BIT for ac.y. 2024/25

This study plan is for students starting study in ac.y. 2019/20 or later.

A student must first register for and subsequently enroll in repeated compulsory courses and repeated elective courses. Following this, the student registers for and enrolls in compulsory and elective courses from the study plan for the relevant year. Only when this is done, the student may register for and enroll in elective courses. If a student does not register for, and subsequently enroll in, all the compulsory courses from the relevant study plan (except for Semester Project and Bachelor's Thesis), he/she may register for, and enroll in, a maximum of one elective course in the given semester.

Students of the 3rd year can submit an application to enroll in up to three any courses from the master's study programme. These courses will be treated as elective courses during bachelor's studies. Applications can be submitted via VUT IS (StudIS) in the Administrative procedures and applications module and will be reviewed with students' study results taken into consideration.

As of academic year 2022/23, the course IDM - Discrete Mathematics for 5 credits is divided into 2 courses: IDM - Discrete Mathematics for 4 credits and IZLO - Introduction to Logic for Computer Science. Students who have not taken IDM for 5 credits are required to enroll in the replacement courses IDM for 4 credits and IZLO for 2 credits at the earliest opportunity. Students who have completed the IDM for 5 credits will automatically have the IZLO recognized for 0 credits as an indication of a completed requirement. Failure to complete the original required IDM course for 5 credits does not count towards the ability to repeat the IZLO course.

In order for this study programme to be a higher bachelor's degree study programme from another field of education that meets the content requirements for electrical engineering education pursuant to Section 19 (2) (a) (3) of Act No.250/2021 Coll. on occupational safety in connection with the operation of reserved technical equipment and on amendments to related acts, the student must choose elective courses BPC-ELSA (Electrical Engineering Tutorial) and BPC-FYE (Physics in Electrical Engineering), which are important in terms of understanding the theory for assessing the risks that electricity can cause, and a minimum of 3 courses from the following groups A and B, which will have a total of at least 60 hours of laboratories to obtain the necessary practice, with at least 1 course from group A:

A) Courses with a major contribution to the field of electrical engineering

• XPC-EIC - Electrical Installations, 20 h lab.
• BPC-FY1B - Physics 1, 26 h lab.
• BPC-ZSY - Security Systems, 26 h lab.
• BPC-AUD - Audio Electronics, 26 h lab.
• BPC-PSM - Printed Circuits and Surface Mount Technology, 18 h lab.
• BPC-PRP - Robotics and Computer Vision, 39 h lab.

B) Courses with a minor contribution in the field of electrical engineering

• BPC-AE1 - Analog Electronics 1, 26 h lab.
• BPC-AE2 - Analog Electronics 2, 13 h lab.
• BPC-ANA - Analog Technology, 14 h lab.
• BPC-ELA - Electroacoustics 1, 22 h lab.

After completing the above courses and the compulsory courses IEL, INP and IMP, it is possible to take the course XPC-ELB (Safety in Electrical Engineering), which ends with anamination leading to the issue of a certificate of competence under Act No 250/2021 Coll. Graduates receive the certificate together with the bachelor's diploma, i.e. after completing the whole prescribed education.