Study Guide

Objectives

The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the backgrounds, purposes, and tasks of various types of work machine control systems. Topics covered include identifying typical applications and uses of work machine control systems, as well as sensors and actuators.

During the course, students will learn to apply various sensors and actuators in work machine control systems. They will learn to design and specify typical control systems for work machine and the functional sequences implemented through them.

Students will be acquainted with the fundamentals of machine safety and will be able to consider machine safety in the design of machinery control systems.

Students will be able to design and implement software for work machine control systems, as well as test and commission the system.

Upon completing the course, the student:
-understand the typical applications of various types of work machines
-can identify sensors and actuators related to the control system of a work machine
-is capable of designing and implementing a typical control system and sequence for work machines
-is familiar with the fundamentals of machine safety and can integrate its principles into the design and implementation of work machine control systems
-is able to apply acquired knowledge to design and implement simple control systems.
-can describe and document the structure and functionality of control systems related to work machines
-is able to report on the results of their work.

Content

The core contents of the study module include control systems for work machines as well as the applications of sensors and actuators used in these machines. Practical application is emphasized through exercises focused on the design and implementation of control systems in separate sessions. The teaching methodology encompasses theoretical instruction, hands-on exercises, practical assignments, and demonstrations.

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1-2)

Understands the basics of work machine control systems, sensors, and actuators. Recognizes important practices within their own field.

Assessment criteria, good (3-4)

Understands the basics of work machine control systems, sensors, and actuators. Can apply guided technical solutions related to the topic in various application scenarios.

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

Comprehensively understands the fundamentals of work machine control systems, sensors, and actuators. Can select and dimension control system components and actuators for various applications. Can collaborate responsibly, flexibly, and constructively. Develops both personal and group interaction skills.