Virtual Prototyping is a specialisation in the Innovative Technologies and Advanced Materials programme (first-cycle engineering studies, offered in both the English and the Polish version) at Jan Długosz University in Częstochowa. It suits you if you want to see a product on screen, test it in a simulation and only then make it.
The specialisation block is built around:
The path follows the way a product is developed. You build a virtual 3D model, simulate its behaviour in real operating conditions and compare several design variants without producing a single physical prototype. The last step is manufacturing on a numerically controlled machine or printing the part in 3D. The other specialisation of the programme, Sustainable Energy Technologies, turns to energy instead of product design, and you choose between them after the second semester.
Tools used in classes
Professional internships are a regular part of the study plan, which belongs to a practical, dual-study programme prepared together with employers.
Graduates have the knowledge and skills needed in companies and departments that design and implement products, and in preparing machining processes on advanced numerically controlled machines and 3D printers.
Based on the study plan and the UJD admissions pages.
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