Graduates of the study program are able:
1) to formulate a specific problem  in terms of automated and robotic systems;  
2) to develop solutions to particular problems by using modern automatic and electric drive elements;  
3) to develop an automatic or robotic system’s control algorithm;  
4) to develop software for a specific robotic or automatic equipment management and coordination;  
5) to develop solutions that combine hardware and software technology advantages;  
6) know how to distinguish problems that should be solved with the hardware resources from those which should be solved with software resources;  
7) know how to identify problems that can be solved with intelligent robotic systems;  
8) to independently acquire new knowledge and skills;  
9) to work in group to achieve common goals;  
10) to substantiate the specific solution’s advantages or disadvantages to the customer or to another professional;  
11) to ensure compliance to professional and general ethic rules within their scope of authority;  
12) to be prepared for their Master studies.