The student should be able to:
- Think logically/programmatically,
- use development programming tools,
- explain Boolean algebra, explain logic functions and their minimization,
- know the basic types of motors, explain the principles of their control.

Work in the laboratory is subject to a valid qualification of "person competent to work independently", which students must obtain before starting the course. Information on this qualification is given in the Dean's Guideline Familiarising Students with Safety Regulations. 

A maximum of 60 points will be awarded for completing all laboratory exercises and the independent project. The minimum scope of the assignments and the independent project is set by the annually updated decree of the course guarantor. The final examination is normally written and up to 40 points may be obtained. The minimum score for the examination is 20 points. All laboratory exercises must be attended for credit to be awarded; minor absences as defined in the guarantor's regulation may be tolerated. 

The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the possibilities of industrial control systems, especially in the orientation to electric controlled drives. Students will experience the configuration and programming of these systems and apply the experience gained in practical examples. Emphasis is placed on students' independent work and ability to navigate through documentation.
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to
- commission a programmable logic automaton,
- orient themselves in the documentation of manufacturers of industrial electronic equipment,
- design and program the required logic function depending on the application. 

• Programme MPC-SVE Master's, 2. year of study, winter semester, compulsory-optional