AltSTU students will perform in the final of the CASE-IN championship

Students of the Energy Faculty of AltSTU have successfully passed the qualifying stage of the Student League of the XIV International Engineering CASE-IN Championship in the field of "Electric Power Industry". Now they will have to compete for victory in the final, which will be held in Moscow at the end of May. The championship is held with the support of the Presidential Platform "Russia — the land of opportunities".

Altai State Technical University will be represented by the Trivolt team, which includes: Olga Voevodina, Konstantin Bugaev And the captain Andrey Minusov. The mentor of the students was an associate professor of the Department of Power Supply of Industrial Enterprises Ekaterina Martko.

The main theme of this season is "Technologies of the future". Therefore, the partner companies set tasks for the participants to achieve Russia's technological sovereignty, such as the digitalization of the energy sector, the introduction of artificial intelligence and digital twins in key industries.

At the moment, the students are working on the final case from ROSSETI. According to the terms of the task, a large-scale combined attack is being carried out on the power facility. The team needs to understand the mechanism of its work, develop a multi-level protection system, while ensuring constant monitoring and manageability, as well as propose measures to quickly restore the system after an attack. The guys plan to build their final solution on a three-level approach to protection, which should ensure resilience even to complex combined threats.

"This is our second season in the championship, and we really want to take a worthy place in the finals," says team captain Andrey Minusov. – The main thing is not to stop there. We gained valuable experience last time, so now we are approaching the decision even more seriously and hope for success."

It should be noted that the winners will receive preferential conditions for admission to master's and postgraduate studies, paid internships and internships with the possibility of subsequent employment in partner companies, as well as trips to industry youth educational forums.

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