Analytical review and the analysis of educational  programs with CMSE content

Борут Зупанчич; Юрий Борисович Сениченков; Гаспер Мушич

Борут Зупанчич University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Юрий Борисович Сениченков Peter the Great Saint-Petersburg Polytechnic University, Saint Petersburg, Russia
Гаспер Мушич University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Abstract

The paper deals with the outcomes of a working package in the ERASMUS+ project entitled InMotion in which European partners should help to establish improved programs with modelling and simulation content in Malaysia and Russian Federation. By the aid of a survey the analytical review and the analysis of educational programs with computer modelling and simulation engineering content was performed. The survey was sent to partner universities and worldwide. The answers were analysed for bachelor, master and PhD programs with regard to the basic information (duration, contact hours and individual work, final work, practical orientation of the study and elective courses), with regard to curricula and competencies. The final part is devoted to the investigation whether there are some bachelor, master and PhD programs that are completely in the area of modelling and simulation. We were able to find only one example of such institution in US.

Author Biographies

Борут Зупанчич, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Zupančič: PhD, professor at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana, borut.zupancic@fe.uni-lj.si

Юрий Борисович Сениченков, Peter the Great Saint-Petersburg Polytechnic University, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Yuriy B. Senichenkov: St. Petersburg Peter the Great Polytechnic University, Institute of Computer Science and Technology, Professor, doctor of science; 194021 Saint-Petersburg, Polytehnicheskaya st., 21, ICST, sen@dcn.icc.spbstu.ru

Гаспер Мушич, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Gašper Mušič: MSc and PhD, Full Professor at the Faculty of Еlectrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana, gasper.music@fe.uni-lj.si

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