Students of Saratov region became finalists of the CASE-IN championship

The team of the Gagarin Yu.A. SSTU Institute of Energy took part in the semi-finals of the Student League of the XII International Engineering CASE-IN Championship in the field of Electric Power engineering.

The team consists of master's degree students in the field of "Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Engineering": Igor Skoda, Alexander Ladin, Ivan Kuznetsov and Valeria Bogdanova.

As part of the Lean Manufacturing case, the participants presented their proposals for the implementation of artificial intelligence systems in the Russian electric power industry and proposed specific solutions in this area.

The team "Team Energy" took the second place at the end of the semi-final. The Gagarin team participated in the CASE-IN championship for several years and over the years won prizes and competed in the semifinals. In 2022, they reached the finals of the Student League of the Championship and showed a high level of protection in Moscow. The participants demonstrated an in-depth study of the presented case solutions, excellent teamwork and an understanding of the relevance of the challenges facing the industry and possible ways to solve them.

It should be recalled that the management of Gagarin State Technical University and the Reliable Shift Foundation have implemented a cooperation agreement, which makes it possible for students to participate in events of this level.

Reference. The Student League "CASE-IN" is a competition consisting of qualifying stages that take place on the basis of educational institutions of higher education, semi–finals that take place in eight areas in a full-time format with the possibility of remote connection, as well as the final stage, which takes place full-time in Moscow.

The purpose of the Student League is to identify and support the most promising students of the University, as well as to assist students in obtaining practical knowledge, experience and new competencies, popularize engineering and technical education and attract young specialists to the fuel and energy and mineral resources sector.

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