On June 21, 2023, the department continued the defense of bachelor’s theses in the specialty 151 Automation and computer-integrated technologies under the educational program “Computer-integrated systems and technologies in instrumentation engineering.”

The following eight diploma projects and two diploma theses were successfully defended.

Diploma projects:

1. An automated device for ensuring the functionality of a human lower limb prosthesis, P. K. Krynytskyi (supervisor, scientific associate, Ph.D. Klochko T. R.)
2. Portable hand-held EMG device for remote control of electronic devices, O. V. Oksyutenko (supervisor, assistant S. Soroka).
3. Automated site for producing drive hinge parts, D. M. Pokrova (supervisor, assistant O. V. Voloshko).
4. Automated blood saturation control system, Yatsenko O.Yu. (supervisor, assistant Soroka S.O.).
5. Computer-integrated magnetotherapeutic apparatus, M.D. Kravchenko (supervisor, Ph.D. Tereshchenko M.F.).
6. Laser therapy device with remote control, Pokizyak O. F. (supervisor, associate professor, Ph.D. Tereshchenko M. F.).
7. Automated station for mechanical processing of the part “flow meter housing,” Y. B. Zhuk (supervisor associate professor, Ph.D. Vysloukh S. P.).
8. Automated device for blood analysis, K. M. Dmytruk (supervisor, assistant S. Zayets).

Theses:

1. Research on the measurement of bioelectric potentials of residual muscle activity, V. V. Storozhenko (supervisor, associate professor, Ph.D. Stelmakh N. V.)
2. Research on transformation and processing of the bioelectrical digital signal, I. E. Rudkovskii (supervisor, associate professor, Ph.D., Stelmakh N. V.).

The examination committee unanimously recommended that these students be awarded the “Bachelor of Automation and Computer-Integrated Technologies” qualification and recommended for admission to the master’s degree.