Last season's winners from MGSU are looking forward to the anniversary "CASE-IN" championship

The tenth anniversary season of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN" will be held this year. The participants will have to solve tasks on the topic "Industry 4.0", which involves the introduction of modern technologies into life. Meanwhile, the previous season, which ended in December 2021, turned out to be a happy one for MGSU.

"The engineering profession should remain modern, prestigious, in demand and popular among young people, so the purpose of the CASE-IN is not only to popularize engineering and technical education, but also to attract the most promising young specialists to the fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes, the nuclear industry and related industries.", – said Artem Korolev, founder and co-chairman of the organizing committee of the CASE-IN championship.

In the 2021 season, adjustments were made to the work of the Student League: for the first time, future civil engineers and designers took part in the championship, and a new competitive field appeared - "Project Engineering".

The absolute winner of the final in this area was the "Team of 100-year-olds" of the National Research University MGSU, presenting to the authoritative commission a solution to the problem of "Introducing remote monitoring tools for the construction of LNG production facilities." Its members included Pavel Vorobyov, Sevak Sahakyan, Mikhail Shabalin and Egor Zheleznov, representatives of the Institute of Economics, Management and Information Systems in Construction (IEMIS) NRU MGSU.

"Our victory is the result of several months of well–coordinated work. We won the prize twice, at the qualifying stage and at the semi–final stage, and after working out the solution as deeply as possible, we reached the podium in the final. Of course, not only the fact of the victory itself is valuable, but also the experience gained, because we worked on a case provided by one of the leading technology companies involved in the construction of industrial facilities," Pavel Vorobyov, captain of the team, graduate student of the Department of Information Systems, Technologies and Automation in Construction, shared his impressions of the victory. 

The winners of the championship finals received valuable prizes, the opportunity to participate in All–Russian industry forums, advantages in admission to master's and postgraduate programs at 20 partner universities of the championship, as well as the opportunity to practice in leading companies in the country.

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