MAI International Bachelor Program:
Control and IT in Engineering Systems
Who this program is for
Avionic devices and electrical systems
play an increasingly important and
central role in modern aerospace
vehicles. This program is designed for
those who plan to make a career in the
field of development, design and
maintenance of avionics and electrical
systems of flying vehicles
Goal
This program and its subject areas are
designed in an aerospace context which
ensures that the subjects are developed to
the most technologically advanced level. It
allows you to specialize in analysis and
development of avionic systems and
electrical engineering for control and
navigation of flying vehicles. You will obtain
knowledge and experience to be not only
users, but avionic and electrical systems
creators
Structure
The program offers the opportunity
to combine studying four major areas
that extend throughout the four
years: fundamental mathematics and
physics; aerodynamics, dynamics and
control; electronics, signals and
microprocessor systems; avionic
devices and systems.
Teaching in all four years is through a
combination of lectures, tutorials and
laboratory works. The laboratory
works are designed to teach the
experimental technique and to assist
with the physical understanding of
the subject studied
Bachelor Program: Overview
Year 1
Courses are broadly based on a wide range of
mathematical, physical, computer sciences and
information technologies. Mathematics is an important
component of the first year course.
Subjects: Linear Algebra and Analytical Geometry,
Calculus, Chemistry, Introduction To Aerospace Technics,
Informatics, Engineering and Computer Graphics,
Descriptive Geometry, Materials Science and Technology
of Structural Materials, Physics, Theoretical Mechanics,
Training Practice
Year 3
This year offers a range of subjects in avionics, automatic
control theory, electrical systems, data transmission,
which are complemented by individual course projects.
Subjects: Electro-mechanics, Flight Dynamics, Design and
Construction of Aircrafts, Analog Electronics of Control
Systems, Aero-hydro-dynamics, Quality control,
Technology of Electronic Units, Fundamentals of
Management, Automatic Control Systems of Flying
Vehicles, Digital Electronic and Microprocessor Units of
Control Systems, Flight Safety Systems, Economics and
Industrial Engineering, Internship
Year 2
Students continue to study a broad range of subjects while
electronics and applied mechanics subjects are also
introduced.
Subjects: Differential Equations, Aviation Psychology,
Theoretical Mechanics, Physics, Metrology and
Standardization, Life Safety, Strength of Materials,
Automatic Control Theory, Probability Theory and
Mathematical Statistics, Numerical Methods and Methods
of Optimization, Ecology, Engineering Mechanics, Electrical
Engineering, Internship
Year 4
Students continue to study the avionics subjects while the
device and system design subjects are introduced. Finally,
the students must complete the qualification project.
Subjects: Project Management, Vision Systems, Avionics
Systems, Computer Systems, Bases of Sensor Technology,
Learning Technical Systems, Flight-navigation Systems,
Certification of Flying Vehicles, Bases of Design of
Electronic Units of Control Systems, Data Transmission,
Undergraduate Practice, Final State Attestation.
Within frames of this program two profiles are proposed:
1) major in Avionics and Control-Navigation Systems; 2)
major in Electrical Engineering of Flying Vehicles Systems
MAI International Master Program:
Control and IT in Engineering Systems
Who this program is for
Avionic devices and electrical systems play
an increasingly important and central role
in modern aerospace vehicles. This
master program is designed for those who
plan to make a carrier in the field of
development, design and maintenance of
avionics and electrical systems of flying
vehicles
Goal Structure
This master program and its subject areas The program offers the opportunity to
are designed in an aerospace context which combine studying four major areas that
ensures that the subjects are developed to extend throughout the two years:
the most technologically advanced level. advanced mathematics and physics;
The field of professional activity of graduates contemporary dynamics and control;
of the master's degree includes designing, electronics, signals, data transmitting
research, production and operation of and microprocessor systems;
aviation systems, monitoring and technical
integrated avionic devices and systems.
diagnostics systems, software and hardware
of electronic control systems for aircraft. The program is taught through a
Avionics and Electrical Engineering Master’s combination of lectures, tutorials and
Program graduates are able to: laboratory works. The laboratory works
• design structures and mathematical models are designed to teach the experimental
of aircraft instruments and aircraft control technique and to assist with the
systems
physical understanding of the subjects
• develop information and algorithmic
support for the projected avionics and studied
electronic control systems for aircrafts
• create hardware and software for
projected avionics and electronic control
systems for aircraft
• model, identify and provide technical
diagnosis of avionics and electronic control
systems of aircrafts
Master Program: Basic Disciplines

Mathematical modeling of technical objects and control systems

Modern problems of control theory
Automated design of systems and controls
Computer control technologies in technical systems
Hardware and software of control systems
Flight safety management systems
Modular avionics
Electronic control systems
Sensor technology
Processing of video information in control systems
Optical and fiber-optic devices and systems
Data transmission systems