Learning program
- A set of ILOs for Industrial Automation
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ILOs - Industrial Automation |
Additional explanation |
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ILO-IA-1: Understanding the structure and performance of industrial robots |
Theory |
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ILO-IA-2: Application of robots to selected industrial processes |
Laboratory demonstration of industrial processed executed by robots |
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ILO-IA-3: Programming industrial robots: online, offline |
Laboratory demonstration of online, offline programming The students will create a simple program using manual guidance |
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ILO-IA-4: Application of collaborative robotics |
1 – speed and separation monitoring: laboratory demonstration 2 – power and force limiting: students try to collaborate with a robot in the execution of a collaborative assembly |
- A set of ILOs for Basics of Robots
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ILOs – Intended Learning Outcomes |
Additional explanation |
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ILO-BR-1: Has knowledge of basic issues in the field of robotics, which allows to understand the problems of robotization. |
Theory
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ILO-BR-2: Obtains information from the literature in order to understand the state of the art in the field of robotics. |
Theory |
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ILO-BR-3: Applies self-study and understand the need for upskilling in the field of robotics. |
Theory Laboratories demonstration
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ILO-BR-4: Perceives and understands social aspects related to robotization. |
Theory Laboratory demonstration of industrial processed executed by robots |
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ILO-BR-5: Designs a robotic system for a selected application. |
Laboratories demonstration with the use of computer programs The students will design a simble robotic system for selected application |
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ILO-BR-6: Selects and applies appropriate computational, analytical and simulation methods to the designed robotic system. |
The student will apply appropriate methods to analyze a robotic system.
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Read more in the handbook:
and in the following Annexes:
Annex 1 - Theoretical Framework and Conceptual Framework.