Courses

Special processes of preparation of textile substrates for finishing; theoretical and technological novelties in dyeing; advanced physical, chemical and mechanical finishing processes; theory of fibre modification, theory of alternative media in finishing; finishing of textiles made of non-conventional fibres; presentation of the aim and effects of treatment of auxiliaries used for finishing process; environmental issues ... Read more
The importance and use of progressive mechanical textile technologies (spinning, non-woven, weaving and knitting) in textile production and in other areas of use; particularities of testing and quality assurance of textiles produced by progressive mechanical textile technologies; economics of progressive textile products; specialities in caring for progressive textile products.
Structure, design and development of high-performance fibres; methods and systems of designing high-performance fibres: carbon, ceramic and nano fibres; fibres for extremely demanding technologies; fibres with special sensory properties; properties of high-performance fibres and their uses.
Primary information sources; preparing references; citing; bibliographic databases; search profiles; factual databases; basics of intellectual property; the significance of patents; information methods and data management techniques.
Introduction to the economics of textile products; politics of the development of a prototype collection; serial product policies; stock policies; quality policies; marketing policies; policies of planning people for work; price policy; profit policy.
Introducing information systems and information culture; information transformation in a company; the role of IS in a company; strategic planning of IS; security and protection of IS; people and IS; ethics of IS.
Organisational structures; production activities; business functions; organisation of the production function; preparing work; production; support activities; economising with the means of work.
Working systems, work and work efficiency; types of work and the effects of the environment on the worker’s workload; shaping work; the six stage method; analysis of the condition of a working system; norm and time determination method; standstills and losses at work.
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