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The course discusses the physical description of vibration and noise generation and propagation with reference to applications in the automotive industry. Emphasis is placed on understanding the physical nature of vibration and noise, measures leading to the reduction of negative effects, and analytical and numerical methods of solving this problem. The problematics are applied to the identification of sources of vibration and noise in motor vehicles, powertrains and rotating machinery. 

Automotive Technology - Ing. Radim Dundálek, Ph.D. 

This course makes students familiar with the theory of automotive technology, internal combustion engines, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, combustion, heat transfer, stress analysis, materials science, electronics and computing.

Support of Student´s Teams – Formula Student 

STUDY PROGRAMME

Bachelor's   Fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering

The objectives of the study programme is to equip students with knowledge and skills in the field of mechanical engineering, technology and materials and to provide them with a broad knowledge that will allow them to continue to study the follow-up Master's degree programme in the field of mechanical engineering at Brno University of Technology or other universities in the Czech Republic or abroad. However, after completing the bachelor's degree programme, the graduates can decide not to continue their studies and apply for a job in a development, design or technical department of a company or an engineering company, or in civil services or commerce and they acquire their specialization in their workplace. The study programme is without specialisation.

Students will gain broad-based knowledge in the following areas:


The curriculum of our programme is designed to prepare the student for their further career in the field of engineering and other related areas. The programme focuses on theoretical knowledge in various fields of engineering and developing the ability to work and make decisions autonomously. Although the curriculum focuses on theoretical knowledge of engineering disciplines, we also concentrate on developing creativity and critical thinking through project based learning.