BAROS GÁBOR INSTITUTE
OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND TRANSPORT
2006/2007 Academic Year
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Director: |
Dr. Attila KOPPÁNY University Professor |
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e-mail: |
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1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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+ 36 96 503 452 |
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+ 36 96 503 451 |
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Deputy Directors: |
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Dr. Ferenc HORVÁT Professor |
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1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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+ 36 96 503-544 |
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+ 36 96 503-451 |
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Dr. István PRILESZKY Professor |
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e-mail: |
pril@sze.hu |
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1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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+ 36 96 503-494 |
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+ 36 96 503-451 |
About the Institute
The purpose of the Institute is to provide technical
higher education as well as research and consultancy in the area of
architecture, civil, environmental, municipal and transport engineering.
Curricula are drawn up in accordance with scientific developments and practice.
The staff members are active in local,
national and international professional associations. The Institute offers the
following BSc and MSc courses.
Courses Offered by the Institute
- Architectural Engineering (MSc and BSc)
- Civil Engineering (BSc and MSc)
- Environmental Engineering (BSc)
- Municipal Engineering (BSc and MSc)
- Transport Engineering (BSc and MSc)
Departments within the Institute
- Department of Architectural Design
- Department of Architecture and Building
Construction
- Department of Environmental Engineering
- Department of Structural Engineering
- Department of Urbanism and Architectural
History
- Department of Transport Infrastructure and
Municipal Engineering
- Department of Logistics and Forwarding
- Department of Transportation
Main research fields:
- Architectural Ecology
- Development of diagnostic-systems for buildings and engineering
structures
- Development of management systems for the infrastructure (roads,
railways, bridges)
- Static and dynamic analysis and testing of bridges and other
engineering structures
- Developing railway and road construction technologies
- Urban development towards appropriate structures for sustainable
transport
- Evaluation of the status of the environment
- Applying renewable sources
- Assessment and rehabilitation of contaminated sites.
COURSES OF THE INSTITUTE
Architectural Engineering Course (BSc
and MSc)
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Course leader: |
Dr. Attila KOPPÁNY, |
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e-mail: |
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Address: |
1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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36/96/503-454,
36/96/503-450 |
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36/96/503-451 |
About the course
The teaching of architecture began in 1990. The three year program leads to a
BSc degree and the five year program leads to an MSc degree in Architectural
Engineering. The major Architectural Engineering aims at educating qualified
engineer architects who are ready to take part in creative design work and set
buildings for different purposes. The students gain artistic, technical and
scientific background knowledge and they are also taught to master new methods
of computer aided architectural design. The graduates will be
able to grasp the organisational and professional aspects of building and
management activities, thus to create functional architecture.
The BSc course content covers traditional
architectural engineering knowledge in six semesters. The first semester
includes basic knowledge in mathematics, sciences, engineering, law and
economics. The next five semesters include the most important architectural
subjects, e.g.: History of Architectures I-IV., Building Materials I-II., Building
Construction I-V., Architectural Design I-V. Building Technology and Management
I-III., Design of Architectural Structures, Urban Planning etc.
The MSc course is a ten semester, five
year programme with 26 hours per week. Courses are run for small groups
and the students are expected to work individually under the direction of a
personal master. The most important elective subjects are: Vernacular
Architecture, Architectural Composition, History of Architecture I-VI.,
Freehand Drawing I-VI., Building Construction I-VII., Urban Planning I-II. and
Urban Design, Residential Design I-III., Public Building Design I-III.,
Industrial and Agricultural Design I-II., Theory of Design I-II., Interior
Design, Landscape Design, Computer Aided Design I-II., Comprehensive Design
Studio I-II., Diploma Design Studio.
Number of students in the course: 210
Civil Engineering Course (BSc and MSc)
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Course leader: |
Dr. Péter SCHARLE, |
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1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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+ 36/96/503-450 |
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+ 36/96/503-451 |
About the course:
The BSc course content amalgamates traditional civil engineering knowledge with
up-to date methods. The first year includes basic knowledge of mathematics,
information technology, sciences, engineering, law and economics. The second
year is characterised by basic civil engineering subjects such as materials,
structures, surveying, geotechnics, hydrology, buildings and transportation. In
the third year the students can choose from two specializations: transport
infrastructure and structural engineering.
The 10 semester MSc course includes a more
extensive theoretical foundation part (math, physics, mechanics). Students
spend more time on basic civil engineering subjects and they have a wider
choice of options in the last phase of their studies, including environmental,
management issues as well as modules taught in English or German.
Both courses include three or four semesters
of integrated project work. During the last semester the students prepare an
individual final year project (diploma thesis). This is frequently connected
with their future work. The studies are completed by a state examination,
including the assessment of the diploma work.
Number of students in the course: 210
Environmental Engineering Course (BSc)
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Course leader: |
Dr. Miklós BULLA, Professor |
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e-mail: |
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Address: |
1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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+ 36/96/503-453 |
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Fax: |
+ 36/96/503-469 |
About the course:
The aim of the course is to provide the means for the training of a new type of
engineer. Todays tasks need experts who have sufficient knowledge in
natural sciences and were educated on an interdisciplinary basis, in line with
industrial demands. They should be sensitive to environmental problems, capable
of communicating with both experts and the public. They should be familiar with
the use of environmental techniques and environmental laboratory testing, they
should always be able to give quick and practical responses to occurring
environmental problems.
There is no specialisation within the program,
but the optional subjects of the last two semesters allow for profound studies
in the field of the man-made environment (infrastructure systems) and/or
specific natural and social science subjects.
Number of students in the course: 150
Municipal Engineering (BSc and MSc)
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Course leader: |
Dr. Csaba KOREN, Professor |
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e-mail: |
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Address: |
1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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+ 36/96/503-452 |
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order to cope with the various problems of towns and villages, the course
contains a wide spectrum of subjects. The first part includes basic knowledge
of mathematics, informatics, sciences, engineering, law and economics. The
second part is characterised by subjects such as town planning, regional
planning, elements of architecture and civil engineering. In the third part,
the students can select their subjects as a combination of three blocks:
infrastructure, engineering methods and management of municipalities.
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course includes integrated project work in four semesters. The projects are of
a comprehensive nature and they are always connected to real life problems. The
students work on these problems in small teams while getting acquainted with the
challenges of their future profession. They improve their communication skills
and experience the advantages and difficulties of team-work. The studies are
completed by a closing examination, including the assessment of the diploma
work.
Transport Engineering Course (BSc)
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Course leader: |
Dr. István PRILESZKY Professor |
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e-mail: |
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Address: |
1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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+ 36 96 503-494 |
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+ 36 96 503-491 |
General information on the course:
The aim of the course is to
- offer a broad foundation for the students
in basic transport issues and in the nature sciences connected to transport,
- make it possible for them to obtain deeper knowledge in one field of
transport chosen by the student in order to have a better chance in the labour
market
The broad foundation makes long-term change easier, whereas the specialization
gives better chances in the short term. The specialization is offered through
the following options:
Ř Shipping
Ř Road and urban transport
Ř Logistics
Ř Postal Management
Ř Transport Packaging
Ř Forwarding
Ř Railway transport
Ř Tourism
Ř Information Systems and Telematics
Number of students of the course: 653
Transport Engineering Course (MSc)
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Course leader: |
Dr. András BAKÓ, Professor |
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e-mail: |
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1. Egyetem tér, Győr,
H-9026 Hungary |
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+ 36 96 503-400/ Ext.3308 |
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+ 36 96 613-561 |
DEPARTMENTS OF THE INSTITUTE
Department of
Architectural Design
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Head of Department: |
Attila BODROSSY Professor |
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1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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36/96/613-518 |
Number of lecturers: 5
Total number of staff: 6
The study of Architectural Design as an interdisciplinary
creative activity, includes a balanced number of art subjects, theoretical and
technical subjects. The subjects are covered in cooperation with other
departments at the Faculty of Building and Environmental Engineering. The three
year program leads to a BSc. degree and the five year program leads to an MSc.
degree in Architectural Engineering. There are five full-time academic staff
members and a secretary at the Department .
Subjects and Modules Offered by the
Department of Architectural Design:
- Introduction into Architectural Design I-II.
- Architectural Design I-IV.
- Architectural Composition
- Interior Design I-II.
- Design of Residential Buildings I-III.
- Design of Public Buildings I-III. Design of Industrial and
Agricultural Buildings I-II.
- Theory of Design I-III.
- Comprehensive Design Studio I-II.
- Urban Design
- Diploma Project Studio
Department of
Architecture and Building Construction
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Head of Department: |
Dr. Attila KOPPÁNY, |
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1. Egyetem tér, H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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Number of lecturers: 13
Total number of staff: 15
The Department of Architecture and Building
Construction was set up in 1993. The aim of the Department is to train
professional experts in the field of architectural engineering. The students
will gain fundamental knowledge and abilities in every possible field of
architecture and they will be able to find a job in any building- and
design-related area of consulting, construction and management. The three year
program leads to a BSc. degree and the five year program leads to an MSc.
degree in Architectural Engineering. In the working area of the
Department there are several subjects for civil engineering and municipal
engineering students too.
Subjects and Modules Offered by the
Department of Architecture and Building Construction
- Descriptive Geometry I-II.
- Freehand Drawing I-VI.
- Building Physics
- Building Materials I-II.
- Building Constructions I-VII.
- Vernacular Architecture
- History of Fine Arts
- Conservation of Historical Buildings History of Architectures
I-VI.
- Building Technology and Management I-III
- Urban Planing I-II.
- Computer-Aided Design (ArchiCaD, Nemetschek CAD)
- Building Service Engineering I-II.
- Building Diagnostics
Main Research Projects
and Contact Persons:
- Developing a building and construction diagnostic-system, Dr.
Attila KOPPÁNY, Univ. Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-454, E-mail: koppany@sze.hu
- Analysis and research of flat-roof constructions and waterproofing
systems, Dr. Attila KOPPÁNY, Univ. Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-454, E-mail: koppany@sze.hu
- Analyses of historic roof structures, Dr. György FÁTRAI, Assoc.
Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-538, E-mail. fatrai@sze.hu
Computer Software and Laboratory Facilities
Computer Software:
ArchiCAD 6.0, Architectural design
- 2D planning
- 3D modelling & rendering (exteriors and interiors)
- Creating fly-througs & VR-S
Construction Material Laboratory is used for
the usual routine tests of construction materials, such as testing
properties of concrete components and of the fresh concrete, determine strength
and deformation parameters of concrete, timber and steels.
International
Contacts:
In the framework of TEMPUS Joint European Projects Architectural
Ecology and Multimedia and Computer Based Modular Teaching
Material the Department co-operates with the following
institutions abroad: University of Athens, University Politecnica Catalunya
(Spain), College of Technology Stuttgart, University of Falun/Borlange
(Sweden), University College Dublin. Our further co-operating partners are:
Slovak Technical University, Technical University Graz, Technical University
Cottbus, Technical University Vienna, TU Eindhoven.
Department of
Environmental Engineering
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Head of Department: |
Dr. Miklós BULLA, |
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Address: |
1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
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Fax: |
36/96/503-469 |
Number of lecturers: 13
Total number of staff: 18
The Department was set up in 1992 within the
Faculty of Building and Environmental Engineering for providing training of BSc
engineers in Environmental Engineering, as well as environmental studies and
chemistry for other courses.
Subjects and Modules Offered by the
Department of Environmental Engineering
Clusters of subjects:
basic
professional subjects (Chemistry, Biology, Geology, Ecology)
professional
subjects (Air-, Water-, Soil Protection, Waste management, Noise, Vibration and
Radiation, Nature Conservation)
social and
economic subjects (Environmental Economics, Communication, EU Studies, Env.
Policy, Env. management, Conflict management, Env. legislation and institution)
special
knowledge (Evaluation of Env. status, Auditing, EIA, EMS, Env. Chemistry,
Technological Assessment, Energetics and Env.)
Main Research Projects and Contact
Persons:
- Evaluation of the Status of the Environment - Methodology As Well
As a GIS Based Workshop Development to Analyse the Processes, Dr. Miklós
BULLA, Professor, Phone: 36/96/503-453, E-mail: bulla@sze.hu
- Applying Renewable Sources - Technology Improvement to Reduce the
Emissions As Well As Waste Production, Utilisation of Agricultural Waste,
Biomass as Energy Source, Dr. Géza NAGY, Professor, Phone:
36/96/503-400/Ext. 3122, E-mail: nagy@sze.hu
- Qualification and Renovation of Railtrack-Bedding in Interest of
Reusing It Instead of Waste Disposal, Dr. Edit KOREN, Assoc. Prof., Phone:
36/96/503-400/Ext. 3103, E-mail: korene@sze.hu
- REGIONET project (EU5 FP): Strategies for Regional Sustainable
Development: An Integrated Approach beyond Best Practices, Dr. Miklós
BULLA, Professor, Phone: 36/96/503-453, E-mail: bulla@sze.hu
Computer Software and Laboratory Facilities:
1. EIS, GIS workshop
Computers, plotter, digitizing tables and software like ARC/INFO, ArcView,
ERDAS, Mapsheets, AutoCAD to support the development of an expert system for
the analyse as well as evaluation of environmental status.
2. Chemical laboratory
The students lab is equipped with basic chemical instruments like
analytical wages, pH meters, laboratory glasses, ovens, etc. They are suitable
for titrimetry determinations, electromagnetical and spectrophotometrical
analyses. On the base of a long-time agreement, the Regional Environmental
Authoritys laboratory (one of the best in the country) is
available.
International Relationships:
- PHARE CBC co-operation for the utilisation of renewable (energy)
sources
- UNDP participation in the program of Hungarian Centre for Cleaner
Production
- ERASMUS/SOCRATES Curriculum Development for Master Degree of System
Engineering with TU Delft
Department of
Structural Engineering
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Head of the Department: |
Dr. György FÁTRAI professor |
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Address: |
Egyetem tér 1. H-9026
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Number of Lecturers: 13
Total number of staff: 16
The Department of Structural Engineering was
set up in 2001 within the Institute through the merging of several former
department sections in charge of various fields of engineering mechanics and
structures with a history of about 35 years.
The Department provides elementary and
advanced courses for both BSc and MSc students in civil engineering,
architecture, environmental and municipal engineering. Graduates with this
background are employed primarily by engineering consultants, municipalities,
construction companies and governmental agencies.
The Department is equipped with appropriate
computer facilities and operates two Laboratories of Engineering Structures and
Geotechnics. Due to extensive links to national and local authorities,
agencies, companies and other organisations in the civil engineering sector the
Department accomplishes far-reaching research, consulting, development and
expert activity in the area of bridges, building structures and geotechnics.
Subjects and Modules Offered by the
Department of Structural Engineering:
- Civil Engineering Mechanics (elementary and advanced)
- Strength of Materials
- Reinforced and Pre-stressed Concrete Structures
- Steel Structures
- Timber Structures
- Masonry Structures
- Structural Analysis and Design
- Construction of Structures
- Bridges
- Geotechnics (Soil mechanics, Foundations, Underground Structures)
- Planning and Design Methods
- The Engineer and the Society
Main Research Projects
and Contact Persons:
- Trapezoidal steel sheets and liner trays acting as a diaphragm
Earthquake
engineering and design of structures in seismic areas
Effects on the building produced by traffic-caused vibrations
Dr. Csaba KEGYES, Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-400/Ext. 3304, E-mail: kegyes@freemail.hu
- Structural conception of concrete and wooden structures
Static
and dynamic analysis and load test of structures
Behaviour of a structure in situ and under a dynamical loading
Experiments and model tests in our laboratory to recognise changes in the
dynamical behaviour as a consequence of the failures
Dr. György L?RINCZ, Assoc. Prof., Phone 36/96/503 400/Ext.3207, E-mail: lorincz@sze.hu
- Testing and static survey of bridges
Analysis
and systematisation of bridge-damages
Developing and implementation of bridge management system
Dr. László LUBLÓY, Assoc. Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-400/Ext. 3206, E-mail: lubloy@sze.hu
- Static test and investigation of railway track elements
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György NÉMETH, Assoc. Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-400/Ext. 3207, E-mail: nemethgy@sze.hu
- Reinforced earth structures
Pile
bearing capacity
Codes and standards of geotechnical design
Dr. Róbert SZEPESHÁZI, Assoc. Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-534, E-mail: szepesr@sze.hu
- Reinforced earth structures
Mechanics
of granular materials
Transport infrastructure development policy
Public-private partnership as a social game
Dr. Péter SCHARLE, Univ. Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-450, E-mail: scharle@sze.hu
Computer Software and
Laboratory Facilities:
Computer Software
AXIS 3D (FEM
program for structural planning)
ALLPROJECT
(FEM program for 3D frames and slabs)
SKANSKA (FEM for
structural design)
PONTIS Bridge
Management System program
SAGE CRIPS (FEM
for geotechnical design)
Laboratories
Structure Test Laboratory serves for investigating structures made of concrete,
steel, timber and synthetic materials in laboratory and in the field,
measurements on bridges and buildings to determine (traffic-caused) vibration.
It is equipped with in-door and mobile, static and dynamic loading equipment
and measuring systems (such as load cells, strain gauges, inclinometers),
data recorder and computer software for processing measured data.
Geotechnical Laboratory is suitable for
carrying out all the routine laboratory soil tests, investigating mechanical
properties of soils with triaxial-, shear box- and CBR-apparatus, load plate
tests, respectively, and furthermore, for determining the composition of soils,
water and waste materials with spectrometer. It supports the in-situ tests and
large scale site experiments, as well.
International
Contacts:
In the framework of Leonardo da Vinci Program "Vocational Training for
Increasing of the Competence of Constructional Enterprises" we co-operate
with the following institutions abroad: University Cremona, Technical
University of Cluj-Napoca, TET Athens. Our further co-operating partners are:
University of Porto, Technical University Wien, Transilvania University Brasov.
Department of Urbanism and Architectural History
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Head of the Department: |
Dr. Gábor WINKLER, |
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1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
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Department of
Transport Infrastructure and Municipal Engineering
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Head of the Department: |
Dr. Csaba KOREN, |
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Address: |
1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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Fax: |
+ 36/96 / 503-451 |
Number of Lecturers: 16
Total number of staff: 21
The Department provides elementary and
advanced courses for both BSc and MSc students in civil engineering and
municipal engineering. Its further activities are research, planning, design
and consultancy on the above fields. Several subjects are taught to students in
other courses (e.g. in Architecture, Environment, Transportation)
Due to various contracts, there are
extensive links to companies and other organisations in the civil engineering
sector, especially in the area of roads, railways and local governments.
Subjects and Modules Offered by the Department
of Transport Infrastructure and Municipal Engineering
(several of them are also provided in English and/or German)
- Surveying
- GIS
- Hydrology
- Public Utilities
- Transport Infrastructure
- Roads
- Railways
- Transportation Planning
- Traffic Engineering
- Building Administration
- Construction Technologies Maintenance Methods
- Construction Management
- Urban Planning
- The Built Environment
- Communal Services
- Landscape Design
- Integrated Project
- Computer Applications
- Quality Management
- Strategic Planning
- Field Course
Main Research Projects
and Contact Persons:
- Urban Development towards Appropriate Structures for Sustainable
Transport, EU 5th R+D Framework Programme, Dr. Csaba KOREN, Univ. Prof.,
Phone: 36/96/503-452, E-mail: koren@sze.hu
- Transport interchanges and urban development. PIARC World Road
Association, Dr. Csaba KOREN, Univ. Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-452,
E-mail: koren@sze.hu
- Performance assessment and condition evaluation of the engineering
infrastructure and of the environment. Dr. Csaba KOREN, Univ. Prof.,
Phone: 36/96/503-452, E-mail: koren@sze.hu
- Trends in the development of infrastructure management systems, Dr.
László GÁSPÁR, Univ. Prof., Phone: 36/1/205-5902, E-mail: gaspar@mercury.kti.hu
- Tasks of harmonisation in Hungary connected with the standards of
road construction materials in the commission of European
normalisation, Dr. Kálmán ADORJÁNYI, Professor, Phone:
36/96/503-400/Ext. 3205, E-mail: adorjanyi@sze.hu
- Pavement model verification based on the falling-weight
deflectometer measurement, Dr. Kálmán ADORJÁNYI, Professor, Phone:
36/96/503-400/Ext. 3205, E-mail: adorjanyi@sze.hu
- Implementation tests of new railway superstructure elements, dr.
Ferenc HORVÁT, Professor, Phone: 36/96/503-544, E-mail: horvat@sze.hu
Computer Software and
Laboratory Facilities:
Computer Software
- GIS software: ARC/INFO, ArcView, ERDAS IMAGINE PRODUCTION,
MAPSHEETS, GreenLine, AutoCAD MAP R2
- Civil engineering software: TRIPS, EMME2 and TransCAD Network
Analyser programs, Softdesk Civil Engineering Design Package, HCM1998,
HUPMS Road Pavement Management System, PATER Railway Track Management
System.
The Road Laboratory is
equipped for the testing of bitumen, cutback bitumen, bitumen emulsions and
bituminous mixtures. Significant equipment includes: ELE-MATTA Asphalt Testing
System (ELE International, UK), Wheel Tracker (Cooper Research Technology,
Nottingham, UK), Slurry-Seals testers: Wet Abrasion Tester, Cohesion Tester
(Controls, Italy).
The Laboratory for Geodesy and GIS is
equipped with instruments for land surveying (theodolits, levellings,
tachometers), remote sensing (WILD A8), mapping tools, furthermore computers,
and soft-wares (ARC/INFO, ArcView, ERDAS IMAGINE, MAPSHEETS, GreenLine).
International contacts:
The Department has experience in working on various international projects
(mainly under EU schemes as TEMPUS, ERASMUS, 5th R+D Framework Programme) with
universities like the University College London (GB), Copenhagen Engineering
College (DK), TU Delft, Saxion Hogeschool Deventer (NL), Slovak Technical
University in Bratislava, University of Zilina (SK), TU Kraków (PL), University
of Maribor (SLO), TU Wien, Universität für Bodenkultur WU Wien (A), TFH Berlin,
Universität Hannover, Ruhr-Universität Bochum (D).
Department of Logistics
and Forwarding
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Head of Department: |
Dr. Lajos TÓTH, Professor |
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e-mail: |
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Address: |
1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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Phone: |
+ 36 96 503-496 |
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Fax: |
+ 36 96 503-491 |
Number of lecturers: 11
Total number of staff: 14
Subjects and Modules Offered by the
Department of Logistics and Forwarding:
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Forwarding
course
Tariffs,
pricing Transport Marketing
International
Trade Customs, Insurance
Transportation
law Transport geography
Forwarding
techniques Transportation technology
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Logistics course
Logistics
Supply chain management
Physical
distribution Manufacturing systems
Packaging
Packaging machines
Materials
handling Warehousing
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Transport
economics course
Road, rail
transport economics Mail service economics
Passenger
transport economics Haulage and forwarding
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Management
course
Transport
statistics Organisation management studies
Management case
studies Negotiation techniques
Ergonomics
Main Research Projects and Contact Persons:
Quality
management, quality assurance, TQM in transportation, Dr. Lajos TÓTH,
Professor, Phone: 36/96/503-496, E-mail: tothl@sze.hu
Modelling of
physical distribution systems, Dr. Bálint HIRKÓ, Assoc. Prof., Phone:
36/96/503-400, E-mail: hirko@sze.hu
Simulation of
industrial logistics processes, Dr. Bálint HIRKÓ, Assoc. Prof., Phone:
36/96/503-400, E-mail: hirko@sze.hu
Designing and
testing transport packaging, Dr. Zoltán PÁNCZÉL, Assoc. Prof., Phone:
36/96/503-400, E-mail: panczel@sze.hu
Computer Software and Laboratory Facilities:
Computer Software:
Wittness, Talor, Paragon, Wandor Boot, Autoroute, Pack Plan, Laderirild
Rechteck, Laderild Zylindrisch, Polster
Laboratory Facilities:
Inclineed plane tester, Vibration tester, Shock tester, Fall tester, Air
conditioning chamber with mix tester, Stacking tester, Accederometer (3
channel, piesoeletrical), Vibrationanalyser
International Contacts:
Hungarian TQM
partner of New York State University Buffalo (USA)
Joint distance
learning project with the University of Huddersfield (UK)
Packaging-logistics
partner, Technical College Berlin
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Department of
Transportation
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Head of Department: |
Dr. István
PRILESZKY, |
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E-mail: |
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Address: |
1. Egyetem tér. H-9026
Győr, Hungary |
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Phone: |
+ 36 96 503-494 |
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Fax: |
+ 36 96 613-561 |
Number of lecturers: 13
Total number of staff: 18
The Department of Transportation carries out
educational and research activities in the field of transport sciences,
especially on transport system planning, transport technics and technologies,
transport information systems, transport and environment, management system in
transportation (PMS, BMS, Infrastructure Management) transport safety and
transport education.
The Department is in charge of teaching 43
subjects in different courses.
The subjects can be divided into 4 groups:
general
transportation subjects
railways
shipping
road and urban
transport.
Main Research Projects and Contact Persons:
Public transport
system planning and evaluation, Dr. István PRILESZKY, Professor, Phone:
36/96/503-4949, E-mail: pril@sze.hu
Inland waterway
transport, Dr. László UGRÓCZKY, Assoc. Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-400, E-mail: ugroczky@sze.hu
Sea navigation,
Dr. László UGRÓCZKY, Assoc. Prof., Phone: 36/96/503-400, E-mail: ugroczky@sze.hu
Maintenance strategy
and technology of vehicles, Dr. Sándor ZVIKLI, Professor, Phone:
36/96/-503-400, E-mail: zvikli@sze.hu
Computer Software and Laboratory Facilities of the Department:
Software:
General Office
Software (Word, Excel, Power Point, Corel Draw, Recognita)
Software for
Transport Problems (AutoCAD, PTOPT, TRIPS, MICROBUS, TFTP, MAPGuide, Autodesk
Word, Ships)
Special Software
developed by the Department: BUSROUTE, PTTERV, RAIL-SIM)
Laboratories:
Model Railway for
simulating and practising the railway processes
International Project:
Joint member of MINIMISE Consortium (Contract number: ST-96-sc.40) on
interoperability in transport.
International Contacts:
The Netherlands Institute of Tourism and Transport Studies, Breda
TRT Trasporti E Territorio SRL, Milano
The University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, Newcastle
DHV Environment and Infrastructure, Amersfoort
Research topic:
Management System in Transportation
Habil. Dr. András BAKÓ, University Professor,
E-mail: bako@sze.hu