

• Plan and build automation system, including visualization and network connection.
• Perform troubleshooting in mechatronic systems.
• Arrange the team work.

The worker is aware of technological novelties and implements them in his everyday work ( self – education).

Level 4

The student knows the mechatronic system as a whole and is able:

• to maintain all parts of mechatronic system: mechanical, electrical and software
• is able to visualize the system and understands information transfer trhough the networks.
• Plans, manages and supervises the teamwork and is responsible for the result.