Moscow students became winners of the "CASE-IN" championship

The final of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" gathered in Moscow more than 600 students from 40 regions of Russia, as well as CIS countries.

Student teams present their solutions, and experts from industry companies and the academic community evaluate the ideas of young people and identify the best teams.

The Hundred-Letovs team, which included Pavel Vorobyov (Captain, IEUIS), Sevak Sahakyan (IEUIS), Mikhail Shabalin (IEUIS), and Yegor Zheleznov (IEUIS), presented their solution "Implementation of remote Monitoring tools for the construction of LNG Production Facilities" and was recognized as the best in the field of Design Engineering.

Pavel Vorobyov, the captain of the team, a graduate student of the ISTAS department, shared his impressions of the victory.: "Our team is very pleased with the victory, especially since this victory is the result of several months of well-coordinated work. We won the qualifying stage and the semi-final stage twice, and after working our decision as deeply as possible, we reached the podium at the final stage. Of course, not only the fact of the victory itself is valuable, but also the experience that we gained, because we worked on a case provided by one of the leading technology companies involved in the construction of industrial facilities. At each stage, we received direct feedback from employees and managers of the company, which makes participation in the championship even more important for each of us."

The case for future specialists in the field of construction was developed based on the materials of JSC NIPIGAZ, a leading Russian engineering center.

In 2021, almost 6,000 students took part in the championship, and the competition itself was held in 3 stages: qualifying, semi-final and final. At the same time, the organizer of one of the qualifying stages in the field of "Project Engineering" was NRU MGSU, bringing together teams of students, as well as experts from among the faculty and researchers of NRU MGSU.

The work of one of the experts, Sergey Sayyan, an engineer at the Scientific and Educational Center for Computer Modeling of Unique Buildings, Structures and Complexes named after A.B.Zolotov, was noted by the organizing committee of the championship, and he was invited to participate as an expert in the final of the project.

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