Education

					The Faculty 
					of Automatic Control, Computer Science, Electrical and 
					Electronics Engineering  offers B.Sc. 
					programs in electrical engineering, electronics engineering, 
					and communication systems engineering, and also graduate 
					programs leading to M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees. 

					 

					At both undergraduate and graduate levels, the curricula of 
					instruction have been ranked as "excellent" by the 
					recent international Review Committee.

					 

					
					Faculty of 
					Automatic 
					Control, Computer Science, Electrical and Electronics Engineering
					offers the 
					possibility of continued professional training, after 
					completing the undergraduate studies 
					by specific forms: 

 

					- Graduate 
					studies: Master degree; 

					- Specializations 
					by following the Postgraduate studies ; 

					- Training courses postgraduate, continuing training and 
					professional conversion. 

 

					Graduates with good results are required to be integrated in 
					the teams: 

 

					- Romanian or foreign
					Commercial companies; 

					- Research institutes engaged in solving 
					issues of research priority at
					National and European level; 

					- Various agencies and bodies of the European Community. 

 

					Graduates 
					with outstanding results may
					choose an academic teaching career
					as teachers of the  Dunarea 
					de Jos University of Galati.

Undergraduate studies (1^st Cycle) – 4 years:

Computers– Romanian language

Systems Engineering–Automatic Control- Romanian language

Power Electronics and Electrical Drives – Romanian language

Electrical Engineering and Computers – Romanian language

Power Electronics and Electrical Drives – French language

Electromechanics – Romanian language

Applied Electronics– Romanian language

Technologies and Telecommunications Systems– Romanian language

Graduate studies: Master (2^nd Cycle) – 2 years:

Power Electronics and Electrical Energy Conversion Systems– Romanian language

Advanced Methods for Information Processing for Multimedia and Communications – in English

Efficiently Utilization of Electrical Energy and Renewable Sources– Romanian language

Postgraduate studies: 1,5 years

Informatized Systems for Control, Transport and Distribution of the Electrical Energy

Electrical Drives and Power Electronics

Information Processing for Multimedia and Communications – in English

Doctoral School

PhD supervisors:

Professor Emil Ceanga – Automatic Systems and Control

Professor Emil Rosu – Electrical Engineering

Professor Viorel Minzu – Automatic Systems

Professor Adrian Filipescu – Systems Engineering

Professor Sergiu Caraman – Systems Engineering

Professor Dumitru Calueanu – Electrical Engineering

Professor Grigore Fetecau – Electrical Engineering

Professor Constantin Miholca-Systems Engineering

BSc study programs are developed for four years. The first year assures large scientific fundamentals of mathematics and physics. During the first two years of study, students devote most time of general science. Meanwhile, there are courses that allow students to come into contact with different areas of computer programming in electronics and electrical engineering, ensuring that they offer a wide range of knowledge. Students acquire practical experience by making experiments and projects in an area of varied topics. The BSc program includes in the last phase of study, an optional curriculum. Courses are organized in clusters in various areas of interest. Each optional package offers the student to specialize in a particular branch of electrical, electronic, communication systems and computers engineering. Moreover, this method provides a deeper knowledge, each specializing in a number of different branches. A wide range of optional courses offered to allow each student to choose courses according to their interests and preferences.

The best students are encouraged to continue their studies in master's and doctorate education. In this way, engineers are able to expand their knowledge and to engage in an appropriate field of research.

The faculty has an extensive graduate activity with 200 students studying for higher degrees (M.Sc. and PhD). They play an important role in the teaching and research activity.