Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Engineering

UNIVERSITY OF MOSTAR
Educational plan and program
University study program of Computer Engineering

Study of Computer Engineering

1. Description of degree programs in Computer Engineering
In undergraduate program of Computer Engineering students will train for application of acquired
knowledge in solving specific problems of designing hardware and software products. This includes
the ability to clearly define the problem, determine the feasibility of its solution, and the study,
specifying, designing, implementation, testing, transformation and documenting solution.
Undergraduate program qualifies students for teamwork to solve problems and to communicate with
experts from other areas. It is especially important that they are able to permanently improve in this
area that is developing very quickly and fits into new application areas. Undergraduate studies of
Computer Engineering were designed with the aim to provide students with education, especially
relying on Electronics as a primary computing technology. In addition to basic knowledge of
mathematics, physics and electrical engineering students of Computer Engineering also acquire
knowledge from following areas: Algorithms and data structures, discrete mathematics, analysis and
design of digital systems, micro and micro programmable function blocks, the realization of hardware's
algorithms, connecting computers to the outside world (WWW), different types of databases, man machine interface, programming, software systems for computer aided design and other areas of
computer science. While in undergraduate studies of Computer Engineering, students are trained to
work in different areas of computer science and information technologies. Upon completion of their
studies, students are trained to design, implement and maintain medium complex computer systems
which include the integration of software and hardware solutions. Especially important role in this
study program is relation to the labor market as the first stage in the framework of a two-stage
education in order to form a complete knowledgeable expert capable of solving the most complicated
engineering tasks. The need for professionals with these competencies is significantly higher than the
number of educated professionals, both in the wider area, and in all Bosnia and Herzegovina, and
abroad. After graduation, with the acquired knowledge students can be employed in industry, computer
and communication companies, education, and service activities, etc.
Graduate study of Computer Engineering
Graduate studies of Computer Engineering give students the necessary knowledge in the next fields:
design and development of software and hardware and systems based on a computer, interactions
between hardware and software, designing systems that support human interaction with computer
system, and computer system and external world, methods and procedures for the design of systems
that contain a computer. The learning process has the scientific, mathematical and practical
dimensions, and integrates them in a separate study program. Understanding this integration
transcends implementation details of the components and seeks recognition of predictable effects on
complex systems. This study program includes a combination of key skills and techniques of computer
science aimed at understanding the problem needed to solve complex software and softwarehardware problems in the industry and all branches of human activity. In graduate study of Computer
Engineering students are trained to work in all branches of industrial activity that require excellent
knowledge of programming with understanding of computing, telecommunications, built-in and other
systems that contain computer. Student is qualified to independently solve complex programming
problems and to plan and design systems based on computer. Student is also capable of operating in
the development and implementation of software products (industry, government FSR Mostar Undergraduate and graduate study of Computer Engineering, institutions, banks), innovations in
computer technology, and new and effective solutions for computer problems (research and
development departments in the industry, science, Higher Education). There is almost no sector of
industry where expert who finished a graduate study in computer engineering would not be able to
successfully work, so the needs of the labor market for this profile of professionals is very high. This is
particularly important at the present time, when social and economic changes require the development
of new, small or medium-sized, high-technology enterprises, which will be the new backbone of
economic development.

2. The goal of the study of Computer Engineering

The goal of the study of Computer Engineering (undergraduate and graduate) is to educate
professionals capable to adapt to the constant changes in the field of computing and all engineering
fields. Education includes providing the necessary basis in computing and engineering in general. The
goal of the study is to develop the ability of designing the application and utilization of computer
science and information technologies, with particular emphasis on applications in the engineering.
3. Description of the Profession
The goals of the opening study of Computer Engineering are best demonstrated through activities
peculiarity of experts in the field of Computer Engineering. Experts in the field of Computer
Engineering must be active in the most advanced and most widespread fields of today's technologydependent world. The fact is, on the one hand that the needs of mankind for energy and material
goods is growing, on the other hand it is increasingly difficult to meet the need for more rational use of
natural resources and environmental protection. In such conditions, the activity of experts in the field of
Computer Engineering is complicated and requires as qualitative education. Also the fact that the
technological systems of today, all sectors of the economy and social activity without exception,
cannot be imagined without the aid of Computer Engineering. Technological solutions in these areas
act immediately to improve the overall quality of life and the life of every individual. From future
professionals in the field of Computer Engineering, regardless of work field (research, development,
planning, production, use, sale, etc.) is expected:
Permanent adoption of new knowledge and understanding, maintaining technological competence;
Connection with the areas of application, ability to adapt;
working enthusiasm and taking initiatives;
Sense of professional responsibility (decision-making at all levels of responsibility and appreciation
of humanistic, economic and legal rules);
Communication skills, work in multidisciplinary groups.
Educational plan and program of undergraduate and graduate study programs is designed to enable
students to acquire the basic knowledge necessary to meet the above expectations.

4. Professional titles and academic degrees

FSR Mostar Undergraduate and graduate study of Computer Engineering

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Computer Engineering, of University in Mostar organizes and
conducts educational, scientific and highly professional work in the educational and scientific field of
raunarstva (Computer Engineering). After finishing undergraduate studies, students acquire
diploma and title: baccalaurus /baccalaurea raunarstva (Computer Engineering). ). After
finishing graduate studies of Computer Engineering students acquire diploma and title:
magistar/magistra raunarstva (Computer Engineering) .
5. Structure and duration of studies
Classes at the universitys undergraduate study of Computer Engineering is done in six semesters,
and in the last semester, students need to do their final thesis. At the graduate level of Computer
Engineering classes are held for two years (four semesters), and in the final year student need to do
Bologna master thesis.
Classes in both studies are carried out through:
Obligatory courses;
Elective courses;
Seminars;
Final thesis (undergraduate study of Computer Engineering),
Bologna master thesis (graduate study of Computer Engineering).
By education plan and program are determined mandatory and elective courses, and the order of their
performance. Undergraduate study is completed by submission and thesis defense, and graduate
study is completed by submission and defending a master's thesis in front of an expert committee.
6. Entry requirements to next year of study
The conditions for enrollment to higher years of study are made by the Faculty Council with the
consent of the Senate, University of Mostar, in accordance with the valid normative acts. Entry
requirements to the higher years of study are timely advertised on the notice board and website of the
Faculty. In order to further awareness of students, teachers, and bearing in mind the criteria of entry
into the higher years at the University of Mostar, there were determined following conditions of entry:
Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering
For application to the entry to second academic year, students must achieve at least 45 ECTS
credits from the first year;
at enrollment of the third academic year, students must achieve at least 95 ECTS credits and they
need to have 60 ECTS credits from the first year of study and 35 ECTS credits from the second year
of study.
Graduate study of Computer Engineering
the graduate study of Computer Engineering can be enrolled by students who have successfully
completed the undergraduate program and achieved 180 ECTS credits.
when enrolling second year of graduate study of Computer Engineering students must achieve at
least 45 ECTS credits from the first year.
7. Education plan and program for undergraduate study of Computer Engineering
Education plan and program of undergraduate study of Computer Engineering is described in detail in
tables containing the names of the course, L + E (number of hours of lectures, auditory and laboratory
exercises), information about exams and ECTS credits. All courses are carried out for an entire
semester, fifteen weeks, so that the total number of classes is determined by previous data. ECTS
system (European Credit Transfer System), which is incorporated in educational plan and program of
studies of Computer Engineering, will enable the mobility of students and teachers, and also
translatability of academic degrees and qualifications achieved during education.

Tabular presentation of the education plan and program by years of study

I SEMESTER

Code

L+E
3+3+0
2+2+0
3+2+0

Exam
1
1
1

ECTS
7
6
6

3+1+2

DEO101

Course Title
Mathematics 1
linear Algebra
Physics 1
Introduction to
computers and
programming
Communication skills
in
organization

2+2+0

DEO10
2

Physical education

0+0+2
13+10+2
=25

30

MFO101
MFO102
MFO103

PRO101

TOTAL

II SEMESTER

Code
MFO104
MFO105
ESO101
PRO102
GMO101

DEO10
3

Course Title
Mathematics 2
Physics 2
electrical engineering
programming
Computer Graphics
and CAD

L+E
3+3+0
3+2+0
3+2+1
3+0+2

Exam
1
1
1
1

ECTS
7
6
6
7

1+0+2

Physical education

0+0+2
13+10+2
=25

30

TOTAL

III SEMESTER

Code

L+E
2+2+0
3+2+1

Exam
1
1

ECTS
5
6

2+2+0

ERO201

Course Title
Mathematics 3
electronics
Statistics and
probability
Algorithms and Data
Structures
Mechatronics

3+2+2
2+1+1

1
1

7
5

DEO20
4

English language I

1+1+0
13+10+4
=27

30

MFO206
ESO202
MFO207
PRO203

TOTAL

IV SEMESTER

Code

IBO201
DEO205

Course Title
Digital systems and
structures
Signals and Systems
Architecture of a
digital computer
databases
Management

DEO20
6

English language II

ERO202
ERO203
AOO201

TOTAL

L+E

Exam

ECTS

3+2+1
2+0+2

1
1

7
5

3+0+2
2+0+2
2+1+0

1
1
1

7
5
4

1+1+0
13+4+7
=24

30

L+E

Exam

ECTS

3+1+1
3+1+2
3+1+2
2+0+2
2+1+1

1
1
1
1
1

5
6
6
5
5

0+0+6
13+2+10
=25

30

L+E

Exam

ECTS

2+0+2

2+2+0
2+1+1
2+1+1

1
1
1

3
5
5

0+6+0
13+2+10
=25

12

30

V SEMESTER

Code
GMO302
AOO302
AOO303
ERO304

Course Title
Theory of
Informations
operating Systems
computer Networks
CAD / CAM systems
Elective Course I

SPO30
1

practice
TOTAL

VI SEMESTER

Code
PRO304
DEO307

Course Title
Programming for the
Internet
Entrepreneurship and
Computing
Elective Course II
Elective Course III

ZRO30
1

Final thesis
TOTAL

Students freely choose elective courses from those groups. Students with the approval of the Faculty
Council of the FSR can choose other subjects from study of mechanical engineering or related studies
at the University of Mostar.
Elective courses:

Code
PRI 01

Course Title
Programming for the
Internet II

L+E

ECTS

2+1+1

IBI01
PRI02
AOI01
AOI02

AOI03

ERI01
ERI02
ERI03
AOI04
AOI05
AOI06
DEI01

DEI02
DEI03

Databases II
Software
Engineering
The application of
computers in the
industry
Advanced Computer
Architecture
Systems for work in
real time
Computer-supported
development
of products
Control and
regulation
Computer process
management
Computer networks
design
Security of
computer networks
mobile
communications
Engineering
economics
Human Resources
Management
Reliability of
Technical Systems

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

2+1+1

8. Education plan and program for graduate study of Computer Engineering

Education plan and program of graduate study of Computer Engineering is described in detail in tables
containing the names of the course, L + E (number of hours of lectures, auditory and laboratory
exercises), information about exams and ECTS credits. All courses are carried out for an entire
semester, fifteen weeks, so that the total number of classes is determined by previous data.
I SEMESTER

Code
PRO404
MFO408
UIO401
IBO402
PRO405

Course Title
Object Oriented
programming
Numerical Analysis
artificial intelligence
IT Design
system
User Interfaces
Elective Course I
TOTAL

L+E

Exam

ECTS

2+0+3
2+2+0
2+0+2

1
1
1

6
5
5

2+0+2
2+1+1
2+1+1
5+2+6=
25

1
1
1

5
4
5

30

II SEMESTER

Code
MFO409
DEO408
UIO402
AOO404
GMO403

Course Title
optimization methods
project Management
Intelligent CAD
Systems
Advanced Structures
and Algorithms
multimedia systems
Elective Course II
TOTAL

L+E
2+1+1
2+1+1

Exam
1
1

ECTS
5
5

1+0+3

2+0+2
2+1+1
2+1+1
11+4+9
=24

1
1
1

5
5
5

30

L+E

Exam

ECTS

2+2+0
2+1+1
2+1+1
2+1+1
2+1+1
0+5+0
8+10+9
=27

1
1
1
1
1
0

2
4
4
4
4
12

30

L+E

Exam

ECTS

2+1+1
2+1+1
2+1+1
0+15+0
6+18+3
=27

1
1
1
1

4
4
4
18

30

III SEMESTER

Code
DE509
UIO503
PRO506
AOO505

Course Title
Economics and
Business Decisions
Robotics
distributed Systems
Embedded Systems
Elective Course I
Master Thesis
TOTAL

IV SEMESTER

Code
AOO506

Course Title
Grid computing
systems
Elective Course II
Elective Course III
Master Thesis
TOTAL

Elective Courses

Code

Course Title

L+E

ECTS

PRI03

Programming for Unix / Linux

2+1+1

4/5

PRI04

Programming for Windows

2+1+1

4/5

IBI02

Distributed Databases

2+1+1

4/5

AOI07

Advanced Computer
Architecture

2+1+1

4/5

AOI08

Design of microprocessor

2+1+1

4/5

systems
AOI09

Designing hardware using

computers

2+1+1

4/5

AOI10

Digital instrumentation

2+1+1

4/5

AOI11

Digital Telecommunications

2+1+1

4/5

UII01

Artificial intelligence

2+1+1

4/5

UII02

Mobile robots

2+1+1

4/5

ERI04

The Finite Element Method

2+1+1

4/5

ERI05

Modeling and Simulation

2+1+1

4/5

ERI06

Digital Signal Processing

2+1+1

4/5

ERI07

Systems for digital signal

processing

2+1+1

4/5

GMI01

Digital Image Processing and

Analysis

2+1+1

4/5

DEI04

The development of business

systems

2+1+1

4/5

DEI05

Intelligent Data Analysis

2+1+1

4/5

DEI06

E-business

2+1+1

4/5

DEI07

Quality management

2+1+1

4/5

9. Teaching content of undergraduate Study of Computer Engineering

Code: MFO101
Course Title: Mathematics 1
ECTS: 7
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering
Year: 1
Lecturer: doc.dr.sc. Borka Jadrijevi Semester: winter
Hours: 3+3+0 Course status: basic
Preconditions for exam: none
Examination: Continuous assessment during class, exam: written and oral exam.
The goal of the course: Mastering the concepts, definitions and formulas related to the basics
mathematics, mathematical analysis of functions of one variable, the basics of integral calculus and
strings and lines of numbers and functions. The application of these mathematical tools for solving
engineering problems.
Course content: The basics of Mathematics: The basics of mathematical logic. Binary relations and
functions. Natural, whole, rational and real numbers. Complex numbers. Functions of real variables:
Methods of assigning functions. Classification of the Functions. Limes. Continuity. Asymptote.
Overview of elementary functions. Derivative and applications: derivation. Differential. Higher
derivatives and differentials. Theorems of average values. Flatness. Extremes. Curvature.
Examination of functions flow. Introduction in integral calculus: Definition of indefinite integrals and
basic methods of integration. Sequences and series: A series of real numbers. Series of real numbers.
Series of functions. Order of functions. Taylor series.
Recommended literature: I. Slapniar: Matematika 1, skripta, FESB, Split, 2000.; S.
Pavasovi, T. Radelja, S. Bani i P. Milii: Matematika rijeeni zadaci, Graevinski

fakultet, Split, 1999.

Additional literature: L. Krni i Z. iki: Raun diferencijalni i integralni, I. Dio, kolska
knjiga, Zagreb, 1993.; B. P. Demidovi: Zadaci i rijeeni primjeri iz vie matematike s
primjenom na tehnike nauke, Tehnika knjiga, Zagreb, 1980.

Code: MFO102
Course Title: linear Algebra
ECTS:6
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering
Year: 1
Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Vlado Cigi
Semester: winter
Hours: 2+2+0 Course status: basic
Preconditions for exam: none
Examination: Continuous assessment during class, exam: written and oral exam.
The goal of the course: Knowledge of basic methods of matrix algebra and basic manipulation
vectors and their applications to engineering problems. Applications include solving systems of linear
equations, least-squares method and linear regression and analytic geometry of space.
Course content: Linear algebra: Matrix. Matrix recording systems of linear equations.
Solving the triangular system. Gaussian elimination. linear independence. Rank of a matrix.
Kronecker-Capelli theorem. Inverse matrix. Determinants. QR decomposition of the matrix and the
method of least squares. Vector spaces and linear operators. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors and
diagonalization methods. Vector algebra: Vectors. Basic vector operations. Projective coordinates. The
unit vector and cosines of directions. Linear independence of vectors and bases of Euclidean space.
Scalar product. Vectors product. mixed product. Analytic geometry: A line. Flatness. Applications of
analytical geometry.
Recommended literature: Ivan Slapniar, Matematika 1, FESB Split, 2002.,
www.fesb.hr/mat12. N. Elezovi, Linearna algebra, Element, Zagreb, 2000.
Additional literature: 1. S. Pavasovi i ostali, Matematika 1 rijeeni zadaci,
Graevinsko-arhitektonski fakultet, Split 1999. 2. N. Elezovi i A. Agli, Linearna akgebra
zbirka zadataka, Element, Zagreb,1998.
Code:MFO103
Course Title: Fizika I ECTS:6
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering
Year:1
Lecturer: doc.dr.sc. Zoran Primorac Semester: winter
Hours: 3+2+0 Course status: basic
Preconditions for exam: none
Examination: Continuous assessment during class, exam: written and oral exam.
The goal of the course: Understanding the basic laws of classical physics and its application to real
problems. The acquired knowledge are used as a basis for the adoption of further expertise through
specialized courses as well as preparation for the adoption of professional knowledge throughout
career.
Course content: About physics. Physical sizes. Dimensions of physical sizes. The International
System of units (SI). Kinematics of particles. The dynamics of particles. Work and energy. Statics.
Rotation of rigid body. Inertial and non-inertial systems. Gravity. Relativistic mechanics. Fluid Statics.
Fluid Dynamics. Heat and temperature. Thermodynamics. Kinetic-molecular theory of heat.
Recommended literature: Cindro, N.: Fizika 1, kolska knjiga Zagreb, 1991. ili Kulii, P.:
Mehanika i toplina, kolska knjiga, Zagreb, 1995. Grbac, M; Raa-Ljubi, L.: Zadaci iz
mehanike i hidromehanike, FESB, Split ,1991. Raa-Ljubi, L.; Vuletin, J.; Tudori-Ghemo,
J.; Botri, S.: Praktikum iz ope fizike (I dio), FESB-Split, 1990.
Additional literature: Halliday/Resnick/Walker: Fundamental of Physics, 7th edition,
Wiley, 2005.2. Cindro, N.: Fizika 1, kolska knjiga Zagreb, 1991.3. Udbenik Sveuilita u
Berkeleyu, svezak 1, Mehanika, k. Knjiga, Zagreb

Code : PRO101 Name of the subject: Introduction into computers and programming. ECTS:7
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Godina:1
Lecturer: izv.prof.dr.sc. Mirjana Bonkovi Semester: winter
Number of clases:3+1+2 Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: none
Knowledge assessment: Ongoing knowledge assessment during the classes. Exam: written and oral
Goal of the course: The subject is designed as an introduction into the field of computing. Students
are supposed to gain solid insight into the field of computing as a science that many restrict only to the
field of programming.
Content of the course: Description of typical personal computer components and **** Coding in
computer: bit, byte, numerical and characters codes. How to buy a computer and equipment.
Operational system: handling files, graphic and textual user interface. Editing and processing of text.
Work with spreadsheets and simple databases. How to save and make image and sound. Archive and
compress files. Computer as a communication device modem access and direct work in computer
network. Internet and CARNET. Emails, work with web browser. Making of personal www pages.
Editors of html documents. Introduction in C and C++ languages data, commands, functions and
simple input output operations. Program writing and program documentations. Fixing program errors.
Lexical and syntactic structure of the C language: types, variables, expressions, control course of
programs, functions, reach and visibility of variables. Strings. Modular programming and functional
decomposition of program. Lexical preprocessor. Pointers and Strings. Dynamical allocation of
memory. Recursive and iterative algorithms. User structures of data: structure, union and enumbered
types. Work with textual and binary files. Abstract type of data examples, line, list, tree.
Implementation of abstract data type in C++ language classes and objects. Programming in the
language MATLAB. Mathematical calculus and creation of user interface for interactive MATLAB
programs.
.
Recommended literature : J. Glenn Brookshear: Computer Science: An Overview, Addison
Wesley, 2004. Eric Roberts: Programming Abstractions in C, Addison-Wesley, 1998.
Additional literature : Ivo Mateljan: Uvod u programiranje, on-line skripta, 1999. Darko
Grundler, Diana Franuli-ari: Primjenjeno raunalstvo, Graphis, Udbenik Sveuilita u
Zagrebu, 1988.
Code:DEO101 Name of the subject: Communication skills in organization
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering ECTS:3
Year: 1
Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Vlado Majstorovi Semester: winter
Number of classes:2+2+0 Course status: basic

Precondition for exam: none

Knowledge assessment: Ongoing knowledge assessment during the classes.

Goal of the course: Mastering basing terms which are necessary for
understanding communication process in their different shapes, especially
communication in organization with accent on skills, manners/methods and
communication tools. Students will bi introduced with specifics of communication
with IT.
Content of the course : term and meaning of information and communications.
Relevance/importance of information. Communications. Organizations and
communications. Term of organization. Meanings of organization. Informal
organization. Informal communications. Formal communications. Types of
organizational structures. Communication and goals of the information systems.
Information system of company. Functions IS. Structure IS. System for support to
deciding. Models and forms of communications. Communications models. Forms
of communications. Barriers/obstacles in communications. Communication and
management. Principle of management's communicology. Apply IT in
communications. Specifics of communications through IT, e-mail, web, forums.
Preparation of presentation and presenting. Skills of communication in
organization. Conduct of the business meeting. Culture of organization.
Recommended literature: 1. M. J. Rouse, S. Rouse, Poslovne komunikacije,
Masmedia,
Zagreb 2005.2. K. Reardon, Interpersonalna komunikacija, Alineja, Zagreb,
1998.3. M.N.
Browne; S.M. Keeley: Asking the right questions: A Guide to Critical Thinking (6
ed.)
Prentice Hall, 2001. 3. . Panian, Poslovna informatika, Potecon, Zagreb 2001.
Additional literature: 1.. Panian, G. Klepac, Poslovna inteligencija Masmedia,
Zagreb
2003.2.V. Sria, Inventivni meneder, Croman Mep Consult, Zagreb, 1995.3.V.
Sria idr.
Menaderska informatika, M.E.P. Consult, Zagreb 1999.

Code: DEO102 Name of the subject: Physic and health culture ECTS:1
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year :1
Lecturer:
Semester: winter
number of classes :0+0+2
Degree program status: basic
Precondition for exam : none
Knowledge assessment: none
The goal of course : To have an influence on anthropological characteristics of
students by adopting and specialization of new motoric knowledge, preservation
and promotion qualities of the life of the students.
Content of the course: exercises of physical Education
Recommended literature: Milanovi, D.:Prirunik za sportske trenere, FFK
Sveuilite u
Zagrebu, Zagreb, 1997. Milanovi, D. I dr.: Fitness, FFK, Zagreb, 1996. B.
Anderson, E.
Burke, B. Perl, Fitness za sve, Zagreb, 1997.
Additional literature :

Code :MFO104

Name of the subject : Mathematics 2 ECTS:7

Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:1

Lecturer: doc.dr.sc. Borka Jdrijevi Semester: summer

Number of classes :3+3+0 College status: basic
Precondition for exam: Mathematics analysis 1
Knowledge assessment: ongoing knowledge assessment during the classes.
Exam: written and oral.
Goal of the course : mastery of concepts, definitions and formulas related to
techniques of integration, certain integrals and their implement, Fourier series
and applications, bases of differential equations and functions of different
variable and multiple integrals. Use of those mathematics tools for solving
engineering problems.
Content of course: Integration of rational functions. Trigonometric substitution
Integration of some of the irrational functions. Integration of the series of the
function. The definite (Riemann's) integral. extrinsic integral. Applications of
defined integral. Numerical integration. Functions of multiple variables: Limit and
continuity. partial derivatives. Total differential. Total differential of higher order
and Taylers formula. Extremes. Theory of implicit function. Conditional extreme.
Multiple integrals: Double integral and application . Triple integral and
application. Substitute of variable in multiple integral. differential equations: The
exact differential equations of the first order. cauchy's problem. Picard's theory.
Differential equations with separated variable. Linear differential equations of the
first order. Ordinary differential equations of the first order. Differential equations
of higher level. Linear differential equations of higher lever.
Recommended literature: V.Cigi: Matematika II, Graevinski fakultet
Sveuilita u
Mostaru, 2001.P. Javor, Matematika analiza 2, Element, Zagreb, 2000.
Additional literature: L. Krni i Z. iki: Raun diferencijalni i integralni, I. Dio,
kolska
knjiga, Zagreb, 1993. D. Lugi: Matematika II, zbirka zadataka, FESB, Split, 1994.
B. P.
Demidovi: Zadaci i rijeeni primjeri iz vie matematike s primjenom na tehnike
nauke,
Tehnika knjiga, Zagreb, 1980.
Code:MFO105 Name of the subject : Physics 2 ECTS:6
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:1
Lecturer : doc.dr.sc. Zoran Primorac Semester: summer
Number of classes:3+2+0 Degree program status : basic
Preconditions for exam: Physics 1
Knowledge assessment: constant knowledge assessment during the classes;
Exam: written and oral.
Goal of the course: Understanding of basic knowledge of classic physic and her
use on real problems. Gained knowledge is base for other knowledge acquisition
during the career.
Content of the course: Heat: Chromatography. Calorimetric. The gas lawsKinetic-molecular theory of heat . Kinetic theory of gas. Change of aggregate
state. Heat transmission. Thermodynamics: Laws of thermodynamics. Carnot's
process. Entropy.
Electro-magnetic phenomenon: Electrostatics. Stationary electromagnetic
phenomena. Unstacionary electromagnetic phenomena. Maxwell's equations.
Mechanics and

electromagnetic waves: One-dimensional, two and three waves. Wave equation.

The superposition of waves. Huygenss principle. Ferments principle. Energy flow.
Doppler's effect. Breaking and rejection. Wave dispersion. Wave polarization.
Interference. Stationary waves. Resonance. Geometrical optic: Plane and
spherical mirror. Plane and spherical diopter. Lenses. Structure of matter:
molecules, atoms, electrons. Black body radiation. Planck's hypothesis. Quantum
light. Bohr's theory of a hydrogen atom. Quantum numbers. Paulis principle. Xrays.
Recommended literature: N.: Fizika 1, kolska knjiga, Zagreb 1991., ili Kulii,
P.:
Mehanika i toplina, kolska knjiga, Zagreb, 1995.Cindro, N.: Fizika 2, kolska
knjiga,
Zagreb, 1991. Hen-Bartoli V.; Kulii, P.: Valovi i optika, kolska knjiga Zagreb,
1989.
Vuletin, J.: Zadaci iz Fizike (Titraji i valovi, Toplina, Atomi), FESB, Split, 1996.
Vuletin, J.; i
dr.: Praktikum iz Fizike II, FESB, Split, 1993.
Additional literature: Halliday/Resnick/Walker: Fundamental of Physics, 7th
edition,
Wiley, 2005.Cindro, N.: Fizika 2, kolska knjiga, Zagreb, 1991. Udbenik
Sveuilita u
Berkeleyu, svezak 1, Mehanika, kolska knjiga Zagreb
Code ESO101 Name of the subject: Electrical engineering ECTS:6
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year :1
Lecturer: doc.dr.sc. Ante Rezi Semester: summer
Number of classes:3+2+1 Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: None
Knowledge assessment: Exam: written and oral.
Aim of the course: Basic knowledge from electrostatics, Direct electrical current,
magnetostatistics and AC.
Content of the course: Basic terms, electrostatics: Coulomb's low, electric
field; Gauss's low, electric potential and voltage; matter in electric field, electric
capacity and condenser,
Electrostatic energy, static electricity. DC electrical currents, circuit, Ohms law,
serial and parallel circuit of resistor; Hirchhoff's law, electrical energy and
strength, method for solving linear network. Magnetism: basic size, magnetic
circle, Amperes law, Biot-Savart's law, inductance and mutual inductance,
electromagnetic inductance; force in magnetic field, matter in magnetic field,
energy of magnetic field. Alternating currents: characteristic values; phasor
display of harmonic voltage and current; the impendence; application of symbolic
method in solving linear network alternating current; power and energy:
resonance;
three-phase system.
Recommended literature : Pinter, V., Osnove elektrotehnike knjiga prva,
Tehnika
knjiga, Zagreb, 1978. Pinter, V., Osnove elektrotehnike knjiga druga, Tehnika
knjiga,
Zagreb, 1978. Maleti, A., Osnove elektrotehnike, ELMAP, Split, 1993.
Additional literature: B. Kuzmanovi: osnove elektrotehnike I i II, Element,
Zagreb, 2002.

Code: PRO102 Name of the subject: The programming ECTS:7

Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:1
Lecturer : izv.prof.dr.sc. Mirjana Bonkovi Semester: summer
Number of classes: 3+0+2 Course status: basic
Preconditions for exam : Introduction into computer and programming
Knowledge assessment: constant knowledge assessment during the classes;
Exam: written and oral.
Goal of the course: Qualification for using C and C++ program languages for
solving program tasks
Content of the course: Characteristics of structural and objective orientated
programming. Style of programming. Configure and implementation of programs
in C++ language: form, functions and the primitive data types. Classes and
objects. Class interface, abstraction and implementation. Operator orders.
Iterators and forms. Polymorphism and inheritance
Abstract classes. Handling with exceptions. Access to program development with
graphic interface. Model-view-controller and document-view architecture of user
interface. Interaction with operating system. Handling of the processes .
Recommended literature : Stroustrup, B., The C++ programming Language,
Adison Wesley,
1986. Bruce Eckel, Thinking in C++, Second Edition, Prentice Hall, 2000.
Hamilton, D.,
Programming Windows NT 4 Unleashed, Macmillan Computer Publishing, 1996.
Additional literature: Kernighan, Brian W. & Ritchie, Dennis M., The C
Programming
Language. Second edition, Prentice Hall. 1988.
Code: GMO101 Subject title: Computer graphic and CAD

ECTS:3

Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:1

Lecturer: izv. Prof. dr. sc. Milenko Obad Semester: summer

Number of classes: 1+0+2 Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: none
Knowledge assessments: constant knowledge assessment during the classes;
Exam: written and oral.
Goal Introduction of students with basic terms in area of computer graphics, CAD
and technical documentation. Acquiring knowledge on mathematics and software
basic computer graphic, types of the computer graphics and CAD systems.
Theoretical and practical mastering of using AutoCAD software packet in the area
of 2D drawings.
Content of the course: Introduction in computer graphic. History of computer
graphic. Applying of computer graphic. Computer graphic equipment. Hardware
computer equipment. Programming graphic equipment. Mathematic surface of
computer graphic. Categorization of computer graphic. Vector computer graphic.
Raster computer graphic. Interactive computer graphic. Bases of geometry
construction. Technical drawing. Design with computer support-CAD (Computer
Aided Design). Description of components of CAD system. Graphic of CAD
system. Manner of using CAD system. Making of documentation using computer.
Using of CAD system for project management and relevant documentation.
Graphic standards. Meanings and possibilities of graphic communications.
Symbols of basic

electrical, electronic,
electromechanical components and devices.
Recommended literature : M. Obad, Dizajn proizvoda uz podrku raunala,
Sveuilite u
Mostaru, 2004., L. Padovan: Inenjerska grafika i dokumentiranje, Graphis,
Zagreb, 1999.
Additional literature: F.E. Giesecke, A. Mitchell, H.C. Spencer, I.L. Hill, J.T.
Dygdon:
Technical Drawing, Mc Millan Publishing Company, New York, 1986. M.P.Groover,
E.W.
Zimmers, JR.: CAD/CAM, Prentice Hall Inc. New Jersey, 1984.
Code : DEO103 Name of the subject : Physical and health culture
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:1

ECTS:1

Lecturer : Semester: summer

Number of classes:0+0+2
Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: none
Knowledge assessements: none
Goal of the course: To have effect on anthropological characteristics of
students, by acquiring and mastering new motorics knowledge, preserving and
improving quality of life of students.
Content of the course: Exercises of physical education, sport games. Vjebe
tjelesnog odgoja, sportske igre.
Recommended literature : Milanovi, D.:Prirunik za sportske trenere, FFK
Sveuilite u
Zagrebu, Zagreb, 1997. Milanovi, D. I dr.: Fitness, FFK, Zagreb, 1996. B.
Anderson, E.
Burke, B. Perl, Fitness za sve, Zagreb, 1997.
Additional literature:
Code :MF0206 Name of the subject: Mathematics 3 ECTS:5
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:2
Lecturer: Semester: winter
Number of classes
Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: none
Knowledge assessments: constant knowledge assessment during the classes;
Exam: written and oral.
The goal of the course:
Student will acquire techniques of calculating with integral transformations which
are necessary in solving technical problems. Student will gain ability of modeling
and theoretical and computer solving of combinatory problems..
Stjee se sposobnost modeliranja i teoretskih i
Content of the course: Learning about Fourier's series, Fourier's and Laplace's
transformation and use. They will meet terms and methods of combinatorics with
introduction in differential equations. Modeling of problems of discreet math with
graph is described.
Recommended literature : V.Cigi: Funkcije kompleksne varijable, Sveuilite u
Mostaru,

1999.D.ubrini: Diskretna matematika, Element Zagreb, 2004. R. J. Wilson:

Graphs and
Applications, and Introductory Approach, Springer 2004.
Additional literature: I. Ivani: Funkcije kompleksne varijable, Laplaceova
transformacija,Liber 1978.
Code : MF0207 Name of the subject : Statistics and probability

ECTS:5

Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:2

Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Radoslav Gali Semester:winter

Number of classes : 2+2+0
Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: none
Knowledge assessments: constant knowledge assessment during the classes;
Exam: written and oral.
Goal of the course: Expressed in the meaning of result and qualifications.
Content of course: Space of probability. Random events. Dependence and
Independence
binomial distribution, Poisson's distribution, gamma distribution. Random vectors.
Sample and statistic parameters evaluation. Checking of statistics hypothesis.
Recommended literature : I. Pavli: Statistika teorija i primjene, Tehnika
knjiga, Zagreb,
1985. . Paue: Vjerojatnost. Informacija. Stohastiki procesi., kolska knjiga,
Zagreb,
1974. N. Elezovi: Zbirka zadataka iz teorije vjerojatnosti, Element, Zagreb, 1995.
Additional literature: . Paue: Uvod u matematiku statistiku, kolska knjiga,
Zagreb,
1993
Code: ESO202 Name of the subject: Electronic ECTS:6
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering science Year:2
Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Sven Gotovac Semester: winter
Number of classes :3+2+1 Course status: basic
Preconditions: The basics of electrical engineering
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments. Exam:
written and oral
Goal of the course: The goals are expressed as a results and qualifications.
Content of course: Electrical signals: Basic types and forms of signals; Electrical
networks. Basic elements: Resistor, Capacitor, Muffler. Signal sources, Display by
using duopoly. Network Analysis. Semiconductor Components; semiconductor
materials; Diodes; types and application; Bipolar transistors; Structure,
characteristics and Model, field-effect transistors: Structures, characteristics and
model. Analog electronic circuits: Basic circuits with bipolar transistors and fieldeffect transistors: Analysis for DC and AC signal, operational Amplifiers: structure
and model; Pulse and Digital
circuits: Transistor as a switch, Bistable, monostable, ASTABIL, Performances and
family logic
assemblies. D / A and AD converters ..
Recommended literature: I. Zulim, S. Gotovac, Osnovni poluvodiki
elektroniki elementi,

FESB Split, 1998. P. Slapniar, S. Gotovac, Elektroniki sklopovi, FESB-Split,

2000.
Additional literature: P. Biljanovi: Elektroniki sklopovi, kolska knjiga Zagreb,
1989.
Code : PRO203 Subject name : Algorithms and data structures ECTS:7
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:2
Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Damir Kalpi/
prof.dr.sc. Vedran Mornar
Semester: winter
Number of classes:3+2+2 Course status: basic
Preconditions for exam: none
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments. Exam:
written and oral
Goal of the course : The goals are expressed as a results and qualifications.
Content of the course: Introduction, data abstractions, data structures, Series and
string, stack and queue, singly and doubly linked lists, trees, binary tree,
balanced binaries trees, hash tables, sets, graphs. For processing these
structures, students are learning techniques of sorting and searching, hashing,
searching for memory wastes and control of the using of memory. Basic
knowledge about algorithms complexity. Mathematical induction and logic.
Techniques of analysis by solving recursive equations. Techniques of algorithm
programming: divide and conquer(divide et impera, lat), greedy method,
backtracking, branch and bound techniques, dynamical programming,
probabilistic algorithms. Analysis of algorithm efficiency and design of efficient
algorithms and data structures. Algorithms of selection of searching and sorting,
heap and priority queue. Parallel algorithms. Graph algorithms. Graph coloring.
The Knapsack problem. Problem of traveling vendor. Introduction into NPprogramming and intractability. Models of arithmetic.
Recommended literature: Cormen, Leiserson and Rivest: Introduction to
Algorithms, MIT
Press, 1990. Aho, A.V., Hopcroft, J.E., Ullman, J.: The Design and Analysys of
Computer
Algorithms, Addison-Wesley, 1976. Weiss, M.A: Data Structures & Problem Solving
Using
C++, Addison-Wesley, 1987. Weiss, M.A: Data Structures & Problem Solving Using
JAVA,
Addison-Wesley, 1988.
Additional literature: Neapolitan, R., Naimpour, K.: Foundations of Algorithms,
Jones and
Bartlett Publishers, 1997. Adam Drozdek: Data Structures and Algorithms in C++,
Course
Technology, 2002.
Code: ERO201 Name of the subject: mechatronics ECTS:5
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:2
Lecturer izv.prof.dr.sc. Snjeana Rezi Semester: winter
Number of classes: 2+1+1 Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: none

Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments. Exam:

written and oral
Goal of the course: Developpement of systematic manner of thinking in
designing mechatronic product. The ability of synergistic integration component
with the purpose of achieving high quality level and intelligence of mechatronic
product.
Content of the course: Definition and a concept. Kinematics and dynamics of
the system with more mass. Integration of electro mechanic, electronic,
computer equipment and software support. Actuators electrical, hydraulic and
pneumatic. Amplifier electronic, hydraulic and pneumatic. Sensors of movement,
position, force, moment, temperature and level. Conversion and signal
Processing. Control and regulation in mechatronics. Microcontrollers in
mechatronic systems. Projecting and building of a mechatronic components by
using computer. Mecatronics systems in robotics and production.
Recommended literature: D. Tomkinson, J.Horne: Mehatronics Enginerring,
McGraw-Hill,
New York, 1996. S.Rezi, Z.Lonar: Sustavi automatskog upravljanja i regulacije,
Sveuilite u Mostaru, Mostar, 1999.
Additional literature: C.Fraser, J.Milne Electromechanical engineering, IEEE
Press, New
York 1994. W. Roddeck: Einfuerung in die Mechatronik, Teubner, Stutgart,1997.
Code: DEO204 Name of the subject: English language I ECTS:2
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:2
Lecturer : pred.eljana ulj Semester: winter
Number of classes: 1+1+0 Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: none
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments.
The goal of the course: Acquiring of knowledge and grammatical structure of
the language structure and mastering of reading and writing in foreign languages
related to vocational material of student.
Content of the course: Preparation for classes of language structures by
repeating communication contents and grammatical structures acquired in high
school and obtaining a new ones. Introduction into lexical and grammatical
languages structures of the vocation of the student, text processing and different
exercises that comes with texts. Electricity. Electromagnetism. Electric
Charges; Electrical Conductivity. Mathematics. Electronics. Semiconductors.
Transistors
(Thyristors). Computer Technology.
Recommended literature: tambuk,A:English in Electrical Engineering, FESB,
Split.,
2000.S.Cunningham, Moor, P: Cutting Edge, Longman, 2000
Additional literature : Newby, David. (1996). Grammar for Communication.
Zagreb:
kolska knjiga
Code: ERO202 Name of the subject: Digital systems and structures. ECTS:7
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:2
Lecturer: izv.prof.dr.sc. Snjeana Rezi Semester: summer
Number of classes: 3+2+1 Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: none
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments.

Goal of the course: Student will gain a fundamental knowledge about structure
of digital systems based on level of characteristic logistic circuits and subsystems
as well as using basics analysis method and projecting of digital circuits., both
combinational and sequential.
Content of the course: Term of digital and analogical sizes. Number systems.
Coding. Arithmetics by module. Bolos algebra and logic algebra. Synthesis of
combinatorial circuits by using multiplexer and demultiplexer. Multiplexer and
demultiplexer structures. Programming logical structures. Time relations. Discreet
time axis. Memory item- Synthesis of general bistable. Structures with bistables.
Register. Moving registry and counters. Memories. Systems with
controlling/management. Machines and process. Discrete final digital machine.
Model of abstract machine. Abstract synthesis of machine. Minimization of
machine. Synthesis of machine structure. Regular terms Programmable
machines. Algorythmes. Wilkie's model. Arithmetical logical unites (ALU).
Memory units, address circuits. Control unites. Concept of micro-programming.
Recommended literature: upan-Tkali-Kunsti: Logiko projektiranje digitalnih
sustava,
kolska knjiga, Zagreb, 1984.,1995. Oegovi, J,: Digitalna elektronika, FESB Split,
2001.
Additional literature: D. D. Gajski: Principles of Digital Design, Prentice-Hall,
Inc, 1997.
Code: ERO203 Name of the subject: Signals and systems ECTS:5
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:2
Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Branko Jeren Semester: summer.
Number of classes 2+0+2 Course status: basic
Preconditions for exam: none
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments.
Exam: written and oral
Goal of the course : Students will acquire basic knowledge in the field of
discreet and constant signals and systems. They will obtain practical skills in
application of MATLAB in analyses and simulation signal and system
Content of course: Signal as function. System as function. Memory systems.
Model of the system with state variables.
Discreet and constant signals. Response of linear constant systems. Transfer
functions and frequency characteristics. Z-transformation. Basic structures in
realization of linear systems. Frequencies analysis of time-continuous signals.
Freqential analysis time discreet signals. Property of Fourier's transformation of
discreet signals. Digital processing of continuous signals. Discreet Fournier's
transformation.
Recommended literature : E.A.Lee, P.Varaiya: Structure and Interpretation of
Signals and
Systems, A.Wesley, 2003. H. Babi: Signali i sustavi, 1996. T. Petkovi, B. Jeren i
ostali:
Signali i sustavi zbirka zadataka, 2004.
Additional literature : A.V. Oppenheim and A.S. Willsky, with S.H. Nawab:
Signals and
Systems, Prentice-Hall,1997
Code: AOO201 Name of the subject : Architecture of digital computer.
ECTS:7
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:2

Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Sven Gotovac Semester: summer

Number of hours:3+1+2 Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: Electronic and Programming
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments.
The goal of course: Knowing architecture of computer and its way of work.
Content of the course: Introduction. Different point of views on computer.
Classification of computers and commands CISC: RISC. Set of commands. Mode
of addressing. Projecting of processor. Arithmetical and logical unit. Projecting of
memorial system. Two level and hierarchical memory structure. Organization of
fast memory. Input/output subsystem. Program performing U/I operations.
Disconnection. Direct memory access (DMA). Input/output devices: magnetic
discs, monitor, keyboard, mouse, printer.
Recommended literature : Hennessy, J.L., Patterson, D.A.: Computer
Architecture, Morgan
Kaufmann, 1977. Heuring, V.P., Joredan, H.F.: Computer Systems Design and
Architecture, Addison-Wesley, 1997. Stallings, W.: Computer Organization and
Architecture, Prentice Hall, 1996.
Additional literature: Code: DEO205 Subject name : Management ECTS:4
Degree program : undergraduate degree of computer science Year:2
Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Dragan ovi Semester: summer
Number of classes :2+1+0 Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: none
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments. Exam: Goal of the course: Understanding of working and business engineering
environment
Content of the course: Management, leadership. People's behaving in
organization. Models of behaving. Motivation. Access to motivation. Theory of
motivation. Rotation of business. Job Enlargement. Job Enrichment. Measuring of
motivation. Measuring of satisfaction. Leadership. Model of leadership. Modern
access of leadership. Interpersonal processes, groups and conflicts. Groups in
company. Process of forming group. Characteristics of Group. Interpersonal and
intergroup conflict. Communication. The importance of communication.
Communication process. Communication system in company. Troubles in
communication.
Recommended literature: Bennet R., Management, Informator, Zagreb,
1994.
V.Majstorovi: Upravljanje proizvodnjom i projektima, DAAAM International
Vienna,
Sveuilite u Mostaru, Vienna-Mostar, 2001
Additional literature : D. F. Cooper, S. Grey, G. Raymond, P. Walker: Project Risk
Management Guidelines: Managing Risk in Large Projects and Complex
Procurements,
Wiley, 2004

Code: DEO206 Name of the subject: English language II ECTS:2

Year:2
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering

Lecturer: pred. eljana ulj Semester: summer

Number of classes:1+1+0 Course status: basic
Precondition for exam: none
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments. Exam
Goal of the course: Acquiring terminology of basic fields of the vocation and
mastering characteristic language structures of technical English as well as
special features of scientific text. Developing consist of importance of correct
interpretation of technical information .
Content of the course : Technique and technical classes, English language in
the vocation. Examples of science-popular text, vocation text, scientific text. Use
of passive voice in technical texts. Modal verbs, possibilities and probabilities.
Classifications: using passive present in description. Expression of the
advantages and disadvantages in tabular view.
Expression of possibilities; use of an idioms. Introduction in business
correspondation in English. Communication content in common languages.
Recommended literature: tambuk, A.: English in Electrical Engineering, FESB,
Split,
2000. Sarah Cunningham, Moor Peter: Cutting Edge, Longman, 2000
Additional literature: 1. M. Hercezi-Skalicki: Reading Technical English for
Academic
Purposes, kolska knjiga, Zagreb, 2002. D. Johnson: General Engineering, Phoenix
ELT,
1988. 4. Izabrani lanci iz tehnikih strunih asopisa na engleskom jeziku.
Code: GMO302 Name of the subject: Theory of information ECTS:6
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:3
Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Mladen Kos/
prof.dr.sc. Branko Jeren
Semester: winter
Number of classes:3+1+1 Status of the subject: vocationally
Precondition for exams: none
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments. Exam:
written and oral
The goal of the course: Student will be qualified for understanding problem of
optimal display of an information by using Theory of information. He will
introduce ways of optimal and safety coding and covering of datas. He will
introduce prosperities of communication channels.
Content of course: Media, information. Basic model of communication. Measure
of information. Source model. Continuous and discreet informational systems.
Types of the signal. Fouirer's transformation overview of characteristics and
applications. Correlation and convolution. Linear dynamical systems. Hilbert's
transformation. Amplitude-phase distortion in channels. Periodical signals.
Random variables and stochastic processes. Stochastic linear systems. Detection
of signal in the forest. Sampling, quantization and coding (A/D and D/a

transformations) Discreet Fourier's transformation and Z-transformation. Discreet

correlation and convolution.
General overview of analogical and digital communication systems. Principe of
Multiplexing.
Content of an information and source capacity. Optimal coding. Depending events
and natural languages. Channels with forest, transmitted information content and
channel capacity with trees. Codes with control and correction of mistakes.
Informational filters.
Recommended literature : Roi, N.: Informacije i komunikacije: kodiranje s
primjenama,
Zagreb, 1992. Matkovi, V.; Sinkovi, V.: Teorija informacija, Zagreb
Additional literature: D.J.C. MacKay: Information Theory, Inference and
Learning
Algorithms, Cambridge University Press,2005
Code: AOO302 Name of the subject: Operational systems. ECTS:7
Degree program : undergraduate degree of computer science Year:3
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering

Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Sven Gotovac Semester: summer

Number of classes 3+1+2 Course status: vocationally
Precondition for exams: none
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments. Exam:
written and oral
Goal of the course: Students acquiring knowledge about way of working some
parts of modern operational systems. Students will be able to use standard
program tools for making their own programme modules where, using API
functions they can realize interrupt work, multitasking, synchronization
mechanisms thread and interposes communication.
Content of course: Structure of the operational systems. Criterias for
projecting operational systems. Basic functions of operational systems.
Controlling of input/output. Program controlling U/I operations. Interruptions.
DMA. Drive modules, Processes. Controlling of process. Controlling of memory.
Virtual memory. File system. Protection.
Recommended literature : Tanenbaum, A.S.: Woodhull, A.S.: Operating
Systems: Design
and Implementation, Prentice Hall, 1997. Stalings, W.: Operating Systems,
Prentice Hall,
1996. Silberschatz, A., Galvin, P.B.: Operatin System Concepts, Addison-Wesley,
1994.
Additional literature: Tannenbaum, A. S.: Modern Operating Systems, Prentice
Hall,
2001.
Code: AOO303 Name of the subject: Computer networks. ECTS:7
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:3
Lecturer prof.dr.sc. Branko Jeren Semester: summer
Number of classes:3+1+2 Course status: vocationally

Precondition for exams: none

Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments. Exam:
written and oral
The goal of the course: Students will gain knowledge on computer network
and network projecting for data transmission.
Content of course: Telecomunicational network. Computers and terminals.
Developing networks for data transmission. Basic prosperities. Process of crossconnection. Importance of standardization. Network elements. Channels, hubs,
terminals. Architecture of computer networks and terminals. Hierarchical layered
structure. Isa model. Protocols. Mechanism of protocol: synchronization.
Addressing, control of flow and control of errors.
Traffic management, congestion. Physical distance: interface DTE-DCE, RS232,
X.24. Modem connections, intelligent modems. Signal codes. Local networks.
Methods of access. Ethernet. Digital subscribers networks: ISDN, xDSL, ATM.
Data level: Control of errors, codes for discovering errors. Signs and bits
protocols. Formal specifications of protocol. Final discrete machine, explosion of
the condition, context. Realization of program support. Local network; MAC; LLC;
ATM. Frame-relay network. Network level: a packet network. Routing traffic.
Flow control. X.25. Internet. IP protocol, addressing, internet, Transmitted level:
TCP and UDP protocols of internet. User level: services and servicing. Concept of
user- server. WWW; FTP: TELNET, email. Controlling networked. User accounts,
passwords, rights of access and safety. Analysis networks for data transmission.
Simulating and modeling. Stohastic's method. Server systems. Projecting network
for data transmission, criteria traffic and delay.
Recommended literature: Turk, S.: Raunarske mree, kolska knjiga, Zagreb,
1991.
Roi, N.: Informacije i komunikacije: kodiranje s primjenama, Zagreb 1992.
Additional literature : A.S. Tanenbaum: Computer Networks, Fourth Edition,
Pearson
Education Internetional, 2003.
Code: ERO301 Subject name: CAD/CAM systems ECTS:5
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:3
Lecturer: izv.prof.dr.sc. Milenko Obad Semester: summer
Number of hours:2+0+2
The goal of course: Introduction of possibilities of computer application in
developing product from idea to realization.
Content of course: CAD systems in design and shaping of product. Integration
of CAD technology and CAM area. Architecture and organization of CAD/CAM
system. Controlling CAD/CAM system. Planning and controlling CAD/CAM project.
Financial Aspects CAD/CAM system. Planning and controlling CAD/CAM system.
Introducing CAD/Cam system. Data structures. Developing of library and
procedure. Customizing system.
Education.
Recommended literature: Stark, J., Managing CAD/CAM Implementation,
Organization and
Integration, McGraw Hill, 1998. M. Obad, Dizajn proizvoda uz podrku raunala,

Sveuilite u Mostaru, 2004.

Additional literature: McMahon, C., Browne, J., CADCAM from principles to
practice,
Addison Wesley, 2000
Code PRO304 Name of the subject : Programming for the Internet ECTS:5
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year:3
Lecturer: izv.prof.dr.sc. Mirjana Bonkovi Semester: summer
Fond sati: 2+0+2 Course status: vocationally
Precondition for exam: Intro into computer and programming and
Programming.
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments. Exam:
written and oral
Goal of course:
Gaining the knowledge on design, functioning and using of Internet.
Content of the course: What is the Internet and how it works. Organization and
formation of Internet. Network addresses, reserved IP addresses, names of
computer, DNS servers. Basic network services. Communication protocols TCP/IP
and others. Access to Internet. World wide web. Searching web. Spiders, worms,
ants, wandering, crawl, bot. Targeted search. Meta search engines. Making of
WWW documenat, HTML. Syntax of page. Base of HTML language. CSS cascade
styles. XML. Difference between HTML and XML-a Syntax of XML.
validity and good structuring XML document. DTD definition of document type.
XLM scheme. Conversion from XML shape. XSL. Rules, samples, and templates.
Technology of programming for processing XML-a. Standard definite by XML-u.
Arranging, organization and design www Display.
Recommended literature: D.Suanj, D.Petric: Velika knjiga o World Wide Webu,
Znak,
Zagreb, 1996. I.Zeid: Mastering the Internet and HTML, Prentice Hall, New Jersey,
2000.
K.Schengilil-Roberts: core CSS, Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 2000. C.Goldfarb,
P.Prescod:
The XML Handbook, Prentice Hall, New Jersey, 2000.
Additional literature:

Code DEO307 The name of the subject: entrepreneurship and computer

science ECTS:3
Knowledge assessments: Constant/ongoing knowledge assessments Year: 3
Lecturer: prof.dr.sc. Vlado Majstorovi Semester: summer
Number of classes:2+2+0 Course status: basic
Preconditions for exam: none.
Knowledge assessment: Ongoing in classes. Exam:
Goal of the course: Introducing students with basic terms and new findings
about entrepreneurship about changes brought by electronic computers, as a
powerful agent helpful with doing different human activities, especially business
activities. Beside that, the goal of this course is mastering and practical use of
methodology making business plan and understanding of business results and
measuring successful of business.
Content of the course: Term and meaning of business and business goal.
Assumptions and

conditions of development of entrepreneurship. The principles of developing a

personal initiative. Entrepreneur process. Innovation, creativity, market. Business
idea, identification and evaluation. Transformation of idea into the product or
service. Relationship between computer science and business, IT as competition
advantage. Electronic business. Business plan. Market analysis - starting point in
preparation of a business plan. Bases of business planning.
Form and content of a business plan. Physical and financial aspects of
preparation investition project. Type and methods of calculation in the business
plan. Form and content of a business plan. Physical and financial aspects of
preparation investment project. Type and ways of budget in business plan.
Budget in function of business control and business result improvement.
Cost and results of business. Rating and performance of investition project.
Making a business plan sample.
Procedure of an
establishment of company. Managing company. Intellectual property, patents
and protection
Supporting institutions and programs. Technological parks, incubators,
consultants. Entrepreneur networks.
Recommended literature : 1.N. Kuvai, Poela poduzetnitva, Ekonomski
fakultet Split,
Split 1999.; J.A: Timmons: New Venture Creation: Entrepreneurship for the 21st
Century,
(5ed.) Irwin, 1999.; M. Cingara idr. Poslovno planiranje s primjerima za investitore,
RriF
plus Zagreb 2004.
Additional literature: Poslovni plan poduzetnika, Ministarstvo gopspodarstva
RH,
Masmedia, Zagreb 1999.; A. kori, Uvod u poduzetnitvo, Hita-Consalting,
Zagreb,
1995.. Panian, Internet i malo poduzetnitvo, Informator, Zagreb, 2000. J.
Deeljin i dr.,
Poduzetniki menadment, M. E. P. Consult, Zagreb, 2002.
Code : ZRO301 Name of the subject: Final thesis ECTS:12
Study program: Undergraduate study of Computer Engineering Year: 3
Lecturer: Lecturer of final thesis Semester: summer
Number of the hours:0+6+0 Status: basic
Preconditions: passed exams of first five semesters.
Knowledge assessment: review the final work of the expert committee and
presentation
Goal: to be qualified for individually work on the topic.
Content of course: Depending on topic, choosing, searching and studying of
necessary literature. Preparation and performing of an activity. Writing and
presentation of a report.
Recommended literature : depending on choice the subject
Additional literature: depending on choice of the subject
Content of optional courses undergraduate courses of Computing science.

Code: ERI01 Name of the subject: Computer integrated development of product

ECTS:5
Study program: graduate study of Computer Engineering Godina:2
Lecturer izv.prof.dr.sc. Milenko Obad Semester: summer
Number of hours:2+1+1
Precondition: Introduction into computer and programming and CAD/CAM
systems
Knowledge assessment: ongoing during the classes Exam: written and oral.
The goal of course: Introducing with methodology and principles of computer
integrated development of product, introducing with using digital model of
product in whole developing process, introducing with integrity of Computer
Aided methodology in developing process. Introducing methods of simulation and
virtual developpement of the product, intelligent support in the developing of a
product.