Study programme

Civil Engineering

Academic Year 2023/24

Abbreviation: N-P-C-SI (N) Code: N3607 Type of study: Master's Language of instruction: Czech

Awarded degree: Ing.

Level of qualification: master's (second level)

Awarded qualification: Ing. in the field of "Civil Engineering"

Accreditation:

Field of Study

Building Material Engineering

Abbreviation: M

Program: Civil Engineering

Profile

The Building Material Engineering branch of the trimestral consecutive master’s study programme Civil Engineering follows on from four-year bachelor’s courses of a similar technical nature. During their studies, students will extend their knowledge of the latest scientific and technical findings in the field of Building Material Engineering. During the first semester, students will acquire new theoretical knowledge that is a necessary prerequisite for the further development of their specialised knowledge and skills. Other specialised engineering subjects are gradually introduced to the syllabus and students acquire more detailed knowledge about new approaches to dealing with the issues of the field of construction and materials. In the last two semesters of study, the possibility of narrower specialisation is offered in connection with the selected topic of the master´s thesis and within the framework of common compulsory elective subjects.

Learning outcomes

Graduates from the Building Material Engineering specialisation have gained highly specialised (theoretical and professional) knowledge in the studied field. They are capable of applying the acquired knowledge in the solution of problems within the given field of study. They have acquired knowledge regarding the rehabilitation of concrete, the durability of materials and economic aspects of production technology, management and marketing. They are capable, within the scope of the skills they have gained, of independently solving even demanding specialised problems (the independent solution of complex engineering, technical and managerial problems in the construction industry), and are thus prepared for their engineering career in industry. Graduates are prepared, both theoretically and practically - through laboratory work - for managing the production of binders, ceramics, concrete, components and other building materials but also for utilizing their knowledge about the properties of materials during the realization and reconstruction of buildings. Within the context of professional competence, graduates can find employment throughout the production technology field, dealing with the production of all kinds of building materials, or as quality or environment managers in construction firms. They are able to manage complex technical and specialised activities or projects and take responsibility for their quality. They are also capable of taking responsibility for the specialised management of individuals and groups.

Guarantor

Structure of courses

1st year / Winter Semester / compulsory courses

Code Title Lectures
hours/week
Practices
hours/week
Fieldwork
hours/semester
Credits Completion
CA003 Mathematics 5 (M) 2 1 4 Cr,Ex
CJ001 Applied Software 2 1 2 GCr
CJ002 Composite Materials 2 2 5 Cr,Ex
CJ004 Polymer Materials 2 2 5 Cr,Ex
CJ012 Binders 3 2 1 5 Cr,Ex
CJ013 Concrete Technology 3 2 1 4 Cr,Ex
CV002 Economy of Construction Industry 2 2 5 Cr,Ex

1st year / Summer Semester / compulsory courses

Code Title Lectures
hours/week
Practices
hours/week
Fieldwork
hours/semester
Credits Completion
BY002 Intermediate Level English (exam) 2 Ex
CJ006 Organisation and Management of Manufacturing Plants 2 2 5 Cr,Ex
CJ007 Durability of Building Materials 2 2 5 Cr,Ex
CJ014 Glass Technology 2 3 GCr
CJ015 Technology of Rehabilitation 2 2 5 Cr,Ex

1st year / Summer Semester / compulsory-optional courses / required 1 course

Code Title Lectures
hours/week
Practices
hours/week
Fieldwork
hours/semester
Credits Completion
CJ051 Assessing of Immovable Property 2 2 5 Cr,Ex
CJ057 Engineering Technological Processes 2 2 5 Cr,Ex
CW056 Theory of Measurement and Control 2 2 5 Cr,Ex

1st year / Summer Semester / compulsory-optional courses / required 1 course

Code Title Lectures
hours/week
Practices
hours/week
Fieldwork
hours/semester
Credits Completion
CV059 Financing 2 2 3 Cr,Ex
CV083 Accounting 2 2 3 Cr,Ex

1st year / Summer Semester / compulsory-optional courses / required 1 course

Code Title Lectures
hours/week
Practices
hours/week
Fieldwork
hours/semester
Credits Completion
CZ056 Company Practice Psychology 2 2 Cr
CZ057 Presentation Skills 1 1 2 Cr

2nd year / Winter Semester / compulsory courses

Code Title Lectures
hours/week
Practices
hours/week
Fieldwork
hours/semester
Credits Completion
CJ008 Diploma Seminar (M) 5 GCr
CJ009 Ecology in the Building Industry 2 2 5 Cr,Ex
CJ010 Laboratory Tests of Building Materials and Components II 2 2 Cr
CJ011 Optimization of Building Materials Use 2 2 5 Cr,Ex

2nd year / Winter Semester / compulsory-optional courses / required 1 course

Code Title Lectures
hours/week
Practices
hours/week
Fieldwork
hours/semester
Credits Completion
CI059 Basics of Management And Metrology in the Construction Industry 2 2 5 Cr,Ex
CJ059 Theoretical Basics of Special Building Materials 2 2 5 Cr,Ex

2nd year / Winter Semester / compulsory-optional courses / required 1 course

Code Title Lectures
hours/week
Practices
hours/week
Fieldwork
hours/semester
Credits Completion
CB053 Applied Physics (M) 1 1 4 Cr
CD059 Reliabilty Theory of Building Materials 1 1 4 Cr
CW053 Special Machines and Equipment 1 1 4 Cr

2nd year / Winter Semester / compulsory-optional courses / required 1 course

Code Title Lectures
hours/week
Practices
hours/week
Fieldwork
hours/semester
Credits Completion
CV058 Economy of Investments 1 1 4 Cr
CV064 Marketing and Management 1 1 4 Cr