Congratulations on the successful defense of your qualification work!
Congratulations to the graduates of the educational and professional programs “Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies” (AСTAСIT) and “Systems Engineering” (AСTSЕ) of NURE on the successful defense of their qualification theses! Your projects demonstrated deep knowledge, creative thinking, and practical orientation – from the development of intelligent control systems to the implementation of modern IT solutions in industry.
You have demonstrated not only a high level of professional training but also the ability to independently research and analyze complex technical tasks!
We extend special congratulations to the honors students – your perseverance, responsibility, and determination have become an example for everyone!
- Dryga Sofia (ACTACIT-21-1);
- Nienova Daryna (ACTACIT-21-1);
- Karpenko Andriy (ACTACIT-21-2).
We thank the heads of academic groups for their organization, support and initiative throughout the entire period of study – we wish you professional growth, inspiration and new achievements!
Nienova Daryna ACTACIT-21-1
Navrotskyi Danylo ACTACIT-21-2
Kazanovska Kateryna ACTACIT-21-3
Shevchenko Anna ACTSE-21-1
Polikanov Kyrylo ACTSE-21-2
Pham Le Viet Anh ACTSE-21-3
We would like to thank our invited colleagues who served as the Heads of the Examination Commissions:
Prof. Yulia Guseva – (Doctor of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, A.N. Beketov Kharkiv National University of Urban Economy and Construction, Kharkiv)
Prof. Kulish Serhii – (PhD, Associate Professor, National Aerospace University “KhAI”, Professor of the Department of Radioelectronic and Biomedical Computerized Tools and
Technologies, Kharkiv);
Prof. Serhii Prytchyn (Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Kremenchuk Mykhailo Ostrohradskyi National University, Kremenchuk).
We also thank the EC secretaries and senior lecturers: Dmytro Gurin and Serhii Tesliuk, and assistant Kolomiets Alyona Ihorivna, for their hard work!
New challenges, new knowledge, and opportunities lie ahead. We invite you to continue your master’s studies in the specialty 174 “Automation, computer-integrated technologies and robotics”. This is a great opportunity to deepen your knowledge, join cutting-edge research, and open new horizons in engineering science!
