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Poznan University of Technology Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering Graduate attributes for a field of study * 1. Name of the field of study CIVIL ENGINEERING Master general academic profile level 7 qualifications within the National Qualifications Framework second- level studies, full-time and part-time Studies in the field of CIVIL ENGINEERING constitute an integral part of the mission and strategy related to the development of the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering as well as are an essential element of the mission and strategy connected with the development of Poznan University of Technology in spreading technical education at the university level both in Poland and Europe. Out of two statutory study profiles, general academic and practical, teaching provided follows the general academic profile as a long-established tradition of technical higher education in Poland. 2. Locating the field of study in the area The Civil Engineering field of study belongs to the area of technical studies. The Civil Engineering field of study is closely connected with the following fields of study: Environmental Engineering, Management, Architecture and Urban Planning. Relations with the above fields of study, even though not evidently defined in education outcomes and the study program in the field of Civil Engineering, essentially complement the description of these studies. 3. Reference to international benchmarks The preparation of the following education outcomes is supported by its reference to international standards formulated by organizations such as: American ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology), Japanese JABEE (Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering Education), IEA (International Engineering Alliance), FEANI (Fédération Internationale d'associations Nationales d'ingénieurs), EUR-ACE (European Accredited Engineer Project) and CDIO (Concelve Design Implemented Operate Initiative). The closest attention has been paid to FEANI requirements through accreditation requirements formulated by EUR-ACE.

4. Area descriptors included in the description of the field of study The description of the field of study encompasses education outcomes for the general academic profile in the education area within the range of technical sciences, arising from appendix No. 5 to the Regulation of the Minister of Science and Higher Education of 2 November 2011 concerning the National Qualifications Framework for Higher Education (Journal of Laws No. 253, item 1520) as well as conditions relating to conducting the study process in a given field of study and at a given level of education, from the Regulation of the Minister of Science and Higher Education of 5 October 2011 (Journal of Laws No. 243, item 1445). 5. Educational objectives 1) to impart knowledge related to the design, analysis and operate of structures and management of construction projects; 2) to develop skills of identifying and solving fundamental tasks concerning the construction industry; 3) to prepare a graduate to perform self-dependent technical functions in the construction industry, at positions related to work performance, design, management and supervision of own and team work; 4) to acquire skills for an autonomous analysis of new problems and to solve them in scientific research work. 6. Education outcomes for a field of study On completing the second-cycle studies of the general academic profile in the field of Civil Engineering, a graduate, on the basis of knowledge obtained, is prepared to make decisions concerning an appropriate use of building materials, designing structures and building projects. Knows current trends in designing construction asks. Applies work health and safety rules. Can design structures, knows principles of theory of construction and structures, can formulate, create and apply appropriate computational models using appropriate technologies, developing their implementation and management construction. Can make and read technical drawings, interpret cartographic and geodesic elaborations. Can formulate and solve non-typical engineering, technical and organizational problems connected with construction. Makes use of modern computer techniques which aid designing structures and construction projects. Can critically select arguments supporting collective decisions pertaining performance of tasks in construction. Can draw up and, if necessary, publish reports of the course of work done. Can work in a team and supervise team work. Bears responsibility for work safety of the supervised team. Is aware of the need to advance professional and personal competencies. Follows ethical principles. Knows and applies the provisions of construction law. Is prepared to take up the third-cycle studies in the field of Civil Engineering.

Detailed education outcomes at the second-cycle studies in the field of Civil Engineering and their reference to outcomes for the area of technical sciences Key to symbols: K education outcomes for a given field of study W category of knowledge U category of skills K category of personal and social competencies T2A area education outcomes for technical sciences for the second-cycle studies of the general academic profile Education outcomes for a field of study (K) K_W01 K_W02 K_W03 K_W04 K_W05 K_W06 K_W07 K_W08 DESCRIPTION OF FIELD-RELATED EDUCATION OUTCOMES On completing the second-cycle studies in the field of CIVIL ENGINEERING, a graduate: KNOWLEDGE has an advanced knowledge of mathematics (*), physics and chemistry, being the basis of subjects in the area of the theory of materials and structures, technological processes and organizational-investment strategies, knows principles of analyzing, constructing and dimensioning elements and joints in structures (*), has knowledge of solid mechanics; knows principles of analyzing problems related to statics, stability and dynamics of structures (*), has knowledge of advanced issues related to strength of materials, materials modelling and civil engineering structures (*), knows principles of producing construction materials and goods (*), knows advanced methods of thermal and moisture protection, design and use energy-saving buildings (*), knows construction materials and goods and constructions technologies (*), knows classification and utility scope of computer software for analysis and design of structures as well as planning and management projects (*), Reference to education outcomes for the area of technical sciences (T2A) T2A_W01,, T2A_W014 1 T2A_W01 T2A_W10 T2A_W01 T2A_W06 K_W09 has knowledge of analysis and optimization of structural

K_W10 K_W11 K_W12 K_W13 K_W14 K_W15 K_W16 K_W17 K_W18 elements and complex building systems, methods for solving problems and carrying out non-linear calculations of structures (*), knows the procedures of quality management of construction projects (*); has knowledge about effectiveness, costs and time of construction projects realisation under risky conditions or uncertainty, has knowledge related to a business in the construction industry (*); understands principles of company financial operations, knows geodesic and cartgraphic projections, knows, measurements, geodesic works and structure health monitoring (*), has knowledge of investments and existing structures influence on the environment (*), knows standards and conditions for designing structures and their elements (*), knows principles of foundations of structures construction (*), knows principles of design, construction and operation of construction structures (*), knows and applies the provisions of construction law (*), knows elements of patent and intellectual property protection law, T2A_W09 T2A_W09 T2A_W11 T2A_W05 T2A_W06 T2A_W09 T2A_W10 T2A_W11 K_W19 has knowledge related to infrastructure (*) management in the full life cycle of structures, T2A_W05 T2A_W06 SKILLS K_U01 can evaluate and list loads acting on structures, K_U02 can classify civil engineering structures (*), T2A_U17 K_U03 can design elements and joints in complex structures (*), T2A_U16 K_U04 can carry out static, dynamic and stability analyses of structures (*), T2A_U017-19 K_U05 makes use of dedicated tools to find useful information, T2A_U01

K_U06 K_U07 K_U08 K_U09 K_U10 K_U11 K_U12 K_U13 K_U14 communicate and offer computer aided design and management (*), can define a computer model and carry out an advanced analysis of complex structures, elements and using linear and non-linear techniques (*), can critically assess results of a numerical analysis of structures (*), can draw up and analyze an energy balance of a structure (*), select materials and building technologies for an ecological, sustainable and energyefficient construction in complex condtitions, can dimension complex structural detail in civil engineerin structures (*), can draw up a schedule of construction work, a cost estimate, a contract or a business plan of a construction project; can manage construction processes, set responsibilities and tasks of investment and building supervision (*), can plan and carry out laboratory experiments which lead to a quality evaluation of materials used and an evaluation of strength of structure elements (*), can analyze risks of performance of construction projects and operations; can implement appropriate safety measures and principles (*); can develop work norms and standards as well as quality management procedures, can select analytical or numerical tools to solve technical problems (*), has an ability to communicate in a foreign language, including technical vocabulary from the field of civil engineering (*), T2A_U04 T2A_U13 T2A_U06-08 T2A_U03 T2A_U04-17 T2A_U15-17 -04 T2A_U13 T2A_U14 T2A_U09 T2A_U13 T2A_U09 T2A_U04-06 K_U15 can design foundations of building structures (*), K_U16 K_U17 can prepare a design and write a technical documentation (*) using a selection of computer software, can, in accordance with scientific principles and utilising appropriate research methods, formulate and carry out preliminary research work which leads to solving structural, technological and organizational problems occurring in civil engineering (*), T2A_U06 T2A_K10 T2A_U11 T2A_U15 T2A_U16 T2A_U17 K_U18 can prepare elaborations talking him/her to for up T2A_U01 T2A_U04-05

scientific work. T2A_U16 T2A_U18 SOCIAL COMPETENCIES K_K01 can work on a problem individually and in a team; can T2A_K04 manage a team, K_K02 bears responsibility for the reliability of results obtained T2A_K05 through his/her own achievements and for the evaluation of the work done by the team he/she supervises, K_K03 Self dependently complements and widens his/her T2A_K01 knowledge of modern processes and technologies in civil engineering, K_K04 is aware of the need for sustainable and energy-efficient development in civil engineering, T2A_K02 T2A_K05 K_K05 bears responsibility for own and team work safety, T2A_K03 K_K06 is aware of the necessity to advance professional and T2A_K03 personal competencies, K_K07 can formulate and present opinions about civil engineering, K_K08 understands a need to present civil engineering to the public knowledge, K_K09 presents civil engineering to the public knowledge in a universally comprehensible way, K_K10 formulates conclusions and describes the results of his/her own research; presents significant results T2A_K01 during scientific-technical conferences and publishes them in academic journals; can communicate effectively T2A_K03 with the media, T2A_U05 K_K11 follows financial rules in the operation of businesses; acts in accordance with ethical principles, T2A_K01 K_K12 K_K13 participates in cultural life of a town/city, region and country; takes care of local history and tradition, takes care of own health and fitness through physical exercise, recreation, convalescence and organization of active rest. T2A_K02 T2A_U04 (*) According to appriopriate study specialisation: building structures, technology and organisation of construction, road construction, railroad construction, bridge construction, energy efficient construction.