Programme objectives
Master (One Year), Product Realisation (TPRPM), Study programme for batch Autumn 11
Last edit: 16/03/2011
Approved: 16/03/2011
In addition to the aims that are specified in the higher education ordinance and KTH's local degree ordinance, there are specific aims for this programme.
Knowledge and understanding
- show a broad technical basis for work with development in production or production and manufacturing methodology
- show expertise in the chosen field of technology, including knowledge in mathematics and natural sciences
- show an understanding of how different variables interact in product realisation
Skills and abilities
- show good ability, independently and in groups, to identify, formulate and handle technical and organisational problems in machine engineering fields, considering prevailing possibilities and limitations, from idea/need to specification, development, phasing-out, and managing processes for problem-solving/realisation
- show basic ability to lead people and activities on different organisational levels in multicultural and multi-disciplinary project groups
- have good ability to utilise modern modelling and simulation methods, and their applications as support for decisions in the professional role
- show ability to handle and design products, processes and systems based on technical, ethical and economic aspects
- show knowledge about how the design of products and systems is best adapted to human wishes and needs and with regard to environmental and other societal aspects
- have abilities in presentation and communication to constitute good preconditions for achieving efficient work, both individually and in groups
- have individual and professional skills, such as leadership, project management and communication for work as an engineer in a leading position or as a leader in technology-intensive companies
Ability to make judgments and adopt a standpoint
- have a good understanding that engineering problems often are complex, may not be completely defined and may sometimes contain conflicting conditions
- show a sense of responsibility and ethics for technical, organisational, economic, ecological and social activities
- have an understanding of how environmental and cultural differences influence the product realisation process
KTH's local degree ordinance can be found in KTH's regulatory framework. www.kth.se
