Rostov students presented solutions for the sustainable development of the nuclear industry

On March 18, at Rostov State University of Economics (RINH), future IT specialists and programmers took part in the qualifying stage of the IX International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN", which is part of the presidential platform "Russia – the land of Opportunities". The project is being implemented using a grant from the President of the Russian Federation for the development of civil society.

This year, the CASE-IN championship is held under the unified theme of "Sustainable Development" - one of the most pressing and discussed issues in Russian and global society, which implies a competent and balanced development of economic indicators, environmental outcomes and social consequences. One of the priorities of the championship is to train specialists to work in modern production, to help them acquire the necessary skills and skills for rapid adaptation at enterprises.

The students of the Russian State University of Economics (RINH) presented their developments in the Digital Atom field: they created and presented a prototype of a digital remote immersion system for new employees in the environment of the Rosatom State Corporation.

"We have fielded 7 teams from our faculty, and 5 teams have reached the project defense, presenting real prototypes of programmed systems in the Digital Atom direction. The guys presented their developments with dignity and showed great interest in creating new digital products.", - said Evgeny Tishchenko, Dean of the Faculty of Computer Technology and Information Security.

The teams' solutions were evaluated by experts representing industry companies in the region: Alexey Novikov, functional architect of JSC Greenatom, and Artem Popov, manager of the training center of the HR Department of JSC Greenatom. The expert team also included teachers and researchers from the Russian State Economic University (RINH).

According to the results of the qualifying stage, diplomas will be awarded to the teams that took the first three places. The teams that took 1-2 places will be invited to the semifinals of the Student League of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN", where they will compete with participants from other universities in their federal district.

A source