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Teaching continues in distance mode

LECTURES GIVEN IN ENGLISH AT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL

We added a new playlist to our YouTube channel to make it easier for our international students and colleagues to access the lectures given in English. Take a look and check back as we add more.

eForce – formula student electric team

Why study Faculty of Electrical Engineering in Prague

The Faculty of Electrical Engineering offers a top-quality education in electrical engineering, telecommunications, automation, cybernetics, informatics and computer science.

Events

27.04.2020
PhD Thesis defense (Ing. Tomáš Lonský)

18.05.2020
PhD Thesis defense (Mgr. Jan Kohout)

News

20.03.20 Graduates of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering help fight the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 causing COVID-19In 2010, classmates Jan Sova and Jan Kovář graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University in Prague. During their last year of study, they founded the now successful start-up, ie Workswell s.r.o., which was soon joined by their third colleague Adam Švestka.
20.03.20 Introducing HistoryLab - a tool for distance learning in which the Faculty of Electrical Engineering participatesThe Faculty of Electrical Engineering acknowledges the complicated situation in which history teachers found themselves after closing schools. Therefore, it supports and participates in the HistoryLab web application.
09.03.20 Coronavirus - contact teaching is replaced by web-based distance learning
06.03.20 Denis Rozumnyi from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering won the Werner von Siemens PrizeThe 22nd annual Werner von Siemens Prize was awarded on 5 March. Czech branch of Siemens appreciates the work and projects in the field of technical and natural sciences in four categories: the most important result of basic research, the best diploma thesis, the best dissertation and the best pedagogue. Together with students, their work leaders also receive rewards. This year, special awards were given for overcoming obstacles in study, for the excellent quality of female scientific work and for the graduation work on Industry 4.0.
28.02.20 Roboticists from the FEE won at the DARPA Subterranean Challenge Urban CircuitIn the second half of February 2020, ten robotic teams gathered at the nearly-built but unfinished nuclear power plant near Elma, Washington. The robots were sent into the underground maze of the huge concrete-steel in a quest to find and locate predetermined 20 artifacts. Researchers, graduate and undergraduate students of Departments of Cybernetics and Computer Science paired with NORLAB, University Laval in team CTU-CRAS-NORLAB, and won the competition among the self-funded teams and scored 3rd overall, surpassing three out of five teams which were directly funded by DARPA.
25.02.20 Our autonomous robots in Abu Dhabi have once again proved to be the world leadersOn February 23-25, the Khalifa University hosted the Mohamed Bin Zayed International Robotics Challenge (MBZIRC) in Abu Dhabi. Team of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering Czech Technical University in Prague (FEE CTU) cooperating at the competition with colleagues from universities in Pennsylvania and New York won first place for building walls with drones, second for destroying defined targets (balloons) and the most valuable golden medal for winning the Grand Challenge.
17.02.20 Formula Student teams from CTU are at Yas Marina in Abu DhabiCTU CarTech students from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and eForce FEE Prague Formula students from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering tested their formula cars on the Yas Marina circuit in Abu Dhabi, where the Formula 1 Grand Prix is held every year.
25.01.20 Petr Habala: Calculus – a video tutorialIn this series of videos we will look at the popular calculus topics – limits, derivatives and integrals – from a practical point of view. We assume that the viewer already saw the usual intro (theorems, outlines of basic methods), and we will combine them into practical approaches and procedures for solving standard problems. Further exposition, solved problems, and exercises with step-by-step hints can be found in Math Tutor (http://math.feld.cvut.cz/mt).
15.01.20 Five CTU scientists will present at the AI ​​Science Café Series organized by the Czech Centre in LondonThe Czech Centre in London is organizing the AI Science Café Series, which will host researchers Michal Pěchouček, Tomáš Krajník and Michal Čáp from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Jan Šedivý from CIIRC and former CTU visiting professor Jonathan Ledgard.
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