3 more Samara Polytechnic University teams became semi-finalists of the CASE-IN championship

The results of the qualifying stages of the International Engineering Championship have become known at Samara Polytechnic University "CASE-IN" in the areas of "Project engineering" and "Oil and gas business".

Three student teams representing the Institute of Oil and Gas Technologies (INGT) and the Faculty of Construction and Technology (STF) received invitations to the semifinals of the tournament.

The students solved engineering cases on a single topic "Industry 4.0", dedicated to real production problems and developed based on materials from industry enterprises.

As a result of the defense of the finished projects, the expert commission determined the winners. So, in the direction of "Oil and Gas business", the team "The Power of Thought" received a ticket to the semifinals of the "CASE-IN" championship. It included INGT students Tatiana Ivanova, Vyacheslav Samoilov and Gore Shushanyan, as well as Galina Shkatko, representing St. Petersburg State University.

Two teams became semi–finalists in the field of "Project engineering" - "Experts" and "1000 and 1". The first group consisted of Ksenia Afanasyeva, Ekaterina Terentyeva and Anastasia Knyazova. And the second team included Ekaterina Shalagina, Vasilisa Kiryasova and Yesenia Nazarenko.

The semi-final competitions will be held on April 27. In addition to "Project Engineering" and "Oil and Gas business", polytechnic students will also perform in the field of "Electric power industry". Let us remind you that two teams of the Electrotechnical faculty, Electrokvartet (Vlada Zyuzko, Alisa Lastochkina, Tatiana Migunova and Yana Naumova) and "There are no short circuits" (Valery Zaitsev, Oleg Samokhin and Anastasia Shpurik).

"Polytech has been a venue for the qualifying stages of the championship for 8 years, – said the Vice-rector for Integration Projects Anton Eremin. – Our students solve real-world production tasks identified by leading employers Over the years, the guys have developed many industry-relevant solutions and proved that they can think outside the box. However, it is important not only to solve a specific problem correctly, but also to convey your idea to the experts and convince them of the correctness of your judgments. The CASE-IN championship helps to develop in this direction as well."

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