Ects package

Cherkasy State Technological University: ECTS Package
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ECTS PACKAGE
CHERKASY STATE TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
CONTENTS
SECTION I. Some brief information about Ukraine .............................................. 2
SECTION II. Useful information for incoming Erasmus students...................... 12
SECTION III. Information about the University .................................................. 16

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SECTION I. Some brief information about Ukraine
Location
Ukraine is a country in Eastern Europe. It has an area of 603,628 km2 (233,062 sq
mi), making it the largest country entirely within Europe. Ukraine borders Russia to
the east, northeast and south, Belarus to the northwest, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary
to the west, Romania and Moldova to the southwest, and the Black Sea and Sea of
Azov to the south and southeast, respectively.
A brief history of Ukraine
Ukraine was first populated by nomadic tribes such as the Cimmerians, Scythians,
and the Goths. Both Greece and Rome established cities in the Ukraine when at the
peak of their empires. In the 10th century, the Kievan Rus emerged as a growing city-
state based out of the city of Kiev. By the 11th century the Kieven Rus was the
largest empire in Europe. With the rule of Vladimir the Great in 980, the Kievan Rus
became a Christian empire and reached its peak under the rule of his son, Yaroslav
the Wise. In the 12th century the empire began to decline and in the 13th century
Mongol raiders destroyed the city of Kiev. In later years, the Ukraine would become

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part of other countries, first Poland and later Russia. The Ukrainians made efforts to
keep their culture alive despite limits imposed on them by Russia. Russia even
banned the use and study of the Ukrainian language. When the Soviet Union took
over, things became even worse. Joseph Stalin created an artificial famine to maintain
control of the area which killed millions of people. World War II did not make things
better for the Ukraine. It is estimated that the German Nazi's killed 1 million
Ukrainian Jewish people. Yet another disaster struck the Ukraine in 1986 when the
Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded. The Soviet Union tried to hide the disaster
and refused international help. Finally, the Soviet Union collapsed and Ukraine
became an independent country in 1991. The capital of Ukraine is Kyiv.
Climate
Ukraine has a mostly temperate continental climate, although the southern coast has a
humid subtropical climate. Precipitation is disproportionately distributed; it is highest
in the west and north and lowest in the east and southeast. Western Ukraine receives
around 1,200 millimetres (47.2 in) of precipitation annually, while Crimea receives
around 400 millimetres (15.7 in). Winters vary from cool along the Black Sea to cold
farther inland. Average annual temperatures range from 5.5–7 °C (41.9–44.6 °F) in
the north, to 11–13 °C (51.8–55.4 °F) in the south.
Tourism
Ukraine occupies 8th place in Europe by the number of tourists visiting, according to
the World Tourism Organisation rankings, due to its numerous tourist attractions:
mountain ranges suitable for skiing, hiking and fishing: the Black Sea coastline as a
popular summer destination; nature reserves of different ecosytems; churches, castle
ruins and other architectural and park landmarks; various outdoor activity points.
Kiev, Lviv, Odessa, Kamyanets-Podilskyi and Yalta are Ukraine's principal tourist
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infrastructure. The Seven Wonders of Ukraine and Seven Natural Wonders of
Ukraine are the selection of the most important landmarks of Ukraine, chosen by the
general public through an internet-based vote.
Kamianets-Podilskyi Castle – one of the Seven Wonders of Ukraine
St. Michael's Golden-Domed Cathedral in Kiev, an example ofUkrainian Baroque

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Some brief information about Cherkasy
Location
The city of Cherkasy is located in southeastern Ukraine, in the district of Kiev. It is
approximately 200 km (124 mi) from Kiev. It has one of the largest ports on the right
bank of the Dneiper river. The Kremenchuk reservoir is located here. It has been the
chief town of the Cossacks since the twelfth century. Today it is the capital of the
Cherkasy region. There is an airport there, which has many connections to the major
cities of Ukraine. There is a railroad that has many connections to all parts of
Ukraine. There are many highways in the area, most of which have hard surfaces.

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Cherkasy now and yesterday
This region was first settled about 40 thousand years ago, during the Paleolithic
period. There have been archeological discoveries showing the way of life in this
period. The mighty feudal state of Kievan Rus originated here. Christianity was
introduced in the year 988, by prince Vladimir. The Orthodox Church rapidly gained
power and influence. The city of Cherkasy was founded in the end of the thirteenth
century. Cherkasy is first mentioned in documents in 1394, as the fortified city,
which protected the principality of Kiev of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, from the
Tartars of Crimea. The region was captured by Lithuanian and Polish feudal lords
from the fourteenth to sixteenth centuries; but belonged to Poland, after the Union of
Lublin in 1569, and was the seat of their local rulers. It was an important defense
outpost against the surprise attacks by the Tartars, and in 1532 withstood a 30-day
siege by the Crimean armies, of Khan Seaet-Geiri. The strong oppression from
foreign landlords and frequent enemy raids caused the appearance of Cossacks. The
first Cossack settlement appeared here in the fifteenth century. The Glory Hill Castle
was then erected, by the Tartars, for reasons of defense and is still standing (now on
its side). Then it became an important trade center on the routes to Moscow and
Crimea. The city became a Cossack center, as many Cossacks settled there and were
the majority of its population. It subsequently became their capital until the middle of
the 17-century; for then about 1000 Cossacks lived in the area. Therefore it played an
important part in the Cossack uprisings against Poland, which were followed by, the
War of Liberation (1648-54) against the Polish magistrates. Khmelnitsky led this
uprising, and the result was the unification of the Ukraine with Russia Khmelnitsky
then moved the Cossack capital to the city of Chigerin. Many Jewish communities in
the Ukraine were destroyed and many Jews in this respective area were murdered.
One of his aims was the eradicating of the Jews from Ukraine. The decision of
reuniting Russia with Ukraine was made on January 8, 1654 at the Pereyaslav Rada
(Council). Cherkasy was a regimental city in the district of Kiev, until 1686. After the
Treaty of Andrusovo, in 1667, Cherkasy was under Polish rule. In 1793, Cherkasy

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became part of the Russian empire, and was included in the Pale, because of the
division of Poland. In 1797, it became the center of the Kiev district of Russia.
Cherkasy, as part of the Ukraine, and with activity of the Decembrists, took an active
part in the Patriotic War of 1812. In the second half of the 19-century, industry
began developing in Cherkasy. This was especially true after the construction of the
railroad. Capitalism developed rapidly in the area, because of the Bourgeois Reform
of 1861. In 1854, a sugar factory was established and in 1878, a tobacco factory was
established. Sugar refining became the leading industry in this area. Other factories
and plants were established. In the beginning of the 20-century, capitalism also
developed in agriculture. The struggle against czarism in the 1870's strove to raise the
peasantry to capture the land and become free. Then Marx’s teachings and
revolutionary activity began to spread in the Ukraine. Cherkasy became a center of
industry and trade in the beginning of the 20-century. Financial aid came with the
founding of the Committee for Savings and Loans, which was founded in 1907 and
had seventy stockholders.
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By the beginning of January 1909, there were 857 stockholders, and a fund of 8676
rubles. Loans were issued to merchants, tradesman, clerks and independent workers
The workers of the sugar factory in Cherkasy went on strike in the summer of 1905.
The Bolshevik activity in the area became very intensive in the summer of 1917. This
is also referred to as The Civil War.48 The Ukraine was declared a Soviet Republic
in December 1917. The sugar industry prospered. Industry and especially the food
industry and light industry were expanded during the First Five-Year Plan. Many new
schools, on all levels, were opened. In 1941, residents proudly became proudly
soldiers of the Red Army. Battles in this area began in July 1941. The area was
captured in August- September 1941, and a regime of terror and violence was
established. A concentration camp was set up near Uman, where tens of thousands of
people were murdered. Partisans, secret Party district committees, and patriotic
groups functioned in the area. Cherkasy was liberated, after fierce battles, on
December 14, 1943. Then Cherkasy became a distict.
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Today Cherkasy is a big city, and an important economic and cultural center. The
main types of industry are: the chemical complex, founded in 1964; a synthetic fibers
and thread factory, founded in 1958; a chemical reagents plant; a light industry silk
complex, founded in 1965; factories producing knitted fabric, clothing, hygroscopic
cotton wool and fine leather products; the machine building industry, which includes
equipment for the food industry and an auto repair plant; the food industry, which
includes a sugar refinery, dairy products, a brewery and canneries for fruits and
vegetables, which were founded in 1936; and the construction industry, which
includes reinforced concrete bricks, silicate bricks, and housing construction; tobacco
plants, founded in 1878; handicrafts, etc. There is an electronic power station in the
area, which has been operated by transforming water power since 1972. As a cultural
center, Cherkasy is the home of a philharmonic orchestra, a drama theater, a puppet
theater, a concert hall, a planetarium, and a regional museum which was established
in 1918. The oblast newspaper CHERKASY PRAVDA, is published in Cherkasy.
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The poet V. Symonenko lived and wrote in Cherkasy. Cherkasy is a modern and
well-planned city. It was built according to several comprehensive plans. These were
carried out in 1932, 1950, and 1962-65 by the Kiev Dnipromisto construction firm.
As far as architecture goes, the finer public buildings in the city, which were erected
between 1959-1971, are the House of Soviets, the Music and Drama Theater, the
Turyst Hotel, the railway station and the covered farm market. The Sosnivka health
resort for treating tuberculosis of the lungs and bones is located in a pine forest south
of the city, on the Dnieper River. Cherkasy became the capital of the Cherkasy oblast
in 1954. A rapid growth in the population was caused by these economic, cultural,
and industrial developments. The Cherkasy oblast lies on both banks of the Dnieper
River. This is an agrarian-industrial region. Agricultural specialization is in grain,
sugar beets, meat and dairy cattle. There are many collective and state farms. Industry
specialization is in food, machinery, metal work, chemicals and light industry.
Industrial crops are sugar beets and sunflowers. There are many railroad tracks and
possibilities for connections. Tourism is an important industry because of the
picturesque right bank of the Dnieper River and the reservoir.
Castle Hill (Hill of Glory)

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Climate
The climate of Cherkasy is mild continental, with mild winters and warm (in the last
few years mostly hot) summers. The average temperature in the city is +7.7 °C
(45.9°F). Winters are usually cold and snowy (the average January temperature is
−5.9 °C (21.4 °F)), but the last few winters have been rather warm with rare severe
frosts (up to −25 °C (−13 °F)). Summers are dry and warm (the average temperature
in July is +19.8 °C (67.6 °F)), with occasional highs reaching +35 °C (95 °F).
Culture
Cherkasy is a big cultural center. Several theaters, philharmonic, 3 movie theaters,
numerous museums and clubs are serving the city. The city has 3 indoor skating
rinks. People can relax in big parks and gardens around the city, they can also visit
city's zoo. Cherkasy is among the cities in Ukraine that have their own planetarium.
The biggest museums of Cherkasy are:
- Cherkasy Regional Museum – the collection of artifacts from the history, nature,
culture, and ethnography of Cherkasy region.
- "Kobzar" Museum of Taras Shevchenko – the only museum in the world about one
book.
- Cherkasy Art Museum – big museum where different exhibitions are held
throughout the year.
- Cherkasy Literary Memorial Museum of Vasyl Symonenko.
- Cherkasy Museum of Vyshyvanka.
There are several theaters in Cherkasy, such as:
- Taras Shevchenko Ukrainian Academic Drama Theatre of Cherkasy.
- Cherkasy Academic Puppet Theater.
- Youth Theater "Suchasnyk".
The city has its own philharmonic, which was created in 1955. The big cultural center
is concert hall "Druzhba Narodiv" (Friendship of Nations), where all major concerts
are held. Besides, there are numerous local cultural clubs. The city has 3 modern
movie theaters - "Salut" (a very old building, was the first cinema in Cherkasy),
"Ukraine", and "Dnipro Plaza".

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SECTION II. Useful information for incoming Erasmus students
Transport
Cherkasy lies 200 km from Kyiv. You can travel to this town by train or bus every
day - a one-way ticket costs 100 hryvnia. You can also take a taxi to Cherkasy.
For information:
Bus station Kyiv (near railway station)
National telephone line – (044) 229-36-04
Address - St. Simon Petliura, 32
Bus station Cherkasy (near department of statistics)
National telephone line – (0472) 38-26-06
Address – St. Ostaf Dashkevich, 40
Hotels
- Hotel-restaurant complex «Apelsin»
Frunze st., 145, Cherkasy
Tel.: +38 (0472) 37-74-61
- Hotel «Optima»
Lazareva st., 6, Cherkasy
Tel.: +38 (0472) 59-01-14
Banks
The official currency of Ukraine is Hryvnia, also spelled as Hryvna or Grivna. It
replaced the Coupon in 1996, which was the short-term currency used in Ukraine
after it split from the Soviet Union. Ukrainian coins are called "kopiyka". One
kopiyka equals 1/100 of Hryvnia. Lettered code - UAH, numeric code - 980,
abbreviated name - Hrn. Issuing institution - the National Bank of Ukraine.

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USA dollars and Euros are the most popular foreign currency in Ukraine, so it is
preferrable to bring US dollars or Euros with you. Use of them is officially forbidden
in shops, bars and restaurants. There are a lot of currency exchange places throughout
the city; at the hotels, banks and airports. Make sure your foreign currency bills are
new looking and crisp. Written-on, torn or crumpled banknotes are usually rejected or
could be exchanged only at the banks and sometimes at a lower rate. Your passport is
not required for the exchange of currency. Avoid changing money with private
individuals. You could get money using your credit card out of the ATM machines
(local word for it is "Bankomat") throughout the city. But make sure the ATM you
are going to use is located in a public place, like shopping malls, hotels, inside the
banks or next to the banks, inside the travel agencies or ticket offices, etc. Make sure,
your card logo is on the ATM machine. Usually ATMs offer Hryvnias. Only a few
locations could offer you dollars via an ATM. Instructions are in Russian, Ukrainian
or English. There are several money transfer systems available in Ukraine, but the
biggest and the most popular ones are Western Union and Money Gram. Nowdays
the best rates for transfering money to/from Ukraine offers Money Gram. Use Money
Gram Agent Locator to find the nearest Money Gram Agent. Nearly every bank
represents one or several Money Transfer Systems. Just look for the sign on the bank.
You could also find Money Transfer Agents not at the banks but at the Money
Transfer Stands (kiosk), usually located in the shopping malls. You will need your
passport to send or receive the transfer.
What should you do before arriving in Cherkasy?
Accommodation
Exchange students may apply for accommodation in the university’s dormitories.
There is an “Accommodation” section in the Application form where students can
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All rooms at the dormitories are shared, so students will have one or two other room-
mates. Rooms are equipped with essential furniture – a bed, table, chair and a small
wardrobe. There are no kitchen facilities.
It is the students’ responsibility to clean their rooms, the toilet, shower and other
areas that they have access to. It is also the students’ responsibility to buy their own
cleaning materials.
We always try to have our rooms ready for our exchange students before their arrival.
To ensure our success, please be kind enough to inform our ERASMUS office about
the exact date and time of your arrival at least three weeks before.
Health Insurance
All Erasmus students coming to Ukraine should have prepaid health insurance for the
period that they are going to spend in the country. They are advised to visit
polyclinics if they need medical treatment in Ukraine.
According to the Ukraine legislation, foreign travelers are obliged to have the
medical insurance covering health emergency cases. If you already have an insurance
purchased from a non-Ukrainian insurance company, please, make sure it is valid for
Ukraine and this company has an office here.
Please note that public health care security does not cover all types of medical
services, so students might consider supplementing it with private health insurance.
Entry and Legal Residency in Ukraine
Visa
Depending upon their nationality, students may need to obtain a long-stay entry visa
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Residence permit
Unless the students are an EU/EEA or Swiss citizen, they may also need to finalise
their application for a residence permit.
What should you do after arriving in Cherkasy?
After sorting out accommodation and arriving in Cherkasy, every student should go
to the Department of International Relations based at the University in order to obtain
additional information.
The office address is:
Cherkasy State Technological University
Shevchenko blvd., 460, Cherkasy
2 building, room 222
Tel/Fax: +38 (0472) 73-02-45/+38 (0472) 71-00-94
e-mail: id@chdtu.edu.ua
Emergency telephones:
Fire brigade: 101
Police: 102
Emergency medical care: 103

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SECTION III. Information about the University
Cherkasy State Technological University (CSTU)
Founded: 1960
Number of students enrolled: 7000
Address: Shevchenko blvd., 460, Cherkasy, 18006, Ukraine
Telephone / Fax: +38 (0472) 71-00-92 / + 38 (0472) 71-00-94
Web-site: http://www.chstu.edu.ua
E-mail: id@chdtu.edu.ua
Departments: Construction, Engineering Technology and Design, Electronic
Technologies, Finance and Economics, Economics and Management, Information
Technologies and Systems, Linguistics Department, Foreign Students Department.
The structure of CSTU: Smilyanskyj Industrial-Economic College of CSTU,
Scientific- research Institute, Institute for system and information Researches, Post-
graduation and Pre-university preparation Center, Center of Culture and Education.
The university has 8 faculties, 46 departments, among them 31 graduate department.
At the university study 8 thousand students for 38 specialties and 26 directions of
training.The educational process is provided by over 500 scientific and pedagogical
workers, among them 54 Professors, Doctors of Sciences, 240 Candidates of Science,
Docents, 4 Honoured Workers of Education, 4 Honored Worker of Science and
Technique, 2 Honoured Artists of Ukraine. The University has 12 scientific schools
which are headed by the leading scientists, postgraduate studies in 13 specialties,
employs Specialized Academic Council on Candidate's dissertation defense for three
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obtaining of a scientific degree of the Doctor of Economic Sciences. Annually at the
University is defended about 5 Doctoral and 50 Candidate's dissertations.
International Activities: Cherkasy State Technological develops relationships with
USA, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, Netherlands, Poland, Bulgaria, Russia,
Moldova, Greece, Slovakia, Armenia, China, Georgia, Belarus, Czech Republic and
others.
The main directions of cooperation of higher educational institution and
organizations:
- Exchange program for students, internship of postgraduate students and teachers;
- Implementation and organization of joint training courses and programs;
- Organization of joint scientific conferences and meetings;
- Participation in international educational and research programs;
- Joint scientific and research activity for directions:
new technologies and equipment of machine-building and food industries,
ozone technologies and environmental complexes,
economics, management, marketing,
information technologies and information security,
linguistics, tourism and hotel business, design,
-multidisciplinary preparation of foreign students.
The History of the University
The history of Cherkasy State Technological University begins in 1960 with the
Cherkassy technical faculty of the Kiev Technological Institute of Food Industry.
Over the years of its formation Cherkasy State Technological University thanks to
powerful personnel and accumulated experience of educational, scientific and
educational work become a leading research and teaching center for the training of
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center in the rapid development at that time most needed were civil engineers.
Therefore, from May 20, 1961 Cherkasy Technical Faculty was subordinated to the
Kiev Institute of Civil Engineering. Then enrolled in the Faculty of about 500
students. In 1963, was the first graduation. Students after a three-year study period
were transferred to continue their education in other higher educational institutions of
Ukraine. In 1969 - 1970 years at the expense of the chemical industry of the regional
center was built two educational buildings, which are now functioning as a buildings
number 2 and 3. In the seventies of the last century on the evening and extramural
enrolled of about 1,200 students. It was created the day preparatory department.
Number of full-time teachers increased to 28. There were three chairs: the
humanities, general engineering and scientific disciplines. November 10, 1977 order
of the Minister of Higher and Secondary Special Education number 370 faculty was
reorganized into the Cherkasy branch of the Kiev Institute of Civil Engineering. In
addition to general technical, was created Civil Engineering Department, was the
beginning of specialty "Industrial and civil construction" with evening classes. At that
time in the branch on two faculties enrollment more than 1500 students, of which
about 800 - by extramural studies, and nearly 750 - evening classes. There were five
departments: Marxism-Leninism and technical disciplines, mathematics, physics and
chemistry and building. Half of the teaching staff had academic degrees and academic
titles. Educational facilities of the branch increased from year to year: two
educational and laboratory buildings, 12 laboratories, library, dining room, buffet and
two student dormitories. December 1, 1979 Cherkasy branch of the Kiev Institute of
Civil Engineering is subject to the Kiev Polytechnic Institute, which has made radical
changes in his profile. Began training the various sectors of the national economy. In
1983 was put into operation a new teaching and laboratory building (now building
number 1), so that increased study area, improve the technical equipment of
laboratories, offices. Structural changes took place: eliminate the evening department,
expanded mechanical and developed an instrument-making. At this time, began its
work the faculty of working with foreign students. In 1990. was built teaching and
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the area, the Kiev Polytechnic Institute, Ministry of Education of Ukraine Cabinet of
Ministers of Ukraine decided to establish on the basis of the Cherkasy branch KPI
Cherkasy Engineering Institute of Technology (ChETI) as an independent institution
with state ownership. In 1998 the rector's office ChETI decided to establish a
Museum of the History of the institution, which was officially opened April 10, 1998.
In October 2000, was held accreditation of institute. According to the decision
interdisciplinary Accreditation Commission of 15 December 2000 and the Ministry
of Education and Science of Ukraine on December 25, 2000 Cherkasy Engineering
Institute of Technology is accredited by the higher level IV. Institute employees
understand that this is not only a recognition of merit, but also obtain the right to a
higher rank - Cherkasy State Technological University. And September 26, 2001 was
made available to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine "On creation of Cherkasy State
Technological University." During the 50-year existence of the institution has trained
more than 40 thousand specialists with higher education who are working in various
sectors of national economy of Ukraine.
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Education and qualification level
The University has the right to train specialists in such educational qualification
levels: bachelor, specialist, master.
The University Management Team
Rector
Professor Kachala Tamara Nikolaevna, Dr.Sc. (Economic Sciences)
Tel: +38 (0472) 71-00-92
Vice-rector on Humanitarian and Educational Issues
Professor Lazurenko Valentin Nikolaevich, Dr.Sc. (History)
Tel: +38 (0472) 73-02-31
Vice-rector for Research
Professor Krishtal Nikolay Andreevich, Ph.D. (Psychology)
Tel: +38 (0472) 71-00-94
The European Credit Transfer System (ECTS)
The European credit transfer system (ECTS) has been applied within the framework
of the Erasmus programme. ECTS is a system for the commensurability and
comparison between educational mechanisms in different universities and countries
that participate in international academic exchange.
“Credit” in the ECTS context represents a unit of work that the student must
complete in connection with his/her education in a specific subject in order to
successfully complete a semester or an academic year. Most frequently, credits
represent the time spent by the student for the preparation of a given discipline,
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“The Grade” represents an index of student achievement when sitting an examination
or implementing a concrete task, where different assessment systems are applied
within different member states within the framework of the European Union. All of
them are equated to ECTS standards, in this way securing equal representation
amongst students from different European countries.
Marks awarded at the Cherkasy State Technological University are awarded on a
scale of 0-100 (100 being the highest). This corresponds to grades F-A.
"Excellent" - A (90-100 points) put, if the main issues are disclosed at a high
theoretical and practical levels, the student is guided without complications in the
material, fully respond to additional questions. The quality of the responses indicates
proficiency in the material of lectures and workshops, as well as familiarization with
additional material on a subject.
"Good" - B, C (74-89 points) put, if disclosed basic questions, and additional
questions the student answers are not completely. The quality of the responses reveals
fluency in lectures and practical material. Familiarization with additional sources is
not systematized.
"Satisfactory" - D, E (60-73 points) put, if the student has only a general conceptual
apparatus, it is generally oriented in the study subject, but the disclosure of the main
issues permits significant errors.
"Disappointing" with the possibility of re retake - FX (35-59 points) put, if a student
makes fundamental errors in the answers, can not give reasonable answers to basic
questions of the teacher, not versed in the basic theoretical and practical positions of
the course, or not learned some sections of the course.
"Disappointing" with obligatory repeated course - F (1-34 points) - the lack of any
understanding of the teaching material.
Assessing students' knowledge in academic subjects, which form the final control is
the examination, carried out on the basis of a modular and final control of knowledge
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modular control, can not exceed 60. If the results of at least one of the modular
control student received less than 30 points, he is not allowed for the exam.
Exam results are evaluated from 0 to 40 points. The exam is considered passed if the
student scored at least 20 points. In the case where the student’s answers are
estimated less than 20 points, he gets a failing grade on the exam results and poor
overall final grade. In this case, the results of modular control are not considered.
The student is not allowed to a semester control on a specific discipline, if he failed to
comply with all kinds of work, tasks under the work program of the discipline in the
semester. In this case, the teacher in the statement of accounting academic records
"not allowed", which is equivalent to an academic debt. Non-admission of the student
to a semester control on a specific academic discipline can not be the reason for
refusing entry to its control in other disciplines.
Re-examinations are allowed no more than two times for each discipline: once the
teacher, the second - a commission, created order of the dean of faculty. The
committee consists of the head (master teacher) of the department and faculty
appropriate department, and a representative of the dean's office (dean, vice-dean).
Routine testing and individual work
Sum
Content module №1 Content module №2
T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7 T8 T9
100
Routine testing and individual work Final test
(exam)
Sum
Content module №1 Content module №2
T1 T2 T3 T4 T5 T6
40 100
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The scale of assessment: national and ECTS
The total score for
all learning
activities
ECTS grade
National grade
For exam, course
project (work),
practice
For offset
90 – 100 А perfectly
passed
82-89 В
good
74-81 С
64-73 D
satisfactorily
60-63 Е
35-59 FX
unsatisfactory to
retransmit a retake
not passed with the
possibility of re
retake
0-34 F
unsatisfactorily
with obligatory re-
examination of the
discipline
not passed with the
obligatory re-
examination of the
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Faculties at the Cherkasy State Technological University
CONSTRUCTION FACULTY
Dean:
Associate Professor Bitko Nikolay Makarovich, Candidate of
Technical Sciences
Contacts:
blvd. Shevchenko, 460, Cherkasy, Ukraine,
building № 3, room №102
e-mail: dekanatbf@mail.ru
Tel: +38 (0472) 73-02-64
Departments:
 Building structures department;
 Industrial and civil construction department;
 Life safety department;
 Ecology department;
 Department of general ecology and pedagogy;
 Department of fermentation technology;
 Department of chemistry and chemical technology.
Specialties:
Bachelor Specialist / Master
ecology, environmental
protection and balanced nature
ecology and environment
chemical technology chemical technology of
inorganic substances;
environmental chemical
technology
food technology and
engineering
technology products of
fermentation and wine
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FACULTY OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN
Dean:
Senior lecturer Milnichenko Sergey Mihaylovich
Contacts:
e-mail: dekanat-fktm@rambler.ru
Tel: +38 (0472) 71-00-85
Departments:
 Department of Technology and Equipment of Machine-
building Production;
 Department of Designing of Food Production and Machines
of New Generation;
 Department of Mechanics, Printing Machinery and
Technologies;
 Department of Energy Technologies;
 Department of Automobile and Exploitation Technologies;
 Department of Design;
 Department of Higher Mathematics;
 Department of Physics.
Specialties:
design design
mechanical engineering manufacturing engineering;
metal processing by special
technology
machine building metal cutting machines and
systems;
processing equipment and food
industries;
printing machines and automated
systems
publishing and printing business
heat and power engineering heat and power engineering
automobile transport automobiles and automobile
industry

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FACULTY OF ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES
Dean:
Associate professor Chernoy Andrey Mihaylovich, Candidate of
Technical Sciences
Contacts:
e-mail: dekanatfet@yandex.ua
Tel: +38 (0472) 73-02-40
Departments:
 Department of Electrical Systems;
 Department of Radio Engineering and informational
telecommunications systems;
 Department of Computer and Information Security;
 Department of computerized and information technology in
the instrumentation.
Specialties:
electrical engineering and
technology
electrical systems of power
radio engineering radio engineering
telecommunications telecommunication systems and
networks
instrumentation devices and systems of
precision mechanics;
medical devices and systems
security of information and
communication systems
security of information and
communication systems
project management

27
FACULTY OF FINANCE AND ECONOMICS
Dean:
Professor Pasechnik Yurii Vasil'evich, Doctor of Economics
Contacts:
e-mail: kafedra_fin@mail.ru
Tel: +38 (0472) 73-02-82
Departments:
 Department of Finance;
 Department of Accounting, Analysis and Audit;
 Department of International Economics;
 Department of Economic Theory and Banking;
 Department of Physical Education.
Specialties:
international economics international economics
finance and credit finance and credit;
banking
accounting and auditing accounting and auditing

28
FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
Dean:
Associate professor Vyatkina Tatyana Georgievna, Candidate of
Economic Sciences
Contacts:
e-mail: econ@pisem.net
Tel: +38 (0472) 71-00-82
Departments:
 Department of Management;
 Department of Economics and Management;
 Department of tourism and hotel and restaurant business;
 Department of Economic Cybernetics and Marketing;
 Department of History of Ukraine and social sciences;
 Department of Philosophy.
Specialties:
economic cybernetics economic cybernetics
marketing
enterprise economy enterprise economy
management management of organizations
and administration
hotel and restaurant business hotel and restaurant business
tourism tourism
business administration
innovation management

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FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND SYSTEMS
Dean:
Associate professor Lanskoy Evgeniy Vladimirovich, Candidate
of Technical Sciences
Contacts:
e-mail: dekanat-fitis@ukr.net
Tel: +38 (0472) 71-00-86
Departments:
 Department of Computer Science and Information
Technology Management;
 Department of Information Technology Design;
 Department of Software automated systems;
 Department of Information Security and Computer
Engineering;
 Department of specialized computer systems;
 Department of Applied Mathematics.
Specialties:
systems analysis systems and methods of
decision-making
computer sciences information management
systems and technologies;
information technology of
designing
computer engineering computer systems and
networks;
system programming;
specialized computer systems
software engineering software of systems
information security
management

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LINGUISTICS FACULTY
Dean:
Professor Bilyk Lyudmila Ivanovna, Doctor of Pedagogical
Sciences
Contacts:
e-mail: al809@ukr.net
Tel: +38 (0472) 73-02-80
Departments:
 Department of Applied Linguistics;
 Department of Romance and Germanic Philology and
Translation;
 Department of Foreign Languages;
 Department of Ukrainian Language and General Linguistics.
Specialties:
philology applied linguistics;
translation

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