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The Department of Descriptive Geometry and Geometric Modeling hosted an open dialogue session involving faculty, educational program guarantors, students, and a stakeholder representative.

Participants discussed updating the content of educational programs, aligning them with current labor market requirements and employer expectations. The session addressed directions for modernizing the educational process, including the integration of engineering calculations and modern digital tools.

Particular emphasis was placed on strengthening the applied component of training: expanding topics on thermal calculations, computer modeling of physical processes, and the use of Simulation Flow tools in the educational process.

The Department of Descriptive Geometry and Computer Modeling hosted a roundtable with students, faculty, and stakeholder Borys Zolotov, Executive Director of Grand Marin LLC. The meeting took place in the university’s protected space, ensuring a comfortable and safe environment for open professional dialogue.

Special attention was given to updating educational programs with the latest 3D modeling and computer design technologies, expanding the practical component of education — introducing work with real production cases, and strengthening engagement with employers through internships, joint projects, and involvement of practicing professionals in the educational process.

Borys Zolotov shared his professional experience, offered practical recommendations on training competitive specialists, and outlined key competencies in demand in today’s industry.

The Department of Descriptive Geometry and Computer Modeling held a roundtable aimed at discussing the specifics of organizing the educational process and future directions for developing the department’s educational programs.

The company representative shared their vision for training future specialists, emphasizing the need to combine theoretical knowledge with applied skills matching real production processes. Participants discussed updating curriculum content, expanding practical training, and more actively involving business representatives in the educational process.

Significant attention was given to integrating modern digital tools and technologies into student education.

Faculty of Department 406 of Descriptive Geometry and Computer Modeling held a working meeting with Borys Zolotov, Executive Director of Grand Marin LLC. Department representatives presented the educational program, outlined its key directions, modern approaches to specialist training, and opportunities for students to apply their knowledge in practice.

Borys Zolotov was introduced to the department’s activities, its scientific and educational potential, and prospects for developing cooperation with employers. In turn, faculty learned about the company’s activities, reviewed its products, and discussed possible areas of cooperation — company representative participation in the educational process, student internships, and joint projects.

Following the meeting, Borys Zolotov was invited to join the educational process as a stakeholder of the educational program. The agreements reached were formalized by signing a cooperation agreement between the department and Grand Marin LLC.