Abstract

The Faculty is accredited to educate students in the field of civil engineering (transport structures for construction design, reconstruction and maintenance of railway tracks, roads, highways, urban roads, bridges and tunnels). There are more than 1,000 students at the Faculty in daily courses, 27 PhD. daily students and 43 PhD. students in external form. The students from abroad can participate in both forms of study.The Faculty solves theoretical problems of design for transport structures, modeling, strain analysis, computer-based strength calculations and traffic planning in its research and professional activities. Significant results are achieved in measuring and diagnostics of transport structures subjected to dynamic loading. Courses of study are realized in three levels: bachelor (3 years), master (2 years), PhD (3 years).

Highlights

  • The Faculty solves theoretical problems of design for transport structures, modeling, strain analysis, computer-based strength calculations and traffic planning in its research and professional activities

  • Graduates are granted a diploma in engineering and the academic degree of Engineer

  • The results were tested to both a non-linear time dependent computer aided computation and suggested a simplified approach. From this comparison it can be concluded that if shrinkage effects are separated, simplified approach is in good accordance with both the measured strains and the values obtained from ANSYS

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FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Successful students are granted the degree of PhD. The Faculty is accredited to educate students in the field of civil engineering (transport structures for construction design, reconstruction and maintenance of railway tracks, roads, highways, urban roads, bridges and tunnels). There are more than 1,000 students at the Faculty in daily courses, 27 PhD. The students from abroad can participate in both forms of study. The Faculty solves theoretical problems of design for transport structures, modeling, strain analysis, computer-based strength calculations and traffic planning in its research and professional activities. Significant results are achieved in measuring and diagnostics of transport structures subjected to dynamic loading. Courses of study are realized in three levels: bachelor (3 years), master (2 years), PhD (3 years)

Research Activities
Departments of the Faculty
The Faculty accredited laboratories
CALIBRATION AS A PART OF CONTROL QUALITY SYSTEM IN SURVEYING
References:
Map of modernisation of the Slovak Railways lines
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF EXHAUSTED MATERIAL FROM RAILWAY SUBGRADE
THE PLATFORMS ON THE RAILWAYS
DESIGN OF RAILWAY STATIONS
EFFECT OF STIRRUPS SPACING CHANGE ON ACHIEVING LIMIT CRACK WIDTH
DIAGNOSTICS AND EVALUATION OF ROAD PAVEMENTS
GEODETIC MEASUREMENT OF BRIDGE OBJECT DURING RECONSTRUCTION
Ladislav Bitterer
MODELLING OF TRAFFIC RELATIONS AT A REGION TERRITORY
GEODETIC MEASUREMENT OF THE SHIFTS IN BARRAGES
EFFECT OF DEGRADATION FACTORS ON EXISTING BRIDGE RELIABILITY
Coefficient of variation
Numerical models in groundwater pollution
Pavement surface characteristics
Pavements mechanics
Regional communication service
Findings
Assessment of roads and highways impacts to environment
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