Introducing students to the theoretical and practical basis of analysis and synthesis of the automatic control system.

Acquired knowledge can be used in solving specific engineering problems, and also represent the basis for further understanding of professional courses.

Basic notions and principles of automatic control systems. Mathematical description of continual linear and non linear systems.Laplace transform. Block diagram models. Signal flow graph models. Quality evaluation and of control in stationary and transition regime. Analysis of system stability using analytical methods. Root locus. Analysis and syntheses of system in frequency domain. Nyquist stability criteria, Bode method, Concept of space of system state. Choice and adjusting of parameters of industrial regulators. PID regulators, Elements of digital control systems. Introduction to computer application in control.

Lectures; Computing (N), Laboratory (L), Computer (C) and Computer-Laboratory (CL) Practice; Consultations. Part of the course which represents a logical whole can be passed in the form of colloquium. Colloquium and the examination are oral and written. Colloquium and the written part of the examination are taken in the written from, while oral part of the examination is oral. Course grade is formed based on the success in test, computer-laboratory practice and written and oral part of the examination.