Search results for: long term evolution

• Corporate Governance summer term 2024

  e-Learning Courses

  • L. Segreto

• Organisation Science - winter term 22/23

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Popowska

  This course is intended for students of the first semester of Bachelor in Management  program at the Faculty of Management and Economics.

• Organisation Science - winter term 23/24

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Popowska
  • M. Mustafayev

  This course is intended for students of the first semester of Bachelor in Management  program at the Faculty of Management and Economics.

• ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND CREATIVITY - summer term 2021/22

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Popowska

  The aim of the course is to acquaint students with entrepreneurship as a phenomenon,  increase their pro-entrepreneurial attitudes and develop skills necessary in entrepreneurship process. Special emphasis will be placed on fashion business as representing creative industry. The main objectives are as follows: Learn how to prepare a business model canvas and business plan. Know the backstage of the fashion industry. Identify...

• ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND CREATIVITY - summer term 2023/24

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Popowska

  The aim of the course is to acquaint students with entrepreneurship as a phenomenon,  increase their pro-entrepreneurial attitudes and develop skills necessary in entrepreneurship process. Special emphasis will be placed on fashion business as representing creative industry. The main objectives are as follows: Learn how to prepare a business model canvas and business plan. Know the backstage of the fashion industry. Identify...

• Economics and Organisation of Enterprises - winter term 22/23

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Popowska

  This course is intended for students of the first semester of Data Engineering (inter-faculty program in English)

• Economics and Organisation of Enterprises - winter term 23/24

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Popowska
  • M. Mustafayev

  This course is intended for students of the first semester of Data Engineering (inter-faculty program in English)

• [22.06.2021] Mid-term evaluation​ - Information Meeting for 2nd year PhD students

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Gurczyńska
  • R. Jankowski
  • M. Bagiński
  • M. Mrozowski

  Information meeting on 22.06.2021 2nd-year PhD students

• [27.04.2022] Mid-term evaluation​ - Information Meeting for 2nd year PhD students

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Gurczyńska
  • R. Jankowski
  • M. Bagiński
  • M. Mrozowski

  Information meeting on 27.04.2022 2nd-year PhD students

• [16.03.2023] Mid-term evaluation​ - Information Meeting for 2nd year PhD students

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Gurczyńska
  • R. Jankowski
  • M. Bagiński
  • M. Mrozowski

  Information meeting on 16.03.2023 2nd-year PhD students

• DAYLIGHT IN ARCHITECTURE (Elective Project I: MSc term 1) - 23-24

  e-Learning Courses

  • N. Sokół

  The objectives of this course are:   To familiarize students with the role and importance of daylight in shaping building spaces and interiors. To learn about the basics of daylight simulations in the context of complex design decisions and for LEED and BREEAM, integrated design purposes. Proposed assignments 1 & 2: 1. Daylight analysis exterior, the interior of the iconic building (sunlight provision, daylight factor, and...

• Random processes - theory for the practician summer term 2020/2021, computer classes

  e-Learning Courses

  • M. Ciołek
  • M. Niedźwiecki

• Matematyka aktuarialna 2024

  e-Learning Courses

  • P. Lebiedź

  Wykłady z matematyki aktuarialnej w semestrze letnim roku akademickiego 2023/2024 Lectures in Actuarial Mathematics in the summer term of the 2023/2024 academic year

• CAD. Introduction (2022/2023)

  e-Learning Courses

  • D. Cyparski

  Conducting unit: Faculty of ArchitectureField of the study: ArchitectureAcademic year: 2022/2023 Winter TermDuration:  15 weeks (30 hours laboratory per term) Subject objectives: The course aim is to demonstrate the application of Computer Aided Design in preparation of architectural drawings and project presentations. No previous CAD experience is necessary. Using hands-on exercises, students explore how to create project presentations...

• CAD. 3D modelling (2022/2023) BSc Arch, sem 2

  e-Learning Courses

  • D. Cyparski

  Conducting unit: Faculty of ArchitectureField of the study: ArchitectureAcademic year: 2022/2023 Summer TermDuration:  15 weeks (30 hours laboratory per term) Subject objectives: The course aim is to demonstrate the application of Computer Aided Design in preparation of architectural 3D models and project presentations. No previous CAD experience is necessary. Using hands-on exercises, students explore how to create project presentations...

• CAD. 3D modelling (2023/2024) BSc Arch, sem 2

  e-Learning Courses

  • D. Cyparski

  Conducting unit: Faculty of ArchitectureField of the study: ArchitectureAcademic year: 2023/2024 Summer TermDuration:  15 weeks (30 hours laboratory per term) Subject objectives: The course aim is to demonstrate the application of Computer Aided Design in preparation of architectural 3D models and project presentations. No previous CAD experience is necessary. Using hands-on exercises, students explore how to create project presentations...

• Management Psychology 2022

  e-Learning Courses

  • P. Ziemiański

  During the Management Psychology course, the focus is placed on how psychological science, research, and knowledge can support management. The course topics include elements pertaining to individual differences, decision-making, leadership, group work, stress management, and more. Course participants have to take a mid-term test and submit the final project at the end of the semester. During our first meeting, you have learned...

• History of urban planning I

  e-Learning Courses

  • R. Ruczyński
  • M. Kostrzewska

  The course is aimed to the Erasmus students in the summer term. During he course students learn the principles and conditions of development of urban settlements in the time periods from ancient times to the 18th century (ancient Greece, Rome, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque and Classicism). The students prepare 3 excercises: Task 1 - Cities of ancient Greece and Rome; Task 2 - Medieval Cities; Task 3 - Cities of Renaissance,...

• Inter Applied Chemistry Programme 6 A practical approach to novel industrial enzymes Dr Natasha Bozic

  e-Learning Courses

  • A. Głowacz-Różyńska
  • M. Tobiszewski
  • C. Jungnickel
  • P. Filipkowski

  Inter Applied Chemistry Programme 6 - A practical approach to novel industrial enzymes Dr Natasha Bozic The purpose of the course is to introduce students to the technologies of industrial enzymes discovery and manufacturing and to provide in depth insight about the advantages of using enzyme preparations in industry. Lectures will cover the common workflows of industrial enzymology including following topics: general enzyme...