Introduction to automation of production processes

COURSE AIMS

Cl. Acquainting with the theoretical basics in the field of automation as well as with issues

of design, selection, commissioning and automation systems operation in the field of production engineering.

C2. Presentation of elementary mathematical models used in automation and control theory.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND OTHER COMPETENCES

1.Student is able to explain the essence of basic physical phenomena.

2.Student is able to describe electrical and electronic systems as well as explain the rules of their operation.

3.Student is able to present the internal and external environment of production companies and describe the cycle of production processes.

BASIC AND SUPPLEMENTARY RESOURCE MATERIALS

Basic resources

1.Trevathan V.L. (ed.) Research Triangle Park. NC, USA, International Society of Automation.A Guide to the Automation Body of Knowledge, 2006.

2.Frohm J. Levels of Automation in Production Systems. Chalmers University of Technology, 2008.

3.Kandray D. Programmable Automation Technologies. Industrial Press, 2010.

Supplementary resources

1.Świć A., Lipski J. (eds.) Automation and Control in Industry. Wydaw. Politechniki Lubelskiej, Lublin, 2008.

2.Methods and Models in Automation and Robotics: 15th International Conference, 23-26 August 2010, Międzyzdroje, Poland.

COURSE AIMS

Cl. Acquainting with the theoretical basics in the field of automation as well as with issues

of design, selection, commissioning and automation systems operation in the field of production engineering.

C2. Presentation of elementary mathematical models used in automation and control theory.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND OTHER COMPETENCES

1.Student is able to explain the essence of basic physical phenomena.

2.Student is able to describe electrical and electronic systems as well as explain the rules of their operation.

3.Student is able to present the internal and external environment of production companies and describe the cycle of production processes.

BASIC AND SUPPLEMENTARY RESOURCE MATERIALS

Basic resources

1.Trevathan V.L. (ed.) Research Triangle Park. NC, USA, International Society of Automation.A Guide to the Automation Body of Knowledge, 2006.

2.Frohm J. Levels of Automation in Production Systems. Chalmers University of Technology, 2008.

3.Kandray D. Programmable Automation Technologies. Industrial Press, 2010.

Supplementary resources

1.Świć A., Lipski J. (eds.) Automation and Control in Industry. Wydaw. Politechniki Lubelskiej, Lublin, 2008.

2.Methods and Models in Automation and Robotics: 15th International Conference, 23-26 August 2010, Międzyzdroje, Poland.

COURSE AIMS

Cl. Acquainting with the theoretical basics in the field of automation as well as with issues

of design, selection, commissioning and automation systems operation in the field of production engineering.

C2. Presentation of elementary mathematical models used in automation and control theory.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND OTHER COMPETENCES

1.Student is able to explain the essence of basic physical phenomena.

2.Student is able to describe electrical and electronic systems as well as explain the rules of their operation.

3.Student is able to present the internal and external environment of production companies and describe the cycle of production processes.

BASIC AND SUPPLEMENTARY RESOURCE MATERIALS

Basic resources

1.Trevathan V.L. (ed.) Research Triangle Park. NC, USA, International Society of Automation.A Guide to the Automation Body of Knowledge, 2006.

2.Frohm J. Levels of Automation in Production Systems. Chalmers University of Technology, 2008.

3.Kandray D. Programmable Automation Technologies. Industrial Press, 2010.

Supplementary resources

1.Świć A., Lipski J. (eds.) Automation and Control in Industry. Wydaw. Politechniki Lubelskiej, Lublin, 2008.

2.Methods and Models in Automation and Robotics: 15th International Conference, 23-26 August 2010, Międzyzdroje, Poland.

COURSE AIMS

Cl. Acquainting with the theoretical basics in the field of automation as well as with issues

of design, selection, commissioning and automation systems operation in the field of production engineering.

C2. Presentation of elementary mathematical models used in automation and control theory.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND OTHER COMPETENCES

1.Student is able to explain the essence of basic physical phenomena.

2.Student is able to describe electrical and electronic systems as well as explain the rules of their operation.

3.Student is able to present the internal and external environment of production companies and describe the cycle of production processes.

BASIC AND SUPPLEMENTARY RESOURCE MATERIALS

Basic resources

1.Trevathan V.L. (ed.) Research Triangle Park. NC, USA, International Society of Automation.A Guide to the Automation Body of Knowledge, 2006.

2.Frohm J. Levels of Automation in Production Systems. Chalmers University of Technology, 2008.

3.Kandray D. Programmable Automation Technologies. Industrial Press, 2010.

Supplementary resources

1.Świć A., Lipski J. (eds.) Automation and Control in Industry. Wydaw. Politechniki Lubelskiej, Lublin, 2008.

2.Methods and Models in Automation and Robotics: 15th International Conference, 23-26 August 2010, Międzyzdroje, Poland.

COURSE AIMS

Cl. Acquainting with the theoretical basics in the field of automation as well as with issues

of design, selection, commissioning and automation systems operation in the field of production engineering.

C2. Presentation of elementary mathematical models used in automation and control theory.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND OTHER COMPETENCES

1.Student is able to explain the essence of basic physical phenomena.

2.Student is able to describe electrical and electronic systems as well as explain the rules of their operation.

3.Student is able to present the internal and external environment of production companies and describe the cycle of production processes.

BASIC AND SUPPLEMENTARY RESOURCE MATERIALS

Basic resources

1.Trevathan V.L. (ed.) Research Triangle Park. NC, USA, International Society of Automation.A Guide to the Automation Body of Knowledge, 2006.

2.Frohm J. Levels of Automation in Production Systems. Chalmers University of Technology, 2008.

3.Kandray D. Programmable Automation Technologies. Industrial Press, 2010.

Supplementary resources

1.Świć A., Lipski J. (eds.) Automation and Control in Industry. Wydaw. Politechniki Lubelskiej, Lublin, 2008.

2.Methods and Models in Automation and Robotics: 15th International Conference, 23-26 August 2010, Międzyzdroje, Poland.

COURSE AIMS

Cl. Acquainting with the theoretical basics in the field of automation as well as with issues of design, selection, commissioning and automation systems operation in the field of production engineering.

C2. Presentation of elementary mathematical models used in automation and control theory.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND OTHER COMPETENCES

1.Student is able to explain the essence of basic physical phenomena.

2.Student is able to describe electrical and electronic systems as well as explain the rules of their operation.

3.Student is able to present the internal and external environment of production companies and describe the cycle of production processes.

BASIC AND SUPPLEMENTARY RESOURCE MATERIALS

Basic resources

1. Panasiuk J., Kaczmarek W., Robotization of production processes, Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, Warszawa 2019.

2. Surdak Ch., The Care and Feeding of Bots: an Owner's Manual for Robotic Process Automation, Ouray Mills Publishing, Redlands 2020.

3. Bolton W., Programmable Logic Controllers, Elsevier Science & Technology, 2015.

Supplementary resources

1. Manesis S., Nikolakopoulos G., Introduction to Industrial Automation, Taylor & Francis Inc, 2018.

2. Zachary W., A Guide to Robotic Process Automation for the Average Worker: RPA Use Cases, and How to Keep Your Job Safe from Bots, 2019.

3. Krylov V.I., Skobla N.S., Skoblya N.S., A Handbook of Methods of Approximate Fourier Transformation and Inversion of the Laplace Transformation, Mir, Moskow 1977.