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PETROLEUM GAS UNIVERSITY OF PLOIETI

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WELCOME TO THE PETROLEUM - GAS UNIVERSITY OF PLOIETI

here are many universities around the world, but only a few devote

their activity to the formation and training of specialists for the

petroleum and gas industry. Out of these, just few can be as proudof their tradition and achievements as the Petroleum and Gas

University is.

It is my pleasure to invite you to discover the Petroleum - Gas

University of Ploieti, a uniquely structured education

institution in Romania, with an ample educational offer that

we are proud of.

Founded in 1948, the Petroleum - Gas University of Ploieti

is the natural outcome of the exceptional experience and

prestige acquired by the Romanian petroleum and gas

specialists over the years, qualities which have become

internationally acknowledged.

In an effort to combine a highly qualified teaching and

research activity, providing a comfortable human

environment for personal growth, development, self

expression, greater learning abilities and demonstration of competence, our institution trains higher education

specialists for the main branches of the petroleum industry and other fields of national interest. Our university

trains specialists for the main engineering fields. Owing to the excellent results of the teaching staff including

members of the Romanian Academy, university professors and specialists of national and international prestige,

as well as to the support offered by the petroleum and gas industry, our university has trained a great number of

higher education specialists, both from our country and from over ninety foreign countries.

However, the Petroleum - Gas University of Ploieti does not train engineers only but it also has a varied

educational offer for the following fields: economic sciences, philology, fundamental sciences and administrative

sciences.Being in a continuous process of renewal, restructuring and integration in the European Community, the

Petroleum - Gas University of Ploieti offers, starting with the academic year 2005/2006, cycles of study

consonant with those adopted by the European Community: bachelor, master and Ph.D (Doctoral studies).

RECTOR,Prof. Eng. Vlad ULMANU Ph.D

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CONTENTS

WELCOME TO THE PETROLEUM - GAS UNIVERSITY OF PLOIETI................................................................................. 3

GENERAL DATA ............................................................................................................................................................. 7

LEADERSHIP OF THE UNIVERSITY ................................................................................................................................. 8

SHORT HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY ........................................................................................................................... 9

EDUCATIONAL OFFER 2008-2009 ............................................................................................................................... 11

Bachelor programmes ............................................................................................................................................ 11Master programmes ............................................................................................................................................... 14

Postgraduate programmes ..................................................................................................................................... 18

Doctoral school (Ph.D. programmes) ..................................................................................................................... 18

Long life (permanent) education ............................................................................................................................ 18

Open and distance learning programmes .............................................................................................................. 19

FACULTY OF PETROLEUM AND GAS ENGINEERING [PGE] .......................................................................................... 21

FACULTY OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING [MEE] ........................................................................... 39

FACULTY OF PETROLEUM REFINING AND PETROCHEMISTRY [PRP] .......................................................................... 79

FACULTY OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES [ES] ...................................................................................................................... 97

FACULTY OF LETTERS AND SCIENCES [LS] ................................................................................................................. 121

TEACHER TRAINING DEPARTMENT [TTD] ................................................................................................................. 167

POSTGRADUATE STUDIES SCHOOL [PGSS] ............................................................................................................... 171


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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLOIETI .......................................................................... 171

POSTGRADUATE PANEUROPEAN COLLEGE OF ECONOMIC LITIGATIONS MANAGEMENT .................................. 173

OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING DEPARTMENT (ODL) ............................................................................................ 177

PH.D PROGRAMMES ................................................................................................................................................. 178

UNIVERSITY STAFF .................................................................................................................................................... 180

SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH MAIN FIELDS ...................................................................................................................... 187

ACTIVITIES ................................................................................................................................................................. 193

ABOUT CAMPUS and STUDENT LIFE ......................................................................................................................... 194

UNIVERSITY SPORTS CENTRE .................................................................................................................................... 195

STUDENTS UNION .................................................................................................................................................... 196

CULTURAL PROGRAMMES AND EVENTS .................................................................................................................. 197

LIBRARIES .................................................................................................................................................................. 198

MICROPRODUCTION AND SERVICES ........................................................................................................................ 199

OTHER STRUCTURES ................................................................................................................................................. 202

UNIVERSITY PLAN ..................................................................................................................................................... 206


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GENERAL DATA

ADDRESS

Bd. Bucureti no. 39, PO BOX 10, 100680 Ploieti

Phone: +40 244 573 171 /+40 244 573 568

Fax: +40 244 575 847

Web address: http://www.upg-ploiesti.ro

UNITS

FACULTY OF PETROLEUM AND GAS ENGINEERING (PGE)

FACULTY OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (MEE)

FACULTY OF PETROLEUM REFINING AND PETROCHEMISTRY (PRP)

FACULTY OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES (ES)

FACULTY OF LETTERS AND SCIENCES (LS)

ADVANCED STUDIES (AS)

POSTGRADUATE STUDIES SCHOOL (PGSS)

TEACHER TRINING DEPARTMENT (TTD)

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (NIED)

OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING DEPARTMENT (ODL)


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LEADERSHIP OF THE UNIVERSITY

Is ensured by the University Senate, consisting of 56 members (42 members of the teaching staff and 14 students)

meeting periodically. The current administration of the University is ensured by the Executive Board of the

University Senate including:

Rector and President of the SenateProf.Dr. Eng. VLAD ULMANU

Vice-rector (Prorector) Vice-rector (Prorector)Prof. Dr. Eng. DRAGO CIUPARU Prof. Dr. Eng. MIHAI PASCU COLOJA

Vice-rector (Prorector) Vice-rector (Prorector)Prof. Dr. Eng. LIVIU DUMITRASCU Prof. Dr. Eng. ION BOLOCAN

ChancellorProf. Dr. Eng. IONU LAMBRESCU


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SHORT HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY

The more you know about our history, the better you will come to understand our mission and place in the large

field of the academic life.

The University was founded in Bucharest in 1948, under the name of Petroleum and Gas Institute (PGI) and it had

at the time two faculties: the Drilling-Production Faculty (later on named the Faculty of Reservoir Engineeringand at present the Faculty of Petroleum and Gas Engineering) and the Faculty of Petroleum Refining (later on

named the Faculty of Petroleum and Gas Processing and Chemistry and at present the Faculty of Petroleum

Refining and Petrochemistry).

In 1950, the following faculties were added: the Faculty of Oil Machines and Equipment (later on named the

Faculty of Technological Equipment, and at present, to better express the field of activity and its specialties, the

Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering), the Faculty of

Economics and Organization of Petroleum Industry (it functioned until 1968) and the Faculty of Petroleum and

Gas Deposits Geology (later on named the Faculty of Geology due to extending the field of activity after thetransfer, in 1957, of the Faculty of Geology from the Geology and Mining Institute of Bucharest). In 1957, because

of these structural modifications, the PGI changed its name into the Petroleum, Gas and Geology Institute (PGGI)

of Bucharest.

Between 1967 and 1974, the PGGI of Bucharest was transferred to Ploiesti under the name of the Petroleum and

Gas Institute (PGI) except for the Faculty of Geology, which became part of the University of Bucharest in 1974.

In 1968, the short-term (3 years) university training programs were set up, and in 1972, the evening university

education programs were started. Between 1978 and 1989, the PGI academic structure practically remained

unchanged.

In 1992, the PGI changed its name into the University of Ploiesti and included a new faculty, the Faculty of Letters

and Sciences. For a better definition of tradition and structure, in 1993 the University of Ploiesti changed its name

into the Petroleum - Gas University (PGU) of Ploiesti.

Since 1998, The Teachers Training Department within the PGU has been delivering courses for teachers basic

and continuous education.

In 2001, the PGU included in its academic programs the Open and Distance Learning courses in the specializations

of the University faculties.

In 2002, the PGU included among its faculties the Faculty of Economic Sciences, which took over all the economic

specializations formerly organized by the Faculty of Letters and Sciences.

Duringhe academic year 2005-2006, the PGU restructured the curricula for all its faculties and specializations to

meet the European requirements in the field of higher education, as they are stipulated in the Bologna Project.

In the field of postgraduate and doctoral studies,the PGU has had a rich tradition ever since

1950 and has got outstanding results.

Between 1966 and 1982, the University organized postgraduate UNESCO courses in Petroleum Geology (1966-

1967; teaching language French) and in Petrochemistry (1968-1982; teaching language English). At present, theUniversity offers the following education programs:


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master's degree (Mechanical, Petroleum and Chemical Engineering, Economics, Philology, Education,

Administrative Sciences, Informatics, Mathematics); the Postgraduate Academic Studies School in Petroleum

(since 1994); postgraduate MBA courses (INDE) since 1995 for further training of management staff and

specialists; postgraduate specialization courses for teachers of technological education.

In 2000, the postgraduate College of Economic Arbitration Management was founded.

Ever since 1951, the PGU has organized doctoral studies and it also obtained the right to grant Ph.D degrees andthe title of Doctor Honoris Causa. At present, doctoral studies are organized in the field of Engineering Sciences.

In the academic year 2007-2008, the University has over

13500students and over 750 teaching positions (professors, associate professors, lecturers, assistant lecturers,

tutors).

The degrees granted by the technical faculties have been accepted all over the world. Since 1997, the technical

faculties have been included in the FEANI index. The graduate can be registered in the FEANI register getting the

title of European Master of Science EURING, according to the conditions imposed by FEANI.


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EDUCATIONAL OFFER 2008-2009

Bachelor programmesFACULTY FIELD, DEGREE AWARDED SPECIALIZATION

PETROLEUM AND GAS

ENGINEERING

PGE

MINES, PETROLEUM AND GASBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

Day courses, 4 years

PETROLEUM AND GASENGINEERING

HYDROCARBONS

TRANSPORTATION,

STORAGE AND

DISTRIBUTION

GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERINGBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

Day courses, 4years

PETROLEUM RESOURCES

GEOLOGY

FACULTY FIELD, DEGREE AWARDED SPECIALIZATION

MECHANICAL AND

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

MEE

MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING


PETROLEUM AND

PETROCHEMICAL

EQUIPMENT

HYDROCARBONS

TRANSPORTATION AND

STORAGE EQUIPMENT

ELECTRIC ENGINEERINGBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING


ELECTROMECHANICS

SYSTEM ENGINEERINGBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING


AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND

APPLIED INFORMATICS

COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGYBACHELOR OF ENGINEERINGDay courses, 4 years

COMPUTER SCIENCE

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING ANDTELECOMUNICATIONS

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

Day courses, 4years

APPLIED ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERINGDay courses, 4 years

ECONOMIC ENGINEERING

IN THE MECHANICALFIELD


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PETROLEUM REFINING

AND PETROCHEMISTRY

PRP

CHEMICAL ENGINEERINGBACHELOR OF ENGINEERINGDay courses, 4 years

PETROLEUM PROCESSINGAND PETROCHEMISTRY

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERINGBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING


ENVIRONMENT

ENGINEERING IN INDUSTRY

APPLIED ENGINEERING SCIENCESBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING


INDUSTRIAL INFORMATICS


ECONOMIC SCIENCES

ES

MANAGEMENTBACHELOR of ECONOMICS


MANAGEMENT

ACCOUNTINGBACHELOR of ECONOMICS


ACCOUNTING AND

ADMINISTRATION

INFORMATICS

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONBACHELOR of ECONOMICS


SCIENCE OFCOMMODITIES

AND QUALITY

MANAGEMENT

ECONOMY OF TRADE,

TOURISM AND CATERING

FINANCEBACHELOR of ECONOMICS


FINANCE AND BANKING

STATISTICS AND ECONOMICINFORMATICS

BACHELOR of ECONOMICS


ECONOMIC INFORMATICS


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LETTERS AND SCIENCES

LS

LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREBACHELOR of ARTS


ROMANIAN LANGUAGE

AND LITERATUREENGLISH

LANGUAGE AND

LITERATURE

ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND

LITERATUREFRENCH

LANGUAGE AND

LITERATURE

MATHEMATICSBACHELOR of SCIENCE


MATHEMATICS

INFORMATICSBACHELOR of SCIENCE


INFORMATICS

CHEMISTRY

BACHELOR OF SCIENCEDay courses, 3 years

CHEMISTRY

PHYSICSBACHELOR OF SCIENCE


PHYSICS

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCESBACHELOR OF ARTS


PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE

AND OFFICE

ADMINISTRATION

EDUCATION SCIENCESBACHELOR OF ARTS


PEDAGOGY

PEDAGOGY OF PRIMARY

AND PRE-SCHOOL

EDUCATION


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Master programmes


PETROLEUM AND GAS

ENGINEERING

PGE

MINES, PETROLEUM AND GASMASTER OF ENGINEERING

Day courses, 1.5 years

TECHNOLOGY OF

HYDROCARBONS

TRANSPORTATION,

DISTRIBUTION AND

STORAGE

MANAGEMENT IN

PETROLEUM INDUSTRY

WELL DRILLING

PETROLEUM PRODUCTION

RESERVOIR ENGINEERING

GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERINGMASTER OF ENGINEERING


PETROLEUM GEOLOGY


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MECHANICAL AND

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

MEE

MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGMASTER OF ENGINEERING


DESIGN AND

MANUFACTURE MODERN

METHODS FOR PETROLEUM

AND PETROCHEMICAL

EQUIPMENT

OPTIMAL PETROLEUM

EQUIPMENT EXPLOITATION

ENGINEERING RISK MANAGEMENT AND

REABILITY ENGINEERING OF

PETROCHEMICAL

EQUIPMENT

HYDROCARBONS

TRANSPORTATION AND

STORAGE SYSTEMS

ENGINEERING

SYSTEM ENGINEERINGMASTER OF ENGINEERING


ADVANCED CONTROL

ENGINEERING

ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENTMASTER OF ENGINEERING


ENGINEERING AND

MANAGEMENT OF

COMBUSTION SYSTEMS

PETROLEUM AND

PETROCHEMICALEQUIPMENT ENGINEERING

AND PRODUCTION

MANAGEMENT


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PETROLEUM REFININGAND PETROCHEMISTRY

PRP

CHEMICAL ENGINEERINGMASTER OF ENGINEERING


ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY

IN PETROLEUM

PROCESSING

COMPUTER ASSISTED

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING IN

REFINERIES AND

PETROCHEMISTRY

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERINGMASTER OF ENGINEERING


ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES

IN ENVINRONMENTAL

ENGINEERING

FACULTY FIELD, DEGREE AWORDED SPECIALIZATION

ECONOMIC SCIENCES

ES

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION,MASTER OF ECONOMICS


MANAGING AND

FINANCING THE

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS

MANAGEMENTMASTER OF ECONOMICS


PUBLIC SECTOR

MANAGEMENT

MANAGEMENT OF

MICROECONOMIC SYSTEMS


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LETTERS AND SCIENCES

LS

LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREMASTER OF ARTS


INTERCULTURAL

COOPERATION IN THE

CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS

ENVIRONMENT

MATHEMATICSMASTER OF SCIENCE


DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

AND PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL

EQUATIONS

ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCESMASTER OF BUSINESS

ADMINISTRATION

Day courses

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

AND EUROPEAN

INTEGRATION, 1.5 years

EUROPEAN STUDIES, 2 years

MANAGEMENT AND

STRATEGY FOR AEUROPEAN

ADMINISTRATION, 1.5 years

INFORMATICSMASTER OF SCIENCE


ADVANCED TECHNICS OF

INFORMATION PROCESSING

EDUCATION SCIENCESMASTER OF ARTS


EDUCATIONAL

MANAGEMENT AND

EUROPEAN INTEGRATION

SCHOOL COUNSELING AND

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREMASTER OF ARTS


ROMANIAN CULTURAL

STUDIES IN THE EUROPEAN

CONTEXT

CONCEPTS AND STRATEGIES

OF INTERCULTURAL

COMMUNICATION


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Postgraduate programmes


POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

SCHOOL [PGSS]NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

(INDE)

ECONOMICS SCIENCES

MASTER OF ECONOMICSDouble Diploma Romanian and

French


COMPANIES ECONOMIC

DEVELOPMENT

POSTGRADUATE

PANEUROPEAN COLLEGE

(FESE)

ECONOMIC SCIENTIESMASTER OF BUSSINESS

ADMINISTRATION

Double Diploma PGU PloiestiAnd FESE Switzerland


ECONOMIC LIGATIONS

MANAGEMENT

POSTGRADUATE SPECIALIZATIONSTUDIES

POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

CERTIFICATE

Day courses, 1 year

MEDIATOR

Doctoral school (Ph.D. programmes)

The University offers Doctoral Studies, full-time and part-time, courses, with a 3 (5) years duration, which granted

the DOCTOR (Ph.D.) DIPLOMA in a Fundamental Domain ENGINEERING SCIENCES, Doctoral Fields Mines, Oil and

Gas, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, System Engineering and Chemical Engineering respectivelly

Fundamental Field EXACTLY SCIENCES Doctoral Field Chemistry.

Long life (permanent) educationThe University offers postgraduate Training Courses, with a duration between one week and three months

through the following centers:

MANAGEMENT AND PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY TRAINING CENTER CEMATEP

TRAINING AND INTERNATIONAL ACREDITATION IN WELLS DRILLING AND PETROLEUM EXPLOATATION CENTER

PROFESIONAL TRAINING IN POLYETHYLENE WELDING ZONE CENTER

Also the university offers other Postgraduate Courses with a duration of one month to one year at a different

institions and companies request.

All the Postgraduate courses are grated with a Postgraduate Certificate in the studies field.


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Open and distance learning programmes

OPEN AND DISTANCE

LEARNING

ODL

MINES, PETROLEUM AND GASBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

4 years

PETROLEUM AND GAS

ENGINEERING

SYSTEM ENGINEERINGBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

4 years

AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND

APPLIED INFORMATICS

ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENTBACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

4 years

ECONOMIC ENGIEERING IN

THE MECHANICAL FIELD

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION,BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

4 years

ENVIRONMENT

PROTECTION FORCHEMICAL AND

PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY

ACCOUNTING ANDADMINISTRATION INFORMATICS

BACHELOR of ECONOMICS

3 years

ACCOUNTING AND

ADMINISTRATION

INFORMATICS

MANAGEMENT

BACHELOR of ECONOMICS3 years

MANAGEMENT

LANGUAGE AND LITERATUREBACHELOR of ARTS

3 years

ROMANIAN LANGUAGE

AND LITERATUREENGLISH

LANGUAGE AND

LITERATURE

EDUCATION SCIENCEBACHELOR OF ARTS

3 years

PEDAGOGY OF PRIMARY

AND PRE-SCHOOL

EDUCATION

MANAGEMENTMASTER OF ECONOMICS

2 years

PUBLIC SECTOR

MANAGEMENT


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FACULTY OF PETROLEUM AND GAS ENGINEERING [PGE]

ADDRESS:Bd. Bucureti no. 39, 100680 Ploieti,

Phone: +40 244 573 171 / +40 244 576 210

LEADERSHIP OF THEFACULTYIs ensured by Council the Faculty consisting of 31 members (23 members of the teaching staff and 8 students).

The faculty is currently administered by Board the Executive of the Faculty Council including:

Dean: Prof. Eng. Iulian NISTOR Ph.DDeputy Dean: Assoc.Prof. Eng. Florinel DINU Ph.D

Scientific Secretary: Assoc. Prof. Eng. Mihai Valentin BATISTATU Ph.D

The CURRICULA cover:

BACHELOR PROGRAMMES in the following domains and specializations:- Full-time day courses (4 years)

o Mines, Petroleum and Gas

Petroleum and Gas Engineering

Hydrocarbon Transportation, Storage and Distribution

o Geological Engineering

Petroleum Resources Geology

MASTER PROGRAMMES in the following domains and specializations- Full-time day courses (1, 5 years)

o Mines, Petroleum and Gas

Wells Drilling

Petroleum Production Reservoir Engineering

Technology of Hydrocarbon Transportation, Storage and Distribution

Management in Petroleum Industry

o Geological Engineering

Petroleum Geology


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Ph.D PROGRAMMESFull-day and Part-time Courses with the 3 5 (6) years durationo Fundamental Domain: Engineering sciences

oDoctoral Domain (Field): Mines, Petroleum and Gas

Duration of studies: 5.5 years, day courses. The studies are organized on cycles: the first cycle with duration of 4years and the second with duration of 1.5 years. The passing from the first to the second cycle is done by contest.

The graduates of the second cycle take a degree examination and receive the degree of Master of Science in

Engineering.


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BACHELOR PROGRAMMESThroughout the curricula section, the below abbreviations are used:

C Course

S Seminar

P Project

PW Practical Works

IS Individual Study

Eval. Form - Evaluation Form

E Final examination

V Preliminary examination

Domain: Mines, Petroleum and GasSpecialization: Petroleum and Gas Engineering

Hydrocarbon Transportation, Storage and Distribution (common structure for the first and second years)

First year

No. SubjectsHours/Week Hours/ Semester

CreditsEval.

FormC S,P PW C S,P,PW TOTAL I S

A. COMPULSORY (O) AND OPTIONAL (A) SUBJECTS

SEMESTER 1

1. Mathematical analysis 4 4 - 56 56 112 113 9 E

2. Numerical calculus and computer programming 2 - 2 28 28 56 69 5 E

3. General chemistry 4 - 3 56 42 98 102 8 E

4. Descriptive geometry and technical drawing 1 2 2 - 28 28 56 69 5 E

5.English language 1

- 2 - - 28 28 11 - -French language 1

6.Philosophy

2 1 - 28 14 42 33 3 VHistory of science

7. Physical education 1 - 2 - - 28 28 - - -TOTAL 14 9 5 196 196 392 397 30 4E+1V

SEMESTER 2

8. Descriptive geometry and technical drawing 2 - - 3 - 42 42 58 4 V

9. Algebra, geometry and differential equations 4 4 - 56 56 112 88 8 E

10. Technology of materials Material Processing 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

11. Mechanics 1 3 1 1 42 28 70 55 5 E

12. Mineralogy and petrology 3 - 3 42 42 84 91 7 E


- 2 - - 28 28 22 2 V

French language 214. Physical education 2 - 2 - - 28 28 - - V

TOTAL 12 7 9 168 224 392 358 30 4E+3V

B. ELECTIVE SUBJECTS (L)

SEMESTER 1

1. Second foreign language 1 - 2 - - 28 28 - - -

2. Secretarial science 1 3 - 14 42 56 19 3 V

SEMESTER 2

3. Second foreign language 2 - 2 - - 28 28 22 2 V

4. Interactive graphics 2 2 - 28 28 56 19 3 V


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Second year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 3

15. Mechanics 2 2 1 1 28 28 56 69 5 E

16. Physics 3 - 3 42 42 84 66 6 E

17. General and stratigraphic geology 3 - 2 42 28 70 80 6 E

18. Thermotechnics and internal combustion engines 1 2 - 2 28 28 56 69 5 E

19. Strength of materials 1 2 2 28 28 56 69 5 E


- 2 - - 28 28 11 - -French language 3

21.General economy

2 1 - 28 14 42 33 3 VMacroeconomy

22. Physical education 3 - 2 - - 28 28 - - -

TOTAL 14 4 10 196 196 392 397 30 5E+1V

SEMESTER 4

23. Thermotechnics and internal combustion engines 2 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

24. Strength of materials 2 3 - 2 42 28 70 30 4 E

25. Electrotechnics and electric machines 2 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

26. Physical chemistry 2 2 28 28 56 44 4 E27. Machine parts 3 - - 42 - 42 33 3 V

28. Machine parts - project - 2 - - 28 28 22 2 V

29. Rocks mechanic 2 2 28 28 56 44 4 E


- 2 - - 28 28 22 2 VFrench language 4

31. Physical education 4 - 2 - - 28 28 - - V

32. Industrial training 1 - - - - 120 120 - 3 V

TOTAL 14 4 10 196 316 512 283 30 5E+5V

B. ELECTIVE SUBJECTS (L)SEMESTER 3


6. Non conventional energy sources 2 - 2 28 28 56 19 3 V

SEMESTER 4


8.Dynamics of drilling structures, transportation and

storage2 - 2 28 28 56 19 3 V


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Domain: Mines, Petroleum and GasSpecialization: Petroleum and Gas Engineering

Third year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 5

33. General hydraulics 3 - 3 42 42 84 66 6 E

34. Hydrocarbon reservoir physics 4 - 3 56 42 98 102 8 E

35. Drilling fluids and well cements 3 - 3 42 42 84 66 6 E

36. Borehole geophysics 3 - 2 42 28 70 80 6 E

37. Gas production 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

TOTAL 15 - 13 210 182 392 358 30 5E

SEMESTER 6

38. Subsurface hydraulics 3 - 3 42 42 84 66 6 E

39. Wells drilling 1 2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 E

40. Oil production 1 2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 E

44. Hydrocarbons transportation and storage 3 - - 42 - 42 33 3 V

42. Hydrocarbons transportation and storage - project - - 2 - 28 28 22 2 V

43. Geology of hydrocarbon reservoirs 3 - 3 42 42 84 41 5 E

44. Oil field equipment 3 - 2 42 28 70 55 5 E


TOTAL 16 - 12 224 288 512 283 30 5E+3V


SEMESTER 5


10. Thermodynamics of hydrocarbon reservoirs 2 - 2 28 28 56 19 3 V

SEMESTER 6


12. Corrosion in petroleum industry 2 1 1 28 28 56 19 3 V


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Fourth year

No. Subjects

Hours/Week Hours/ Semester

Credits

Eval.



SEMESTER 7

46. Special and offshore drillings 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

47. Wells drilling 2 4 - 2 56 28 84 91 7 E

48. Wells drilling - project 1 - 2 - - 28 28 22 2 V

49. Oil production 2 4 - 2 56 28 84 91 7 E

50. Oil production - project 1 - 2 - - 28 28 22 2 V

51. Reservoir engineering 1 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

52.Secondary exploitation of petroleum reservoirs

2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 EComputer simulation in drilling - production

TOTAL 14 4 10 196 196 392 358 30 5E+2V

SEMESTER 8

53. Wells drilling 3 4 - 2 40 20 60 65 5 E

54. Wells drilling - project 2 - 2 - - 20 20 30 2 V

55. Oil production 3 4 - 2 40 20 60 65 5 E

56. Oil production - project 2 - 2 - - 20 20 30 2 V

57. Reservoir engineering 2 3 - - 30 - 30 75 3 E

58. Reservoir engineering - project - - 2 - 20 20 30 2 V

59. Hydrodynamic investigation 2 - 2 20 20 40 60 4 E

60.Petroleum economy

21 -

20 10 30 45 3 VEnvironment protection - 1


TOTAL 15 5 8 150 220 370 400 30 4E+5V


SEMESTER 7


14.Evaluation of subsurface and geothermal water

reservoirs2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 V

SEMESTER 8


16. Numerical simulation in reservoir engineering 2 - 2 20 20 40 35 3 V


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Domain: Mines, Petroleum and Gas

Specialization: Hydrocarbon Transportation, Storage and DistributionThird year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 5

33. Fluid mechanics 3 - 3 42 42 84 66 6 E

34. Rocks and fluid chemistry-physics 3 - 3 42 42 84 66 6 E

35. Gas liquefaction and compression processes 2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 E

36. Gas liquefaction and compression processes - project - 1 - - 14 14 36 2 V

37. Geotechnics 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

38. Date acquisition and automatic processing 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 V

39. Hydraulic transport machines and equipments 3 - 2 28 28 56 69 5 E

TOTAL 15 1 13 196 196 392 358 30 5E+2V

SEMESTER 6

40. Subsurface hydraulics and hydrotechnics 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

41. Wells drilling 4 - 3 56 42 98 52 6 E

42. Oil production 4 - 3 56 42 98 52 6 E

43. Gas production and processing 2 - 2 42 28 70 55 5 E

44. Oil and petroleum products transportation 3 - - 42 - 42 33 3 E

45. Oil and petroleum products transportation - project - 2 - - 28 28 22 2 V


TOTAL 15 2 10 210 288 418 272 30 5E+2V


SEMESTER 5


18. Hydrocarbon reservoirs thermodynamics 2 - 2 28 28 56 19 3 V

SEMESTER 6


20. Real time management of the transport processes 2 - 2 28 28 56 19 3 V


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CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 7

47. Hydrocarbon reservoirs 3 - 3 42 42 84 66 6 E

48. Gas transportation 2 - - 28 - 28 47 3 E

49. Gas transportation - project - 2 - - 28 28 22 2 V

50. Automation and telecommunications 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 V

51. Hydrocarbon reservoirs evaluation 4 - 3 56 42 98 77 7 E

52. Water treatment 2 - 2 28 28 56 69 5 E

53.Corrosion and anticorrosion protection

2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 VPipe systems maintenance

TOTAL 15 2 11 210 182 392 358 30 4E+3V

SEMESTER 8

54. Environmental protection 2 - 1 20 10 30 45 3 V

55. Modeling, simulation and optimization methods 3 - 2 30 20 50 50 4 E

56. Fluids storage 2 - - 20 10 30 20 2 E

57. Fluids storage - project - 2 - - 10 10 40 2 V

58. Transport systems supervision 2 - 2 20 20 40 60 4 E

59. Control and measurement apparatus 2 - 2 20 20 40 60 4 E60. Fluids distribution in pipe systems 3 - - 30 10 40 10 2 E

61. Fluids distribution in pipe systems - project - 2 - - 10 10 40 2 V

62.Petroleum economy

2 1 - 20 10 30 45 3 VTransport of multiphase fluids


TOTAL 16 5 7 160 240 400 370 30 5E+5V


SEMESTER 7

21. Second foreign language 7 - 2 - - 28 28 - - -22. Topography 2 - 2 28 28 56 19 3 V

SEMESTER 8


24.Hydrocarbon collecting, transport and storage

thermoenergetics2 - 2 20 20 40 35 3 V


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Domain: Geological EngineeringSpecialization: Petroleum Resources Geology

First year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 1

1. Mathematical analysis 4 4 - 56 56 112 113 9 E

2. Numerical calculus and computer programming 2 - 2 28 28 56 69 5 E

3. General chemistry 4 - 3 56 42 98 102 8 E

4. Descriptive geometry and geological cartography 1 2 2 - 28 28 56 69 5 E


- 2 - - 28 28 11 - -French language 1

6.Philosophy

2 1 - 28 14 42 33 3 VHistory of science


TOTAL 14 9 5 196 196 392 397 30 4E+1V

SEMESTER 2

8. Descriptive geometry and geological cartography 2 1 - 2 14 28 42 33 3 V

9. Algebra, geometry and differential equations 4 4 - 56 56 112 88 8 E

10. Physical geology 4 - 3 56 42 98 102 8 E11. Topography 2 - 2 28 28 59 69 5 E

12. Crystallography 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E




TOTAL 13 6 9 182 210 392 358 30 4E+3V


SEMESTER 1

1. Second foreign language 1 - 2 - - 28 28 - - -2. Topography and cadastre 2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 V

SEMESTER 2


4. Physics of the Globe 2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 V


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Second year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 3

15. Physics 3 - 3 42 42 84 66 6 E

16. Mineralogy and physical analysis methods 3 - 2 42 28 70 80 6 E

17. Geochemistry 2 - 2 28 28 56 69 5 E

18. General hydraulics 2 - 2 28 28 56 69 5 E

19. Paleontology and micropaleontology 1 2 2 28 28 56 69 5 V


- 2 - - 28 28 - - -French language 3

21.General economy

2 1 - 28 14 42 33 3 VMacroeconomy


TOTAL 14 3 11 196 196 392 397 30 4E+2V

SEMESTER 4

23. Paleontology and micropaleontology 2 3 - 3 42 42 84 66 6 E

24. Subsurface hydraulics and hydrology 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

25. Hydrocarbon reservoir physics 3 2 42 28 70 55 5 E

26. Mechanics and strength of materials 4 2 2 56 56 112 63 7 E27. Surrounding geology 2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 V





TOTAL 14 4 10 196 316 512 283 30 4E+4V


SEMESTER 3

5. Second foreign language 3 - 2 - - 28 28 - - -6. GPS 2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 V

SEMESTER 4


8. Interactive graphics 2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 V


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Third year

No. Subjects


Credits

Eval.



SEMESTER 5

31. Geophysics prospecting 3 - 2 42 42 84 66 5 E

32. Geophysics prospecting - project - 1 - 42 42 84 66 2 V

33. Petrology 4 - 3 28 14 42 33 8 E

34. Sedimentology 4 - 2 - 14 14 36 7 E

35. Drilling fluids and well cements 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 V

36. Petroleum geochemistry 2 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

TOTAL 15 1 11 210 168 371 372 30 4E+2V

SEMESTER 6

37. Well geophysics 4 - 2 28 28 56 44 4 E

38. Well geophysics -project - - 3 56 42 98 52 6 E

39. Historical geology 3 - 3 56 42 98 52 6 E

40. Structural geology 3 - 2 42 28 70 55 5 E

41. Structural geology - project - - - 42 - 42 33 3 E

42. Wells drilling 3 2 - - 28 28 22 2 V

43.Solid mineral ores

2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 VGeostatistics


TOTAL 15 2 12 224 316 540 230 30 4E+4V


SEMESTER 5


10.Exploration and exploitation methods through

mining works2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 V

11. Thermodynamics 2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 V

SEMESTER 6


13.Evaluation of subsurface and geothermal water

reservoirs2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 V


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Fourth year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 7

45. Romanian geology 4 - 2 42 42 84 66 5 E

46. Romanian geology - project 2 1 - 28 - 28 47 2 V

47. Oil and natural gas production 4 - 3 - 28 28 22 7 E

48. Sedimentary basins analysis 3 - 2 28 28 56 44 5 E

49. Geology of hydrocarbon reservoirs 1 3 - 2 56 42 98 77 6 E50. Reservoir engineering 1 2 - 2 28 28 56 69 5 E

TOTAL 15 2 11 210 182 392 358 30 5E+1V

SEMESTER 8

51. Geology of hydrocarbon reservoirs 2 2 - 2 20 20 40 35 3 E

52. Geology of hydrocarbon reservoirs - project - 1 - - 10 10 40 2 V

53. Reservoirs engineering 2 3 - - 30 - 30 45 3 E

54. Reservoirs engineering - project - 2 - - 20 20 30 2 V

55. Engineering geology 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 E

56. Geological interpretation of geophysical data 3 - 3 30 30 60 90 6 E57. Petroleum economy 2 1 - 20 10 30 20 2 V

58. Hydrodynamic investigations 2 - 2 20 20 40 60 4 V


TOTAL 15 4 9 150 250 400 395 30 4E+5V


SEMESTER 7


15. Seismic stratigraphy 2 - 1 28 14 42 33 3 V

SEMESTER 816. Second foreign language 8 - 2 - - 20 20 30 2 V

17. Hydrocarbon reservoirs on the Globe 2 - 2 20 20 40 35 3 V

18. Environment protection 2 - 1 20 10 30 45 3 V

MASTER PROGRAMMES


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Throughout the curricula section, the below abbreviations are used:

C Course

S Seminar

P Project

PW Practical Works

IS Individual Study

Eval. Form - Evaluation Form

E Final examination


Domain: Mines, Petroleum and GasSpecialization: Technology of Hydrocarbons Transportation, Distribution and Storage

First year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 1

1. Applied mathematics 2 2 - 28 28 56 119 7 E

2 .Numerical simulation bases in hydrocarbons transport,

distribution and storage2 - 2 28 28 56 119 7 E

3. Hydrodynamics processes 2 - 2 28 28 56 144 8 E

4. Liquids transportation and distribution on pipes 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

5. Liquids transportation and distribution on pipes - project - 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V

6. Research activity - - - - 28 28 - - -

TOTAL 8 4 4 112 140 252 526 304E+

1V

SEMESTER 2

7. Natural gas transportation and distribution systems 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

8.Natural gas transportation and distribution systems -

project- 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V

9. Thermodynamics of fluids transport 2 - 2 28 28 56 119 7 E

10. Railway, road and naval transport of hydrocarbons 2 - 2 28 28 56 119 7 E

11. Gas storage 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

12. Gas storage - project - 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V


TOTAL 8 4 4 112 140 252 526 30 4E+2V

Second yearA. COMPULSORY (O) AND OPTIONAL (A) SUBJECTS

SEMESTER 3

14. Liquefied gas transportation and storage 2 - - 20 - 20 55 4 E

15. Liquefied gases transportation and storage - project - 2 - - 20 20 30 3 V

16. SCADA system in fluids transportation on pipes 2 - 2 20 20 40 35 5 E

17. Numerical simulation of fluids transportation 2 - 2 20 20 40 35 7 E

18. Natural gas treatment and measurement 2 - - 20 - 20 55 4 E

19. Natural gas treatment and measurement - project - 2 - - 20 20 30 3 V

20. Research activity - - - - 120 120 - 4 VTOTAL 8 4 4 80 200 280 240 30 4E+3V


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Domain: Mines, Petroleum and GasSpecialization: Management in Petroleum Industry

First year

No. Subjects Hours/Week Hours/ Semester Credits Eval.FormC S,P PW C S,P,PW TOTAL I S


SEMESTER 1

1. Fundamentals of management 1 3 1 - 42 14 56 144 8 E

2 . Knowledge technology in petroleum industry 1 - 2 14 28 42 108 6 E

3.Human resources management in petroleum

industry2 1 - 28 14 42 83 5 E

4. Fundamentals of marketing 2 2 - 28 28 56 119 7 E

5. Promotional strategy in petroleum industry 1 1 - 14 14 28 72 4 V


TOTAL 9 5 2 126 126 252 526 30 4E+1V

SEMESTER 2

7. Fundamentals of management 2 3 1 - 42 14 56 144 8 E

8. Strategic management in petroleum industry 2 1 - 28 14 42 108 6 E

9.Operational management in petroleum

industry3 1 - 42 14 56 119 7 E

10. Quality systems in petroleum industry 2 1 - 28 14 42 83 5 E

11. Marketing researches in petroleum industry 1 1 - 14 14 28 72 4 V


TOTAL 11 5 - 154 98 252 526 30 4E+1V


SEMESTER 3

13. Feasibility studies in petroleum industry 3 - - 30 - 30 70 4 E

14.Feasibility studies in petroleum industry -

project- 3 - - 30 30 70 4 V

15.

Analysis of investment risk in petroleum

industry 2 1 - 20 10 30 95 5 E

16. Capital market in petroleum industry 1 - - 10 - 10 65 3 V

17.Financial economic analysis in petroleum

industry2 1 - 20 10 30 95 5 E

18. Regularities in petroleum industry 2 1 - 20 10 30 95 5 E

19. Research activity - - - - 120 120 - 4 V

TOTAL 10 6 - 100 180 280 490 30 4E+3V


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Domain: Mines, Petroleum and Gas

Specialization: Wells DrillingFirst year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 1


2 . Numerical simulation bases in wells drilling 2 2 - 28 28 56 119 7 E

3. Advanced technologies in wells drilling 1 2 - 2 28 28 56 144 8 E

4. Off shore drilling 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

5. Off shore drilling - project - 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V


TOTAL 8 6 2 112 140 252 526 30 4E+1V

SEMESTER 2

7. Advanced technologies in wells drilling 2 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

8. Advanced technologies in wells drilling - project - 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V

9. Completion fluids 2 - 2 28 28 56 119 7 E

10. Logging while drilling 2 - 2 28 28 56 119 7 E

11. Drilling process simulation 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

12. Drilling process simulation - project - 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V


TOTAL 8 4 4 112 140 252 526 30 4E+2V


SEMESTER 3

14. Subequilibrium drilling 2 - 2 20 20 40 135 7 E

15. Real time pressure control in wells 2 - 2 20 20 40 135 7 E

16. Wells completion 2 - 2 20 20 40 110 6 E

17. Drilling management 2 - 2 20 20 40 110 6 E


TOTAL 8 0 8 80 200 280 490 30 4E+1V


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Domain: Mines, Petroleum and GasSpecialization: Petroleum Production

First year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 1


2. Numerical simulation bases in petroleum exploitation 2 2 - 28 28 56 119 7 E

3. Wells log production 2 - 2 28 28 56 144 8 E

4. Petroleum production systems 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

5. Petroleum production systems - project - 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V6. Research activity - - - - 28 28 - - -

TOTAL 8 6 2 112 140 252 526 30 4E+1V

SEMESTER 2

7. Depollution technologies 2 - 2 28 28 56 119 7 E

8. Off shore wells production 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

9. Off shore wells production - project - 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V

10. Wells stimulation 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

11. Wells stimulation - project - 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V

12. Natural gas production, treatment and storage 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E13. Natural gas production, treatment and storage - project - 2 - - 28 28 47 3 V


TOTAL 8 6 2 112 140 252 526 30 4E+3V


SEMESTER 3

15. Testing of wells 2 - 2 20 20 40 135 7 E

16. Production systems optimization 2 - - 20 - 20 80 4 E

17. Production systems optimization - project - 2 - - 20 20 55 3 V

18. Production systems management 2 - 2 20 20 40 110 6 E

19. Wells control 2 - 2 20 20 40 110 6 E


TOTAL 8 2 6 80 200 280 490 30 4E+2V


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Domain: Mines, Petroleum and GasSpecialization: Reservoir Engineering

First year



SEMESTER 1


2. Numerical simulation bases in reservoir engineering 2 2 - 28 28 56 119 7 E

3.Physical-chemical interactions in hydrocarbon

reservoirs2 - 2 28 28 56 144 8 E

4. Gas and gas with condensate reservoirs engineering 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

5. Gas and gas with condensate reservoirs engineering -project

- 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V


TOTAL 8 6 2 112 140 252 526 30 4E+1V

SEMESTER 2

7. Log interpretation 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

8. Log interpretation - project - 2 - - 28 28 47 3 V

9. Numerical simulators in reservoirs exploitation 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

10.Numerical simulators in reservoirs exploitation -

project- 3 - - 42 42 58 4 V

11. Applied geostatistics for reservoirs characterization 2 - 2 28 28 56 144 8 E

12. IOR/EOR methods 2 - 1 28 14 42 133 7 E


TOTAL 8 5 3 112 140 252 526 30 4E+2V


SEMESTER 3

14. Injection water treatment 2 - - 20 - 20 80 4 E

15. Injection water treatment - project - 2 - - 20 20 55 3 V16. Economic evaluation of hydrocarbon reservoirs 2 - 2 20 20 40 110 6 E

17. Research of hydrodynamics reservoirs 2 - 2 20 20 40 110 6 E

18. Thermo methods of oil recovery 2 - 2 20 20 40 135 7 E


TOTAL 8 2 6 80 200 280 490 30 4E+2V


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Domain: Geological EngineeringSpecialization: Petroleum Geology

First year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 1


2.Numerical simulation bases in geology and

geophysics2 2 - 28 28 56 119 7 E

3. Petrophysics 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

4. Petrophysics - project - 2 - - 28 28 72 4 V5. Depositional systems 2 - 2 28 28 56 144 8 E


TOTAL 8 6 2 112 140 252 526 30 4E+1V

SEMESTER 2

7. Applied geostatistics for reservoir characterization 2 - 2 28 28 56 144 8 E

8. Silicates mineralogy 2 - 2 28 28 56 144 8 E

9. Secondary exploitation of petroleum reservoirs 2 - - 28 - 28 72 4 E

10.Secondary exploitation of petroleum reservoirs -

project- 2 - - 28 28 47 3 V

11. Special drillings 2 - 2 28 28 56 119 7 E


TOTAL 8 2 6 112 140 252 526 30 4E+1V


SEMESTER 3

13. Seismic stratigraphy 2 - - 20 - 20 80 4 E

14. Seismic stratigraphy - project - 2 - - 20 20 55 3 V

15. Reservoir management 2 - - 20 - 20 80 4 E

16. Reservoir management - project - 2 - - 20 20 55 3 V

17. Oilfield geological systems 2 - 2 20 20 40 110 6 E

18. Markers geochemistry 2 - 2 20 20 40 11 6 E


TOTAL 8 4 4 80 200 280 391 30 4E+3V

FACULTY OF MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING [MEE]


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ADDRESS:Bd Bucureti no. 39, 100680 Ploieti

Phone: +40 244 573 171 / 107, +40 244 575 485

LEADERSHIP OF THE FACULTYIs ensured by the Faculty Council consisting of 35 members (26 members of the teaching staff and 9 students).

The faculty is currently administered by the Executive of the Faculty Council Board including:

Dean: Prof. Eng. Mihail MINESCU Ph.DDeputy Dean: Assoc. Prof. Eng. Adrian MOISE Ph.D

Deputy Dean: Assoc. Prof. Eng. Ioan POPA Ph.D

Scientific secretary: Assoc. Prof. Eng. Ion PAN Ph.D

The CURRICULA cover:

BACHELOR PROGRAMMES in the following domains and specializations:- Full-time day courses (4 years)

o Mechanical engineering

Petroleum and Petrochemical Equipment

Hydrocarbon Transportation and Storage Equipmento Electrical Engineering

Electromechanics

o Electronics Engineering and Telecommunications

Applied Electronics

o Engineering and Management(4 years day courses or 4 years at distance)

Economic Engineering in the Mechanical Field

o System Engineering (4 years day courses or 4 years part-time)

Automatic Control and Applied Informatics

o Computers and Information Technology(4 years day courses)

Computer Science

MASTER PROGRAMMES in the following domains and specializations


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- Full-time day courses (1,5 years)o Mechanical Engineering

Risk Management and Reability Engineering of Petroleum and Petrochemical Equipment

Hydrocarbons Transportation and Storage Systems Engineering

Design and manufacture modern methods for petrochemical and refinery equipment Optimal Petroleum Equipment Exploitation Engineering

o Systems engineering

Advanced control engineering

o Engineering and management

Engineering and management of industrial combustion systems

Petroleum and petrochemical equipment engineering and production management

DOCTORAL SCHOOL (PhD PROGRAMMES)- Full-time and part-time courses with a 3-5(6) years duration

o Fundamental Domain: Engineering Sciences

Doctoral Domains (Fields): Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, System

Engineering

BACHELOR PROGRAMMESThroughout the curricula section, the below abbreviations are used:


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Throughout the curricula section, the below abbreviations are used:

C Course

S Seminar

P Project

PW Practical Works

IS Individual Study

Eval. Form. - Evaluation Form

E Final examination


Domain: Mechanical engineeringSpecializations: Petroleum and Petrochemical Equipment

Hydrocarbon Transportation and Storage Equipment (common structure for the first and second years)

First year


CreditsEval.


A. COMPULSORY AND OPTIONAL SUBJECTS

SEMESTER 11. Mathematics1 4 4 56 56 112 90 8 E

2. Technical Drawing 1 2 - 1 28 28 56 50 4 E

3. Chemistry 2 - 2 28 28 56 70 5 E

4. Study and engineering of materials 1 2 - 1 28 14 42 60 4 E

5. Computer programming and Programming Languages 2 - 2 28 28 56 70 5 V

6. Physical education 1 - 2 - - - - - 0 V

7.Philosophy

History of Science2 1 - 28 14 42 60 4 V

8.

English

FrenchSpanish languages

- 2 - - 28 28 25 1 V

TOTAL 14 9 6 196 196 392 425 31 4E;4V

SEMESTER 2

9. Study and engineering of materials 2 3 - 1 42 14 56 50 4 E

10. Physical education 2 - 2 - - - - 0 V

11.

English

French

Spanish languages

- 2 - - 28 28 25 2 V

12. Mathematics 2 4 4 - 56 56 112 90 8 E

13. Mechanics 1 3 1 1 42 28 70 70 5 E

14. Technical drawing 2 2 - 4 28 56 84 70 6 V

15. Material processing 1 2 - 1 28 14 42 60 4 E

16. Computer-aided drawing 1 - 2 14 28 42 40 3 V

TOTAL 14 9 7 196 196 392 365 30 4E;4V

B. ELECTIVE SUBJECTS

SEMESTER 1

1. Office automation 1 - 2 14 28 42 40 3 V

SEMESTER 2

2. Communication and inter-human relationships 2 1 - - 28 28 25 3

V


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Second year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 3

17. Physical education 3 - 2 - - 28 28 - 0 V

18.

English

French

Spanish languages

- 1 - - 14 14 30 1 V

19. Mechanics 2 2 1 1 28 28 56 50 4 E

20. Material processing 2 3 - 1 42 14 56 50 4 E

21. Physics 4 1 2 56 42 98 80 7 E22. Strength of materials 1 3 1 1 42 28 70 60 5 E

23. General economics 2 2 - 28 28 56 50 4 V

24. Thermotechnics and thermic engines 1 2 - 1 28 14 42 40 3 V

TOTAL 16 8 6 224 168 392 360 28 4E;4V

SEMESTER 4

25. Physical education 4 - 2 - - - - - 0 V

26.

English

French

Spanish languages

- 1 - - 14 14 30 3 V

27. Strength of materials 2 3 1 2 42 42 84 70 6 E

28. Thermotechnics and thermic engines 2 2 - 2 28 28 56 50 4 E

29. Mechanisms 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 5 E

30. Mechanisms, project - 1 - - 14 14 30 2 P

31. Tolerances and dimensional control 3 - 2 42 28 70 30 4 V

32. Fluid mechanics 3 1 2 42 42 84 70 6 E

33. Practical training 4 weeks.x30hours/week - - - - 120 120 - 3 V

TOTAL 14 6 10 196196+

120

392+

120340 33 4E;4V;1P


SEMESTER 3

3. Foreign language - 2 - - 28 28 50 3 V

SEMESTER 4

4. Foreign language - 2 - - 28 28 50 3 V

5. Numerical methods 2 2 - 28 28 56 20 3 V


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Domain: Mechanical engineeringSpecialization: Petroleum and Petrochemical Equipment Oil field Equipment

Third year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 5

34. Management 2 1 - 28 14 42 40 3 V

35. Machine parts 1 2 1 2 28 42 70 60 5 E

36. Machine tools and metal cutting 3 - 1 42 28 56 50 4 V

37. Hydraulic and pneumatic drivings 4 - 2 56 28 84 70 6 E38. Hydraulic and pneumatic drivings , project - 2 - - 28 28 20 2 P

39.Stability, elasticity and plasticity

Mechanical vibrations2 - 2 28 28 56 50 4 E

40. Well Drilling 2 - 2 28 28 56 50 4 V

TOTAL 15 4 9 210 182 392 340 283E,

3V,1P

SEMESTER 6

41. Machine parts 2 3 - 1 42 14 56 30 4 E

42. Machine parts2, project - 2 - - 28 28 40 2 P

43. Manufacture of technological equipment 4 - 1 56 14 70 60 5 E

44. Systems theory and automation 2 - 1 28 14 42 40 3 V

45. Electrotechnics and electric machines 3 - 2 42 28 70 30 4 E

46. Petroleum production and transport 2 - 2 28 28 56 50 4 V

47. Oil field equipment design 1 2 - 1 28 14 42 80 5 E

48. Oil field equipment design 1- project - 2 - - 28 28 20 2 P


TOTAL 16 4 8 224168+

120

392+

120350 32

4E,3V,

2P


SEMESTER 5

6. Programming languages 2 - 2 28 28 56 20 3 V

SEMESTER 6

7. Computer- aided drawing 2 - 2 28 28 56 20 3 V


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Domain: Mechanical EngineeringSpecialization: Petroleum and Petrochemical Equipment Oil field Equipment

Fourth year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 7

50. Robotics 3 - 2 42 28 70 75 5 V51. Tribology 3 - 1 42 14 56 50 4 E

52. Oil field equipment manufacture and reability 4 - 2 56 28 84 70 6 E

53. Oil field equipment manufacture and reability, project - 2 - - 28 28 20 2 P

54. Oil field equipment design 2 4 - 2 56 28 84 70 6 E

55. Automations in oil derricks 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 5 E

55. Electric drivings 2 - 1 28 14 42 60 4 V

TOTAL 19 2 10 266 168 434 390 324E;2V;

1P

SEMESTER 857. Applied Electronics 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 V

58.Marketing

nformatic systems engineering2 1 - 20 10 30 40 3 V

59. Equipment for special drillings 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 E

60. Equipment for special drillings, project - 2 - - 20 20 30 2 P

61. Oil field equipment reliability and diagnosis 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 E

62. Thermic drives 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 V

63.Practical training (3 weeks.x30 hours/week) and

diploma project- - - - 90 90 - 3+10

TOTAL 14 3 8 140 110+90 250+90 400 28+10 2E;3V;1P


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Domain: Mechanical EngineeringSpecialization: Petroleum and Petrochemical Equipment - Refinery and Petrochemical Equipment

Third year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 5

34. Management 2 1 - 28 14 42 40 3 V

35. Machine parts 1 2 1 2 28 42 70 60 5 E


37. Hydraulic and pneumatic drivings 4 - 2 56 28 84 70 6 E

38. Hydraulic and pneumatic drivings , project - 2 - - 28 28 20 2 P



40. Oil processing technology 2 - 2 28 28 56 50 4 V

TOTAL 15 4 9 210 182 392 340 283E,

3V,1P

SEMESTER 6

41. Machine parts 2 3 - 1 42 14 56 30 4 E

42. Machine parts 2, project - 2 - - 28 28 40 2 P

43. Manufacture of technological equipment 4 - 1 56 14 70 60 5 E

44. Systems theory and automation 2 - 1 28 14 42 40 3 V


46. Processes and devices 2 - 1 28 14 42 50 4 V

47. Refinery and petrochemical equipment design 1 3 - 1 42 14 56 70 5 E

48.Refinery and petrochemical equipment design 1,

project- 2 - - 28 28 20 2 P


TOTAL 17 4 7 224 168+120392+

120350 32

4E,3V,

2P


SEMESTER 5


SEMESTER 6

7. Computer - aided drawing 2 - 2 28 28 56 20 3 V


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Domain: Mechanical EngineeringSpecialization: Petroleum and Petrochemical Equipment - Refinery and Petrochemical Equipment

Fourth yearSEMESTER 7


CreditsEval.



50. Robotics 3 - 2 42 28 70 75 5 V

51. Tribology 3 - 1 42 14 56 50 4 E

52. Refinery and petrochemical manufacture and reability 4 - 2 56 28 84 70 6 E

53.Refinery and petrochemical manufacture and

reability, project- 2 - - 28 28 20 2 P

54. Refinery and petrochemical equipment design 2 4 - 2 56 28 84 70 6 E

55.Refinery and petrochemical equipment design 2,

project- 2 - - 28 28 20 2 P

56. Automations in petrochemistry 4 - 2 56 28 84 70 6 E

TOTAL 18 4 9 252 182 434 360 304E;1V;

2P

SEMESTER 8

57. Applied Electronics 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 V

58.Marketing

nformatic systems engineering2 1 - 20 10 30 40 3 V

59. Assembly of petrochemical and refinery equipment 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 E

60.Assembly of petrochemical and refinery equipment,

project- 2 - - 20 20 30 2 P

61.Control, inspection, diagnosis and technical security of

petrochemical equipment3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 V

62. Special materials and corrosion 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 E

63. Practical training (3 weeks.x30 hours/week) anddiploma project

- - - - 90 90 - 3+10 -

TOTAL 14 3 8 140 110+90 250+90 400 30+102E;3V;

1P


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Domain: Mechanical EngineeringSpecialization: Hydrocarbon Transportation and Storage Equipment

Third yearNo. Subjects

Hours/Week Hours/ SemesterCredits

Eval.

Form.C S,P PW C S,P,PW TOTAL I S


SEMESTER 5

34. Management 2 1 - 28 14 42 40 3 V

35. Machine parts 1 2 1 2 28 42 70 80 5 E


37. Hydraulic and pneumatic drivings 4 - 2 56 28 84 70 6 E

38. Hydraulic and pneumatic drivings, project - 2 - - 28 28 20 2 P



40. Hydrocarbon processing technology 2 - 2 28 28 56 50 4 V

TOTAL 15 4 9 210 182 392 340 283E,

3V,1P

SEMESTER 6

41. Machine parts 2 3 - 1 42 14 56 30 4 E

42. Machine parts 2, project - 2 - - 28 28 40 2 P

43. Manufacture of technological equipment 4 - 1 56 14 70 60 5 E44. Systems theory and automatics 2 - 1 28 14 42 40 3 V


46. Well drilling and petroleum extraction 3 - 2 42 28 70 55 5 V

47. Fluids storage 2 - 1 28 14 42 30 3 E

48. Fluids storage, project - 1 - - 14 14 40 2 P

49. Practical training 4 weeks.x30 hours/week - - - - 120 120 - 3 V

TOTAL 17 3 8 238145+

120

392+

120325 31

4E,

3V, 2P

B. ELECTIVE SUBJECTSSEMESTER 5


SEMESTER 67. Computer- aided drawing 2 - 2 28 28 56 20 3 V


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Domain: Mechanical Engineering

Specialization: Hydrocarbon Transportation and Storage EquipmentFourth year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 7

50. Robotics 3 - 2 42 28 70 75 5 V

51. Tribology 3 - 1 42 14 56 50 4 E

52. Transport and storage equipment manufacture andreability

4 - 2 56 28 84 70 6 E

53.Transport and storage equipment manufacture and

reability, project.- 2 - - 28 28 20 2 P

54. Hydrocarbon transport and storage systems 2 - 2 28 28 56 50 4 V

55. Transport and storage equipmentdesign 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 5 E

56. Transport and storage equipmentdesign, project - 2 - - 28 28 20 2 P

57. Measuring and automation equipment 2 - 1 28 14 56 50 4 E

TOTAL 17 4 10 238 196 434 370 324E;2V;

2P

SEMESTER 858. Applied electronics 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 V

59.Marketing

Informatic systems engineering2 1 - 20 10 30 40 3 V

60. Assembly of transport and storage equipment 3 - 2 30 20 50 100 5 E

61. Assembly of transport and storage equipment, project - 2 - - 20 20 100 2 P

62.Control, inspection, diagnosis and technical security of

transport and storage equipment3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 V

63. The corrosion of transport and storage equipments 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 E

64.Practical training (3 weeks.x30 hours/week) and

diploma project - - - - 90 90 - 3+10

TOTAL 15 2 10 150120+9

0270+90 400

2

8+10

2E,3V,

1P


49/208

49

Domain: Electrical EngineeringSpecialization: Electromechanics

First year


Credits Eval.FormC S,P PW C S,P,PW TOTAL I S


SEMESTER 1

1. Mathematical analysis 1 3 1 - 42 14 56 70 5 E1

2. Linear algebra, analytical geometry, differential equations 3 2 - 42 28 70 80 6 E1

3. Computer programming 2 2L 28 28 56 70 5 V1

4. Physics 1 2 1 1L 28 28 56 60 4 E1

5. Technical drawing 2 2L 28 28 56 50 4 V1

6. Mechanical engineering 3 2 42 28 70 80 6 E1

7. Foreign languages 1 2 - 28 28 - - V1

8. Physical education 1 2 - 28 28 - - -

TOTAL 15 10 5 210 182 392 410 30 4E+3V

SEMESTER 2


10. Physics 2 2 1 2L 28 42 70 60 5 E2

11. Computer-aided drawing 1 - 2L 14 28 42 60 4 V2

12. Foreign languages 2 2 - 28 28 20 3 V2

13. Physical education 2 2 - 28 28 - - V2

14. Chemistry 2 - 1L 28 14 42 60 4 V2

15. Strength of materials 1 2 2 28 28 56 70 5 E2

16.

Philosophy

History of science 2 1 28 14 42 40 3 V2

TOTAL 12 10 5 168 182 350 380 30 3E+5V


SEMESTER 1

1. Politology 2 1 28 14 42 40 3 V1

2. Communication and inter-human relationships 2 1 - 28 14 42 40 3 V2

SEMESTER 2

3. Data structures and algorithms 2 1L 28 14 42 40 3 V2

4. Accountancy 2 1 28 14 42 40 3 V2


50/208

50

Second year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 3

17. Foreign languages 3 2 - 28 28 - - V3


19. Strength of materials 2 3 2 1L 42 42 84 70 6 E3

20. Electro-magnetic field theory 3 1L 42 14 56 70 5 V3

21. Special mathematics 3 2 42 28 70 60 5 E3

22.Electrotechnical materials

Material science2 2L 28 28 56 50 4 E3

23. Electrical and electronic measurements 1 2 2L 28 28 56 70 5 V3

24. Technological methods and procedures 3 2L 42 28 70 60 5 E3

TOTAL 16 8 8 224 196 420 380 30 4E+4V

SEMESTER 4



27. Electrical and electronic measurements 2 3 2L 42 28 70 60 5 E4

28. Electrical circuit theory 4 1 1L 56 28 84 70 6 E4

29. Machine tools and dimensional control 3 - 3L 42 42 84 70 6 V4

30. System theory and automatic control 2 2 28 28 56 50 4 E4

31.Microeconomics

Economics 2 1 - 28 14 42 40 3 V4

32. Practical training 4 weeks. x 30 ore 120 120 - 3

TOTAL 14 6 8 196168+

120

364+

120 310 30 3E+5V


SEMESTER 3


5. Office automation 1 2L 14 28 42 40 3 V3

SEMESTER 4


7. Culture and civilization 2 1 28 14 42 40 3 V4


51/208

51

Third year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 5

33. Analogic and digital electronics 4 2L 56 28 84 70 6 E5

34. Mechanisms and machine parts 1 2 1L 28 14 42 40 3 V5

35. Electromechanical converters 1 4 2L 56 28 84 70 6 E5

36. Fluid mechanics 3 2L 42 28 70 80 6 V5

37. Static converters 1 3 1L 42 14 56 50 4 E5

38. Static converters P 1P - 14 14 30 2 P5

39. Quality and reliabilty 2 1L 28 14 42 40 3 V5

TOTAL 18 0 10 252 140 392 380 30 3E+3V

SEMESTER 6

40. Mechanisms and machine parts 2 2 - 1L 28 14 42 40 3 E6

41. Mechanisms and machine parts2, project - 2P - 28 28 30 2 P6

42. Electromechanical converters 2 2 2L 28 28 56 50 4 E6

43. Electromechanical converters, project 2P 28 28 30 2 P6

44. Thermotechnics and internal combustion engines 3 1 2L 42 42 84 70 5 E6

45. Electrical equipment 2 1L 28 14 42 40 3 V6

46.Sensors and transducers

Optimization techniques2 2L 28 28 56 50 4 V6

47. Production technology design 2 2L 28 28 56 50 4 E6

48. Practical training 4 weeks. x 30 ore 120 120 - 3 V6

TOTAL 13 1 14 182 210+120 392+120 360 304E+3V+

2P


SEMESTER 5

8. Communication and social relationships 2 1 28 14 42 40 3 V59. Digital integrated circuits 2 1L 28 14 42 40 3 V5

10. Mechanical vibrations 2 2L 28 28 56 30 3 V5

SEMESTER 6

11. Numerical methods 2 1 28 14 42 40 3 V6


52/208

52

Fourth year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 7

49. Automatic system engineering 4 1 2L 56 42 98 80 6 E7

50. Electromechanical driving 1 4 1L 56 14 70 80 6 E7

51. Production, transport and distribution and electrical energy 4 1L 56 14 70 60 5 E7

52.Production, transport and distribution and electrical energy,

project2P 28 28 30 2 P7

53. Electromechanical equipment manufacture 3 1L 42 14 56 50 4 E7

54. Electromechanical equipment manufacture, project - 2P 28 28 30 2 P7

55. Drilling and production equipment 2 2L 28 128 56 50 5 V7

TOTAL 17 1 11 238 154 406 380 304E+1V+

2P

SEMESTER 8

56. Electromechanical driving 2 3 1L 30 10 40 85 4 E8

57. Microprocessor systems 2 2L 20 20 40 60 4 E8

58.Electrical installation computer aided design

Mechanical installation computer aided design2 2L 20 20 40 60 4 V8

59. Management and marketing 2 1 20 10 30 45 3 V8

60.Energy sources

Robotics3 2L 30 20 50 50 4 V8

61. Refinery and petrochemical equipment 3 1L 30 10 40 85 4 V8

62. Hydraulic and pneumatic driving 2 2L 20 20 40 85 4 E6

63.Practical training (3 weeks.x30 hours/week) and diploma

project3 weeks. x 30 ore 90 90 - 3+10 -

TOTAL 17 1 10 170 110+90 280+90 470 30+10 3E+4V


SEMESTER 7

12. Mechanical basis of robots 2 2L 28 28 56 20 3 V7

13. Adjustable electrical driving 2 2L 28 28 56 20 3 V7

SEMESTER 8

14. Special electrical machines 2 2L 28 28 56 20 3 V8


53/208

53

Domain: System EngineeringSpecialization: Automatic control and applied informatics

First year


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 1


2. Linear algebra , analytical and differential geometry 3 2 - 42 28 70 70 5 E1

3. Computer programming 2 - 2 28 28 56 60 5 E1

4. Physics 1 2 1 1 28 28 56 40 4 V1

5. Fundamentals of system and computer engineering 2 - 2 28 28 56 40 5 E1

6. English language 1 - 2 - - 28 28 30 3 V1

7. Physical education 1 - 2 - - 28 28 - - V1

8.Philosophy

History of science2 1 - 28 14 42 30 3 V1

TOTAL 14 10 5 196 210 406 340 30 4E ;4V

SEMESTER 2


10. Physics 2 2 1 1 28 28 56 40 4 E2

11. Electrotechnics 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 6 E2

12. Computer-aided graphics 1 - 2 14 28 42 40 3 V2

13. Chemistry 2 - 1 28 14 42 30 4 V2



16.Data structures and algorithms

Software systems engineering2 - 2 28 28 56 50 5 E2

TOTAL 13 7 8 182 210 392 310 30 4E+4V


SEMESTER 1

1. Office software 1 - 2 14 28 42 20 3 V2

2. Communications and inter-human relationships 2 1 - 28 14 42 40 3 V2

SEMESTER 2

3. Operating systems 1 - 2 14 28 42 20 3 V2

4. Scientific and theological cosmology 2 2 - 28 14 42 18 2 V2


54/208

54

Second year

No. Subjects


Credits

Eval.



SEMESTER 3

17. Applied mathematics 4 2 - 56 28 84 80 7 E3

18. Electrical drives and machines 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 5 E3

19. Electronic devices and analogical electronics 4 - 2 56 28 84 60 6 E3

20. Mechanics 2 1 1 28 28 56 40 4 E3

21. Differential equations 2 1 - 28 14 42 50 3 V3

22. English language 3 - 2 - - 28 28 30 3 V323. Physical education 3 - 2 - - 28 28 - - V3

TOTAL 15 8 5 210 182 392 320 28 4E*3V

SEMESTER 4

24. Digital electronics 2 - 2 28 28 56 50 4 E4

25. Numerical methods and calculus 2 - 2 28 28 56 50 4 E4

26. Objects-oriented programming 2 - 2 28 28 56 60 4 E4

27. Systems theory 3 1 2 42 42 84 80 7 E4



30.Materials science

Material technology2 - 1 28 14 42 30 3 V4

31.Microeconomics

Economics2 1 - 28 14 42 30 3 V4

32. Practical training 14weeks x

30 ore- - 120 120 - 4 V4

TOTAL 13 6 9 182210+

120

392+

120330 32 4E+5V


SEMESTER 33. Basics of micro-technology and connecting technique 2 - 1 28 14 42 20 3 V3

SEMESTER 4

4. Assembly languages 1 - 2 14 28 42 20 3 V4

5. Company administration 1 - 2 14 28 42 20 3 V4


55/208

55

Third year



SEMESTER 5

33. Automatic systems theory 4 2 2 56 56 112 100 8 E5

34. Digital circuits analysis and synthesis 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 5 E5

35. Computers architecture 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 5 E5

36. Computers architecture -project - - 1 - 14 14 30 2 V5

37. Databases 2 - 2 28 28 56 40 4 E5

38. Thermodynamic and hydraulic systemsHydraulic and pneumatic systems

3 - 2 42 28 70 70 4 V5

TOTAL 15 2 11 210 182 392 360 28 4E+2V

SEMESTER 6

39. Sensors, transducers, measurements 4 - 2 56 28 84 80 5 E6

40. Sensors, transducers, measurements project - - 1 - 14 14 30 2 V6

41. Programmable automata 4 - 2 56 28 84 80 6 E6

42. Systems identification 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 5 E6

43. Microprocessor-based systems 4 - 2 56 28 84 80 6 E6

44. MechatronicsRobot mechanics

2 - 2 28 28 56 50 4 V6

45. Practical training 4weeks x 30 ore 120 120 - 4 V6

TOTAL 17 - 11 238154+

120

392+

120380 32 4E+3V


SEMESTER 5

6. Discrete event systems 2 - 1 28 14 42 40 3 V5

7. Visual programming environments 1 - 2 14 28 42 30 3 V5


SEMESTER 6

9. Actuators 2 - 2 28 28 56 40 4 V6



56/208

56

Fourth year



SEMESTER 7

46. Control systems engineering 4 - 2 56 28 84 80 6 E7

47. Control systems engineering - project - - 1 - 14 14 30 2 V7

48. Robot control systems 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 5 E7

49. Robot control systems - project - - 1 - 14 14 30 2 V7

50. Data transmission 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 6 E7

51. Real time applications programming 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 6 E7

52. Digital control systems 3 - 2 42 28 70 60 5 V7

TOTAL 16 - 12 224 168 392 380 32 4E+3V

SEMESTER 8

53. Automatic process control 4 - 2 40 20 60 50 6 E8

54. Projects management 2 - 1 20 10 30 20 3 V8

55.Optimization techniques

Simulation and statistical processing techniques2 - 2 20 20 40 30 4 E8

56.Computer networks

Decision and diagnosis techniques

2 - 2 20 20 40 40 4 E8

57. Modeling and simulation of systems dynamics 4 - 2 40 20 60 50 4 V8

58.Artificial intelligence

Multi-agent systems3 - 2 30 20 50 40 4 V8

59. Practical training 3 (for diploma project) 3 weeks x 30 ore 90 90 - 3 -

60. Diploma project 2 weeks x 30 ore 60 60 - 10 E8

TOTAL 17 - 11 170 260 430 230 28+10 4E+3V


SEMESTER 7

11. Computer vision and pattern recognition 2 - 2 28 28 56 40 4 V7


SEMESTER 8

13. Multimedia systems 3 - 2 30 20 50 30 4 V8

14. Electrical machines control systems 2 - 1 20 10 30 30 2 V8

Domain: Computers and Information Technology


57/208

57

Specialization: Computers

First year

No. Subjects


Credits

Eval.



SEMESTER 1


2. Linear algebra , analytical and differential geometry 3 2 - 42 28 70 80 5 E1

3. Computer programming 2 - 3 28 42 70 80 5 E1

4. Physics 1 2 1 1 28 28 56 64 4 V1

5. Fundamentals of System and Computer Engineering 2 - 2 28 28 56 94 5 E1

6.

Philosophy

History of science 2 1 - 28 14 42 48 3 V1



TOTAL 14 8 6 196 196 392 508 304E+

4V

SEMESTER 2


10. Physics 2 2 1 1 28 28 56 64 4 E2

11. Algorithms design 3 - 3 42 42 84 96 6 E2

12. Electrotechnics 3 - 2 42 28 70 110 6 V2

13. Computer-aided graphics 1 - 2 14 28 42 48 3 E2

14. Chemistry 2 - 1 28 14 42 48 3 V2



TOTAL 14 5 9 196 196 392 508 304E+

4V


SEMESTER 1

1. Office software 1 2 - 14 28 42 18 2 V1

2. Communications and inter-human relationships 2 1 - 28 14 42 40 3 V2

SEMESTER 2

3. Accountancy 2 1 - 28 14 42 18 2 V2

4. Scientific and theological cosmology 2 2 - 28 14 42 18 2 V2


58/208

58

Second year

No. Subjects


CreditsEval.



SEMESTER 317. Applied mathematics 4 2 - 56 28 84 96 6 E3

18. Electronic devices and analogical electronics 4 - 2 56 28 84 96 6 E3

19. Mechanics 2 1 1 28 28 56 64 4 E3

20. CAD Systems 2 - 3 28 42 70 80 5 V3

21. Software engineering 2 - 3 28 42 70 80 5 E3


23. Physical education 3

- 2 - - 28 28 - - V3

TOTAL 15 5 8 210 182 392 448 284E+3

V

SEMESTER 4

24. Digital electronics 2 - 2 28 28 56 64 4 E4

25. Digital computers 1 3 1 2 42 42 84 96 6 E4

26. Numerical methods and calculus 2 1 2 28 42 70 80 5 E4

27.Materials science

Materials technology2 - 1 28 14 42 48 3 V4

28. Objects-oriented programming 2 - 3 28 42 70 80 5 E4

29.Micro-economics

Economics 2 1 - 28 14 42 48 3 V4



32. Practical training 1 4 weeks x 30 ore 120 - 4 V4

TOTAL 13 5 10 182 210392+

120448 32

4E+

5V


SEMESTER 3

5.Basics of micro-technology and connectingtechnique

2 - 1 28 14 42 18 2 V3

SEMESTER 4

6.Elements of fine mechanics and mechanisms forperipheral equipments

2 - 1 28 14 42 18 2 V4

7. Company administration 1 - 2 14 28 42 18 2 V4


59/208

59

Third yearNo. Subjects

Hours/Week Hours/ SemesterCredits

Eval.



SEMESTER 5

33. Digital computers 2 4 - 3 56 42 98 82 6 E5

34. Digital computers - project - - 2 - 28 28 32 2 V5

35. Logical programming 2 - 2 28 28 56 94 5 V5

36. Operating systems 1 3 - 2 42 28 70 80 5 E5

37. Programming in assembly languages 2 - 2 28 28 56 64 4 E538. Systems theory 3 1 2 42 42 84 96 6 E5

TOTAL 14 1 13 196 196 392 448 28 4E+2V

SEMESTER 6

39. Operating systems 2 2 - 2 28 28 56 64 4 E6

40. Operating systems - project - - 2 - 28 28 32 2 V6

41. Logical and functional programming 2 - 2 28 28 56 64 4 V6

42. Automatic control techniques 3 - 2 42 28 70 80 5 E6

43. Communication protocols

Data transmission2 - 2 28 28 56 64

4E6

44. Relational databases 3 - 2 42 28 70 80 5 E645. Interactive training systems 2 - 2 28 28 56 64 4 V6

46. Practical training 2 4 weeks x 30 ore 120 - 4 V6

TOTAL 14 - 14 196 196392+

120448 32 4E+4V


SEMESTER 5

8.Discrete event systems

2 - 2 28 28 56 34 3 V5


SEMESTER 610. Sensors and transducers 2 - 2 28 28 56 34 3 V6


Fourth year


CreditsEval.


60/208

60

No. Subjects CreditsFormC S,P PW C S,P,PW TOTAL I S


SEMESTER 8

47. Input-output systems 2 - 2 28 28 56 64 4 E7

48. Microcontrollers-based design

Microprocessors-based design2 - 2 28 28 56 94 5 V7

49. Artificial intelligence 2 - 2 28 28 56 64 4 E7

50. Artificial intelligence - project - - 2 - 28 28 32 2 V7

51.Data acquisition and processing

Virtual instrumentation 3 - 2 42 28 7080 5 E7

52.Parallel and distributed algorithmsParallel computing architectures 3 - 2 42 28 70

110 6 V7

53. Image processing 2 - 2 28 28 56 64 4 E7

TOTAL 14 - 14 196 196 392 508 30 4E+3V

SEMESTER 8

54.Optimization techniques

Simulation and statistical processing techniques2 - 2 20 20 40 60 4 V8

55. Multimedia systems 3 - 2 30 20 50 75 5 E8

56. Multimedia systems - project - - 2 - 20 20 30 2 V8

57. Local area computer networks 3 - 3 30 30 60 90 6

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