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Faculty of Automation and Computer Science

Faculty of Automation and Computer Science. In the context of the economical environment. Agenda. History Departments Study Programs Erasmus Exchange Partners Research Activity Relevant Research Partners Connections with the Socio-Economical Environment Cooperation - Education

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Faculty of Automation and Computer Science

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  1. Faculty of Automation and Computer Science In the context of the economical environment

  2. Agenda • History • Departments • Study Programs • Erasmus Exchange Partners • Research Activity • Relevant Research Partners • Connections with the Socio-Economical Environment • Cooperation - Education • Cooperation - Research

  3. History • 1920 – Industrial High-School • The predecessor of the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca • 1964 – Faculty of Electrical Engineering • 1977 – Study programs in Automation and Computer science • 1990 - Faculty of Automation and Computer Science • 1995 – English section for both Automation and Computer Science

  4. Departments • Automation • 41 positions: 8 professors, 4 as. professors, 10 lecturers, 19 assistants • Computer Science • 60 positions: 11 professors, 5 as. professors, 15 lecturers, 29 assistants • Mathematics • 31 positions: 7 professors, 8 as. professors, 9 lecturers, 7 assistants

  5. Study Programs (I) • Bachelor – 4 years, license diploma • Computers and Information Technology Domains • Computer Science (in English and Romanian) and Information Technology – 1046 students (273 in 1st year) • System Engineering Domain (Automation) • Automation and applied informatics (in English and Romanian) – 631 students (187 in the 1st year) • Total number of students: 1677 • 1537 – tax free (supported from government funds) • 140 – with scholar taxes

  6. Study Programs (II) • Master studies – 2 years • Computers and Information Technology Domains • Networks and distributed systems • Artificial intelligence and vision • Software engineering • Computer engineering • Information technology in economics • Complements of computer science • System Engineering domain (Automation) • Advanced process control • Applied informatics in complex systems control • Advanced control engineering for manufacturing • Applied informatics 318 students 235 students

  7. Study Programs (III) • Doctoral studies – 3 years • Computers and Information Technology Domains • 76 students • 16 accepted in the last year • PhD thesis finalized in 2011: 9 • System Engineering domain (Automation) • 58 students • 11 accepted in the last year • PhD thesis finalized in 2011: 20

  8. Erasmus Exchange Partners (I) • Universite de Valenciennes et du Hainaut CambresisFranta • EcoleNormaleSuperieure de Lyon Franta • Institutd'IngenierieInformatique de Limoges Franta • University of Rennes 1 Franta • Institut National des Sciences Appliques de Rennes Franta • Universidad de las Palmas de Gran CanariaSpania • Universidad Carlos III de Madrid Spania • Universitat de GironaSpania • Universitat de Valencia Spania • Universitat Hamburg Germania • TechnischeUniversitatMunchen Germania • UniversitadegliStudidi Torino Italia • UniversitadegliStudidi Salerno Italia • Universidade Do Minho Portugalia

  9. Erasmus Exchange Partners (II) • Firat University Turcia • Eskisehir OsmangaziUniversitesiTurcia • Universiteit Gent Belgia • Savonia University of Applied Sciences Finlanda • Warsaw University of Technology Polonia • Cracow University of Technology Polonia • University College Cork Irlanda • Czech Technical University in Prague RepublicaCeha • Universite Paul Sabatier - Toulouse III Franta • TechnischeUniversiteit Eindhoven Olanda • Istanbul Kultur University Turcia • Universite de Nice Sophia AntipolisFranta • Universite de la MediterraneeFranta

  10. Research Activity • Research projects • Publications (articles) - 2011

  11. Relevant Research Partners • Politecnicodi Milano • University of Trento • Semantic Technology Institute (STI Innsbruck) • VrijeUniversiteit Amsterdam • University of Sheffield • HLRS, Universität Stuttgart • Volkswagen AG

  12. Connections with the Socio-Economical Environment (I) • Cooperation agreements with major companies in the field: • Microsoft • Siemens • Oracle • CISCO • Volkswagen AG • Emerson • IBM • Continental • Hanna Instruments • National Instruments

  13. Connections with the Socio-Economical Environment (II) • Cooperation agreements with major companies in the field: • Michelin • TenarisSilcotub • Alcatel • Nokia

  14. Cooperation - Education • Adapted Curriculum to the industrial needs • Microsoft Academic Alliance • IBM Academic Initiative • Oracle Academy • CISCO Academy • Industry funded labs • Emerson • Partnership agreements for student’s internship • More than 50 agreements

  15. Cooperation - Research • International Research projects • Volkswagen A.G. • FP7 Partnerships • Siemens A.G., Softgress S.R.L., CEFRIEL S.c.r.l., Pepper's Ghost Productions (PGP), Telefónica • Adam Opel, Audi, Centro Ricerche Fiat, Daimler AG, Ford Forschungszentrum Aachen, Peugeot Citroen Automobiles, Renault, Delphi Delco Electronics Europe

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