Eduard Petlenkov, Associate Professor, TUT Department of Computer Control

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Eduard Petlenkov, Associate Professor, TUT Department of Computer Control

 How study work is organized?  Content/ Preliminary plan  Exam / evaluation criteria

Groups: IASM12, MAHM31, MAHM32 + Exchange students Lectures + practices Lecturs: SOC-212– Even weeks Practices: laboratories U02-303,304 (max. 30 persons) – ODD WEEKS Wednesday 14:00 Wednesday 16:30 Thursday 14:30 Exam is practical – in the laboratory. First possibility to take the exam is 16th study week

 Adaptive Systems  Artificial Neural Networks ◦ Structures of artificial neural networks and training algorithms; ◦ Artificial neural networks based identification of nonlinear systems; ◦ Artificial neural networks based control of nonlinear systems; ◦ Artificial neural networks based image recognition and pattern classification; ◦ Self-organizing systems;

 Dynamic Feedback Linearization based Control of Nonlinear Systems  Introduction to Fuzzy Systems and  Genetic algorithms, combined approach;  Fractional order modelling and control (see  Lecture weeks nr. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14.  Practice weeks nr. 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 Week nr exam

6 labs = 6 reports Each report gives up to 1 point. Each report has to be presented during 2 weeks after the lab! Later presented reports (before December 23) – multiplied by coefficient 0.8 After December 23 – coefficient best report will give up to 5 points.

 Exam prerequisites: ◦ Course ISS0023 is declared (included into Your semester plan), ◦ Laboratory trainings are performed, ◦ Reports are presented and accepted  Exam - up to 72 hours ◦ Small practical project – design of a control system according to given control criteria; ◦ Simulation of the control system; ◦ Analysis of results and writing a report; ◦ 2 tasks – each one gives maximum 5 points. Average of 2 exam tasks and labs = YOUR COURSE GRADE