Novosibirsk students performed in the final of the CASE-IN championship

The final of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" was held in Moscow on May 31 — June 2. In 2021, almost 6,000 students took part in the qualifying stages across the country, 617 students from 40 regions of Russia and Belarus, and 100 young specialists from industry companies made it to the finals.

To get to the final test, students had to go through two stages: a qualifying and a semi-final for each district of the Russian Federation, where the best teams from each university were represented.

Two teams of Novosibirsk State Technical University showed high results in the field of "Electric power industry" and qualified for the championship finals.:

The Creators — 1.0 team: Alexandra Marchenko, Alexandra Rachenkova, Victoria Fedorova, Denis Kornilovich;

The PowerNETI team: Nurbolot Abdybekov, Sofya Bakhtiyeva, Tatiana Guseva, Maria Rezaeva.

The final tests in the field of "Electric Power Industry" are different from other areas and take place within two days. On the first day of the finals, all the teams presented the solution to their case in two parallel streams of 17 teams each. According to the expert commission, the top three teams from each stream advance to the next stage of the finals, where they receive a completely new task, which must be solved in 2 hours. After 2 hours of preparation, the teams are required to submit their decision to the commission and answer questions.

After numerous, lengthy and laborious qualifying stages, according to the results of the final selection, the FENG NSTU NTI team "Creators — 1.0" took the 3rd place, beating almost 30 best teams from all over Russia.

The KIUM100 team of the Platov South Russian State Polytechnic University (NPI) topped the list of winners. The second place was taken by the WeWatt team of St. Petersburg Mining University.

The PowerNETI team, represented by third-year FENG students, did not enter the TOP 6 teams, but the guys showed a decent result. The captain of the team, Maria Rezaeva, shares her impressions.: "Our team got together by chance during a break between pairs, we didn't even think that we would be able to get to the semifinals, let alone the finals. We didn't have enough experience in the final, but next year we will correct our mistakes and come back for a win!"

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