Study programme title in Est.

Integreeritud tehnoloogiad

Study programme title in Engl.

Integrated Engineering

TalTech study programme code

MVEB14

MER study programme code

126337

Study programme version code

MVEB14/23

Faculty / college

E - School of Engineering

Head of study programme/study programme manager

Tauno Otto

Language of instruction

English

Study level

Bachelor study

ECTS credits

180

Self-paid study programme

no

Nominal study period

6 semesters

Study programme group

Engineering, Manufacturing and Technology

Broad area of study

Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction

Study field

Engineering and engineering trades

Granting the right to conduct studies in the study programme group

õppe läbiviimise õigus

Validity date of the right to conduct studies in the study programme group

tähtajatu

No. of the decision granting the right to teach in the study programme group

112

Access conditions

Secondary school leaving certificate or an equivalent recognised qualification. Show more...

According to TalTech admission requirements.

Study programme aims and objectives

The program provides students with deep knowledge in digitalisation for productivity and smart manufacturing - Industry 4. Show more...
0 - sufficient to start activities in hi-tech industry or ICT firm with the intention of continuing education.
The program integrates knowledge from the fields of ICT, design, production, materials, logistics, robotics, and market-oriented economic subjects. Therefore, a bachelor in integrated engineering is ready to start engineering activities, as well as to continue his/her studies at a master's level.
Hence, the educational objectives of the curriculum areas are as follows:
- to provide an understanding of: social sciences, physics and engineering science fundamentals in the field of engineering to the extent required for starting to work in the field, as well as to continue studies at a master's level;
- to deliver special courses introducing mechanical engineering, materials, design, power engineering, automation, information- and communication technology;
- applying modern computing and information technology in the field;
- relying on foreign language sources and procuring information in the field.

Learning outcomes of the study programme

The graduate:
- is able to express itself in speciality in written and oral manner and is able to communicate at least in one foreign language; Show more...

- can write and compile programs, including for industrial robots and CNC machine tools;
- can use industrial digitalisation and Industry 4.0 principles and methodologies for enhancing productivity;
- has knowledge how to use contemporary means of information technology and teamworking in everyday work;
- is able to take into part in engineering projects both in industry and R&D;
- can design new competitive environment friendly products, meeting the customers' expectations;
- knows how to use specific models to specify a system or process on the level of technological parameters, while creating and assessing alternative designs;
- has knowledge how to use the results obtained by the physical model for creation of an actual system or a process which would also comply to effective production requirements;
- has ability to critically assess the developed systems used in industry as well as own professional capability, and to plan the needed additional training.

Graduation requirements

Completion of the curriculum in the required amount, and the successful defence of the graduation paper in conformity with the requirements set by the TalTech Senate. Show more...
In order to obtain Cum Laude diploma the graduation paper must be defended for the grade "5" and the weighted average grade must be at least 4,60, where all grades from diploma supplement are taken into account.