CLF course catalogue

This course introduces the technologies and approaches typical of modern product design, such as PLM, VR/AR, and additive design, with real-world applications across industrial sectors.

Mechatronics is a combination of mechanics and electronics. These two technical fields are merged to study everyday technical equipment that integrates electrical and mechanical functions. The subject of mechatronics addresses the interaction between different technical fields within products and processes. The subject can be divided into two parts – product mechatronics and process mechatronics. Product mechatronics deals with the construction of products, while process mechatronics deals with the construction of the processes that build these products.

Mechatronics is a combination of mechanics and electronics. These two technical fields are merged to study everyday technical equipment that integrates electrical and mechanical functions. The subject of mechatronics addresses the interaction between different technical fields within products and processes. The subject can be divided into two parts – product mechatronics and process mechatronics. Product mechatronics deals with the construction of products, while process mechatronics deals with the construction of the processes that build these products.

The subject of computer-controlled production deals with techniques and methods for computer-controlled production, ranging from artisanal work with computer-controlled equipment intended for prototype and single-piece production to series production with groups of interconnected computer-controlled machines. It also addresses the efficient use of computer-controlled technology with a high degree of automation.

The subject of computer-controlled production deals with techniques and methods for computer-controlled production, ranging from artisanal work with computer-controlled equipment intended for prototype and single-piece production to series production with groups of interconnected computer-controlled machines. It also addresses the efficient use of computer-controlled technology with a high degree of automation.