| Module name | Methods for Automation for safety related Systems |
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| Type of module | Selectable mandatory module |
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Learning results,
competencies, qualification goals | The student is able to:
- develop, realize and test procedures for modelling and programming,
- create, test and analyse technical procedures and methods for data communication, data backups and data integrity for industrial communication,
- design, organise, program and to implement the exchange of data between heterogeneous systems,
- formally document and critically evaluate results.
Learning results with regard to the objectives of the course of study:
- Gaining deeper insight into the mathematical and natural science areas
- Gaining a deeper knowledge about the specific electrical fundamentals
- Acquiring enhanced and applied subject-specific basics
- Identifying and classifying complex electro-technical and interdisciplinary tasks
- Being confident in the ability to apply and evaluate analytical methods
- Being able to create and evaluate solving methods independently
- Familiarising oneself with new areas of knowledge, running searches and assessing the results
- Gaining important and profound experience in the area of practical technical skills and engineering activities
- Working and researching in national and international contexts
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| Types of courses | 4 SWS (semester periods per week): 2 SWS lecture
2 SWS exercise |
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| Course contents | - Structured design of control programmes and models according to the recognised SPS languages
- Design, application and evaluation of industrial communication networks
- Design and implementation of procedures to assure data integrity in the automation technology
- Structured design of architectures and distributed, disparate systems for the exchange of process data
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Teaching and learning methods
(forms of teaching and learning) | Lecture, presentation, learning by teaching, self-regulated learning, problem-based learning |
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| Frequency of the module offering | Summer term |
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| Language | English |
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Requirements for the
participation in the module | Prerequisites according to examination regulations |
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| Student workload | 180 h: 60 h attendance studies
120 h personal studies |
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| Academic performances | Academic performance: 2 documentations/reports |
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Precondition for the
admission to the
examination performance | None |
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| Examination performance | Examination performance: electronic written exam (including a programming task) 120-180 min. or oral exam 20-40 minutes |
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Number of credits
of the module | 6 credits and 1 credit of them applies to the integrated key competencies
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| In charge of the module | Dr. Michael Schwarz |
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| Teacher of the module | Dr. Michael Schwarz and co-workers |
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| Forms of media | Projector, black board, piece of paper, demonstrations and design work at the PC |
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| Literature references | - Günter Wellenreuther, Dieter Zastrow, Automation with PLC - Theory and Practice. Viegweg+Teubner, GMV Fachverlage GmbH, 2011,
- Lange J., Burke T. J., Iwanitz F., OPC from Data Access to Unified Architecture. 4 Ed. Berlin, VDE-Verl., 2010
- Schnell, Gerhard, Bussysteme in der Automatisierungs und Prozesstechnik Grundlagen, Systeme und Trends der industriellen Kommunikation, Vieweg, 2006
- Manfred Popp, The PROFINET IO Book Basics and Tips for Users, Heidelberg : Hüthig, 2005
- Etschberger, K. Controller-Area-Network, Munich: Hanser, 2002
- Other literature will be announced in the lecture
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