Ivanovo students and their IT solutions qualified for the final of the "CASE-IN"

This year, the championship events were promptly transferred to a remote format.

Students of Ivanovo State Power Engineering University took part in the qualifying stage of the VIII International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN", which is part of the presidential platform "Russia – the land of opportunities".

The championship is held in 57 universities in Russia and the CIS countries. During the qualifying stages in February - May 2020, more than 10,000 participants will solve engineering cases on the topic of "Technological modernization". This year, the events of the CASE-IN championship were promptly transferred to a remote format in connection with anti-epidemic measures in the regions of Russia: student teams presented their solutions online in the areas of "Electric Power Industry" and "Digital Atom". Industry experts evaluated the students' ideas and selected the best teams.

Students from the Faculty of Energy presented solutions for the development of the UES of Russia and the energy systems of the member countries of the energy union of the CIS and the Baltic States. The experts were specialists from the representative office of JSC SO UES in the Ivanovo region, teachers of IGEU and Kazan State Energy University. The first place in the field of "Electric Power Industry" and a ticket to the finals was awarded to the Triple threat team, all participants of which are trained in a specialized master's degree program commissioned by JSC SO UES. The "Fourth Phase" team is in second place. The bronze medal went to the "Worker Zero" team.

Future IT specialists presented solutions for managing the technical repair and maintenance of CNC machines. The case was developed based on the materials of the Rosatom State Corporation. The IGEU Sigmatika team reached the final of the Digital Atom competition.

The final of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" will traditionally be held in Moscow and will bring together the best student engineering teams. The winners of the championship finals will receive valuable prizes and practice in leading companies in the industry.

For reference: The International Engineering CASE-IN Championship is a system of competitions for solving engineering cases among students, schoolchildren and young professionals. The purpose of the championship is to popularize engineering and technical education and attract the most promising young specialists to the fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes.

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