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| Application Deadline: | as early as possible | ||
| Annual Tuition Fee: | ≈ € 8,625 - | ||
| Location: | Nijmegen / Netherlands / View location on map ▾ Hide location on map ▴ | ||
| Duration: | 16 months | Start Date: | September |
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| Languages: | English | ||
The Control Systems Engineering programme has been offered for many years, while the course contents are kept up-to-date with new technological developments. In addition to a firm theoretical foundation, ample attention is given to practical applications.
Part-time or full-time
The scheme can be followed as a part time taught programme of two years or as a one year full-time taught programme, both leading to a Postgraduate Diploma. After the taught part of the programme, successful execution of a Major Project will lead to a Master degree in Control Systems Engineering.
The intended audience consists of engineers at Bachelor level of a relevant engineering discipline. Engineers of a comparable level, obtained via formal education or in practice, may also be admitted to the programme.
Improve your teaching qualities
Students of this master course who are lecturer at a university in their home country will get the opportunity to improve their teaching qualities in practice during the study at HAN University (an intake is part of the procedure).
The programme consists of lectures, labs, minor projects and a major project as proof of competence.The total study load is 2100 hours (75 ECTS).The programme is scheduled as full-time as well as part-time study.
The default full-time programme takes 16 months, including major project and summer recess, based on a study load of 40 hours a week. Without summer recess, the study can be succesfully completed in 14 months, including major project.
The programme can be accomplished within 12 months, including the major project and without summer recess, based on a study load of over 50 hours a week ( the efficient route). Student results should meet the defined requirements for this route. As part-time study, the programme takes aproximately two and a half years, including the major project.
The taught part of the scheme entitles the student to a Postgraduate Diploma. Students, completing the scheme with an additional Major Project will be awarded the Professional Master degree in Control Systems Engineering. Parts of the scheme can be followed per course module. A certificate is awarded for course modules, which have been concluded successfully.
Identification
* Theoretic modelling, energy or mass balance, model validation
* Model estimators, ARMA/ARMAX, FIR models, Kalman filters, nonlinear behaviour
Dynamic models
* MIMO, model transformations, state space, FIR, transfer functions
* Model reduction, linearization, covering delays
* Simulation models, prediction models
Control theory
* Classical control, pole placement and root locus techniques
* Optimal control, cost functions, finite/infinte horizon predictors
* Non linear control, phase plane and bang-bang control, anti-windup
* Robust control, H 2 /H
* Adaptive control, model reference control
* Fuzzy control
Implementation
* Sensors and actuators, control valves
* PLC, SCADA, realtime soft-PC
* Mechatronics: vision and motion, servo control (selection programme)
* Process Industry: process control, batch control, ISA S88/S95 (selection programme)
Tools
* English: scientific literature search, report writing, presentation
* Mathematics:vector algebra, differential equations, frequency behaviour, matrix calculus and singular value decomposition, Laplace an z-transform, homogeneous transformers
* Software: Matlab/Simulink, Labview
* Patent an literature study
Minor Projects
* Mechatronics (selection programme)
* Process Industry (selection programme)
* Teamwork, Project organisation
Major Project
After having succesfully finished all courses, a Major Project completes the study programme. During these months the individual student will execute a project in the field of Control Systems Engineering in industry or in a research environment. This project represents an application of the principles of Control Systems Engineering to a '"real-life" industrial situation.
The Major Project will be presented in an oral examination for a panel, which includes both supervisors and an External Examinor. The execution of the project will be supervised by a staff member of HAN University of Applied Sciences and by an industrial supervisor from the supporting company.
Apart from his technical aptitude, the student will prove his ability to manage a project and he will demonstrate his skills in communication, reporting and presentation.
To participate in the master course a laptop with a wi-fi is required.
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test.
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Applicants are registered as students at HAN. In order to be admitted students must be graduated of a Bachelor degree in Engineering (list of marks GPA 2.8 or more) and have sufficient knowledge of the English language (TOEFL score 550 or more / IELTS score 6.0 or more).
| Minimal degree required: | Bachelor's degree |
| Minimal amount of work experience | Not specified |
| IELTS Band: | 6.0 |
| TOEFL Paper-based: | 550 |
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