Gradezen Fakultet PRV Cilkus Geotehnika English

ELABORATION FOR THE CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS
TO THE STUDY PROGRAM OF

FIRST CYCLE OF STUDIES IN GEOTECHNICS
ELABORATION
FOR THE CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS TO THE STUDY

PROGRAM OF FIRST CYCLE OF STUDIES
IN GEOTECHNICS
PROPOSING INSTITUTION:
FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY Ss. CYRYL AND METHODIUS IN SKOPJE
Skopje, April 2012
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CONTENT
1. Map of the higher education institution 4

2. Decision for appropriation of the study program by the educational-scientific council 7
3. Decision for appropriation of the study program by the rectors board or the universitys
council 7
4. Domain of teaching-research, field and area where the study program belongs 8
5. Type of study program 8
6. Degree of education 9
7. Aim and justification for introduction of the study program 8
7.1. Explanation of the proposition 8
7.2. Assessment of the justification in consideration of the needs
of the labor market 9
7.3. Connection with the modern scientific knowledge 11
7.4. Past experiences with the realization of similar programs 12
7.5. Aims of the study program 22
8. Years and semesters of duration of the study program 23
9. ECTS credits which the student acquires 24
10. Manner of financing 24
11. Conditions for enrolment 24
12. Information for continuation of the education 26
13. Established ratio between the compulsory and the optional subjects 26
14. Data regarding the premise 34
15. List of equipment 35
16. Subject programs 40
17. List of the teaching personnel 40
18. Statements by the teachers 41
19. Consent by the higher education institution 41
20. Information regarding the number of students 41
21. Information regarding literature 42
22. Information regarding the WEB page 42
23. Scientific denomination 42
24. Activities and mechanisms for quality of the schooling 42
24.1. Methods for lecturing of the studies 42
24.2. Methods for testing the learned knowledge 43
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24.3 Activities and mechanisms for development and maintaining of the quality
of the study program 43
APPENDIX 1 Decision by the Faculty of Civil Engineering

APPENDIX 2 Decision by UKIM
APPENDIX 3 - Subject programs
APPENDIX 4 Short biographies of the teaching personnel
APPENDIX 5 - Statements by the teachers
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USED LAW ACTS
The Elaboration for accreditation of the study program of first cycle of studies in
geotechnics is made in accordance with the acts of:
The Law on higher education of Republic of Macedonia,
Regulations for organization, operation, way of deciding, methodology, accreditation
procedures, criteria and the standards of accreditation, as well as other matters
regarding the affairs of the Board for accreditation of the higher education of Republic of
Macedonia,
The Statute of UKIM,
Regulations for the conditions, criteria and the rules for enrolment and studying of first
and second cycle of university studies at UKIM and
The regulations for enacting of study programs of UKIM
Regulations for the compulsive components that the study programs of first, second and
thirds cycle of studies need to possess.
1. MAP OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION

Table 1 General information
Name of the higher University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje

education institution Faculty of civil engineering Skopje
Location Boulevard Partizanski odredi no. 24, PBox 560, 1000

Skopje
Type of higher
Faculty
education institution
Data about the founder Parliament of Republic of Macedonia
Data about the last

25.06.2009
accreditation
Educational and
scientific-research fields
for which accreditation Geotechnics
is received
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Units in the structure of
The structure of the University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje
the higher education
consists of 28 units (23 faculties and 5 institutes)
institution
1. Study programs of first cycle of studies:
civil engineering, geodesy, geotechnics
2. Study programs of second cycle of studies:
Study programs that are
civil engineering, geodesy, geotechnics
being realized in the unit
3. Study programs of third cycle of studies:
Modules-structures, geotechnics, hidrotechnics, traffic
engineering
1. Total surface (gross area premises and yard surface) .......

1059 2
2. Total surface of the premises (net area). 1456 2
3. Number of lecture halls with total number of seats............ 1

with total number of seats 205
4. Number of lecture rooms with total number of seats.... 569
Types of
didactic
room Numbe
Surface Total seat
No. number of r of
in m2 capacity
the rooms
denotemen
t
Data about the area 1. Lecture halls 1 214 205
intended for realization Lecture
of the teaching and 2. 14 1456 569
rooms
researching work
3. 76 1 105 50
4. 77 1 105 50
5. 1 1 100 30
6. 2 1 35 40
7. 3 1 70 30
8. 130 1 105 50
9. 131 1 105 50
10. 111 1 198 100
11. 116 1 105 66
12. 213 1 50 60
13. 4 1 66 40
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Number of students for which
the accreditation is procured Number of students .................................. 353
1. Number of classrooms with computers with

capacity of workstations
3 classrooms with total work stations 148
2. Number of laboratories for realization of practical

teaching .............................................. 5
Types of Total
Number Surface
No. didactic seat
of rooms in m2
room capacity
Computer
1 1 70 58
center
Computer
2 1 75 60
center
Computer
3 1 30 30
center
Equipment for performing of the education
Value of the equipment
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Number of students Number of full-time students in the first cycle of
(enrolled for the first studies.................................................... 141
time)
Structure of the educational staff in educational-
Number of persons that have scientific, scientific, educational and associative titles
educational-scientific,
scientific and educational Full professor 22
titles Associate professor 8
Assitant professor 6
Structure of the educational staff in educational-

Number of persons with scientific, scientific, educational and associative titles
associative titles Assistant 15
Junior assistant 6
Inner mechanisms of development of the education materials,

procurement and control realization of the education process,
of the quality of the
studies students grading,
preparation of masters paper,
assessment of the quality of the education by
the students with the use of inquiries at the
end of each semester for each of the subjects,
assessment of the quality of the study program
carried out by the students when they get their
degrees and
other procedures regarding the resources and
logistics of the teaching process
Data about the last conducted 2006

exterior evaluation of the
institution
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2. DECISIONS FOR APPROPRIATION OF THE STUDY
PROGRAM BY THE EDUCATIONAL-SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL
OF THE UNIT given in appendix 1
3. DECISION FOR APPROPRIATION OF THE STUDY

PROGRAM BY THE RECTORS MANAGEMENT OR THE
UNIVERSITYS SENATE given in appendix 2
4. SCIENTIFIC-RESEARCH DOMAIN, FIELD AND AREA
WHERE THE STUDY PROGRAM BELONGS
The study program of the first cycle of studies belongs to the scientific-research domain of
Technical-technological sciences, civil engineering field, sub-field geotechnics.
5. TYPE OF STUDY PROGRAM (academic or specialty studies)

The study program for geotechnics is a study program of the type of academic studies.
6. DEGREE OF EDUCATION
The study program for geotechnics is a study program of first cycle.
7. AIM AND JUSTIFICATION FOR INTRODUCTION OF THE

STUDY PROGRAM
7.1. EXPLANATION OF THE PROPOSAL
Following the needs of educated cadre from the field of geotechnics, the Faculty of Civil
engineering attended the Tempus project back in 2003, numbered Tempus SCM-
C006B03-2003 and named Study program in Geotechnics.
Based on this project, in accordance with the criteria set by ECTS, and based upon the
decision of the 313-th assembly of the Educational-scientific council of the Faculty of Civil
engineering held on 11.11.2004, the studies in geotechnics started to be conducted starting
from the school year 2005/2006 using the model 3+2+3 (3 years graduate studies + 2 years
post graduate studies + 3 years PhD studies.
It is a program that has provided an ambient for education of the students and the fulfillment
of the following basic aims:
- Clear structure of the studies,
- The establishment of subjects and study matters,
- Complete compliance with the subjects and study matters with the neighboring
Universites in our country, the Balkans and Europe,
- The formation of a cadre potencial in the study matters closely connected with
geotechnics,
- Education of the current cadre potencial,
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- Mobility of the teaching cadre with the partner universities,
- Mobility of students with the partner universities,
- Forming of a info centar for geotechnics,
- Maintenance and development of the current laboratory of geotechnics,
- Maintenance and development of the library with a large variety of books closely
connected to the area of studies.
With the realization of the aims of the project it can be expected that the expert base will be
developed, that in turn will enable integration of the study program of geotechnics with the
closely related programs.
Also, with the realization of the studies, a possibility of self-reproduction of the educational-
scientific potencial is created, which is necessary for the performance of the education on all
levels of higher education in our country.
- WHAT IS GEOTECHNICS
Geotechnics is an interdisciplinary scientific field which connects the natural sciences

(such as geology) with the technical sciences (such as civil engineering and mining).
Considering the numerous possible influences between all of the units of the field, on the one
hand, and the influence of the engineering constructions and interventions, on the other
hand, it is apparent that geotechnics has a wide field of research and study.
Geotechnics itself unites all of the sciences that deal with techniques or engineering of the
terrain. The most common chart describing this connection of the separate geotechnics
disciplines.
Earthworks and Foundations Surface

constructions excavations
Figure 1. Connections between the
various geotechnical disciplines
Engineering Geotechnics Underground (partially modified by F.Reiter and
geology constructions other 1983)
Soil mechanics Rock Engineering of

mechanics the environment
Strict lines between the individual disciplines cannot be drawn, but each of them is used
when solving problems connected with the constructions and exploitation of constructions of
different nature, ranging from spatial planning, and exploitation of raw materials and
protection of the environment. Similar to the other scientific disciplines, geotechnics also
uses the knowledge of the rest fundamental scientific disciplines.
7.2. ASSESMENT OF THE JUSTIFICATION IN CONSIDERATION OF THE

NEEDS OF THE LABOUR MARKET
Beside the already mentioned fields of work, the studies are directly open to the economy,
and the needs of fulfilling of the everyday citizen and state obligations and privileges, through
which a balance can be struck and a close cooperation resulting in the permanent education
of the cadres of multiple civil engineering and mining companies, specialized firms that
perform geotechnical surveys and design, the commercial organizations, public enterprises
that are performing field surveys, maintenance of roads, design and the operations in mines,
the units in the local Government, public communal enterprises that deal with waste disposal
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of solid waste, and other entities, which in turn will provide the climate for the use of unified
standards in geotechnical practice.
- GEOTECHNICS IN MACEDONIA AND THE NEED FOR CADRES
Geotechnics topics in civil engineering and mining and in general in the living
environment in our country, same as elsewhere are present in every civil engineering and
mining undertaking. Geotechnical disciplines are being taught at the other departments at
the Faculty of Civil engineering in Skopje as part of the undergraduate and postgraduate
studies.
Its worth mentioning, that geotechnics has a long lasting tradition in the Republic of
Macedonia. It has been intensively developed after the Second World War, and the fact can
be stressed that for the needs of designing of the Mavrovo hydro system, for the first time
in the world in Macedonia the method for testing of the deformability of the rocks is done
using radial press. This method is now one of the standard methods in the world which is
used for testing of the rock masses on the field.
From the newer and more significant geotechnical happenings can be highlighted the world
known sliding of the hill The city near Kavadarci in 1956, when the valley of the river Luda
Mara was buried up to 70m of height, which caused human losses and material damage.
Recently, some of the most important natural occurrences in our country are the landslide
Ramina in Veles, the landslide that threatens the villages Rostushe, Vele Brdo and Bitushe,
the landside of the village Gjermo and other landslides on the national roads etc.
Problems of geotechnical character that happened recently in our country from the area of
mining is the famous landslide of the slopes of the surface coal mine excavation Suvodol,
when in 1995 about 30.000.000m3 moved, and also the disasters that happened at the dump
sites of the mines Buchim in 1998 and Sasa in 2003.
In the everyday civil engineering, there are numerous examples of problems of geotechnical
nature, which happened, and happen at the moment. For example, the large sinking (up to 50
cm) and tilting of a residential building in the 80-ties, the slanting (tilting) of the minaret of
the Aladza mosque in Skopje that measures more than 1m, the tilting of the Clock tower in
Prilep, sinking of constructions in Ohrid, Strumica and Skopje etc. during their construction
or during the construction to neighboring constructions, and latest occurrences in Skopje
where during earth excavations there have been several catastrophes that ended tragically.
In everyday practice from the area of road engineering and hydromechanics, during the
construction of roads, dams and similar constructions, almost without exception there
happen problems of the geotechnical nature that are not foreseen with the project and that
have to be solved as the construction is being constructed, which in turn means that the
deadlines have to be prolonged and a considerable additional sum of money has to be spent.
In the area of urban engineering, geotechnics also hasnt yet found its place completely.
Namely, the urban planning is often does not correlated well with the conditions of the
terrain. There have been a numerous examples of such nature, such as the residential areas in
Delchevo, Strumica, Ohrid etc. In urban living, especially in the last few years the problem of
disposal of the communal and solid waste is present, in which the geotechnical knowledge is
of a vital importance. Insufficient use of the geotechnical science during the construction of
the infrastructure in the populated areas often leads to inappropriate surfaces for
communication, inclination of streets, sidewalks, undermining of neighboring constructions
etc. and often even leading to loss of human life.
Geotechnics as a scientific and professional topic in the past and today is discussed by the
experts from the fields of Civil engineering and geology. In the past, they were organized in
the appropriate Yugoslavian associations for soil mechanics and foundations, for engineering
geology and hydrogeology, for rock mechanics and underground constructions etc.
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In 2002 the association of geotechnics in Macedonia organized the first national symposium
which had far greater turnout than that expected by the organizer. After that, two more
symposiums were held, and many more workshops and lectures were organized.
The examples of geotechnical problems are numerous, both in the past and in the present,
but the examples of quality and successful geotechnical solutions and achievements are also
numerous both coming from the geological engineers of the past and the ones of the present,
and every day that number of successes grows everyday in the civil and mining engineering.
Having the pressure of the imminent geotechnical problems on their own shoulders, in the
last 30 years, the large Macedonian civil engineering firms have formed their own working
units from the field of geotechnics that until this day sufficiently develop.
Geotechnics, at the same time, substantially develops in the current institutes from the field
of civil engineering. Since the beginning of the transitional period, in the 90-ties to today a
large number of small private firms have been formed in that area, but they are mainly
stationed in Skopje, which causes a large lack of such companies to be felt in the other areas
of the country. According to the knowledge that the Faculty of Civil engineering possesses,
that are acquired with the everyday contacts with the firms that have geotechnics as their
primary or secondary activity, presently about 15 firms operate in this scientific field. Almost
of all of them have need of additional cadre from the area of geotechnics, as they often state.
Having in mind that beside these firms, which are mainly specialized in field research and
testing of terrains meant for construction work, experts from the field of geotechnics are
necessary in the designing of the civil engineering and mining constructions, as well during
their constructions, then it stands that most of the designing and construction firms would
have positions for experts in geotechnics. In the firms for surveillance of the construction
projects, as well of the consulting firms also there is a need of an expert of geotecnics in every
team. Experts in geotechnics could also be needed in the public enterprises and the civil
services, communal firms, funds, and especially in the local Government, which because of
their increased responsibilities, because geotechnics is very similar if not even overlapping
with environmental protection, which is highly regarded in the developed countries, and
stands as one of the preconditions for joining that developed countries.
Overall, through an informal investigation of the public (professional) opinion about the area
of geotechnics that is conducted by the Faculty through the department of geotechnics, we
can safely conclude that it is high time (if not already late), that through more specialized
education, this area should find its suitable place in the overall civil engineering, mining and
environmental protection, as it has been done by the developed countries for years.
It is important to note, that geotecnics is recognized as a separate field for which the
appropriate authorizations are issued from the field of geotehnics for design,
surveillance, construction and revision by the Chamber of authorized architects
and authorized engineers.
7.3. CONNECTION WITH THE MODERN SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE
The studies in geotechnics are connected with the modern scientific knowledge in multiple
ways. For example, around the world, for the development of geotecnics, beside the
Universities there are additional professional associations such as:
- ISSMGE (International Society for Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering)
- ISRM (International Society for Rock Mechanics)
- IAEG (International Society for Engineering Geology and Environment)

Following the world trends, in the Republic of Macedonia, experts from the field of
geotechnics are organized in the Association for geotechnics of Macedonia, which is a
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member of the International society for soil mechanics and geotechnical engineering
(ISSMGE)
The development of geotecnics as a scientific field in the last 4 decades is thriving. At many
universities in the world, most often as part of the Faculties of civil engineering, and even as a
separate faculty, study programs in geotechnics have been initiated.
As an example at the University in Zagreb, Republic of Croatia, at the Faculty of Civil
engineering, beside the regular study programs, a study program in geotechnics is also
organized, and in Varadzin there is even a Geotechnical faculty. Also at the Faculty of Civil
engineering at the Aristotle University in Thessaloniki, Republic of Greece there is a study
program in geotechnics. The trend for opening of such study program is present at many
Universities in Europe and USA, which is particularly expressed with the development of the
new scientific discipline- Environmental protection. The largest credit for the development of
the discipline has the highly developed countries (the countries of the European Union, USA,
Japan) Because geotecnics as a field is mostly present in the solving of the problems in civil
engineering and mining, which are directly connected to the environment, and as a result of
that many of the civil engineering faculties at numerous universities, are renamed to
Faculties of Civil engineering and Environmental protection, in which the departments for
geotechnics are developed as a new scientific field- Geotechnical environmental
protection.
Problems that are of an interest of geotechnics are the following:
- Survey of the terrain in order to define the conditions for construction;
- Testing of the physical and mechanical characteristics in laboratory and field
conditions of the natural materials (soils and rocks)
- Problems connected with the stability of the terrain (landslides, rockslides etc.)
- Influences of modern processes done to the ground to the environment;
- Conditions for foundations for all kinds of constructions;
- Conditions for construction of surface and underground constructions;
- Exploitation of underground waters, conditions for their pollution etc;
- Carrying capacity of the terrain;
- Behavior of the terrain and the construction under dynamic conditions (earthquake
and other influences);
- Conditions for repairs of the terrain and the constructions;
- Implementation of artificial materials for strengthening of the terrain, interaction
(mutual influence) of the terrain with the constructions;
From the listed aspects, it is obvious that the field of geotechnics is large.
7.4 PAST EXPERIENCES WITH REALIZATION OF SIMULIAR

PROGRAMS
The Board for accreditation of higher education of Republic of Macedonia on its session held
on 29.05.2007 adopted a Decision for accepting and accreditation of the first cycle of
studies in geotechnics organized at the Faculty of Civil engineering in Skopje. The basic
data for the accreditated studies are the following:
Table 7.1 Chart of the study program of first cycle of studies in geotechnics.
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Type of studies First cycle of studies
Name of the study Macedonian
program English Geotechnics
Responsible institutions Faculty of Civil Engineering - Skopje
Duration 3 years (6 semesters)

ECTS 180
Language Macedonian
Macedonian
Title of the degree
English Graduated geotechnical engineer BSc
- Treating of geotechnical problems

- Surveillance of construction of geotechnical
constructions
- Design of geotechnical constructions
- Solving of stability problems of the terrain
- Laboratory work for geotechnics and testing of
Competencies physical-mechanical properties of rocks and soils
- Treating of the soiled waste landfills
- Treating of problems regarding the environment
- Treating of problems regarding the mapping of a
terrain
- Treating of problems regarding spatial planning
- Politics and legislation in the field of geotechnics
The study program of the first cycle of studies in geotechnics that have been conducted at the
Faculty of Civil Engineering is presented in the next tables:
Table 7.2 Structure of the study program of geotechnics
No. Code Subjects Classes/ ECTS

weekly
FIRST SEMESTER
1 Z1-02 Mathematics I 4+4 9
2 Z1-03 Physics 3+1 4
3 Z1-04 Descriptive Geometry 2+3 5
4 Z1-15 Informatics 2+3 5
5 A1 Language studies (Foreign language) 2+2 4
6 A0 Sports 0+2 3
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7 Z1-02 Defendology 2+0 0
TOTAL 15+15 30
SECOND SEMESTER
8 Z1-06 Statics 4+3 7
9 Optional general subject 2+2 4
10 GT-01 Introduction in Geology 2+1 1.5
11 Z1-14 Geodesy 3+3 6
12 Z1-12 Fluid Mechanics 3+3 6.5
13 ZK-17 Numerical methods 3+2 5
TOTAL 17+14 30
THIRD SEMESTER
14 Z1-07 Engineering Geology 3+2 6
15 Z1-10 Strentgh of materials 4+3 7
16 GT-02 Hidrology and river regulation 2+2 4
17 GT-03 Applied Hydrogeology 3+2 5
19 A2 Language studies (Foreign language) 2+2 4
TOTAL 16+13 30
FOURTH SEMESTER
20 ZK-20 Soil Mechanics I 4+3 7
21 GT-04
Reinforced concrete and Structures 4+4 7
22 ZH-26 Rock Mechanics 2+2 4
23 ZH-28 Structures in Hydrotechnics 3+2 5
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24 GT-05 Transportation Engineering (Road and
4+3 7
Railway)
TOTAL 17+14 30
FIFTH SEMESTER
25 GT-06 Introduction in Elasticity 2+2 5
26 ZK-27 Foundation Engineering I 3+2 6
27 GT-07 Soil Mechanics II 2+2 5
28 GT-08 Geotechnical Investigations 3+1 5
29 ZH-33 Tunnels 2+2 5
TOTAL 14+11 30
SIXTH SEMESTER
31 GT-09 Earthworks and Structures 2+2 4
32 GT-10 Foundation Engineering II 2+2 5
33 GT-11 Soil Improvement 3+1 4
34 GT-12 Rock Improvement 3+1 4
35 Optional
2+2 4
(geotechnical group)
36 Optional
2+2 4
(geotechnical group)
37 GT-13 Geotechnical Practice 0+4 4
TOTAL 14+14 30
TOTAL FOR GEOTECHNICAL STUDIES 174 180
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Table 7.3 Elective subjects from the geotechnical group
. Classes/Week
Code Subject ECTS
ly
38 GT-14 Soil Dynamics 2+2 4
Geotechnics in Underground
39 GT-15 3+2 4
works and Structures
Geotechnics in Environmental
40 GT-16 2+2 4
protection
41 GT-17 Specific types of Foundations 2+2 4
42 GT-18 Geosyntetics 2+2 4
Geotechnics in Waste disposal

43 GT-19 2+2 4
Engineering
Table 7.4 General elective subjects group A
Classes/Week
No. Code Subject ECTS
ly
44 Z1-09 Mathematics 2 4+4 9
45 ZA-01 Urban anthropology 2+2 4
46 ZA-02 Sociology of the companies 2+2 4
Civil constructions and

47 ZA-03 2+2 4
environment
Probability and mathematical

48 ZA-04 2+2 4
statistics
49 ZA-05 Physics for civil engineering 2+2 4
50 ZA-06 Programming 2+2 4
Computer aided design

51 ZA-07 2+2 4
(AUTOCAD)
Management in Civil
52 ZA-08 2+2 4
Engineering
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Table 7.5. Governing of study subjects
No. Code Subject Semester Governed by
1 Z1-02 Mathematics I I /
2 Z1-03 Physics I /
3 Z1-04 Descriptive geometry I /
4 Z1-15 Informatics I /
Language studies (foreign
5 A1 I /
language)
6 A0 Sports I /
7 Z1-01 Defendology I /
Mathematics I,
8 Z1-06 Statics II
Physics
9 GT-01 Introduction in geology II /
10 Z1-14 Geodesy II Mathematics I

Mathematics I,
11 Z1-12 Fluid mechanics II
Physics
Mathematics I,
Informatics amd
12 ZK-17 Numerical methods II
computer
programming
Introduction in
13 Z1-07 Engineering geology III
Geology
Mathematics I,
14 Z1-10 Strength of materials III
Statics
15 GT-02 Hydrology and river regulation III Fluid mechanics
Engineering
16 GT-03 Applied hydrogeology III Geology, Fluid
mechanics
Engineering
Geology, Strength
17 ZK-20 Soil mechanics I IV
of materials, Fluid
mechanics
Reinforced concrete and Strength of
18 GT-04 IV
structures materials
Engineering
19 ZH-26 Rock mechanics IV Geology, Strength
of materials
Hydrology and
river regulation,
20 ZH-28 Structures in hydrotechnics IV
Engineering
Geology
17
Transportation engineering
21 GT-05 IV Geodesy
(roads and railway)
Strength of
22 GT-06 Introduction in elasticity V materials,
Mathematics I
23 ZK-25 Foundation engineering I V Soil mechanics I
24 GT-07 Soil mechanics II V Soil mechanics I
Engineering
25 GT-08 Geotechnical investigations V Geology, Soil
mechanics I
Transportation
Engineering,
26 ZH-33 Tunnels V Engineering
Geology, Strength
of materials
27 GT-09 Earthworks and structures VI Soil mechanics I
Soil mechanics I,
28 GT-10 Foundation engineering II VI Foundation
Engineering I
Soil mechanics I,
29 GT-11 Soil improvment VI Foundation
Engineering I
Engineering
30 GT-12 Rock improvment VI Geology, Rock
mechanics
Soil mechanics I,
Rock mechanics,
Foundation
31 GT-13 Geotechnical practice VI
Engineering,
Geotechnical
investigations
32 GT-14 Soil dynamics VI Soil mechanics I
Geotechnics in underground Soil mechanics I,
33 GT-15 VI
works and structures Rock mechanics
Engineering
Geotechnics in environmental Geology, Fluid
34 GT-16 VI
protection mechanics, Soil
mechanics I
Soil mechanics I,
35 GT-17 Specific types of foundations VI Foundation
Engineering I
36 GT-18 Geosynthetics VI Soil mechanics I
Geotechnics in waste disposal
37 GT-19 VI Soil mechanics I
engineering
38 Z1-09 Mathematics II III Mathematics I
39 ZA-01 Urban anthropology II /
40 ZA-02 Sociology of the companies II /
Civil constructions and
41 ZA-03 V /
environment
Probabilistic theory and
42 ZA-04 V Mathematics I
statistics
43 ZA-05 Physics for civil engineering III Mathematics I
44 ZA-06 Programming III /
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Computer aided design
45 ZA-07 II /
(autocad)
Management in civil
46 ZA-08 V /
engineering
Table 7.5 Teaching Personnel
No. Code Subject Semester Teacher
Prof. Dr. Slobodanka

1 Z1-02 Mathematics 1 I
Georgievska
2 Z1-03 Physics I Prof. Dr. Julijana Velevska
3 Z1-04 Descriptive Geometry I Prof. Dr. Branko Trpkovski
Information Prof. Dr. Elena Dumova

4 Z1-15 I
Technology Jovanoska
5 A1 Foreign language 1 I From the faculty of Philology
From the faculty of Physical

6 A0 Sports I
Education
7 Z1-01 Defendology I Prof. Pane Velev
8 Z1-06 Statics II Doc. Dr. Meri Cvetkovska
Introduction in
9 GT-01 II Prof. Naum Gapkovski
geology
10 Z1-14 Geodesy II Prof. Dr. Risto Ribarovski
11 Z1-12 Fluid Mechanics II Prof. Dr. Cvetanka Popovska
12 ZK-17 Numerical methods II Prof. Dr. Liljana Denkovska
Prof. Naum Gapkovski

13 Z1-07 Engineering Geology III
Doc. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
Prof. Dr. Svetlana Petkovska-

14 Z1-10 Strength of materials III
Onchevska
Hydrology and river Prof. Dr. Cvetanka Popovska

15 GT-02 III
regulation Doc. Dr. Sretko Cvetkovski

16 GT-03 Applied hydrogeology III
Doc. Dr.Milorad Jovanovski
17 ZK-20 Soil Mechanics IV Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
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Prof. Dr. Sande Atanasovski
Reinforced concrete
18 GT-04 IV Prof. Dr. Zoran Desovski
and structures
Doc. Dr. Goran Markovski

19 ZH-26 Rock mechanics IV
Doc. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
Structures in Prof. Dr. Ljubomir Tanchev,

20 ZH-28 IV
hydrotechnics Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Petkovski
Transportation
Prof. Radojka Doncheva, Doc.
21 GT-05 engineering (roads IV
Dr. Zoran Krakutovski
and railway)
Introduction in
22 GT-06 V Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Lazarov
elasticity
Foundation Prof. Dr. Vasil Vitanov, Prof.

23 ZK-25 V
engineering I Dr. Spasen Gjorgjevski
24 GT-07 Soil mechanics II V Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
Geotechnical Prof. Dr. Vasil Vitanov, Doc.

25 GT-08 V
investigations Dr.Milorad Jovanovski
26 ZH-33 Tunnels V Doc. Dr. Darko Moslavac
Earthworks and
27 GT-09 VI Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
structures
Foundation Prof. Dr. Vasil Vitanov

28 GT-10 VI
engineering II Prof. Dr. Spasen Gjorgjevski
29 GT-11 Soil improvment VI Prof. Dr. Vasil Vitanov
30 GT-12 Rock improvment VI Prof. Naum Gapkovski
Prof. Dr. Spasen Gjorgjevski

31 GT-13 Geotechnical practice VI Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
Doc. Dr.Milorad Jovanovski
Prof. Dr. Ljupcho

32 GT-14 Soil dynamics VI
Dimitrievski
Geotechnics in Prof. Dr. Spasen Gjorgjevski

33 GT-15 underground works VI
and structures Doc. Dr.Milorad Jovanovski
Geotechnics in
34 GT-16 VI Prof. Dr. Vasil Vitanov
environmental
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protection
Specific types of Prof. Dr. Vasil Vitanov

35 GT-17 foundations VI
Geosynthetics
36 GT-18 VI Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
Geotechnics in waste
37 GT-19 disposal engineering VI Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
Mathematics II Prof. Dr. Slobodanka

38 Z1-09 III
Georgievska
Urban anthropology
39 ZA-01 II Doc. Dr.Vlado Davchev
Sociology of the
40 ZA-02 companies II Doc. Dr. Vlado Davchev
Civil constructions
41 ZA-03 and environment V Doc. Dr. Katerina Donevska
Probabilistic theory
Prof. Dr. Slobodanka
42 ZA-04 and statistics V
Georgievska
Physics for civil
Prof. Dr. Svetlana Petkovska
43 ZA-05 engineering III
Onchevska
Programming
44 ZA-06 III Prof. Dr. Gorgi Kokalanov
Computer aided
45 ZA-07 design (autocad) II Prof. Dr. Gjorgji Kokalanov
Management in civil
Prof. Dr. Valentina Dzileska
46 ZA-08 engineering V
Panchovska
7.5. AIMS OF THE STUDY PROGRAM

The main purpose of the study program of first cycle studies in geotechnics is to offer multi-
disciplinary knowledge from the field of geotechnics, field research, and protection of the
environment.
Moreover, the main goals of the Elaboration are to define the following aspects:
- Maximum compatibility of the underlying subjects with the current programs of the
other courses that are lectured at the Faculty f Civil Engineering
- Retention of the ratio in between the underlying, theoretical-vocational and the
vocational subject programs which is adopted during the profiling of the three study
programs that are lectured at the Faculty f Civil Engineering
- Providing the appropriate freedom of choice in the subject programs
- Experiences from identical or similar study programs from the universities in Europe
and USA
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- Own experiences considering the specificity of this field in our country
- Legal regulations stipulated by the Law on higher education
- Appreciation of the material and personnel base for this field in the Faculty of Civil
Engineering
In addition, the studies are intended to provide a modern approach in the establishing of
the basic knowledge from the field of geotechnics, as well as the structure of the market so that
its value can be verified and established. The study program is conceptualized in order to
provide the students with comprehensive education, the latest scientific and vocational
knowledge and skills with special emphasis on the development of the creative abilities and
independence in their professional careers.
The aim of the study program is to educate an expert who will possess the needed theoretical,
scientific and practical knowledge from the field of geotechnics.
The program will also enable the students, future graduated geotechnical engineers, with the
acquired competencies to be the creators of the policy of implementing the geotechnics
theory in practice.
The overall aim of the study program is the reaching certain competencies and
development/applicative oriented academic skills in the scientific areas of the subjects. This,
among other, includes the development of the creative abilities for researching of the
problems with the ability for critical thinking and their resolving, development of teamwork
abilities, proficiency in scientific methods and specific practical skills that are needed to
advancing in the profession.
8. YEARS AND SEMESTERS OF DURATION OF THE STUDY

PROGRAM
The acronym for the study program of first cycle of studies in geotechnics is: first cycle of
studies, undergraduate studies.
Table 8.1 Card of the study program of first cycle studies in geotechnics
Type of the Academic studies of first cycle

program
Macedonian
Name of the study
program English Geotechnics
Acronym Undergraduate studies

Proposer Faculty of Civil Engineering at
institution
University Ss Cyril and Methodius in Skopje
Duration 3 years ( 6 semesters)
ECTS 180
Language Macedonian
Macedonian
Name of the
degree
English Graduated geotechnical engineer
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- Possesses the required knowledge and understands the basic
principles of mathematics, the other natural sciences and
those of geotechnical engineering, and also has knowledge of
the elementary computer techniques that are necessary for the
solving of the simpler geotechnical problems;
- Has knowledge of the basics of designing/dimensioning and
the regulations for designing and construction of simpler
geotechnical constructions;
- Has knowledge of the characteristics of the terrain and of the
various kinds of soil and rock on which are founded and built
the civil engineering constructions;
- Understands the importance of the professional and ethical
responsibility of the geotechnical engineer and is aware of the
codes for behavior and other sources of the ways of
professional and ethical behavior;
- Is able to recognize, interpret and solve simpler geotechnical
problems, while having in consideration the construction and
planning limitations that are defined by the regulations, as
well as the requirements of reducing of the pollution to the
living environment;
- Is able to participate in the designing, construction,
Competences surveillance and maintenance of simpler geotechnical
structures;
- Is able to use techniques, skills and modern engineering and
computer tools that are necessary for the drafting of technical
documentation;
- Is able to conduct field and laboratory tests, as well as analyze
and interpret the results from those tests;
- Is able to identify the simpler geotechnical problems,
including the description of the conditions, identificiation of
the possible influences and also generate possible solutions for
the problem;
- Is able to conduct estimation, analysis, process and present
data from a field research;
- Is able to estimate and analyze the influence of the
geotechnical constructions on the living environment;
The study program for first cycle of studies in geotechnics by volume is organized in
accordance with Article 99, 105 and 112 from the Law on higher education in Republic of
Macedonia, as well as Article 23 from the Rulebook on first and second cycle of studies of
UKIM, as:
- Three-year program that consists of 180 ECTS credits and it is realized through
regular studies,
-A program that consists of six semesters with 30 credits per semester, with one
semester being realized over 15 weeks or totally 30 weeks per year,
-1 ECTS credit corresponds to 30 hours of total working engagement,
- Thetotal activity of the students is expressed by the product of 60 credits annually
and 30 hours of working engagement per credit, with totals 1800 engagement hours.
The number of classes annually divided with the number of weeks in the two
semesters and the examination sessions (30 weeks) gives the total weekly
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engagement, which in this study program totals 60 classes.
The volume of the total number of classes annually for the students amounts to:60 ECTS
annually x 30 hours work per ECTS = 1800 hours total annual engagement = 60 hours
weekly engagement (30 weeks) 60 hours weekly engagement = 20 hours teaching + 40 hours
independent learning.
9. ECTS CREDITS WHICH THE STUDENT AQUIRES
Student that finishes the studies acquires 180 ECTS.
10. MANNER OF FINANCING
The studies with function on the principle of enrolment of students in the state quota or self
financing, in accordance with the decision of the Educational-scientific council at the Faculty
of Civil engineering.
11. CONDITIONS FOR ENROLMENT

The enrollment of students in the first cycle of studies of the study program will be conducted
in accordance with the regulations of the statute of UKIM and the Rulebook of conditions,
criteria and rules for enrolment and studying of first and second cycle of university studies at
UKIM (hereinafter referred to as: Rulebook for first and second cycle studies) (Article 14, 15,
16).
At the studies a certain number of students will be enrolled, which will be defined
annually with a special decision of the educational-scientific council of the
Faculty of Civil engineering, confirmed with a decision by the University.
The enrolment will be based on self financing, same as all the other study programs of first
cycle at UKIM. The preconditions for admission of the study program are determined
according to Article 14 from the Rulebook for first and second cycle studies at UKIM, i.e. at
the study program may enroll:
) High school students with gymnasium education:
External subjects:
-mathematics, basic level, or foreign language
Internal subjects:
- one subject from the field of natural sciences
- one general education subject
b) High school students with vocational education:
External subjects:
- mathematics, basic level, or foreign language,
Internal subjects:
- one vocational or general education subject, by choice of the candidate
- one vocational subject according to the educational profile of the candidate
The selection procedure, in accordance with the Rulebook for first and second cycle studies at
UKIM, will be performed by a commission formed by the educational-scientific council at the
Faculty of Civil Engineering.
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12. INFORMATION ON CONTINUATION OF THE EDUCATION
Progression during the studies will be realized in accordance with Rulebook for first and
second cycle studies at UKIM (from Articles 25 to 29) and in accordance with the criteria
established with this study program. When taking the exams, if the conditions stipulated in
accordance with ECTS are not fulfilled and the subject is not passed, then the same is re-
enrolled. After passing the exams of all six semesters the student can move to the procedure of
applying, grading and defense of the diploma work in accordance with the Statute of UKIM
and the Rulebook for first and second cycle studies at UKIM.
Considering the fact that the suggested study program has national character, the program is
open for mobility of the students towards the institutions in which similar study programs are
offered. Also, it is possible to transfer ECTS credits from this study program, continuation and
completion of the studies at one of the European higher education institutions, or at other
higher education institution where there is a related study program.
With the completion of all the obligations of the study program i.e. passing all the exams,
making and defending the graduate work, the student in accordance with Article 116 from the
Law on higher education of Republic of Macedonia and Article 48 from the Rulebook for first
and second cycle studies at UKIM, acquires the right of the appropriate bachelor degree with a
certain title.
The students that have completed the studies and acquired the certain title: Graduated
geotechnical engineer BSc can continue their education at the second cycle of studies in
accordance with Article 96 from the Law on higher education.
13. ESTABLISHED RATIO BETWEEN THE COMPULSORY AND THE

OPTIONAL SUBJECTS, WITH LIST OF COMPULSORY SUBJECTS, LIST
OF OPTIONAL SUBJECTS AND A DEFINED WAY OF CHOOSING THE
SUBJECTS
The structure of the study program is organized in six semesters according to the model
supplied in Table 13.1.
TABLE 13.1 Structure of the study program in Geotechnics (first cycle)
Classes/W
No. Subject ECTS
eekly
FIRST SEMESTER
General Optional Descriptive Geometry

1 subject 1 from the list of 2+2 4
GF Engineering graphics
2 Free optional subject -1 from the list of UKIM 2+0 2
3 Mathematics 1 4+4 8
4 Statics 4+3 7
5 Geodesy 3+2 5
6 Introduction in geology 2+2 4
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TOTAL 17+13 30
SECOND SEMESTER
Mathematics 2 (*)
General optional
Probability and statistics
7 subject 2 from the 3+2 4
list of GF
Introduction in numerical
methods
8 Civil engineering structures and materials 3+2 5
9 Strentgh of materials 3+3 6
10 Fluid mechanics 3+2 5
11 Engineering Geology 3+2 5
12 Kinematics and dynamics 3+2 5
TOTAL 17+13 30
THIRD SEMESTER
13 Free optional subject 2 from the list of UKIM 2+0 2
Informatics
Foreign language
CAD oriented software

General optional
14 subject 3 from the 2+2 4
Management in civil
list of GF
engineering
Structures and the environment
Land laws and regulations
15 Soil Mechanics 1 3+3 6
16 Rock mechanics 3+2 6
17 Reinforced concrete structures 3+3 6
18 Introduction in steel structures 3+2 6
TOTAL 16+12 30
FOURTH SEMESTER
19 Railroads 2+2 4
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20 Foundations 1 3+2 6
21 Hydro technical structures 3+2 5
22 Hydrology and river regulation 3+2 5
23 Roads 3+2 5
Soil mechanics 2
Optional subject 1
24 from the list of 3+2 5
Geotechnics in Environmental
geotechnics
protection
TOTAL 17+12 30
FIFTH SEMESTER
25 Free optional subject 3 from the list of UKIM 2+0 2
Foundations 2
Optional subject 2 from
26 3+2 5
the list of geotechnics
Earthworks and structures
27 Organization and technology 3+2 5
28 Geotechnical research 3+2 6
29 Soil improvement 3+2 6
30 Tunnels 3+2 6
TOTAL 17+10 30
SIXTH SEMESTER
Rock improvement
31 3+2 6
the list of geotechnics Optional subject 2 from
Soil sliding
32 3+2 6
Geosyntetics
Applied hydrogeology
33 3+2 6
the list of geotechnics Introduction in
engineering seismology
35 Practice 0+4 6
35 Graduate thesis 0+6 6
TOTAL 9+16 30
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Note (*) Optional in first cycle, compulsory in second cycle of studies
Table 13.2 Governing of study subjects
Numb
Semest er of
No. Code Subject Governing
er classe
s
1 1-04 Descriptive geometry I 30+30 None

None
2 -07 Engineering graphics I 30+30
None
Free optional subject 1 from
3 - I 30+0
the list of UKIM
None
4 1-02 Mathematics 1 I 60+60
None
5 1-06 Statics I 60+45
None
6 1-14 Geodesy I 45+30
None
7 -01 Introduction in geology I 30+30
8 1-09 Mathematics 2 (*) II 30+30 Mathematics 1
9 -04 Probability and statistics II 30+30 Mathematics 1
Introduction in numerical
10 -17 II 30+30 None
methods
Civil engineering structures

11 II 45+30 Statics
and materials
Mathematics 1,
12 1-10 Strength of materials II 45+45 Statics
13 1-12 Fluid mechanics II 45+30 Mathematics 1
Introduction in
14 1-07 Engineering geology II 45+30 geology
15 1-03 Kinematics and dynamics II 45+30 Statics

None
16 - III 30+0
the list of UKIM
None
17 1-15 Informatics III 30+30
None
18 1 Foreign language III 30+30
Civil engineering
19 -05 Civil engineering physics III 30+30 structures and
materials
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None
Management in civil
20 -08 III 30+30
engineering
None
21 -03 III 30+30
and the environment
22 Land laws and regulations III 30+30 Geodesy
Engineering geology,
23 -20 Soil mechanics 1 III 45+45 Strength of materials
24 -26 Rock mechanics III 30+30 Engineering geology
Reinforced concrete
25 -04 III 45+45 Strenght of materials
structures
Introduction in steel
26 III 45+30 Strenght of materials
structures
27 -05 Railroads IV 45+30 Geodesy
28 -25 Foundations 1 IV 45+30 Soil mechanics 1
29 -8 Hydro technical structures IV 45+30 Fluid mechanics
Hydrology and river

30 -02 IV 30+30 Fluid mechanics
regulation
31 Roads IV 45+30 Geodesy
32 -07 Soil mechanics 1 IV 45+30 Soil Mechanics 1
Geotechnics in
33 -16 IV 45+30 Engineering geology
Environmental protection

34 - IV 30+0 None
the list of UKIM
35 -10 Foundations 2 V 45+30 Foundations 1
36 -09 Earthworks and structures V 45+30 Soil Mechanics 1
37 Organization and technology V 45+30 None
38 -08 Geotechnical research V 45+15 Engineering geology
39 -11 Soil improvement V 45+30 Soil mechanics 1
40 -33 Tunnels V 45+30 Rock mechanics
41 -12 Rock improvement V 45+30 Rock mechanics
Geotechnics in Underground Engineering geology,

42 -15 V 45+30 Soil mechanics 1
works and Structures
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43 -20 Soil sliding VI 45+30 Engineering geology
44 -18 Geosyntetics VI 45+30 Soil mechanics 1
45 -03 Applied hydrogeology VI 45+30 Engineering geology
Introduction in engineering
46 -21 VI 45+30 Engineering geology
seismology
None
47 -13 Practice VI 0+60
None
48 - Graduate thesis VI 0+90
TABLE 13.3 OVERVIEW of the optionallity of the subjects
Nu
Participati
No. Subjects mbe Condition
on
r
1 Compulsory 21 60% Max. 60%
Optional (2 free + 3 general +5 vocative +

2 11 30% Min. 30%
practice + graduate thesis)
3 Free optional subject from the list of UKIM 3 10% Min. 10%
The distribution of the subject programs, given in Table 13.1. is the following:
- The subject program of the first semester consists of 4 compulsory subjects and two
optional subjects, one of which is from the universitys list.
- The second semester consists of 5 compulsory and one optional subject.
- The first year of study has a total of 12 subjects.
- The third semester has a total of 6 subjects, 4 of which are compulsory and 2 are
optional. One of the optional subjects is from the list of optional subjects from the
Faculty of Civil engineering, and the other one is from the list of UKIM.
- The fourth semester has one optional subject from the geotechnical department and
5 compulsory subjects.
- The second study year has a total of 12 subjects.
- The fifth semester consists of one optional subject from the list of free optional
subjects from the list of UKIM and one optional subject from the list of Geotechnical
department. The total number of subjects this semester is 6.
- In the sixth semester all of the subjects are optional, which includes the thesis work
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and practice work.
The study program has a total of 35 subjects 21 compulsory and 14 optional. The
compulsory subjects have 122 ECTS in total, and the optional subjects together with the
graduate thesis total 58 ECTS, and the total number of ECTS of all the subjects and the thesis
work totals 180 ECTS.
The free optional subjects are chosen from the universitys list of UKIM, and, according to the
interpretation of the Accreditation Committee, the optional subjects can be taken from the
unit.
The program of studies will be realized in Macedonian language, in accordance with
Article 103 from the Law on higher education of Republic of Macedonia.
It is through the optional subject that the students realize their affinities in the field they are
researching. All of the subjects are one-semester long with an appropriate number of ECTS
with one credit corresponding to 30 hours of student engagement. The structure of the study
program is in accordance with the European standards regarding the enrolment conditions,
manner of studying, duration of the studies and acquisition of the degrees. They are also in
accordance with the national legislation, the Law for higher education of Republic of
Macedonia and the Rulebook for first and second cycle of studies at UKIM.
The coverage of the educational materials is given in table 13.4. below.
TABLE 13.4 COVERAGE of the teaching.
No. Subject Teacher
General optional Descriptive geometry Prof. Dr. Branko Trpkovski

subject 1 from the
1
list of the Faculty of Engineering graphics Prof. Dr. Gorgi Kokalanov
Civil engineering
2 Free optional subject 1 from the list of UKIM Teacher from UKIM
3 Mathematics 1 Doc. Dr. Silvana Petrusheva
4 Statics Prof. Dr. Meri Cvetkovska
5 Geodesy Prof. Dr. Jovan Jovanov
6 Introduction in geology Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
General optional Mathematics 2 (*) Doc. Dr. Silvana Petrusheva
subject 2 from the

Probability and statistics Doc. Dr. Silvana Petrusheva
7 list of the Faculty
of Civil Introduction in numerical
engineering Prof. Dr. Liljana Denkovska
methods
8 Civil engineering structures and materials Doc. Dr. Todorka Samardzioska
9 Strength of materials Prof. Dr. Svetlana Petkovska Onchevska
10 Fluid mechanics Prof. Dr. Cvetanka Popovska
11 Engineering geology Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
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12 Kinematics and dynamics Prof. Dr. Meri Cvetkovska
Informatics Associate Prof. Dr. Grozde Aleskovski
Foreign language Teacher from the Faculty of Philology
General optional CAD oriented software Prof. Dr. Gjorgji Kokalanov
subject 3 from the

14 Management in civil
list of the Faculty of engineering
Prof. Dr. Valentina Dzileska Panchovska
Civil engineering
Prof. Dr. Katerina Donevska
and the environment
Land laws and regulations Prof. Dr. Vancho Georgiev
15 Soil mechanics 1 Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
16 Rock mechanics Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
17 Reinforced concrete structures Prof. Dr. Goran Markovski
18 Introduction in steel structures Prof. Dr. Petar Cvetanovski
19 Railroads Prof. Dr. Zoran Krakutovski

20 Foundations 1
Doc. Dr. Josif Josifovski
21 Hydro technical structures Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Petkovski
Prof. Dr. Sretko Cvetkovski

22 Hydrology and river regulation
Prof. Dr. Cvetanka Popovska
23 Roads Prof. Dr. Radojka Doncheva
Soil mechanics 2 Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski

Optional subject 1
24 from the list of Geotechnics in Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
Geotechnics Environmental protection Doc. Dr. Josif Josifovski
Optional subject 2 Foundations 2 Prof. Dr. Spasen Gjorgjevski

26 from the list of
Geotechnics Earthworks and structures Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
27 Organization and technology Prof. Dr. Valentina Dzileska Panchovska
Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski

28 Geotechnical research
29 Soil improvement Doc. Dr. Josif Josifovski
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30 Tunnels Prof. Dr. Darko Moslavac
Rock improvement Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski

Optional subject 3
31 from the list of Geotechnics in Underground Prof. Dr. Spasen Gjorgjevski
Geotechnics works and Structures Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
Optional subject 4 Soil sliding Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski

32 from the list of
Geotechnics Geosynthetics Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
Optional subject 5 Applied hydrogeology Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
33 from the list of Introduction in engineering

Geotechnics Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
seismology

Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
35 Practice
Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
35 Graduate thesis Depending on students choice
14. DATA REGARDING THE PREMISES PROJECTED FOR

REALIZATION OF THE STUDY PROGRAM
The educational process and realization of the Study program will be held at the premises of
the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the University Ss Cyril and Methodius in Skopje.
The studies are organized as regular studies with classes. Material, technical and
informational conditions for the execution of the study program are provided by the
Faculty of Civil Engineering, which has with a sufficient number of appropriately equipped
premises and technical requirements such as laboratories and computer centers for the
realization of the educational process of the studies from this program and the planned
activities from the scientific-researching work.
Data regarding the resources which the Faculty of Civil Engineering at UKIM has in order to
perform the higher education activity:
Table 14.1 Classroom area of the Faculty of Civil Engineering
Area
Room Number
(m2)
Classroom ground floor 76 105
Classroom ground floor 77 105
Classroom ground floor - hydro 1 100
Classroom ground floor - hydro 2 35
Classroom ground floor - computer 3 70
Classroom first floor 130 105
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Lecture hall 214
Classroom second floor - geodesy 213 50
Classroom second floor 1 66
Classroom second floor - graduate 2 66
TOTAL: 1456
15. LIST OF EQUIPMENT PROJECTED FOR REALIZATION OF

THE STUDY PROGRAM
15.1 Current equipment of the Faculty of Civil Engineering
Table 15.1. Description of the equipment
No. Description of the equipment
1 Laptops, quantity 18
2 Personal computers, quantity 44
3 Projectors, quantity 4
4 Printers, quantity 6
5 Plotter, quantity 1
6 Scanner, quantity 2
7 Copiers, quantity 2
8 Servers, quantity 2
9 Classroom boards, quantity 2
10 UPS devices, quantity 7
11 Specialized software
12 Canvas for the projector, quantity 2
13 Interactive whiteboard, quantity 1
Table 15.2 Overview of laboratory space

No. Laboratories Area Equipment
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(m2)
1 Computer laboratory 70 24 computers
Measurement systems and ancillary

equipment for testing of soils and
Laboratory for geo-
2 150 rocks with the most advanced systems
techics
for data acquisition that can be
achieved in laboratory conditions
- LABORATORY FOR GEOTECHNICS AND OTHER MATERIAL

PREREQUISITIES FOR THE NEW STUDY PROGRAM IN
GEOTECHNICS
The new study program can be realized thanks to the material prerequisites which Faculty of
Civil Engineering has, and especially Chair of Geotechnics in a frame of the Faculty. Namely,
the material prerequisites of the new study program cannot be realized without the technical
support provided by the laboratory that is besides involved in the education and scientific
work and research, as well as in the application.
The beginning of the laboratory is dated only 30 years after establishment of the first
laboratory in the world by the great Terzaghi (the father of the modern Soil Mechanics) in
Istanbul. This fact is a proud, past, privilege, but also a great obligation for keeping and
developing the laboratory for geotechnics in the future.
The first phase of the development is in the period from 1952 until 1960 year, when the
first apparatus for testing classification and strength-deformation soil properties were
purchased from the German company Paul Stencel. Independently, in cooperation with the
former Mechanical Institute and on its own, few apparatus and a portion of the equipment
was procured. The laboratory then de jure becomes an independent financial and legal
organization with the name Geotechnical institute and had a large number of employees,
and in practice the laboratory contributed greatly to the education of the students and to the
performance of a series of researches and studies of a large number of structures.
The second phase is related to the years after the catastrophic Skopje earthquake in the
1963, when additional equipment for triaxial and consolidation soil testing was obtained
from USA, England, the Netherlands and Scandinavian countries. Also, a cone penetrometer
was provided from the company Gouda from Netherlands.The beginning of the seventies is
characterized by the period when Laboratory was equipped with new dynamic soil apparatus
and various field and laboratory equipment for soil and rock investigation. For the first time
they are used in the field investigations for the construction of Strezevo earth dam in 1974.
The third phase of laboratory development is connected with the donation from the
German government in 1997 when the current equipment is upgraded with the newest
technology equipment.
The fourth phase of development of the laboratory is connected with the receiving of a
donation granted by the Government of Republic of Macedonia in 2011, when the current
equipment is supplemented with the most up-to-date equipment for complex field and
laboratory geotechnical researches and studies.
With such equipment, especially the one procured in the third and fourth stages, the
laboratory is among the best equipped laboratories not only in the Balkans, but also in the
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whole of South-East Europe. At this moment the Geotecnical laboratory is equipped for the
following tests:
) Laboratory tests of soil materials

- Equipment for soil classification
- Equipment for testing soil deformation properties
- Equipment for testing coarse grain soil deformation properties in large scale
- Equipment for testing the shear strengths of the soils in conditions of -
- Equipment for triaxial and direct shearing testing of soils
(with possibility for testing different specimen sizes of
coherent and non-coherent materials)
- Equipment for testing dynamic soil properties
- Laboratory vane shear test apparatus, Pocket penetrometer, Sample dryers etc
- Laboratory tests of water permeability at constant and variable pressure
- Machine for laboratory determination of California Bearing Ratio
- Large scale direct shear box for coarse grain materials (1x1x0.6m)
b) Field investigation of soil materials
- Statistical penetrometer with a capacity of 10 t, produced by Gouda- Netherlands
- Menard's pressiometer for testing soil's deformability
- Practice with a slab
- Vertical mobile inclinometer for measuring displacement of unstable terrains
- Equipment for field investigation of CBR
c) Laboratory tests of rocks
- Equipment for preparing rock samples (machines for cutting, drilling and grinding)
- Compression test machine for uniaxial and triaxial rock strength with capacity of
3000 kN for vertical loads and lateral pressures of 7000 kPa and different dimensions
of triaxial Hoek's box
- Slake durability tests
- Equipment for measuring jointl hardness (Schmid's hammer)
- Hoeks box for direct shear along cracks
d) Field investigation of rocks
- Set of equipment for large scale testing deformation and shearing strength
- Equipment for testing of strength of monoliths with punctuate loads, produced by the
firm Interfels-Germany (Frenklins press)
- Probe dilatometer type IFO96 produced by Interfels-Germany, for testing of the
deformity in rocks -

- Equipment for geoelectircal tests
For illustration, part of the equipment is shown in the following pictures.
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Fig.2 Equipment for triaxial testing of Fig.3 Equipment for deformability testing
soils of granular soils in large scale
Fig.4 Equipment for testing of uniaxial Fig.5 Equipment for Point Load Test of
and triaxial intact rock samples
strength for rock samples
Fig.6 Equipment for testing of shear Fig.7 Equipment for inclinometer

strength along measurements in landslides
joints in Hoek direct shear box
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Fig.9 Equipment for field testing of
Fig.8. Equipment for geophysical deformability
measurements and shear strength of rock masses
Beside this, the Chair of Geotechnics has also strong software support on disposal. Some of
the software packages are from well affirmed foreign software companies, and some of them
are independently developed for specific geotechnical problems such as: PLAXIS 8.1, FLAC
2D, FLAC 3D, GEOPRO,SLIDE 4 , ROCKPLANE 2, SWEDGE, UNWEDGE, RESIX, REFRA,
ROCKFALL, FEFLOW, STABLOK, PRILLESP, GEOKLAS .
The Chair has a skilled engineering and technical staff for working in the laboratory and
together with the experienced staff, great software support, and laboratory and field
instrumentation is a guarantee of intensive development of the Chair in the future, as well as
for the successful education of the future student that will come to learn on this scientific
field.
16. SUBJECT PROGRAMS
The contents of each subjects in the study program gives a description that contains: title,
code, semester of study, ECTS credits, name of the teacher, aims of the subject, competencies
that are acquired through the subject, contents of the subject, methods of studying, forms of
the teaching activities, ways of checking the knowledge and grading and literature compulsory
and additional. In appendix 3 of this elaboration for the study program in geotechnics are
located all of the subject programs filled by the teachers according to appendix 3 from the
Rulebook for the compulsory components that are needed by the study programs from first,
second and third cycle of studies.
17. LIST OF THE TEACHING PERSONNEL

For the realization of the study program in first cycle of studies in Geotechnics an
educational personnel is provided with the required vocational and scientific qualifications
for the subjects included in the program by the institutions proposers of the program and by
the University Ss Cyril and Methodius.
During the realization of the study program the lectures will be held by the educational
personnel from the faculties participants in the suggested study program
Table 17.1 Overview of the teachers involved in the study program
No. Teacher
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1 Prof. Dr. Branko Trpkovski
2 Prof. Dr. Gorgi Kokalanov
3 Doc. Dr. Silvana Petrusheva
4 Prof. Dr. Meri Cvetkovska
5 Prof. Dr. Jovan Jovanov
6 Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
7 Prof. Dr. Liljana Denkovaska
8 Doc. Dr. Todorka Samardzioska
9 Prof. Dr. Svetlana Petkovska Onchevska
10 Prof. Dr. Cvetanka Popovska
12 Associate Prof. Dr. Grozde Aleksovski
13 Prof. Dr. Gjorgji Kokalanov
14 Prof. Dr. Elena Dumova Jovanoska
15 Prof. Dr. Valentina Dzileska Panchovska
16 Prof. Dr. Katrina Donevska
17 Prof. Dr. Vancho Georgiev
15 Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
16 Prof. Dr. Goran Markovski
17 Prof. Dr. Petar Cvetanovski
18 Prof. Dr. Zoran Krakutovski
20 Prof. Dr. Spasen Gjorgjevski
21 Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Petkovski
22 Prof. Dr. Sretko Cvetkovski
23 Prof. Dr. Radojka Doncheva
24 Doc. Dr. Josif Josifovski
30 Prof. Dr. Darko Moslavac
The scientific and vocational qualifications of the teaching personnel are corresponding with
the scientific field of their engagement and at the same time every teacher has at least five
references from the narrower scientific, i.e. vocational area in which he teaches in this study
program. The data of the profile and the qualifications of the teaching personnel are attached
in appendix 4 of this document, in accordance with the requirements defined in appendix
No. 4 in the Rulebook for the compulsory components that are needed by the study programs
from first, second and third cycle of studies.
18. STATEMENTS BY THE TEACHERS

The statements by the teachers of UKIM who are not employed by the Faculty of Civil
Engineering in Skopje in which they give consent for their participation in the educational
process in certain subjects from the study program of first cycle: Geotechnics are given in
appendix 5.
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19. CONSENT BY THE HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS
FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE REALIZATION OF THE
STUDY PROGRAM
The letters of consent by the higher education institutions in which the teachers of UKIM are
employed, who are participating in the educational process in certain subjects from the study
program of first cycle: Geotechnics are given in appendix 6.
20. INFORMATION REGARDING THE NUMBER OF

STUDENTS ENROLLING IN FIRST YEAR OF THE STUDY
PROGRAM
According to the estimations of the rooms, equipment and the personnel for this study
program, the optimal number of students to enroll is up to 30 students annually.
The proposer of the study program, the Faculty of Civil Engineering at UKIM in accordance
with the societys needs and resources, at the academic master studies as self financing will
enroll a certain number of students, which will be defined by a special decision by the
educational-scientific council of the Faculty of Civil engineering every year,
validated by a decision of the University and by a decision from the founder.
21. INFORMATION REGARDING PROVIDED COMPULSORY

AND ADDITIONAL LITERATURE
The intended compulsory and additional literature (given in the subjects programs) will be
provided by the Faculty of Civil Engineering before the start of the study program, within the
library that the faculty possesses.
22. INFORMATION FOR THE WEB PAGE

All of the information regarding the study program for Geotechnics will be available at its
own web page of the Faculty of Civil engineering, www.gf.ukim.edu.mk.
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23. THE PROFFESIONAL I.E. SCIENTIFIC DENOMINATION
WITH WHICH THE STUDENT IS PROVIDED AFTER THE
COMPLETITION OF THE STUDY PROGRAM
With the completion of the regular three year studies, i.e. with the acquisition of 180 credits of
the first cycle and in accordance with Article 245 from the Statute of UKIM and Article 48
from the Rulebook for the first and second cycle of studies at UKIM, the student will be
handed out a diploma for academic undergraduate studies.
The person who completed the studies and acquired 180 ECTS at the first cycle of studies
have the right of a diploma with the scientific degree and title:
Graduated Geotechnical Engineer BSc
24. ACTIVITIES AND MECHANISMS FOR DEVLOPMENT AND

MAINTENANCE OF THE QUALITY OF THE EDUCATION
24.1 METHODS FOR LECTURING OF THE STUDIES
The study program in the first cycle of studies in geotechnics will be realized as regular
studies in the following forms of education: lectures, auditory, laboratory, computer exercises
and seminars. The regular education will be realized for the educational subjects in which
there are at least 5 students. In the case where the number of students is less than 5, a mentor
education will be organized.
The students engagement will be realized through special activities, such as individual work
on seminar tasks and projects that are intended for studying of practical cases from the
appropriate areas of researching of the studies, team work, research work, independent
studying and participation in workshops. Special attention will be paid to the individual work
with the students in the form of mentor work and consultations.
The size and the organization of the studies will be performed in accordance with Article 112
from the Law on higher education of Republic of Macedonia and Article 23 from the
Rulebook for the first and second cycle of studies at UKIM in accordance with the ECTS
methodology, i.e. the total engagement of the students is expressed by the 60 credits
annually, 30 hours working engagement per credit, which equals 1800 hours annual
engagement. The number of classes annually are distributed in the number of weeks in both
semesters, 30 weeks, which for this study program amounts to 60 hours.
24.2 METHODS FOR TESTING THE OBTAINED KNOWLEDGE
Knowledge checking will be performed with a continuous grading or trough a final exam. In
the subject programs that are given in point 13 of this document, for each subject individually
is determined the way of knowledge checking and the ratio of valuation of the activities for
continuous grading, i.e. the score for realization of the separate activities is defined given in
the subjects program.
The final grade in each of the educational subjects of this study program is formed on the
basis of the continuous or the final grading through the achieved results by the student. The
final grade is formed on the basis of the total number of points from the continuous or the
final grading which the student has acquired, whereby the maximum number of points is
100. The grading will be performed in accordance with Article 35 from Rulebook for the first
and second cycle of studies at UKIM with application of the numerical system for grading
respecting the equivalent alphabetical grades according to ECTS.
The student overcomes the study program through taking exams with which he acquires a
certain number of ECTS credits, in accordance with the structure of the study program.
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24.3 ACTIVITIES AND MECHANISMS FOR DEVELOPMENT AND
MAINTAINING OF THE QUALITY OF THE STUDY PROGRAM
Within the study program, for the development and retention of the quality and control of the
quality, methods will be carried out of continuous evaluation, self-evaluation and the system
of grading the quality of the educational personnel in accordance with the regulations from
the Law on higher education of Republic of Macedonia and the Articles 73 and 77, as well in
accordance with the already established mechanisms of evaluation in within UKIM.
The provision and the retention of the quality of this study program will be conducted in
accordance with activities and mechanisms that are carried out on all the study programs and
refer to all of the participants of the educational process at the Faculty of Civil Engineering in
Skopje. The mentioned activities and mechanisms for self-evaluation refer to:
- The development of the educational materials,
- The realization of the educational process,
- Grading of the students,
- Making of diploma work,
- Grading the quality of the lecturing by the students through surveys at the end of each
semester and for each subject,
- Grading the quality of the study program by the students at the giving of the diploma and
other procedures that are concerning the resources and logistics of the educational process.
Evaluation by the students for each subject, as well as for the study program in general, will
be realized constantly and it will be taken into consideration when evaluation of the
development of the study program for geotechnics.
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APPENDIX No. 3
SUBJECT PROGRAMS
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Syllabus of the first cycle of studies
1. Subject title DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY (2+2)

2. Code I-01
3. Study program Geotechnics
4. Organizer of the study University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje
program (institute, department, unit, Faculty of Civil Engineering
division)
5. Level First cycle of studies
6. Academic year/semester I year I Number of ECTS 4
semes.
8. Teacher Prof. Dr Branko Trpevski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment none
10. Objectives of the syllabus (competences):
Familiarization of the student with the fundamentals of descriptive geometry, the projections, the
sections of fixtures, fundamentals of quoted projection. Familiarization with the modern methods and
procedures for the drawing of longitudinal, transversal profile and the usage of topographical charts.
11. Contents of the syllabus:
Parallel and orthogonal projection. Definition of axiometric slanted projection. Orthogonal and
slanted projection of a point, a line segment and a straight line. Piercings of a straight line through
projection planes. Mutual position of a point and a straight line, or two straight lines. Plane,
coordinate, special position of a plane, convergent and divergent plane. Transformation of a point,
straight line, plane and body. Piercing of bodies in an orthogonal and slanted projection. Quoted
projection. Point, segment and a straight line in a quoted projection. Toppling of a plane. Straight line
regular curbed and rotational bodies in a common position. Sections of bodies in a quoted plane.
Topographical surfaces. Contour and transversal profile. Extraction and embankment of a horizontal
platform. Extraction and embankment of a slanted road. Determining the line of an extraction and
embankment, transversal and longitudinal profile of a combined object from horizontal and oblique
elements, set on a topographic surface.
12. Studying methods : under supervision and independently
13. Total available fund of hours 120 hours
14. Available time sharing 30+30+0+20+40
15. Teaching activities 15.1. Lectures (theoretical) 30 hours
15.2. practical work(laboratory, 30 hours
auditory), seminars, team work
16. Other activities 16.1. Project homework 0 hours
16.2. Seminar work/project 20 hours
16.3. Study at home 40 hours
17. Estimation methods
17.1. Colloquies (2 of 30 score) 60 score
17.2. Seminar work/project 30 score
17.3. Activity and participation 10 score
18. to 50 score 5 (five) (F)
Estimation criteria from 51 to 60 score 6 (six) (E)
(SCORE - GRADE) from 61 to 70 score 7 (seven) (D)
from 71 to 80 score 8 (eight) (C)
from 81 to 90 score 9 (nine) (B)
from 91 to 100 score 10 (ten) (A)
19. Minimum score for signature and 40 score
final exam
20. Teaching language Macedonian
21. Method of evaluation of the teaching Mechanisms of internal evaluation and students
quality questionnaires
22. LITERATURE
22.1. Mandatory literature
No. Author, title, publisher, year
1. .-
22.2. Additional literature
1. .: , Skopje, 2001
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1. Subject title ENGINEERING GRAPHICS (2+2)
2. Code I-02
3. Study program Geotechnics, civil engineering
division)
6. Academic year/semester I year I Number of ECTS 4
semes.
8. Teacher Prof. from the Faculty of Architecture
9. Requirement for subject enrolment None
Familiarization of the student with the fundamentals of the engineering graphics, computer
representation of the projections, fixture sections, fundamentals of the quoted projection.
Familiarization with the modern methods and procedure for the drawing of technical drawings,
formats etc.
Introduction. Projective geometric space. Projecting. Projections (views). Listing. Types of listings.
Representation of tolerances. Plane, coordinates, special position of a plane, convergent and divergent
plane. Transformation of a point, straight line, plane and fixture. Piercings of fixtures in orthogonal
and in oblique projections. Quoted projection. Point, segment, and a straight line in a quoted
projection. Toppling of a plane. Straight line regular curbed and rotational bodies in a common
position. Sections of fixtures in a quoted projection. Topographic surfaces. Contour and transversal
profile. Technical drawing. Views and complex drawing. Standardization. Formats and proportions.
Types and usage of lines. Technical script.
auditory), seminars, team
work
16.2. Seminar work/project 20 hours
17.2. Seminar work/project 20 score
17.3. Activity and participation 20 score
18. to 50 score 5 (five) (F)
(SCORE from 51 to 60 score 6 (six) (E)
- ) from 61 to 70 score 7 (seven) (D)
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. .: , Skopje, 2004
1. .: , Skopje, 2001
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1. Subject title MATHEMATICS (4+4)

2. Code Z-1
3. Study program Geodesy
division)
6. Academic year/semester 2012/13 I semes. Number of ECTS 8
year
8. Teacher Assistant Professor Dr Silvana Petrusheva
10. Objectives of the syllabus (competences): Acquisition of the fundamental knowledge from analytical
geometry, vector algebra, functions with one variable, differential and integral calculations and their
application and matrix calculus.
Vector algebra. Determinants of II and III order, solving linear systems. Definition of vector and
operations. Projection of vector on the axis, linear combinations of vectors: collinear and coplanar
vectors. Vector space and base. Cartesian coordinate system in space, coordinates of a point and vector.
Scalar, vector and mixed product.
Analytical geometry in space. Distance between two points, dividing of a segment in a given ratio,
area of a triangle. Plane: types of equations in a plane, relationship between two planes. Straight line:
types of equations of a straight line, relationship between two straight lines. Relationship between straight
line and a plane.
Real and complex numbers. Boundaries of number sets. Mathematical indication, binomial equation.
Complex numbers.
Function of one independent variable. Definition of a function: way of setting, some general terms:
limitation, monotony, symmetries, periodicity, inverse function, complex function. Overview of the basic
elemental functions. Implicit and parametrically defined functions. Polar coordinate system.
Limit value and continuity of a function. Definition, types of basic properties of borders,
undetermined expressions. Some more important borders. Comparing the infinitely small quantities.
Definition of continuity of a function, properties.
Derivatives and differentials. Definition of a Derivative, geometric meaning: tangent, normal,
juncture quantities. Derivative of a sum, subtraction, multiplication and division of functions; Derivatives
of elemental functions, Derivative of a complex function. Derivative of an inverse, pragmatically given and
implicit function. Derivative of a higher order. Differential of a function: definition and geometric
significance. Differentials of higher order.
Application of the derivatives for testing functions. Theorems by: Raleigh, Lagrange, Cauchy;
Lopils rule; Tailors equation. Application of the derivatives of monotony and extremes, concavity and
convexity and asymptotes of the curve.
Indefinitive integral. Primitive function. Integration methods. Integration of special classes of
elemental functions.
Definite integral and application. Definition and some properties. Connection between definite and
indefinite integral Newton-Lajbnics equation. Definition of not specific integral. Calculating the area of
plane figures, length of a planar curve, volume of a body, area of a rotational surface.
Matrices. Linear mapping, definition of a matrix, operations with matrices. Some special square
matrices, elementary transformation of matrices. Determiners of n-th order; properties and calculation.
Inverse matrix. Rank of a matrix. Matrix equations. Systems of linear equations. Theorem of Kroneker-
Cappelli. Gauss method of solving of systems of linear equations. Their own values and vectors.
Characteristic polynomial, theorem Hamilton-Kelly.
12. Studying methods : active following of lectures and exercises, adoption of the material with studying at
home and homework.
15.2. Exercises- theoretical teaching 60 hours
16. Other activities 16.1. Seminar work/project 20 hours
16.2. Homework 20 hours
17.1. Tests 3 of 25 score 75 score
17.2. Independent work ( 3 home works and tests) 25 score
18. Estimation criteria to 50 score 5 (five) (F)
(SCORE - GRADE) from 51 to 60 score 6 (six) (E)
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from 61 to 70 score 7 (seven) (D)
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. . , . - Mathematics, Skopje, 2002
2. . , . - Mathematics 1, Skopje, 2004
3. - of Mathematics 1
, 1989, Skopje
4. - of Mathematics2
, 1989, Skopje
1.. , .: 1,
, , 1969
2. . :
Mathematics , , , 1978
3. Similar collections of the authors Berman, Minorski, Apsen as well as other
authors which the planned teaching program contains.
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1. Subject title STATICS
2. Code Z-2
3. Study program Civil engineering, Geotechnics

division)
6. Academic year/semester 1 year 1 semes. Number of ECTS 6
8. Teacher Associated Prof. Dr. Meri Cvetkovska

Understanding of the concept of the resultant force on a system of forces, calculating of components of the
forces, calculating the moment caused by force acting on a rigid body. Understanding of the Warings
theorem and demonstrating of the use of the theorem for the determining of the position of the resulting
forces or determining the center of gravity on a surface. Ability for calculating of reactions on bearings on
a stationary rigid body . Competency in the determination of the forces in the elements of a grid and the
forces in sections of elements on the line bearers. Competency in the determining of the laws on the
internal static sizes in the sections of the line bearers. Complete understanding of the diagrams of internal
static sizes and the ability for their sketching.
Axioms of mechanics. Superposition and decomposition of forces that act on one point on a plane.
Superposition and decomposition of forces that act on one point in space. Balance of a point in plane and
space. Static moment. Forces that act in one plane. Parallel and antiparallel forces. Coupling and
transformation of coupling on a plane. Reduction of forces on a plane. Consequent polygon. Alignment
and balance of arbitrary forces on a plane. Decomposition of forces in two parallel and three arbitrary
directions. Center of forces on a plane. Center of gravity. Center of gravity of flat figures. Center of gravity
of a material line. Friction. Sliding friction. Rolling friction. Rope friction. Stability and balance. Simple
supports, bearers, types of loads. Simple beam analythical and graphical solution. Console analythical
and graphical solution. Gerbers beam - analythical and graphical solution. Frames. External and internal
static determination. Analythical and graphical solution of a frame system of a simple beam, frame of
three joints and a frame with a tightening. Arc with three joints - analytical and graphical solutio.
Supporting line of a Arc with three joints. Arc with a tightening analythical and graphical solution.
Intermediate loads; eccentric loads; arbitrary continuous load. Grates - analytical and graphical methods
for solving them. Line bodies. Consequent polygon from rigid rods. Parabolic chain. Cubic chain. Natural
chain. Langers beam.
12. Studying methods :
Lectures, Auditory exercises, homework, self-study.

15.2. Exercises (auditorials) 45 hours
16. Other activities 16.1. Project homework /
16.2. Independent tasks 30 hours
17.1. Colloquies 3 of 15 score 45 score
Final exam 40 score
17.2. Seminar work/project (presentation: 0 score
written and oral)
17.3. Independent tasks 15 score
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final exam
22. LITERATURE
. -, ., Lectures of Statics, Authorized
Lectures, 2000
. , . , . , . , of
Statics, - Skopje,
Skopje, 1986
, 1, Skopje, 1970.
E.W.Nelson, C.L.Best, W.G. McLean, Theory and problems of Engineering
mechanics, Statics and dynamics, McGraw-Hill, 1998.
J.J.Jackson, H.G.Wirtz, Theory and Problems of Elementary Statics and
Strength of Materials, McGraw-Hill, 1983.
. , , UKIM, 1987.

1. Subject title GEODESY
2. Code Z-7
program Faculty of Civil Engineering
8. Teacher Prof. Dr. Jovan Jovanov
Understating of the geodesy and its application in the solving of engineering problems from the field of
civil engineering and geotechnics. Introduction to the measurement techniques in the geodesy,
instruments etc. The ability to use topographical maps and preparations of profiles. Competency in the
determination of azimuths in the field. Complete understanding of the meaning of the topographical
substrates during the solving of engineering problems.
Basic definitions, division and tasks of geodesy. Basic parameters of Earths ellipsoid. Gauss-Kringer;s
projection. Measures for lengths, areas and angles. Scales. Measurement errors. Triangulation. Principles,
division, stabilization adn signalization of the trigonometric points. Calculating directional angles and
lenghts. Calculation coordinats of trigonometric points. Theodolite. Methods for measuring horizontal
angles. Polygon net. Recognition materialization and measuring of polygons points. Measuring of
horisontal angles and lenghts in a polygon net. Calculatin coordinates of points in a polygonal net.
Determining joint angles of inaccessible trigonometric points. Measuring of lenghts using optic and
electronic distance-gauges. Measuring using GPS systems. Methods for surverying of the field. Taximetric
method. Orthogonal method. Photogrammetric method. GPS and satellite surveying of the field.
Nivelman. Surveying plans and maps. Scale and dimensions of geodetic plans. Maps, definition, sizes and
properties. Fundamentals of applied geodesy. Transfering of directions and curves on the field.
Transfering of projects from a plan to the field. Transfering heights on field.
12. Studying methods : Lectures, auditory excercises, homework, independent studying.
14. Available time sharing 45+30+25+50
15.2. Excercises (auditory) 30 hours
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Final exam 40 score
17.2. Seminar work/project (presentation:written and oral) 0 score
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1, ., Geodesy, Skopje, 1999
2. , , 2012
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1. Subject title Introduction in geology
2. Code GT-01
program (institute, department, unit, (Faculty of Civil Engineering - Skopje)
division)
6. I year I Number of ECTS 4
Academic year/semester
semes.
8. Teacher Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
Basic knowledge of geology is acquired as a scientific discipline, the types of minerals and rocks that
exist in nature, tectonic processes. The most important aspects of the natural geological environment
are learned which are vital in the construction processes. The main aim of the subject program is to
perceive the vast amount of geological phenomena and processes that have influence on the choice of
technical solutions and the behavior of the engineering constructions.

Study area of geology. Introduction in civil engineering geology. Introduction in mineralogy.
Introduction in petrography. Introduction in tectonics. Influence of the geological conditions on the
conditions of the construction. Modern geological processes and phenomena (deterioration, erosion,
abrasion, filtration). Endogenous processes. Introduction in seismology. Neo-tectonics. Geological
hazards and dangers to the environment. Examples from practice.
12. Studying methods : Under surveillance, independently

13. Total available fund of hours 120 Hours
15. Teaching activities 15.1. Teaching - Theory 30 hours
15.2. Practice (laboratory, 30 hours
audiotorial), seminars, teamwork
16. Other activities 16.1. Project task 15 hours
16.2. Seminar paper 15 hours
17.1. Tests (2 of 30 score) 60 score
17.2. Seminar paper 30 score
17.3. Class participation and attendance 10 score
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. . .

1.Freitas, Blyth, Geology for Engineers, 1999
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Syllabus of the first (second) cycle of studies
1. Subject title MATHEMATICS 2
2. Code OI-3
3. Study program Civil engineering and Geotechnics
division)
5. Level first (second) cycle of studies
6. Academic year/semester II semes. Number of ECTS 6
8. Teacher Assistant Professor Dr. Silvana Petrusheva
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Mathematics 1
Acquisition of the fundamental knowledge from: matrix calculus and application of matrices for solving of
systems of linear equations, functions with two real independent variables (partial derivatives,
differentials, tangent plane, extreme values), differential equations from first and higher order, double
and crooked line integrals, basic terms from vector analysis, vector function derivative and integral,
scalar field, gradient, vector field: divergence and rotation.
Cubic equation.
Matrices. linear mapping, definition of a matrix, operations with matrices. Some special square
matrices, elementary transformations of matrices. Determinants of the n-th order; properties and
calculations. Inverse matrix. Rank of a matrix. Matrix equations. Linear equations systems. Theorem of
Kroneker-Cappelli.. Gauss method for solving of linear equations systems. Own values and own vectors.
Characteristic polynomial, theorem by Hamilton-Kelly.
Functions of two real independent variables. Definition, definition area, graphical representation.
Partial derivatives and geometrical meaning. Tangent plane and normal of a surface. Differential,
application and approximate calculations. Derivative of a complex and implicit function. Tailors
equation. Extreme values. Conditional extreme.
Differential equations of first and higher order. General definition: solutions, integral curves,
initial conditions. Forming of differential equations. Differential equations of first order: in which the
variables are separated. Homogeneous; linear; Bernoullis, equations, with total differential equations,
integral multiplier. Differential equations of a higher order: homogeneous linear differential equations,
homogeneous linear differential equations with constant coefficients, non-homogeneous linear
differential equations of the n-th order. Method of variation of a constant, method of undetermined
coefficients.
Double integrals. Definition of a double integral and some properties. Calculus. Double integral in
polar coordinates. Surface of an area. Non-straight double integrals.
Crooked line integrals. Spatial curves. Crooked line integral with a curve (the first kind). Crooked line
integral of coordinates (the second kind). Greens equation. Requirement for independence using the path
of integration
Vector analysis. Definition of vector function: derivative and integral of a vector function. Scalar field,
derivative in a given direction on a scalar field. Gradient. Vector field: divergence and rotation of a vector
field. Crooked line integral of a vector field, (circulation).
12. Studying methods : active following of lectures and exercises, adoption of the material with studying at
home and homework
15. Teaching activities 15.1. Lectures - theory 45 hours
15.2. Excercises-theory 45 hours
16. Other activities 16.1. Consultations
17.2. Independent work( 2 homeworks and tests) 30 score
final exam
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22. LITERATURE
1. . , . - Mathematics, Skopje, 2002
2. ., . - Mathematics2, Skopje, 2002
3. - of Mathematics2
, 1989, Skopje
1.. , .: 2,
, , 1971
2. . :
Mathematics , , , 1978
3. , ,
program
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Syllabus of the first (second) cycle of studies
1. Subject title PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS
2. Code I-4
3. Study program Civil engineering and Geotechnics

division)
5. Level first (second) cycle of studies
6. Academic year/semester II semes. Number of ECTS 5
8. Teacher Assistant Professor Dr. Silvana Petrusheva
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Mathematics 1

Introduction to the fundamental definitions from the theory of probability and statistics mathematical
models of the experiments whose outcomes are not uniquely determined by the conditions of the
experiments and study of the laws of the phenomena and processes of massive character.
Theory of probability. Combinatorics. Random events, classic definition of probability, geometric and
statistical probability. Conditional probability, independent events, total probability, Beyes equation.
Series of independent experiments, Bernoulli scheme, most probable number, Laplas theorem and
Pyasons theorem. Random variables, averages, dispersion, standard deviation. Probability distributions:
normal distribution. Mathematical statistics. Representation of empirical data. Population and
sample. Statistical grades. Some laws of distribution. Statistical tests.
12. Studying methods : active following of lectures and exercises, adoption of the material with study at home
and homework

15.2. Excercises-theory 30 hours
16. Other activities 16.1. Consultations
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17.2. Independent work( 2 homeworks and tests) 30 score
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. , , ,
Skopje, 1981
2. , ,
, Skopje, 1982
1.Ivo Pavlic, Statisticka teorija I primjena, Tehnicka knjiga, Zagreb, 1977

2. A. Papoulis: Probability, Random Variables and Stochastic Processes,
International Student Edition, 1965
3. A. Zolic, Zbirka zadataka iz matematicke statistike, Naucna Knjiga, Beograd,
1975
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1. Subject title NUMERICAL METHODS
2. Code I-5
program Faculty of Civil Engineering
6. Academic year/semester 1 year/2 semes. 7. Number of ECTS 5
8. Teacher Prof. Liljana Denkovska
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Mathematics 1,
Introduction to the basic numerical methods applied to solve simple engineering problems from the field
of civil engineering and application of software for numerical analysis.
The student has the capability to set the problem and to choose a appropriate numerical method for its
solving using a computer program for numerical analysis.
Introduction in numerical analysis; Accuracy and errors, polynomial interpolation Langargs equation,
finite differences, Newtons equation, Splajn- interpolation; Numerical differentiation, equations derived
from Newtons polynomial; Numerical integration Composite trapeze and Simsons rules, Gauss
equation for integration; Direct and iterative methods for solving systems of linear algebraic equations,
inverse matrix, Gauss elimination, Jacobs, Gauss-Zajdels method, Lu-decomposition, condensation of a
matrix; Numerical methods for solving non-linear equations, method of direct search, flooding method,
Newton-Rafsnovs method, secant method; own values and matrix vectors; Modeling of data, method of
smallest squares; Regular differential equations of I order, Method with Taylors series, Oilers methods,
Runge-Kutas methods, Differential equations of higher order, method of finite differences; Introduction
in the method of finite elements, Introduction in optimization, Numerical techniques are presented
through the solving of simple engineering tasks (in context of the engineering applications) and the
examples are solved with the use of various computer tools and software packets (MathCAD, Matlab,
Excel).
12. Studying methods : Interactive lectures with the use of presentations, auditory exercises, laboratory
exercises, studying of the literature, independent work of tasks with limited scope.
15.2. Exercises (auditory) 30 hours
17.1. Test 70 score
17.2. Seminar work/project (presentation:written and oral) /
final exam
22. LITERATURE
22.1. Mandatory literature (3 titles)
L. Denkovska, , Faculty of Civil Engineering , 2006.
Steven C. S. & Raymond P. C. Numerical Methods for Engineers with Software
and Programming Applications, 2002.
. , . , Mathematics,
Skopje, 1987.
22.2. Additional literature (2 titles)
1.Schilling, R. J. and Harris, S.L., Applied Numerical Methods for Engineers:
Using MATLAB and C, 2000.
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2.Singiresu S. Rao, Applied Numerical Methods for Engineers and Scientists,
2002.
Syllabus -First cycle of studies

1. Course CIVIL ENGINEERING STRUCTURES AND
MATERIALS
2. Code OI-6
4. University/Faculty (institute, University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje

department, unit, division) Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje
5. Level First cycle of studies (undergraduate)

6. Academic year/semester 1 year 7. Number of ECTS 5
8. Instructor Associated Prof. Dr. Todorka Samardzioska
9. Prerequisites none
The main aim of this subject for civil engineering structures and materials is introducing the students
with the art and science of designing structures; Material bodies that oppose or are resistant to various
amount of loadings and influences. The basic properties of the engineering materials: strength,
rigidity, ductility are studied. The basic concepts, building materials, theories and methodologies for
safe, functional, efficient and elegant construction are also studied. The students acquire knowledge of
the basic construction systems, assemblies and units of the buildings that are related to the stability of
the construction, the vertical communication and the isolations in the constructions.

Introduction in constructions: definitions for constructions, structural systems, preparation of a
project. Foundations, basic types and characteristics of the soil, various kinds of foundations. Hydro-
isolation: Isolation from underground moisture and underground water. Vertical construction units
columns, masonry walls, monolith vertical elements and vertical channels. Horizontal construction
units inter-story elements: reinforced concrete monolith and small-ribbed construction. Floor and
roof construction, aspects of the sound isolation. Openings doors and windows. Vertical
communication in the constructions stairways, ramps and lifts. Tilted roofs roofing constructions:
horned roofs, cornea roofs, pendants, latticed roof connectors. Roof covers from various kinds of
materials. Flat roofs: way of drainage, contents of the constructions. Thermal isolation and outer
construction of the constructions.
Introduction in materials: Basic properties in construction materials, parameters of condition, physical
properties, hydro-physical properties, thermal-technical and other physical properties. Physical-
mechanical properties, deformation properties, strength under static loads, strength under dynamic
loads. Constructive, technological and exploitative properties, rheological properties, chemical
properties. Material testing: construction stone, basic properties, application, testing of properties.
Ceramic materials, production and selection of ceramic products, properties and testing methods.
Aggregate, size-distribution content. Mineral binders, construction gypsum, lime, magness binders,
pucolans, cement, basic properties, classes of quality and application. Mortar and other composites.
Concretes, structure, fresh and hardened concrete, basic properties and testing of individual properties.
Iron and steel, testing of the basic physical-mechanical properties. Organic materials, wood and wood-
based materials, durability and protection. Hydrocarbon binders, bitumen and tar. Polymers and
plastics. Materials for special uses new materials.
12. Studying methods :Interactive lectures with presentations, auditoria exercises, presentations with practical
examples, studying of the literature, independent work with tasks of limited scope, seminar paper,
presentation and public defense of the seminar papers.
13. Total available fund of hours (3+2) 30 = 150 hours
15.2. practical work(laboratory, auditory) 30 hours
16. Other activities 16.1. Program tasks 30 hours
17.1. Tests (225) 50
17.2. Seminar paper/project (presentation: written and oral) 40
17.3. Attendance and participation 10
18. Estimation criteria 50 score 5 (Five) (F)
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(SCORE - GRADE) 51 60 score 6 (Six) (E)
61 70 score 7 (Seven) (D)
71 80 score 8 (Eight) (C)
81 90 score 9 (Nine) (B)
91 100 score 10 (Ten) (A)
final exam
20. Teaching language Macedonian (with a possibility for English)
22. LITERATURE
. . , , , ,
, , 2007.
, , , ,
-, . , , 1994.
Martin Mittag, Gradjevinske konstrukcije, Gradjevinska knjiga, Beograd, 2003, ISBN:
86-395-0376-1.
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1. Subject title STRENGHT OF MATERIALS
2. Code Z-5
division)
8. Teacher Prof. Dr. Svetlana Petkovska Onchevska
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Statics, Mathematics 1
Acquisition of ability for the analysis of the condition of the stresses and deformations in line items with
elementary and compels cross sections exposed to an influence of different kinds of loadings. The
dimensioning of homogeneous sections according to the theory of permissible stresses. Solving of statically
undetermined, horizontally immovable beams with the use of the conditions of deformation.
Introduction, definition of stresses and deformations, types of stresses, fundamental hypothesis and
principles. Stresses and deformations in axially loaded items, diagram, dimensioning and permissible
stresses, axial loading in statically undetermined problems. Items stressed by a pure shear, analysis and
condition of stresses and deformations. Moments in flat surfaces, static moment, inertia moments of
elementary and complex cross sections, resisting moment. Stresses from transverse load, normal and
tangent stresses, analysis of a condition of stresses, trajectories of main stresses. Stresses in obliquely
bending. Condition of stresses in an eccentric action of a normal force, core of a section, Stability of pressed
rods, critical buckling force, buckling length, slenderness of rods. Stresses of torsion. Deformations of line
beams, differential equation of an elastic line, Mohrs graph-analytical method, static undetermined beams,
definition of an external and internal static uncertainty, decomposition method, tri-moment rule.
Lectures, auditory exercises, homework, independent learning.


17.1. Tests 3 of 11.67 score 35 score
Final exam 40 score
17.2. Seminar work/project project (presentation: 0 score
written and oral)
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. Svetlana Petkovska Onchevska, Koce Todorov, Strenght of materials, Lectures
(http://ktmjm.gf.ukim.edu.mk/),
2011.
2. , , Svetlana Petkovska
59
Onchevska, Lectures of Strenght of materials , Faculty of
Civil Engineering , Skopje, 2003.
3. , , ,
of Strenght of materials II issue,
. , Skopje, 1986.
1. , Strenght of materials, Skopje, 1970.
2. , Strenght of materials, Skopje, 1975.
3. . , , , , 1982.
4. . , , , , 1974.
5. . , I, , , 1992.
6. , o , , ,
1995.
7. . Popov, Introduction to mechanics of solids, Prentice -Hall Inc, 1999.
8. T.H.G. Megson, Strength of Materials for Civil Engineers, Nelson, 1980.
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1. Subject title FLUID MECHANICS
2. Code Z-6
3. Study program list of free optional subjects
4. Organizer of the study program (institute, Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Skopje, Department of Hydraulics,
department, unit, division) Hydrology and River Engineering
6. Academic year/semester II year IV Number of ECTS 6
8. Teacher Prof. Dr. Cvetanka Popovska
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Mathematics 1, Mathematics 2
Introduction to fluid properties, liquids and gasses, and introduction to their behavior in static conditions (statics
of fluids), motion (kinematics of fluids) and force transfers (dynamics of fluids). Introduction to the solving the
basic differential equations for static and motion fluids conditions and the concepts of their integration. The
integration of the basic differential equations and introduction to the concepts of a practical application of the
equation of continuity, energy equation and the impulse-momentum equation.
Physical properties of fluids: Density. Compressibility. Elasticity. Viscosity. Surface tension. Fluid statics:
Pressure definition. Fundamental differential equations for fluid statics. Integration of the basic differential
equations for fluid statics. Measurement of pressure. Forces of pressure. Buoyancy and flotation. Relative
equilibrium. Kinematics of fluids: Fundamental concepts of motion. Fluid flow classification. Velocity and
acceleration. Continuity equation. Stream function. Velocity potential. Fluid dynamics: Basic differential
equations of motion. Integration of the basic differential equations of motion. Practical use of the energy
equation. Kinetic energy coefficient (Corriolis coefficient). Impulse-momentum equation. Flow regime and
resistances: Laminar and turbulent flow. Types of resistances. Reynolds equations. Fluid flow
measurements: Hydrodynamic tubes (Pitot-tubes). Flow through a small orifices. Flow through a large
orifices. Flow time. Time of emptying a tank. Weirs. Steady flow in pressurized systems: Flow through short
and long pipes. Water hummer. Internal pressure in a pipe Steady flow in open channels: Cross section
geometry. Dynamic equation of a steady uniform flow. Flow rating curve. Compound cross section. Specific
energy of a cross section. Subcritical, supercritical and critical flow. Critical depth and critical slope. Hydraulic
jump. Basic equation for hydraulic jump. Open channels stability. Hydraulic similarity: Introduction to the
methods and hydraulic scale models. Theory of similarity: Geometrical, kinematic and dynamic. Dimensional
analysis.
Interactive lectures with the use of presentations of practical examples, studying of the literature, independent
work of tasks with limited scope, demonstration of phenomena of flowing under laboratory conditions and on the
internet.
13. Total available fund of hours (3+3)x30=180 hours
15.2. Excercises (auditory, laboratory, 45 hours
consultations)
16. Other activities 16.1. Project homework

17.1. Colloquies (2)+final exam (15+15+30) 60 score
17.2. Independent, homework (45)+defense of the homework through
oral presentation of the solutions of the tasks (20+20) 40 score
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17.3.
18. Estimation criteria to 50 score 5 (five) -(F)
(SCORE - GRADE)
from 51 to 60 score 6 (five) -(E)
from 61 to 70 score 7 (seven)-(D)
from 71 to 80 score 8 (eight)-(C)
from 81 to 90 score 9 (nine)-(B)
from 91 to 100 score 10 (ten)-(A)
final exam
20. Teaching language Macedonian (with an option for English)
21. Method of evaluation of the teaching Mechanisms of internal evaluation and students questionnaires
quality
22. LITERATURE
1. Popovska C., (2003). Fluid mechanics, University of Ss. Cyril and
Methodius, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Skopje (ISBN 9989-43-066-7) (in
Macedonian)
1. Bruce Roy Munson, Donald F. Young, Theodore H. Okiishi, Wade W.
Huebsch, (2008). Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics, Wiley, (ISBN
0470262842)
2. Frank M. White, (2010). Fluid Mechanics, McGraw Hill, (ISBN
0077422414)
3. E-books: http://www.freebookcentre.net/Physics/Fluid-Mechanics-
Books.html
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1. Subject title ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
2. Code Z1-06
division)
6. Academic year/semester II year III semes. Number of ECTS 6
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Introduction in geology
Introduction to the geotechnical conditions of the field as a foundation and working media.
Understanding of the complex issues of the mutual influence between the terrains as a natural geological
structure with the engineering structures as artificial structures. Introduction to the modern methods
and procedures in the research and the studying of the terrain.
Introduction. Introduction to geology. Introduction to mineralogy. Introduction to petrology. Physical
and structural properties of the rocks. Engineering-geological types of Rock-Masses, description and
engineering behavior of the rocks. Geotechnical classifications of the Rock Masses. Rocks as a
construction material. Engineering-geological properties and conditions of Rock Masses. Methods of
engineering-geological investigations. Fundamentals of the engineering geodynamics, surface geological
processes and phenomena. Engineering-geological processes and phenomena. Phases of investigation
and testing during the design, construction and exploitation. General terms of interaction of the natural
geological environment and the engineering structures. Engineering-geological conditions for the
construction of dams, underground structures, surface quarries, roads, bridges, airports, channels and
pipelines and during urbanization. Engineering-geological and geotechnical maps and sections.
Methodology of the engineering-geological modeling of the terrain. Fundamentals of the application of
kinematic analyses. Requirements for the excavation, drilling, blasting of different types of structures.
Engineering geology and protection of the natural environment. Examples from practice.
15.2. practical work(laboratory, auditory), 30 hours
seminars, team work
16.2. Field work 30 hours
Seminar paper 30 score
Activity and participation in class 10 score

final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. . , . , ., .,
, , 2012
1. . , . -
2. F.J.Bell, Engineering Geology, University of Natal Durban, 1999
3. Blyth F.G.H., Freitas M.H., 1984: A Geology for Engineers, Seventh
63
Edition, Edward Arnold
64
1. Subject title KINEMATICS AND DYNAMICS
2. Code 3-07
3. Study program Civil engineering, geotechnics
division)
8. Teacher Associated Prof. Dr. Meri Cvetkovska
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Statics, Mathematics 1
Understanding of the basic kinematic and dynamic characteristics of movement, introduction to the laws
in dynamics and the ability of their application in the solving of particular practical problems connected
with the movement of bodies. The acquired knowledge is a good theoretical base for attending of the
syllabuses connected with the movement or standstill in solids and fluids and with the dynamics and
stability of structures.
KINEMATICS: Introduction to kinematicss and dynamics with a brief overview of their development.
Finite equations of movement of a point, speed and acceleration. Movement of a point in a natural
coordinate system. Movement of a point in in a polar coordinate system. Kinematic diagrams.
Characteristic movements of a point. Movement of a rigid body in space, level of freedom. Finite equations
of free movement of a rigid body around a immovable axis. Complaint movement of a rigid body.
instantaneous pole of the speeds. Mechanisms, levels of freedom, instantaneous poles of speeds.
DYNAMICS: Differential equations of movement of a point and general integration, Dynamics of a

rectilinear motion and oblique shot. Laws in the dynamics of a point. Forced movement of a point of a
material line. Definition for material moments of inertia and a method for their determining. Dynamics of
a rigid body during translation. Dynamics of a rigid body during a rotation around a stationary axis.
Dynamics of complaint movement. Differential equations of movement of a material system. Laws in
dynamics of a material system. Principles in dynamics (Lagrange principle Dalamber principle Dalamber-
Lagrange principle). Application of the Lagrange principle in statics.
Lectures, auditory excercises, homework, independent studying.
15. Teaching activities 15.1. Lectures - theory 45 hours
Final exam 40 score
written and oral)
final exam
22. LITERATURE
65
Prof. ,Associated Prof. Dr. Meri Cvetkovska, . -. Koce
Todorov, none ( Lectures ),
Skopje, 2005, http://ktmjm.gf.ukim.edu.mk
Prof. Dr.. , II ( ), Skopje,
1989
1981
1981
E.W.Nelson, C.L.Best, W.G. McLean, Theory and problems of Engineering
mechanics, Statics and dynamics, McGraw-Hill, 1998.
-. , II (none), , 1990
-. , II (), , 1986
. , ., . , , ,
, 2005
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1. Subject title INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
2. Code OI-6
3. Study program Civil engineering, Geotechnics, Geodesy

program (institute, department, unit,
division)
6. Academic year/semester Optional subject Number of ECTS 4
8. Teacher Assistant Professor Grozde Aleksovski

Acquisition of the knowledge of the definitions of information technology applied in the disciplines that
are being studied at the Faculty for Civil Engineering at the departments of civil engineering, geotechnics
geodesy. Advanced usage of the programs in Microsoft Office (Word, Power Point, Excel and Access).
Usage of the LaTeX program for the text formatting.
Advanced usage of the programs in Microsoft Office:
Formatting of text using tables, formulas and layouts.
Preparation of presentation with Power Point
Excel as a calculator tool for solving of tasks from the technique (mathematical functions, solving of
system equations, statistical functions)
Access (Forming of database, defining of relations, maintenance and searching of a database, forming of
reports, data integration)
Basic operations for using the LaTeX program:
Test (fonts, paragraphs, special characters)
Mathematical expressions (symbols, fractions, fields, equations, derivatives and integrals)
Graphics (inserting images)
Special features (title page, abstract, bibliography)
Interactive lectures with the use of presentations, auditory excercises, and practical excercises with
independent work on computer. Making of a project assignment.

15.2. Excercises (auditory, ) 20 hours
17.1. Independent making of tasks at excercises 20 score
17.2 Colloquies (two) 60 60 score
written and oral)
final exam
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22. LITERATURE
1. By Gary B. Shelly, Misty E. Vermaat, Microsoft Office 2010: Essential, 2010
2 H. Greenberg, A simplified Introduction to LaTeX, Denver CO, 2010
3. New Perspectives on Microsoft Access 2010, Introductory
1.Tim Love, Advanced LaTeX, Cambridge, 1994
2. On-line Help
68
1. Subject title FOREIGN LANGUAGE
2. Code I-7
3. Study program Optional subject Civil engineering,
Geotechnics, Geodesy
4. program University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje

6. Academic year/semester Optional subject Number of ECTS 4
8. Teacher From the Faculty of Philology
Acquisition of knowledge of the English language and better understanding of the English terms used in
civil engineering, geotechnics and geodesy
The teaching presents the lexical and the appropriate morph-syntactical elements of the professional
register. With the integral use of the four language skills it integrates these elements in the most effective
micro acts such as: conveying of locations, equality, inequality, prejudice, illustrations, predicting, cause-
consequence relationship, time aspects etc.
It enables the students to connect the linguistical with the para-linguistical elements; it develops the
professional-scientific thought in the students through the use of rhetorical techniques: analysis,
synthesis, decision making, defining, classifying and systematization. It enables the students to write short
summaries from a given theme. It enables the students to use a monolingual dictionary.
Interactive lectures with the use of presentations, auditory excercises, and practical excercises with
independent work.
15.2. Excercises (auditory, practical) 30 hours
17.1. Independent making of tasks on excercises 20 score
17.2 Colloquies (two) 60 60 score
written and oral)
final exam
22. LITERATURE
69
1. Subject title CAD ORIENTED SOFTWARE
2. Code I-8
3. Study program Civil engineering structural engineering

division)
6. Academic year/semester 2 year/3 semes. 7. Number of ECTS 4
8. Teacher Prof. Gjorgji Kokalanov
Training for the students to use the computer program AutoCAD, which is currently an irreplaceable tool
in the everyday work of every modern designing organization.
-Elements of computer graphics with a practical emphasis of the program packet
AutoCAD:
-General description of the program packet and the possibilities of its use.
-Basic graphical elements, editor for drawing, quotation, symbols, blocks and attributes,, -3D drawing and
drawing formatting.
-Preparation of the drawing and its plotting.

Interactive lectures with the making of practical examples, studying of the literature , independent work in
the tasks from the discussed themes, presentation and a public defense of the tasks.

15.2. Excercises 30 hours
seminars, team work

16.3. Study at home 40
hours
17.1. Making of tasks: 20 score
(written and oral)
17.2. 2 Colloquies 80 score
17.3 Test 80 score
final exam
70
22. LITERATURE
Gjorgji Kokalanov, . AutoCAD, Authorized Lectures, Faculty of
Civil Engineering
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1. Subject title Management in Civil engineering
2. Code OI-9
3. Study program List of free optional subjects
program (institute, department, unit, Faculty of Civil Engineering - Skopje
division)
6. Academic year/semester Optional 3 semes Number of ECTS 4
8. Teacher Prof Dr. Valentina Dzileska Panchovska
Objectives of the syllabus (competences):
Acquisition of general knowledge from the field of management and specific knowledge from the field of
management in civil engineering.

Introduction in management in civil engineering: Term and definition; development and types of
management; management functions in civil engineering (planning, organization, monitoring, control,
quality); managers in civil engineering and levels of managers. Civil engineering firms; function in the civil
engineering firms; organization structure; external and internal surroundings; management with the civil
engineering firms. Management of the construction of the investment constructions. Negotiating in civil
engineering. Application of the operational research in civil engineering management

Lectures, practice (auditoria and in groups), independent tasks, seminar paper
15. Teaching activities 15.1. Lectures (theoretical) 30
15.2. Practical work(laboratory, auditory) 15
16. Other activities 16.1. Project tasks Seminar paper 15
16.2. Independent tasks 20
17.2. Seminar Paper Project (presentation: written and oral) 30 score
17.3. Independent tasks 2 of10 20 score

final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. . - , ,
, , , 2012
1. . : , , ,
2006.
Syllabus - First cycle of studies
72
1. Course CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRNMENT
2. Code OI-10
3. Study program Civil engineering
4. University/Faculty (institute, University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje

department, unit, division) Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje
5. Level First cycle of studies (undergraduate)

6. Academic year/semester 2 3. Number of ECTS 4
8. Instructor Prof. Dr. Katerina Donevska
9. Prerequisites none
10. Objectives (competences):
The course introduces students to the fundamentals of civil engineering and environment and
environmental impact assessment of civil engineering facilities through: 1. Training of the students
about the main steps/phases of environmental impact assessment, 2. Practical work on case studies.
11. Course description:
- Civil engineering: definition and development, disciplines.- Definition of environment. Ecology,
ecological categories, ecological factors, valence, limiting factors, cycling of matter in the ecosystem.
Water. Definitions and concept of water quantity. Definitions and concept of water quality.
Characteristics of the living communities in rivers and lakes, eutrophycation. Soil, geological and
geomorphologic aspects. Process of environmental impact assessment of civil engineering facilities.
Introduction and principles, origins and development, legal framework, policies. Environmental
impact assessment as a process, phases of the environmental impact assessment process: screening (is
the environmental assessment needed), scoping (which impacts and issues should be considered),
environmental impact assessment study, analyses of alternatives, project description, description of
the environmental baseline, identification of the key impacts, methods, prediction of impacts,
evaluation and assessment of impacts, identification of mitigation measures, review of the
environmental impact assessment study, monitoring.
12. Teaching and learning methods :
Interactive lectures with the use of presentations, auditory excercises, labs, field work, homework,
team work, completing project, group and individual work, evaluation of the scientific literature,
seminar with a project presentation.
14. Available time sharing 28+28+20+10+30+4

16.2. Independent homework 10 hours
assignments
16.4 Field work 4 hours
17. Evaluation
17.1. 2 Exams 2 of 25 score 50 score
17.2. Homework assignments 10 score
written and oral)
17.4. Class Participation 10 score
18. Grading scale to 50 score 5 (five) (F)
19. Course signature requirements and 40 score of 17.2., 17.3., 17.4.
final exam allowance
20. Teaching language Macedonian/English
21. Evaluation method of the teaching Mechanisms of internal evaluation and students
22. LITERATURE
73
1. Donevska K., Jovanovski M., 2011, Civil engineering and environment,
Faculty of Civil Engineering in Skopje.
2. Glasson J., Thereviel R., Chadviwick A., Introduction to EIA, The Natural
and Build Environment Series, 2005.
3. Morris P., Therivel R., Methods of Environmental Impact Assessment,
The Natural and Build Environment Series. 2001
22.2. Supplemental Materials (3 titles)
1. Dougherty T.C., Hall A. W., Environmental Impact Assessment of
Irrigation and Drainage Projects, FAO Irrigation and Drainage Paper No 53,
Rome, 1995.
2. UN online EIA course (http://eia.unu.edu./index.html ).
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1. Subject title LAND LAW AND REGULATION

2. Code OI-11
Organizer of the study
University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje
4. program (institute, department, unit,
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Skopje
division)
6. Academic year/semester Optional 4
8. Teacher Prof. Dr. Vancho Gjorgjiev
Objectives of the syllabus (competences):
10. The aim of the course is to provide knowledge from the domain of land law and regulation, as well as
the administration of the land segment of the real estate.
Contents of the syllabus:
Introduction in land law and regulation (LLR) Theory for organization and communication. Safety in LLR.
International views and comparations. The need for standardization. Content, updating and questions connected
with the safety of LLR. Principles for access to the official database, rights of access, payment for the acquired data,
limiting of the access etc.
11. Introduction in the theoretical basic of development of LLR. Similarities and the cadastral systems and LLR. Types
of data. Content of the database. Models of data. Issue of data. Distribution of data. Control. Reliability and
accuracy of data. Base of technical and descriptive data. Conditions for the quality of data. Implementation of the
data as a part of the geodetic models. Expenses. Maintenance. Review and distribution of data. Data transitions.
Standards. LLR on the internet. Working with national information services. Local and state services, purpose and
usage.
Studying methods :
12. Interactive lectures with presentations, auditoria exercises, practical education, teamwork, making and
presentation of a project task, group and individual work.
Teaching activities 15.1. Lectures (theoretical) 20 hours
15. practical work(laboratory, 20 hours
15.2.
auditory), seminars, teamwork
16. Other activities 16.1. Project tasks 20 hours
Estimation methods
17.1. Exam 30 score
17.
17.2. Seminar Paper 10 score
17.3. Attendance and participation 10 score
to 50 score 5 (five) (F)
from 51 to 60 score 6 (six) (E)
Estimation criteria from 61 to 70 score 7 (seven) (D)
18.
(SCORE - GRADE from 71 to 80 score 8 (eight) (C)
Minimum score for signature and
19.
final exam
Method of evaluation of the teaching Mechanisms of internal evaluation and students
21.
LITERATURE
Mandatory literature
1. P. Dale, Land Information Systems
22.1. 2. H.J. Heineke, W. Eckelmann, A.J. Thomasson .., Land Information Systems,
22. Developments for planning the sustainable use of land resources
3. . ,
4. . ,
Additional literature
22.2.
1.
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1. Subject title SOIL MECHANICS 1
2. Code Z-7
division)
6. Academic year/semester II year III semes. Number of ECTS 6
8. Teacher Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Introduction in geology, Strenght of materials, Fluid mechanics
Introduction to the physical-mechanical characteristics of the soils and phenomena that appear in them.
Introduction to laboratorial research and field testing of soils. Understanding of the influence that soils have over
the structures that are building on and from them. Training for the dimensioning of single foundations,
supporting structures and slopes.
Subject and tasks. Components and structure. Physical and mechanical characteristics. Basic laboratory tests.
Classification. Water in the soils and filtration through permeable areas. Consolidation. Shear Strength. Principle
of effective stress. Stresses and distribution of stresses caused by various loads. Dilatations and laying. Stress
dilatation relationships. Carrying capacity of soils. Earths pressure and supporting structures. Stability of slopes
and landslides. Research and tests on soils. Chosen chapters.
12. Studying methods : Supervised, independent
15.2. Excercises (laboratory, 45 hours
16.2. Field work 0 hours
17.3. Activity and participation in class 10 score

final exam
quality
22. LITERATURE
1. Soil mechanics - .

1. B. M. Das Principles of geotechnical engineering
2. M. Maksimovi Mehanika tla
3. M. Budhu - Soil Mechanics
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1. Subject title ROCK MECHANICS
2. Code GT-02
division)
6. II year III Number of ECTS 6
semes.
8. Teacher Prof Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Introduction in geology, Strength of materials
Comprehension of the methods of testing and research of the dense rock masses as natural
environments, future work areas, and areas that interact during the period of exploitation of the
constructions or form an unity with the building. Comprehension of the physical and mechanical
properties of the rocks and rock masses and their mechanical behavior under certain loads or stresses.
Acquisition of scientific base of the modern techniques of the designing and the building of
constructions on rock masses: constructions founded on the surface of the terrain, of underground
constructions, provision of stability of the slopes and artificial slopes of indentations and slashes.

Introduction, subject, tasks and methods of rock mechanics. General physical-structural properties of
the rock masses (cracking, heterogeneity, anisotropy, natural stressed position, proportion effect) Rock
masses as mechanical environments (mechanical behavior of isotropy and anisotropy environments).
Emphyrical methods in rock mechanics. Deformability of rock masses. Mechanical strength of rock
masses. Shear strength along cracks. Secondary stress position. Underground pressures. Stability of
hillsides and slopes in solid rock masses. Carrying capacity of solid-binded rocks. Introduction in
injecting of rock masses. Practice examples.

15.2. Practical work(laboratory, 30 hours
auditory), Seminars, Teamwork
16.2. Seminar Paper 20 hours
17.2. Seminar Paper 30 score
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. . , . -

1. E. Hoek - Practical rock engineering
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1. Subject title Reinforced concrete constructions
2. Code GT-03
division)
6. II year III Number of ECTS 6
semes.
8. Prof. Dr. Zoran Desovski
Teacher
Prof. Dr. Goran Markovski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Strenght of materials
Comprehension of the methods for concrete testing, physical and mechanical properties of reinforced
concrete, acquisition of scientific base of the modern techniques of designing and construction of
reinforced concrete constructions.
Materials for making concrete. Properties of hardened concrete. General for reinforced concrete.
Materials. Dimensioning of the cross sections of the limit state influences. Limit states of usability.
Basic information about pre-stressed concrete. Bases and preparation work for designing of bridges.
Constituent parts of bridge constructions. Basic systems of the upper super carriage. Reinforced
concrete constructions. High-rise systems. Reservoirs. Water and cooling towers. Chimneys. Pools etc.
12. Studying methods : Independently and under surveillance
15. Teaching activities 15.1. Lectures (theoretical) 45 Hours
15.2. Practical work(laboratory, 45 Hours
auditory) seminars, teamwork
16. Other activities 16.1. Project tasks 30 Hours
16.2. Seminar papers 30 Hours
16.3. Study at home 30 Hours
(SCORE - GRADE from 51 to 60 score 6 (six) (E)
final exam
22. LITERATURE
., , .
-, 2007
., , .
-, 2009
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1. Subject title BASICS OF STEEL STRUCTURES

2. Code Z-8
3. Study program Civil engineering
division) Department of steel structures
6. Academic year/semester 2 IV Number of ECTS 6
8. Teacher Prof. Dr. Petar Cvetanovski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Strenght of materials
Studying of the principles and rules for calculation of the load bearing capacity of the structural steel
elements (beams, columns) exposed to the characteristic actions (tension, compression, bending).
Studying of the connecting devices for the constituent parts of the steel elements (bolts, welds), as well as
the design and calculation of the connections of the characteristic elements in steel structures. The
student acquires the basic knowledge of the steel as a structural material and its use in the building
structures.
History of the steel structures. Use of the steel structures. Production of iron and steel. Mechanical
characteristics of the structural steels. Types of rolled and cold formed sheet products. Connecting
devices, bearing and high-value pre-stressed bolts. Calculation of bolted connections. Basics of the
welding technology. Calculation of the welded connections. Structural characteristics and calculating of
the bearing capacity of the tensioned elements. Structural characteristics and calculation of the carrying
capacity of the compressed elements. Plated structural elements, choice and calculation of the parts of the
cross section. Method of covering of the moments diagram. Stability problems in beams. Lattice girders,
types and calculation of the load bearing capacity of the elements. Design and calculation of the nodes.
Theory, laboratory demonstrative teaching, auditory excercises, making of program tasks, independent
studying.
15.2. Practical work(laboratory, auditory) 45 hours
16. Other activities 16.1. Program tasks 30 hours
17.1. Tests 2 of 15 + 30 (final exam ) 60 score
17.2. Program tasks 30 score
19. Minimum score for signature and
40 score (obligatory 50% score of 17.2)
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. , , ,
2007
2. Petar Cvetanovski, , ,
, 2007
3. Petar Cvetanovski, ,
,
1. D. Budjevac, Z. Nerkovic, D. Cukic, D. Tosic, Metalne konstrukcije, GK
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Beograd, 2009

1. Subject title RAILROADS
2. Code Z-9
3. Study program Compulsory subject for the study programs of Civil
engineering and Geotechnics
division)
6. Academic year/semester 2 year. 4 semes. Number of ECTS 5
8. Teacher Associated Prof. Dr. Zoran Krakutovski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Geodesy, Engineering geology
The aim of the subject is for the student to gain the knowledge from the railroad transportation system
and its characteristics, as well as the necessary competences for the analysis of the projects
documentation of the railroad infrastructure and the specifics of building and maintenance of the railroad
tracks.
General introduction to the traffic, fundamental definitions, historical development
Introduction to the railroad traffic and the railways in the Republic of Macedonia.
Basic terms, general characteristics of the railroad, constituent components of the railroad infrastructure
and classification of the railroads.
Basic structural characteristics of the railroad vehicles, division.
Resistance forces in the movement of trains, hauling and breaking forces.
Basic terms and characteristics of the investing project.
Main stages of the making of a project for one railroad track and the choice of variants.
Railroad stations as a plan and longitudinal profile
Making of pre-calculation of quantities and technical specifications of the works.
Constituent parts of the upper line of the railroad tracks and their characteristics.
Geometrical characteristics of the upper line
Forces that act on the track, strength features of the track.
Building of railroad tracks.
Modernization of the current railroad tracks.
Introduction to the issues regarding the maintenance of the railroad tracks.
Lectures, xcercises, aking of control tasks
13. Total available fund of hours 120 hours (4 credits 30 hours)

16.2. Independent tasks 15hours
written and oral)
final exam
22. LITERATURE
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1. Zoran Krakutovski, Railroads, , Faculty of Civil
Engineering -Skopje, 2012.
1. , Railroads project, ,
, , Faculty of Civil
Engineering -Skopje, . , Skopje, 1971
2. , Railroads, .
, Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje, 1981
3. V.A. Profillidis, 2006, Railway Management and Engineering third edition,
Ashgate, Great Britain, p.469.
4. Coenraad Esvald, Modern Railway Track, MRT Productions, Germany,
1989
5. V.A. Profillidis, Railway Engineering, Avebury Technical, Asghate Publishing
Company, USA, 1995.
1. Subject title FOUNDATIONS 1

2. Code Z-10
4. Organizer of the study program (institute, University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje
department, unit, division) Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje,
Department of Geotechnics
6. Academic year/semester 2 year. 4semes. Number of ECTS 6
8. Teacher Prof. Dr. Spasen Gjorgjevski,
Assistant ProfessorDr. Josif Josifovski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Soil mechanics
Proficiency with the modern techniques of designing/dimensioning of the foundations and introduction
to the regulations of their designing.
Shallow foundations. Classification of foundations. Line foundations, Single foundations with a small
and a large eccentricity in one direction. Centering of a foundation single. Foundation with drawing.
Foundation beam. Centered foundation beams. Foundation grill. Foundation slab.
In general for the protection of the construction pit. Construction pit with soils without underground
waters. Types of under buildings and calculation. Construction pit with soils with underground waters.
Types of under buildings. Dimensioning. Surface drainage.
Deep foundations. General. Foundations on poles: General principles. Penetrated and poured poles.
Carrying capacity of a single pole. Methods of calculation. Pole foundations. Over pole slab. Foundation
with wells: general. Principles of building. Dimensioning of the wells.
Interactive lectures with the use of presentations, auditory excercises, presentation of practical examples,
studying of literature , independent work on tasks with a limited scope, making of a project task in teams,
presentation and public defence of the project task.

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written and oral)
19. Minimum score for signature and final 30 score
exam
22. LITERATURE
, 1, e ,
Faculty of Civil Engineering -Skopje, .
, ISBN 86-7027-034-X, Skopje, 1989.
, 2, e ,
Faculty of Civil Engineering -Skopje, .
, ISBN 86-7027-034-X, Skopje, 1986.
Joseph E. Bowles, Foundation analysis and design, McGeaw-Hill
Companies, Inc. ISBN 0-07-114052-2, 5th ed., 1996.
Cedomir Vujicic, Findiranje 1, Naucna kniga-Beograd
Cedomir Vujicic, Fundiranje 2, Naucna kniga-Beograd, ISBN 86-23-
41071-8,1991.
Braja M. Das, Principles of Foundation Engineering, Thompson Canada
Limited, ISBN-10 0-495-08246-5, 6th ed., 2007.
Slobodan Coric, Geostaticki proracun, ZELNID- Beograd, ISBN 86-
7307-133-X, 2001.
Braja M. Das,Shallow Foundations.
Bengt Fellenius, Basics of Foundation Design
G.Poulos & E.H. Davis, Pile foundation analysis and design

1. Subject title Hydro technical constructions
2. Code Z-11
division) Department of geotechnics
6. 2 year 4 Number of ECTS 5
semes
8. Teacher Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Petkovski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Fluid mechanics, concrete technology, soil mechanics 1
Mastery over the modern techniques of designing/dimensioning of the hydro technical constructions
and introduction to the design regulations.

Introduction, introduction to the hydro technical constructions usage of the water resources using
hydro technical constructions, foundations of hydro technical constructions, filtration in hydro
technical constructions, forces and influences of the hydro technical constructions, designing and
construction of hydro technical constructions. Embankment dams introduction in embankment
dams and design principles, stability, earth, rock- earth and rock-embankment dams (with a screen
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and diaphragm). Concrete dams gravitational dams (on rock or non-rock bases, from molded
concrete), counter form dams, arc dams. Accompanying hydro technical constructions overflow and
drainage facilities (throughout the dam or outside of the dam), water conduction constructions
(channels, tunnels, pipelines). Special hydro technical constructions (Ship channels, fish channels,
hydroenergetical constructions, special constructions for water supply and sewage). Negative effects of
the hydro technical constructions (with accumulation) on the environment and measures for their
minimization.
12. Studying methods : Interactive lectures with presentations, auditoria exercises, presentation of practical
examples, literature study, independent work on tasks with limited scope, making of project task in teams,
presentation and public defense of the project task.

auditory)
16. Other activities 16.1. Project tasks 30 hours
17.1. Test (2 of 30 score) 60 score
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. ., , 2012.
2. ., , e ,
-, . , ISBN 86-7027-
034-X, , 1986
Nonveiler E., Nasute Brane, Univerzitet u Zagrebu, 1983
Petrovic P.,Hidrotehnicke konstrukcije, Belgrad, 1992
Bureao of Reclamation, Design of small dams, US Government Printing
office, Washington1997

1. Subject title Hydrology and river regulation
2. Code GT - 04
division)
semes
8. Prof. Dr. Cvetanka Popovska
Teacher
Prof. Dr. Sretko Cvetkovski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Fluid mechanics
Introduction to the basics of hydrology and river regulation, mastering of the modern
designing/dimensioning techniques of constructions and river regulation.
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Introduction, Hydrology: Introduction in hydrology. Available amounts. Water circulation. Water
balance. Hydrological phenomena. Hydrological arrays. Meteorological characteristics. Hydrography.
Hydrometrics. Large bodies of water. Small bodies of water. Hydrology of accumulations. River
regulation: the need for river regulation. Influence of the river flow and the river basin on the river
regulation. River hydraulics. Rivers basin sediment. Aims and methods of river regulation.
Constructions for regulation. Regulation of rapids. Designing and construction of construction for
regulation. Application of materials and units in the regulation.

Interactive lectures with presentations, audiotorial exercises, presentation of practical examples, literature study,
independent work on tasks with limited scope, making of project task in teams, presentation and public defence of
the project task.
auditory), seminars, teamwork
16. Other activities 16.1. Project Task 30 hours

16.2. Independent task 20 hours
17.2. Seminar paper project (presentation: 30 score
Written and oral)
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. ., ., ., , ,
2004.
2. ., , , , 2003
E-books: http://www.freebookcentre.net/Physics/Fluid-Mechanics-Books.html
1. Subject title ROADS

2. Code Z-12
3. Study program Compulsory subject for the study programs for Civil engineering and
Geotechnics
division)
5. Level first cycle of studies
8. Teacher Prof. Dr. Radojka Doncheva
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Geodesy,Engineering geology
Aim of the subject program is for the student to acquire knowledge from the field of analysis of the projects
documentation, for building and maintenance for both national and city roads, as well the road junctions.
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In general for the road traffic and the vehicles: features of the traffic, road network. Basic elements and
parameters of design: classification and features of the public roads and the field, calculated speed, traffic load,
coefficient of sliding resistance, view distance and authoritative vehicle. Road elements and items: alignment of
the road, geometric representation in a horizontal and vertical projection and transverse profile of body of the
road, in horizontal and vertical solution. Tracing. Projecting phases. Substructure of the road: Unpaved road
body- embankment, excavation and cut, slopes of the turns, drainage: drainage channels, rigolels and drainages,
omissions. Road structure: basic elements of the road structure, types of road structure Flexible, rigid and
semi-rigid, structure, materials and dimensions of a road structure, in general for the production and building of
a road structure. Maintenance of the road, regular, winner and investment based. Road junctions: general,
classification, characteristic types, functional elements. City roads (streets): classification, basic characteristics.
Traffic technical equipment. Technology for the construction of the road.
Lectures, Excercises, Making of conrol tasks
13. Total available fund of hours 150

15.2. practical work(laboratory, 30

17.1. Tests 2 of 35score 70 score
written and oral)
17.3. Independent tasks 2 of 5 score 10 score
final exam
21. Method of evaluation of the teaching quality Mechanisms of internal evaluation and students questionnaires
22. LITERATURE
1. , 1 - , 2 ,
, 2011

1. Subject title Soil Mechanics 2
2. Code GT-05
division)
6. II year IV Number of ECTS 4
semes.
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9. Requirement for subject enrolment Soil Mechanics 1, Engineering geology
Detailed introduction to the laboratory tests that are used for testing of the soils. Introduction to the
higher areas of soil mechanics: non-linear envelope of failure, critical state, Cam clay model, Eurocode
7 etc.

Laboratory tests: water permeability, optimal humidity, compactness, deformability, consolidation,
strength, CBR. Non-linearity, elastic-plasticity. Plastic potential. Spatial condition of stresses and
dilations. Stress paths. Theory of critical state. Constitutive laws. Parametric analysis. Modeling of the
soils. Some aspects of Eurocode 7. Chosen chapters.
12. Studying methods : Independently and under supervision
18. Estimation criteria 50 5 () (F)
(SCORE - GRADE) 50 o 60 6 () (E)
60 70 7 () (D)
70 80 8 () (C)
80 90 9 () (B)
90 100 10 () (A)
19. Minimum score for signature and 30
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. . - 2
2. . -
1. Renato Lancellotta - Geotechnical Engineering
2. David M. Wood - Soil Behaviour and Critical State Soil Mechanics
3. Schofield and Wroth - Critical State Soil Mechanics

1. Geotechnics in environmental protection
Subject title
2. Code GT-06
Academic year/semester semes
.
8. Prof. Dr. Milorad Jovanovski
Teacher
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Engineering geology
Recognition of the importance and the significance of the geotechnical aspects in the environmental
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protection. Identification, research and resolution of the states of natural and man-made dangers.
Acquisition of knowledge of Geotechnical engineering as a main are of study for many disciplines in
Civil engineering. In this course themes are processed that are significant in multiple ways for the
industry and economy.
Introduction to the modern trends of environmental protection of the living environment that lead to
growing conscience of the needs for treatment of the abandoned and contaminated soils, as well as the
disposal of the waste in landfills or other locations.
Of equal importance is the problem of natural and man-made hazards of landslides. The grading of
the level of danger is based on some basic geotechnical parameters and conditions are yet another
competency.
Basic terms in geo-ecology and geo-ecological problems. Types geological-geotechnical hazards and
risks to the environment. Aspects of geotechnical engineering connected to the influences on the
environment.
Hazards from terrain shifts (landslides, rockslides, flow areas). Methods of identification of areas that
are prone to those hazards.
Methods for research and monitoring of geological-geotechnical problems. Geological methods of
remediation of the potentially unstable areas.
Subsidence of the ground due to the lowering of the underground waters. Occurrence of sinks.
Problems with underground water pollution. Material erosion.
Geological-geotechnical criteria for choice of solid waste landfill locations, communal waste, medical
waste, biological and chemical waste.
Geotechnical conditions for the construction of various landfills tailings. Dumping of solid waste;
Landfills and dumpsites, protection from leakage and gases.
Application of geo-synthetics for environmental protection. Application of clay layers, geomembranes.
Geological-geotechnical conditions for terrain restoration of surface mines.
12. Studying methods : Interactive lectures with presentations, audiotorial exercises, presentation of
practical examples, literature study, independent work on tasks with limited scope, making of project
task in teams, presentation and public defence of the project task.
hours
seminars, teamwork hours
16. Other activities 16.1. Project task 30
hours
17.1. Tests (2 of 30 score) 60
score
17.2. Seminar paper 30
score
score
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. H. D. Sharma and K.R. Reddy, GEOENVIRONENTAL ENGINEERING:
Site remediation, Waste contaminant, and Emerging waste management
technologies, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., ISBN 0-471-21599-6, 2004.
2. Rowe, R.K. Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental engineering handbook,
Kluwer Academic Publishers, London, ISBN-10: 0792386132, 2001.
3. Aswathanarayana U. Geoenvironment- an Introduction, Rotterdam,
Netherlands : A.A. Balkema, ISBN 9054106085, 1995.
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Das, B. M, Principles of Geotechnical Engineering, Thompson Canada
Limited, ISBN-10: 0495411302, 7th Ed., 2009
2. Cuduto D., Man-chu R. Y. and Kitch A. W., Geotechnical Engineering:
Principles & Practices, Prentice Hall 2nd Ed., ISBN-10: 0132368684, 2010
3. David Wood Muir, Geotechnical modeling, Spon Press 1st Ed., ISBN-10:
0419237305, 2004.

1. Subject title Foundations 2
2. Code GT-07
semes
8. Teacher Prof Dr. Spasen Gjorgjevski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Foundations 1
Closer learning of the various types of foundations. Practical aspects of construction. Analysis of the
behavior of the foundations during construction and exploitation. Calculation according to the most
modern standards and regulation books.
Shallow foundations. Lone foundation with a small or large eccentricity in two directions. Lone
foundation with irregular base. Foundations of silos, chimneys and water towers. Foundations of
prefabricated columns. Foundation sliding. Models of soil base. Flexible foundation beams. Winklers
methods. Construction pit. Flexible under layer of the construction pit in soils without or with
underground water. Construction and dimensioning. Deep drainage. Protection of construction pit
from outside water. Pouring concrete under water. In general for poured diaphragms. Deep founding.
Pile foundation loaded with horizontal force and slanted piles. Pneumatic foundation. Floating
cessions.
Hours
seminars, teamwork Hours
Hours
Hours
Hours
score
17.2. Seminar paper project (presentation: written and oral) 30
score
score
88
final exam
22. LITERATURE
, 1, e ,
-, . , ISBN 86-7027-
034-X, , 1989.
, 2, e ,
-, . , ISBN 86-7027-
034-X, , 1986.
Joseph E. Bowles, Foundation analysis and design, McGeaw-Hill Companies,
Inc. ISBN 0-07-114052-2, 5th ed., 1996.
Dounald Cuduto, Foundation design: Principles and Practices
D.M.Potts, Finite element analysis in Geotechnical Engineering
Tomlinson M.J., Pile Design and Construction Practice, E & FN Spon London
4th Ed, ISBN 0-203-23885-0, 1994.
David Wood Muir,, Geotechnical modelling
Designers guide to EN 1997-1 and EN 1997-2
K.Schi: Greske pri fundiranju

1. Subject title Earthworks and constructions
2. Code GT-09
division)
6. III year V Number of ECTS 4
semes
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Soil Mechanics 1, Engineering geology
Introduction to the construction that are built over and under soils, as well as their dimensioning.
Comprehension of practical ways of construction and control measures that are realized. Acquisition
of knowledge of needed and influential parameters for dimensioning of earth constructions.
Embankments. Road embankments. Embankment dams. Protective hydro technical embankments.
Dumpsites. Landfills. Mines. Construction technology. Compaction. Laboratory tests. Field tests and
control. Geotechnical design of earth embankments. Stability of slopes. Carrying capacity.
Consolidation control. Excavations. Design of earth excavations. Testing and control. Stability of slopes.
Supporting and covering constructions. Stabilization of the slopes. Soil anchorages. Erosion control.
Monitoring of earthworks. Chosen chapters.
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17.1 Tests (2 of 25 score) 50 score
17.2 Seminar paper 40 score
17.3 Attendance and participation 10 score
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. . -
2. . -
R. ulibrk Geotehniki radovi u niskogradnji
Luki, Anagnosti Geotehnika saobraajnica
1. Subject title ORGANIZATION AND TECHNOLOGY

2. Code Z-13
3. Study program list of mandatory subjects
division)
6. Academic year/semester 3 year. 5 semes. Number of ECTS 6
8. Teacher Prof. Dr.Valentina Zhileska Panchovska
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Reinforced concrete (signature)
Knowledge from organization and mechanization of the construction of structures from the
field of high-rises, low-rises and hydro construction.
Competence in the making of a basic project for organization and technology of construction
of the facilities.
CONSTRUCTION MACHINES (EQUIPMENT) In general for the construction machines: basic

indicators of the work of construction machines, output of the construction machines. Machines for
earthworks: excavators, loaders, graders, scraper, machines for soil compaction, other machines.
Machines for external and internal transport: vehicles, cranes, tower cranes, auto lifters, lift hoisters,
other machines. Machines for production, transport, embedding and processing of concrete: Concrete
mixers, concrete plant, automatic mixers, concrete pumps, vibrators. Costs of the mechanized work.
Choice of the mechanization: wide and narrow choice of the mechanization.
ORGANIZATION AND TECHNOLOGY OF CONSTRUCTION- Introduction. Preparation of the building
process (study of the technological process). Designing of the organization of the construction:
preliminary works (topographical conditions, geological-geotechnical conditions, climate-meteorological
conditions, hydrological conditions, conditions in regards with the execution of the work: providing the
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workforce, provision of materials and energy, solution for external transportation); preparation works
(temporary roads, temporary settlement, construction site); studying of bottlenecks, work fronts and
deadlines of construction; mechanization of the technological process: choice of methods and
technologies of construction; economy part (productivity, costs, rationality, measurement of the
construction work, building regulations, costing, Bill of quantities and bill of costs); scheme for the
arrangement of the construction site; technical report. Industrialization and montage construction.
Participants in the construction of the invested structures: investor, contractor, manufacturer, surveyor,
designer, revident, construction inspection. Construction work and legislation: projects documentation,
construction of investment structures (construction journal, construction books, calculation and payment
of the work during the construction, technical review of the facility). Organization and technology of the
construction of structures and the protection of the living environment. Safety and healthcare during the
work.
PLANNING OF CONSTRUCTION THE INVESTMENT STRUCTURES: Methods and techniques for the
making of plans: static planning, orthogonal plan, cyclogram, Gantt Chart, network planning technique.
Schedule for the construction of the structure and for the usage of the resources.

Lectures, Excercises (auditory and in groups), Field work, Independent tasks, Study at home.

15.2. Excercises (auditory and in groups) 30 hours
17.2. Seminar work/project project (presentation: /
written and oral)

final exam
quality
22. LITERATURE
1. ,
, , , , 2012
2. , ,

(
)
1. , , (year relevant for the
Lectures)
2. Chris Hendrickson, Tung Au, "Project Management for Structure - Fundamental
Concepts for Owners, Engineers, Architects and Builders", Pittsburgh, Second
Edition prepared for world wide web publication in 2000, Version 2.2, 2008,
http://pmbook.ce.cmu.edu
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1. Subject title Geotechnical Research
2. Code GT - 09
semes
Teacher
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Engineering Geology
Introduction to the methodologies of geotechnical research. Studying of the actions and standards of
field research on the rock and soil base. Conducting of part of the research of the equipment what is
available.
Introduction. Methods of geotechnical research. Phases of research and testing. Types of research for
constructions from civil engineering or mining character. Basics for geological, engineering-geological,
hydro geological, photo-geological and other methods for research. Methods of geophysical research
and testing. Methods test drillings. Methods for drilling for the need of water supply. Exploratory digs,
wells, shafts, galleries. Methods of taking changed and non-changed samples. In-city tests for defining
of strength and deformation parameters of soils (wing probe, static penetration, pressometric research,
plate testing, and method of field research of water permeability). Test loading. Inclinometric
measurements. Field research of strength and deformability of solid rock masses. Model testing.
Methods for measuring of the secondary stressed state. Measurement of underground pressures.
Measurements of shifts underground and on the surface. Correlations between physical-mechanical
characteristics acquired using various research methods. Practice examples.
Hours
seminars, teamwork Hours
Hours
Hours
Hours
score
score
score
final exam
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22. LITERATURE
. ., ,
, 2007.
Burt G.Look, Handbook of Geotechnical Investigation and Design Tables,
ISBN: 9780415430388, CRC Press 2007.
Roy E. Hunt, Geotechnical Investigation Methods, CRC Press, ISBN:
9780849321825, 2006.
N. Simons, B. Menzies and M. Matthews, A Short Course in Geotechnical Site
Investigation, Thomas Telford Publishing), ISBN-10: 0727729489, 2002.
US Army Corps of Engineers, Geotechnical Investigations, ngineers anual,
EM 1110-1-1804, 2001.
ISSMGE TC 102 - Ground Property
Characterization from In-Situ Tests

1. Subject title Soil Improvement
2. Code GT - 10
Academic year/semester semes.
8. Teacher Doc. Dr. Josif Josifovski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Soil Mechanics 1
Introduction to the methods of improvement of low bearing and deformable soils as construction
environments. Studying of the criteria of quality assessment of the environment and application of the
current standards in this area. Calculation of the basic quantities regarding the process of soil
improvement.
Introduction in soil improvement. Criteria for grading of the quality of the natural environment. Types,
use. Methods of improvement of low bearing soils (scattered rocks, replacement of materials, sand
cushions, drainage, cementation, silicanization, electro-osmosis, reinforcing, anchoring, deep and
surface compacting, jet injecting). Stabilization and modification of the soils. Improvement of the soils
under already built constructions (injecting and the use of micro piles, calculation of the methods for
soil improvement. Dynamic compacting with vibroflotation and deep compaction.
93
hours
final exam
22. LITERATURE
J., , ,
2010
M.P.Mosoley, K.Kirsch, Ground Improvement, ISBN 0-203-57085-5, 2nd ed.,
2004;
W.F. Van Impe, Soil Improvement Techniques and Their Evolution, ISBN 90
6191 805 7, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 1989;
Department of the Army, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Guidelines n
Ground Improvement for Structures nd Facilities, ETL 1110-1-185, 1999
Minna Karstunen and Martino Leoni, Geotechnics of Soft Soils Focus on
Ground Improvement, proceedings of the econd international workshop
n Geotechnics f Soft Soils, Glasgow, Scotland, 35 Sept.2008, CRC Press
Balkema, ISBN: 978-0-415-47591-4
T : ISSMGE TC 211 Ground Improvement
ISSMGE TC 288 Execution of Special Geotechnical work
1. Subject title TUNNELS

2. Code GT-11
3. Study program Optional subject from Study program of civil engineering
module Roads and Railroads
division)
5. Level first cycle of studies
6. Academic year/semester 3 year 5 semes. or Number of ECTS 5
6th
8. Teacher Associate Prof. Dr. Darko Moslavac
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Rock mechanics, Strenght of materials
10. Objectives of the syllabus (competences): Acquisition of basic knowledge from the field of
underground structures: their usage, design of light profiles of tunnels for various purposes, analysis of
stresses in the rock mass around the tunnel openings, rock support systems for providing stability of
the tunnel excavation, building methods for underground structures, design of safety systems for
traffic functioning in tunnels during their exploitation.
- Basic definitions for tunnels
94
- Geological, tectonic and hydro technical characteristics of the rocks through which tunnels are built.
- Position of the tunnels in plan and longitudinal profile
- Light profile and shape of tunnels
- Rock support Classification
- Different types of rock support: anchors, steel arches and shotcrete
- Tunnel pressures
- Stresses and deformations stage around tunnel openings
- Dimensioning of rock support from anchors, shotcrete and steel arches using the New Austrian
Tunneling Method (NATM)
- Tunnel portals
- Building Methods for tunnels
- Building of tunnels in the open (Cut&Cover Method)
- Ventilation of tunnels
- Lighting in tunnels
- Drainage in tunnels
12. Studying methods : Lectures, Excercises, Making of conrol tasks

13. Total available fund of hours 150 hours (5 credits * 30 hours)
(15*3)
auditory), seminars, team work (15*2)

written and oral)
17.3. Attendance and participation in lectures 10 score
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1.Associated Prof. Dr. Darko Moslavac, , Authorized Lectures,
2005
2.
3.

1. Jovo Kovaevi, Osnovne koncepcije NOVE AUSTRIJSKE TUNELSKE
METODE, IGAM Beograd, 2005
2. John o. Bickel, Thomas R. Kuesel, Elwyn H. King, Tunnel Engineering
Handbook, CHAPMAN@HALL, 1996
3. Cazenave, Cortade, Robert, Thibault, TUNNELS I-II, Ecole Nationale
Des Ponts et Chaussees, 2001
95
1. Subject title Rock improvement
2. Code GT-12
division)
6. III year VI Number of ECTS 4
semes
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Engineering geology, Rock mechanics
Comprehension of the methods and processes of geotechnical rock improvement: injecting,
anchoring, technique of sprayed concrete, freezing, draining.

Introduction, general terms for rock improvements. Freezing. Thermic melioration. Anchoring, basic
units and mechanism of anchorage action. Types of anchors. Units of anchoraging in different types of
constructions. Construction of anchors and their protection. Pre-stressing of anchors. Anchor control.
Torcreating, basic terms. Basic terms for injecting of the field. Types of injecting, materials and
mixtures for injecting. Properties of injecting masses, areas of use. Basic principles and processes for
injecting, injecting pressures. Test injection fields. Injecting curtains. Injecting of shafts and tunnels
under pressure. Practice examples.
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. . , . -
2. . , . -
1.
2.

1. Geotechnics in underground works and
Subject title
constructions
2. Code GT - 13
96
Academic year/semester semes
.
Teacher
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Engineering geology, Soil mechanics 1
Introduction to the underground as a construction environment. Studying of methods for construction
of underground constructions. Calculation using modern methods and the use of software solutions.

Introduction, types of underground excavations. Basic principles of projecting of underground
constructions. Classification of rock masses for the need for underground works. Influence of the
geological conditions on the conditions of research and testing of underground works. Principles of
application of the stereographic projection for solving of problems on the underground. Pressure state
over the area of underground constructions. Mechanisms of failure in solid rock masses. Emphyrical
methods of estimation of strength and deformability of rock masses. Special conditions for working
underground (gasses, high temperatures, swelling, rock bursts). Excavation in weak rock masses.
Principles for choice of excavation methods. Designing of base of underground constructions
(temporary and permanent base). Interaction of excavation with the base. Methods of protection of the
excavation (anchoring, torcreating, net, arches). Minimizing and underground excavations. Monitoring
of underground excavation in the building phase. Monitoring after the excavation. Practice examples.
Determining of earth pressure on the underground constructions. Types of underground constructions.
Methods of building of the underground constructions. Poured diaphragms. Continuous and non-
continuous supporting constructions. Protection of the construction pit from underground water.
Application of the jet injecting during the construction of the underground constructions. Underground
garages. Underground roads. Modern trends for the construction of the underground constructions.
Practice examples. Repairs of the underground constructions.
hours
seminars, teamwork hours
hours
hours
hours
score
score
score
(SCORE - GRADE from 51 to 60 score 6 (six) (E)
final exam
97
22. LITERATURE
Ivan Vrkljan, Podzemne gradivine i tunele
E.Hoek, Rock Engineering
(http://www.rocscience.com/education/hoeks_corner)
R.S. Sinha, Underground Structures Design and Instrumentation, Elsevier
ISBN 0-444-87462-5,1989;
Charles W.W. Ng, H.W. Huang, G.B. Liu, Geotechnical Aspects of
Underground Construction in Soft Ground, Shanghai, China, 2008
ISSMGE TC 28 (204)- Underground Construction in Soft
Ground (http://www.issmge.org/web/page.aspx?refid=394)

1. Subject title Landslides
2. Code GT-13
division)
semes
8. Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
Teacher
. - Milorad Jovanovski
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Geotechnical research
Introduction to the types of landslides according to type, speed, materials etc. Comprehension of the
reasons and their appearance. Tracking of landslides. Basic information regarding taking precautions
for their prevention. Treatment of the landslides that happened and similar geotechnical failures.

Introduction in forensic geotechnics. Different types of landslides. Limit state analysis of possible
landslide masses. Observation of landslides. Introduction in sanation of landslides. Practice examples.

98
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. . , . . -

1. Bromhead Stability of slopes
2. Abramson et al. Slope stability and stabilization methods
3. E. Nonveiller Klienje i stabilizacija kosina

1. Subject title Geosynthetics
2. Code GT-14
division)
semes
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Soil Mechanics 1
Introduction to the different types of geo-synthetics and materials needed for their production.
Comprehension of their properties, acquisition of abilities for appropriate usage in civil engineering.

Introduction. Polymers and structure of the geo-synthetics. Types of geo-synthetics. Functions of the
geo-synthetics. Research of the geo-synthetics and control of the quality. Standards. Design using geo-
synthetics. Application in geotechnics in engineering. Artificial drainage. Reinforced soil.
Reinforcement of low bearing soils. Reinforced soil supporting walls. Sanation of landslides. Protection
from erosion and abrasion. Solid waste landfills. Ecological aspects. Chosen chapters.

14. Available time sharing 30+30+10+10+10+30
17.1 Tests (2 of 30 score) 60 score
17.2 Seminar paper 30 score
17.3 Attendance and participation 10 score
final exam
99
22. LITERATURE
1. . e
1. R. Koerner - Designing with geosynthetics, Prentice Hall

1. Subject title Applied Hydrogeology
2. Code GT-15
division)
6. II year IV Number of ECTS 4
semes
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Introduction in geology, Fluid mechanics
Comprehension of the underground waters from the aspect of their formation, the forms of their flow
and the conditions of spreading, laws of motion, regime and reserves, their state, properties (physical,
chemical, bacterial, radioactive etc), their connection with the atmospheric and surface waters;
Introduction to the problems of practical use of the underground waters for water supply, irrigation,
hydroenergetics, healing, heating, obtaining precious elements, various salts etc. Comprehension of
the field research methods of the needs for water supply, construction of all the types of constructions
of capital importance, environmental protection, ameliorative undertakings (drainage, irrigation),
during geotechnical research etc.

Introduction, subject, tasks and methods of applied hydrogeology. Hydro-geological function in rock
masses. Types of formations. Method for testing of the water permiability and the water conductivity of
the rock. Movement of the underground waters. Basic hydro geological research methods. Principles for
establishing of pieosmetric networks and conditions for construction of well systems. Exploitation of
underground waters. Technology for construction of well constructions for different purposes. Way of
processing of the results from the test extractions. Tracer methods. Reserves of underground water.
Management of underground water exploitation. Principles for irrigation. Quality of underground
waters. Introduction to underground water pollution. Principles for charting of hydro geological charts
of damage to the environment. Interaction of the underground waters with the environment and the
engineering constructions. Practice examples.

100
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. - . , .
2.
1.
1. Subject title Introduction in engineering seismology
2. Code GT-16
division)
6. III year. VI Number of ECTS 4
semes
9. Requirement for subject enrolment Soil Mechanics 1, Rock mechanics 1, Engineering geology
Introduction to the seismic phenomena in the geotechnical environments, their consequences and
methods and procedures for taking into consideration when calculating the constructions.
Comprehension of the measurements for handling with the consequences of earthquakes and
improvement of the current scientific and professional achievements.
Seismology of the world and Macedonia, characteristics and consequences from the seismic effects
(parameters, types of dams, potential connection of collateral hazards, characteristics of earthquake
damage on the constructions, infrastructure and urban-local systems), overview of the more significant
earthquakes. Subject and main aims of seismology and earthquake engineering, definition and control
of seismic risk, thematic concepts of management of seismic risk (spatial and urban planning, seismic
protection of systems, compounds and constructions). Seismic protection and minimilizing of seismic
risk (laws, regulations), seismic protection and regulations ( concepts, genesis, structure), latest
planning approaches for planning and projecting of seismic resistant constructions ( main
assumptions, economical aspects of the dangers, criteria and structural aspects of seismic design,
strategies for determinate design design based on behavior of constructions). Instrumentation and
observation of constructions. Regional seismology, zoning and micro zoning, regional seismology and
regulation, principles and criteria for protection (main factors and segments of general seismical safety,
acceptable seismical risk, parameters for seismic design, economical effects from seismic protection),
seismological and engineering monitoring and quantification of the seismismology. Seismology,
earthquake engineering and management with disasters caused by earthquakes: Aspects from the
programs and strategies, priority measures and tasks, current trends and challenges, laws, ethic aspects
of the earthquake engineering and integral seismic protection.

101
final exam
22. LITERATURE
1. . , .
2. . , . -
3. . , . -
1., , ,1982
102
APPENDIX No. 4
SHORT BIOGRAPHIES OF THE TEACHING PERSONNEL
1. Name and surname Silvana Petrusheva

2. Date of birth 16.1.1961
3. Education level Doctor
4. Title Doctor of information sciences
5. When and where the education was Education Year Institution
completed, i.e. the scientific degree was PhD 2008 Faculty of natural
obtained science Skopje
UKIM
M Sc 1994 Faculty of natural
science Belgrade
B Sc 1985 Faculty of natural
science Skopje
UKIM
6. Scope, field and area of the scientific Scope Field Area
title master Natural matematics science mathematics Artificial inteligence
title doctor Natural matematics science infomation Artificial inteligence
technology
8. The institution and the title if employed Institution Elected title and field
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Assistant Professor mathematics
UKIM infromation technology
9. List of subjects in the first, the second and the third cycle of studies, separately
9.1. List of subjects in the first cycle of studies
No. Subject title Study program/Institution
1. Mathematics 1 (4+4) Civil engineering and geotechnics /
Faculty of civil engineering
103
2. Mathematics (4+4) Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
3. Mathematics 2 (4+4) Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
9.2. List of subjects in the second cycle of studies
1. Selected chapters from mathematics (2+2) Geodesy and geotechnics/Faculty of
civil engineering
List of subjects in the third cycle of studies
9.3. No. Subject title Study program/Institution
10. Selected results in the last five years

10.1. Relevant printed scientific papers (up to five)
No. Authors, title, publisher/year
1. Petruseva Silvana: Emotion learning: Solving a shortest path problem in an arbitrary

deterministic environment in linear time with an emotional agent,
International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, 2008,
2. Vol.18, No.3, 409-421
Petruseva Silvana:Forward Chaining Algorithm for Solving the Shortest Path Problem in
Arbitrary Deterministic Environment in Linear Time Applied for the Tower of Hanoi
Problem, Proceedings on 32nd Annual Conference on Artificial Intelligence (KI-2009),
Padreborn, Germany, 2009, Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI 5803), pp 672-
679, Springer Verlag Berlin Heilderberg,
10.2. Participation in scientific-research national and international projects (up to five)
Forward Chaining Algorithm for Solving the Shortest Path Problem in Arbitrary Deterministic
Environment in Linear Time Applied for the Tower of Hanoi Problem
Proceedings on 32nd Annual Conference on Artificial Intelligence (KI-2009), Padreborn, Germany,
2009, Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI 5803), pp 672-679, Springer Verlag Berlin
Heilderberg
1. Petru{eva S (1999): Konsekventno programirawe: Re{avawe problem so koordinatna

adaptivna mre`a od nevronski tip, Prilog kon nau~na tema: Matemati~ka analiza i nejzina
primena, Elektrotehni~ki fakultet, Skopje (nacionalen)
11. Supervisor of diploma works, master thesis and doctoral thesis
11.1. Diploma works Xx
11.2. Master thesis 1
11.3. Doctoral thesis xx
1. Name and surname Branko Trpkovski

2. Date of birth -
4. Title Doctor of technical sciences
completed, i.e. the scientific degree was PhD
obtained M Sc
B Sc
title master Technical sciences Architecture
title doctor Technical sciences Architecture Technical sciences
Faculty of Architecture Full Professor
1. Descriptive geometry Civil engineering and geotechnics /

10.3. Printed books in the last five years (up to five)
104
10.4 Printed expert papers in the last five years (up to five)

11.1. Diploma works Xx
11.2. Master thesis Xx
1. Name and surname Gjorgi Kokalanov

2. Date of birth 18.05.1949 year
completed, i.e. the scientific degree was PhD 1984 Faculty of civil
obtained engineering UKIM
M Sc 1978 Faculty of civil
engineering UKIM
B Sc 1973 Faculty of civil
engineering UKIM
title master Technical sciences civil Theory of structures
engineering
title doctor Technical sciences civil Theory of structures
engineering
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Full Professor
UKIM Theory of structures
1. Programming Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Theory of structures II Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. CAD Oriented software Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4 Computer modeling Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Non linear analysis of AB structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Modern computer programming Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Non linear analysis of computer modeling Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Gjorgi Kokalanov, Viktor Mihajlov, Computer design of flat plates,1st Simposium
105
Computing in Engineering, Zagreb, 2003
Kokalanov Gj., FE Analysis solutions for Civil and Structural Engineering, Invited
2. Lecture, GIS and Civil Design Conference, Bucharest, 2003
Kokalanov Gj., FEMA 356 Standard for Seismic Evaluation of Existing Building,
10th Simposium, MASE, Ohrid, 2003
3. Kokalanov Gj ., Repair and rehabilitation research for seismic resistance of structures,
11. Kongres jugoslovenskog drutva graevinskih konstruktera. Repair and
rehabilitation research ..., 2006
Kokalanov Gj, Taskov Lj, Analitical And Experimental Investigations Of Seizmical
Rezistace Of Byzantine Church And Proposals For Its Protection, PROHITECH
CONFERENCE 2009, Rim, 2009

1 ,
Macedonia.
2 ,
Macedonia, Skopje
3 ,
Macedonia, Skopje

.
. Macedonia . ,
Macedonia, e, 2002-2003
PROHITECH - EARTHQUAKE PROTECTION OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS BY
REVERSIBLE MIXED TECHNOLOGIES, FP6-2002-INCO-MPC-1, Started 2004-
2008.

FORTRAN, 1992
, 1993
FORTRAN
11.1. Diploma works 15
11.3. 3
1. Name and surname Meri Cvetkovska

3. Education level VII-3
4. Title Doctor in technical sciences
completed, i.e. the scientific degree B Sc 1984 Faculty of
was obtained civil
engineering
M Sc 1994 Faculty of
civil
engineering
PhD 2002 Faculty of
civil
engineering
106
title master Technical-technological Civil Mechanics of
engineering rigid and
deformed
body
title doctor Technical-technological Civil Theory of
engineering structures
8. The institution and the title if Institution Elected title and field
employed Faculty of Civil Engineering - Associated professor, Mechanics
UKIM of rigind and deformed body
1. Statics Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Kinematics and dynamics Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Fire resistance of AB structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Energy efficiency of the buildings Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Kinematics and dynamics Geotechnics/ Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Fire resistance of structures Faculty of civil engineering
Podgorica, Montenegro
5. Fire resitance of structures Faculty of civil engineering
Zagreb, Croatia
9.3. List of subjects in the third cycle of studies
1. MKE for solution of stationary and non stationary Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
temperature fields engineering
No. Authors title Publishers/year
1. . rombeva Experimental analysis of Applied Mechanics
Gavriloska, M. mechanical characteristics of and Materials, vol.
Cvetkovska, V. composite materials influenced 82 (2011) pp.172177
Gavriloski, T. by their components at indoor
Samardzioska and elevated temperatures
M.Cvetkovska
2. . rombeva Influence of the Composite Physics Procedia,
Gavriloska, Components on the Tension vol. 22 (2011) pp.584
M. Cvetkovska, Behavior of FRP Materials 589
V. Gavriloski,
T. Samardzioska
2. Cvetkovska M., Numerical and experimental Proceedings of International
Cvetanovski P., determination of residual Conference-Applications of
Mihajlov V. concrete strength after action of Structural Fire Engineering,
fire Prague, 19-20 February
2009, pp.190-196
3. Cvetkovska M., Nonlinear Finite Element 33rd IABSE Symposium
Trpevski S., Analysis of RC Beams Subjected (International Association
Ivanisevic N. to Fire for Bridge and Structural
Engineering), Bangkok,
Thailand, September 2009
4. M.Cvetkovska, Examination, assessment and COST Action C26, Urban
Lj.Lazarov repair of RC structure by fire Habitat Constructions under
Catastrophic Events,
Proceedings of the Final
Conference, Naples,
September 2010, pp.757-
762
5. M. Cvetkovska, Numerical analysis of thermal International Scientific
T. Samardzioska, bridges using FEM Conference PBE 2010, 10-
107
C. Filipova, A. 12.11.2010, Krtiny, Czech
Trombeva- Republic.
Gavriloska
No. Authors title Publishers/ye
ar
1. ., Lj.
Lazarov, , Faculty of
. Civil
Engineering -
Skopje, 1999
2. Lj. Lazarov,
. Faculty of
Civil
Engineering -
Skopje, 2006
3. M. Cvetkovska, International scientific-research Project : COST C12,
member of Improvement of buildings structural quality by 2002-2004
COST C12 new technologies, Structural Integrity under
Exceptional Actions
4. M. Cvetkovska, International scientific-research Project COST COST C26,
member of C26 -Urban habitant constructions under 2008-2010
COST C26 catastrophic events.
5. M. Cvetkovska, International scientific-research Project COST COST TU
member of TU 907 IFER-Integrated Fire Engineering and 907,
Management Response 2010-2012
Committee
COST TU 907
No. Authors title Publishers/ye
ar
1. M. Cvetkovska Printed lectures of , .
2006
2. M. Cvetkovska Printed lectures of .
2008
No. Authors title Publishers/year
1. M. Cvetkovska, Examination, Assessment Internacionalni naucno-
Lj. Lazarov and Repair of RC Structure strucni skup:
of Building Damaged in Fire Gradjevinarstvo-Nauka i
Praksa, Zabljak, Crna Gora,
Februari 2006
2. M. Cvetkovska Nonlinear and transient International Conference
thermal response of outlet 2006 - Contemporary
tunnel of arch dam Problems in Civil
Sv.PETKA-SKOPJE Engineering, Subotica,
Srbija, June 2006
3. Cvetkovska M., Determination of the level of Internacionalni naucno-
Lazarov Lj. deterioration and technical strucni skup:
solution for repair of fired Gradjevinarstvo-Nauka i
structure in OKTA-Skopje Praksa, Zabljak, Crna Gora,
Februari 2010
4. Cvetkovska M., Investigation of the potential CeProSARD, Agro Energy
Samardzioska T. for eco-houses engineering Study May September
in the sustainable farming 2009.
and rural communities in
Republic of Macedonia
11.2. Master thesis
,
, 2010
11.3. Doctoral thesis
,
, 2010
108
1. Name and surname Spasen Gjorgjevski
obtained engineering - UKIM
engineering -
Zagreb
engineering - UKIM
title master Technical sciences Geotechnics Foundations
title doctor Technical sciences Geotechnics Foundations
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Full Professor - Foundations
UKIM
1. Foundations 1 Geotechnics/ Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Foundations 2 Geotechnics/ Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Earths pressure and supporting structures Geotechnics/ Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Geotechnics and underground works and structures Geotechnics/ Faculty of civil
engineering
5. Foundations Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Geotechnical modeling Geotechnics/ Faculty of civil
engineering

1. Josifovski J., Gjorgjevski S. and Jovanovski M. Deep excavation with multi-anchored
diaphragm wall, Proceedings of 15th European Conference on Soil Mechanics and
2. Geotechnical Engineering,12-15 September 2011, Athens, Greece; 2011, p.1485-1490.
Gjorgjevski Sp., Papi J.Br., Straeski A., Susinov B.: Synergie on the design of retaining
wall in the St.Jovan Bigorski monastery complex, IDE 2011, Ni
Jovanovski M., Papi J., Donevska K., Vitanv V., Gjorgjevski Sp., Josifovski
3. J. Investigations and design for solid waste landfill in specific environment,
11th International Waste Management and Landfill Symposium, Sardinia 2007
4. M. Jovanovski, Sp. Gjorgjevski, J. Papi, J. Josifovski. Treatment of soils with
additives RBI-81 and Renolith (8th International Geotechnical Conference,
5. Improvement of soil properties, Bratislava 2007.)
Jovanovski M., Gjorgjevski Sp., Papi Br. J., Josifovski Josif . Improvement of the
mechanical properties for pavement layers in road construction stabilized
with additives RBI-81 and Renolith (5th Pan-European Conference on planing
for minerals and transport infrastructure, Sarajevo 2006.)
109
1. . . , . , . Jovanovski, . , . ,
, -
, , 2009
2. Jovanovski ., ., ., ., Donevska .,
., . .
(2. ,
Ohrid 2006.)
3. . Jovanovski, . , . . , . , . .

, , , Struga,
4. 2009
. . , . , . Jovanovski, . , . ,
, -
, , 2009
. Jovanovski, . . , . :
,
,
Struga, 2010
11.3. Doctoral thesis 2
1. Name and surname Ljupcho Dimitrievski

engineering - Zagreb
engineering - UKIM
title master Technical sciences civil engineering Geotechnics
title doctor Technical sciences civil engineering Geotechnics
Faculty of Civil Full Professor
Engineering - UKIM Department of geotechnics
1. Soil mechanics Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Soil mechanics I Geotechnics/Faculty of civil engineering
Geotechnics/Faculty of civil engineering
3. Soil mechanics II Geotechnics/Faculty of civil engineering

4. Earth works and structures Geotechnics/Faculty of civil engineering
5. Geo synthetics Geotechnics/Faculty of civil engineering
6. Geotechnical practice Geotechnics/Faculty of civil engineering
110
1.
2. Landslides and stability of slopes Geotechnics/Faculty of civil engineering
3 Soil dynamics Geotechnics/Faculty of civil engineering
4 Theoretical mechanic of soils Geotechnics/Faculty of civil engineering
1.
1. Lj. Dimitrievski: Geosynthetics as creative possibilities of geotechnical
engineers, Invited lecturer on Preliminary Session, XIV European Conference on
Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, September 24-27, 2007, Madrid -
2. Spain vol.5, pp.523-528;
D.Ilievski, Lj.Dimitrievski, E.Ilievska, Dynamic analyses of pavement construction under
traffic loading, XIV European Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical
3. Engineering, September 24-27, 2007, Madrid - Spain vol.3 pp. 1463-1469;
Lj.Dimitrievski, E.Ilievska, Analytic approachfor improved bearing capacity and predicted
settlements of geosynthetica-reinforced shallow foundations, XIV European Conference on
Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, September 24-27, 2007, Madrid - Spain
4. vol.3 pp. 1439-1445;
Lj. Dimitrievski, D. Ilievski, D. Dimitrievski, V. Kolevski: Stress-strain and
stability analysis of tailing dam Toranica - Kriva Palanka, 17-th International
5. Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, October 5-9, 2009,
Alexandria - Egypt, vol.3, pp.1638
D. Ilievski, D. Dimitrievski, Lj. Dimitrievski: Case study for dislocation of river
6. Temnica over high embankments on a deposit material 17-th International
Conference on Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering, October 5-9, 2009,
Alexandria - Egypt, vol.2, pp. 1530-1534
7. Lj. Dimitrievski, D. Ilievski, D. Dimitrievski, B. Bogoevski: Static and Seismic
Stability nalyses of retaining walls for landslide rehabilitation in Mogorce, 15th
European Conference on Soil Mechanics & Geotechnical Engineering, Athens,
8. 2011, vol.3, pp.1125-1130
Lj. Dimitrievski, D. Ilievski, D. Dimitrievski, B. Bogoevski: Design for Upgrading
of Tailing Dam Toranica - Kriva Palanka in Complex Geotechnical and
Hydrological Conditions, 15th ECSMGE, Athens, 2011, vol.3, pp.1255-1260
Lj. Dimitrievski: Rehabilitation and prevention of landslides using reinforced
soil, Invited lecturer on Discussion Session 4.3 Landslides, 15th ECSMGE,
Athens, 2011
1. - .
Ljupcho Dimitrievski - , 2000
2002 ,
2. Macedonia.

- . Ljupcho Dimitrievski -
, 2006 ,
3.
Macedonia.
4. Improvement of Management Transboundary water resources - . Ljupcho
Dimitrievski - , 2005 ,
, Ministry of environment
and physical planning
Macedonia.
Macedonia
1. I
2. II
3.
4.
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1. 3
, - 2011
2.

Skopje, , 2011 -
3.
Macedonia, , ,
4. 2011

5. , 2009,
2-2 Skopje 1,
( 1, 2 2-2), 2008 -
1. Name and surname Milorad Jovanoski

4. Title Doctor in Technical sciences
completed, i.e. the scientific degree was B Sc 1988 UKIM
obtained M Sc 1993 Belgrade university
PhD 2010 UKIM
title master Technical sciences Geotechnics Civil engineering
title doctor Technical sciences Geotechnics Civil enigneering
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Full Professor, Geotechnics
UKIM
1. Engineering geology Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Applied hydrogeology Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Geotechnical research Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Improvement of rocks Civil engineering and geotechnics /
5. Rock mechanics etc. Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
6. Soil Mechanics Derec / UKIM
1. Landslides and stability of slopes Civil engineering and geotechnics /
2. Estimation of risk in geotechnics Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Geotechnics in the environmental protection Civil engineering and geotechnics /
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4. Engineering rock mechanics Civil engineering and geotechnics /
5. Geotechnics in the environmental protection Interdisciplinary environmental
studies, UKIM
1. Geotechnical modeling Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Engineering rock mechanics Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Peshevski I., Jovanovski M. (2011): Interaction Matrix Method in Hydrogeological

Analyses at Coal Mines, SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL on Mathematical Modelling in Civil
Engineering Volume 7-No.2, une, 2011, Technical University of Civil Engineering,
Bucharest, Romania, Impact factor IF=0.23
2. M. Jovanovski, J. Br. Papi, J. Josifovski, I. Peevski, V. Vitanov, Sp. Gjorgjevski.
Alternative for large scale testing of interface shear strength. 4th Workshop New
Theoretical Knowledge in Geotechnics - iTAM 2011, Institute of Theoretical and Applied
Mechanics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Praha, 2011.
3. Jovanovski M., Donevska K., Peshevski I., Implementation of Interaction Matrix Method
in Solid Waste Landfill Engineering, From Sanitary to Sustainable Landfilling, - why, how,
and when? 1st International Conference on Final Sinks,23rd 25th September 2010, Vienna
4. Jovanovski M., Peshevski I., Analyses of Landslide
Hazard Evaluation Factors using polynomial
interpolation, Second Landslide World Forum, Rome,
Italy, 2011
5. Katerina R. Donevska, Pece V. Gorsevski, Milorad Jovanovski & Igor Peevski., Regional
non-hazardous landfill site selection by integrating fuzzy logic, AHP and geographic
information systems, Journal, Environmental Earth Sciences, ISSN 1866-6280, Environ
Earth Sci., DOI 10.1007/s12665-011-1485-y, Springer, 2011, Impact factor IF=0.78
1. M.Jovanovski, J.Josifovski, J.Papic and V.Vitanov, Study program in Geotechnics. Tempus

Project SCM-C006B03-2003. University Ss. Cyriil and Methodius and University Ss.
Climent Ohridski, Skopje, 2006.
2. FP-6 programme, Earthquake Protection of Historical Buildings by Reversible Mixed
Tehnologies PROHITECH, WP-7 Experimental analysis,Leader: prof. K. Gramatikov,
2004-2007 ( )-.
3. Development of Environmental and Resources Engineering Curriculum (DEREC), EU
TEMPUS co-financed Project CD_JEP-19028-2004, 2005-2008.
4. Development of Environmental and Resources Engineering Learning (DEREL), EU
Tempus PROJECT NUMBER 511001-TEMPUS-1-2010-1-IT-TEMPUS-JPCR, 2010-2013.
5. ,
Faculty of Civil Engineering , 2009-
2010
1. , e , Faculty of Civil Engineering-Skopje,

. , ISBN, 978-9989-2469-7-5, Skopje, 2007 ( )
2. ( )
1. Jovanovski M., Dimitrov B., Experiences, methodology and principles for rock slope
stabilization, case for a road to arch dam Sveta petka, Savremena Gradjevinrska praksa,
Novi Sad, 2010
2. Jovanovski M., Krvavac-Spago A., Peshevski I., Range of Engineering-geological properties
for some carbonate rock complexes from Balkan Peninsula, Geologica Macedonica, Vol.24,
No.1, pp.23-30, ISSN 0352-1206, 2010
3. Jovanovski M., (2007). Some data about Rock Mass rating for Rock masses from the
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Republic of Macedonia, Journal Geological Macedonica, Vol. 19, pp.63-68, ISSN0352-
1206, Stip, R.Macedonia
4. Jovanovski M., Papic J., DONEVSKA K., Vitanov V., Gjorgevski Sp., Josifovski
J.,Investigations and design for solid waste landfill in specific environment,
11th International Waste Management and Landfill Symposium, Sardinia 2007
5. Jovanovski M., Papic J., Dambov R., Pesevski I., Stability aspects of excavation in landslide
zone for a coal mine Suvodol, R. Macedonia, 3rd BALKAN MINING CONGRESS, Izmir,
Turkey, 2009
11.1. Diploma works over 30
1. Name and surname Josif Josifovski

completed, i.e. the scientific degree was B Sc 1999 UKIM
obtained M Sc 2002 University
Rur Bohum, AR
Germany
PhD 2010 UKIM
title master Technical sciences Geotechnics Civil engineering
title doctor Technical sciences Geotechnics Civil engineering
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Assistant professor on the
UKIM geotechnics department
1. Foundation Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Foundation 1 Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Geotechnical research Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Soil improvement Civil engineering and geotechnics /
5. Geotechnical practice Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
6. Soil Mechanics Derec / UKIM
1. Special foundation problems Civil engineering and geotechnics /
2. Rheology of soils and rocks Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Geotechnics in environmental protection Civil engineering and geotechnics /
4. Foundation dynamics Civil engineering and geotechnics /
5. Geotechnics in environmental protection Interdisciplinary environmental
studies, UKIM
1. -- --
1. Josifovski J., Absorbing Boundary Conditions and Perfectly Matched Layer Model for
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Elastodynamic Analysis, IDE 2011- Innovation as a function of Engineering development,
Thematic Proceedings, Nis, Serbia, ISBN 978-86-80295-97-8; 2011, p.85-108.
Geotechnical Engineering,12-15 September 2011, Athens, Greece; 2011, p.1485-1490.
3. Josifovski J., Vitanov V. and von Estorff O. Perfectly Matched Layers An absorbing
boundary condition for elastic wave propagation. A Journal of the Macedonian association
of Structural Engineers No.9/2010, ISBN 9989-9785-3-0; 2010, p. 584-592.
4. Josifovski, J., Vitanov, V. and von Estorff, O. Absorbing boundary conditions and the
Perfectly Matched Layer model in elastic wave propagation analysis, Proceedings of 14th
European Conference on Earthquake Engineering (ECEE), 30 August 2 September 2010,
Ohrid, R. Macedonia.
5. Arangelovski, T., Gramatikov, K., Josifovski, J. and Jovanovski, M. Minimum
requirements to test properties of equivalent materials for building large-scale model,
Proceedings of the International Conference on Protection of Historical Buildings,
PROHITECH 09, Rome, Italy, 21-24 June 2009, editor Federico M. Mazzolani, CRC Press,
Taylor & Francis Group; 2009, p.1573-1578.
6. Josifovski J., Vasil Vitanov and Otto von Estorff: Absorbing boundary conditions and the
Perfectly Matched Layer model in elastic wave propagation analysis, 8th World Congress
on Computational Mechanics (WCCM8) 5th. European Congress on Computational
Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering (ECCOMAS 2008), June 30 July 5, 2008,
Venice, Italy.
7. Jovanovski M., Papic J., Gjorgjevski S., Josifovski J. Treatment of soils with additives
RBI-81 and Renolith, Proceedings of 8th International Geotechnical
Conference, Improvement of soil properties, Bratislava; 2007, p. 292-299.
1. M.Jovanovski, J.Josifovski, J.Papic and V.Vitanov, Study program in Geotechnics. Tempus
Project SCM-C006B03-2003. University Ss. Cyril and Methodius and University Ss.
Climent Ohridski, Skopje, 2006.
2. FP-6 programme, Earthquake Protection of Historical Buildings by Reversible Mixed
Tehnologies PROHITECH, WP-7 Experimental analysis,Leader: prof. K. Gramatikov,
2004-2007 ( )-.
3. Development of Environmental and Resources Engineering Curriculum (DEREC), EU
TEMPUS co-financed Project CD_JEP-19028-2004, 2005-2008.
4. Development of Environmental and Resources Engineering Learning (DEREL), EU
Tempus PROJECT NUMBER 511001-TEMPUS-1-2010-1-IT-TEMPUS-JPCR, 2010-2013.
5. Geotechnical investigations for the Bridge reconstruction works on M1 (Negotino-
Gevgelija). Preparation of Technical documentation supported by NATO Project number --
. 2007.
. Authors, title, publisher/year
. Authors, title, publisher/year
1. Josifovski J., Gjorgjevski S. and Jovanovski M. Numerical analysis of 20.5m deep
excavation with anchored diaphragm wall. Proceedings of 7th International Symposium on
"Geotechnical Aspects of Underground Construction in Soft Ground", 2011, in Roma, Italy.
2011.
Geotechnical Engineering,12-15 September 2011, Athens, Greece, pp.1485-1490. 2011.
3. Josifovski, J., Vitanov, V. and von Estorff, O. Absorbing boundary conditions and the
Perfectly Matched Layer model in elastic wave propagation analysis, Abstract book of 14th
European Conference on Earthquake Engineering (ECEE), pp.226, 2010, Ohrid, R.
Macedonia.
4. Josifovski J., Papic J., Jovanovski M., The influence of soil content on some
engineering properties of solid waste, 11th International Waste Management and
Landfill Symposium, Sardinia 2007.
5. Jovanovski M., Josifovski J, Papic J., Gjorgjevski S.,. Treatment of soils with
additives RBI-81 and Renolith, Proceedings of 8th International Geotechnical
Conference, Improvement of soil properties, Bratislava 2007.
11.2. Master thesis -
11.3. Doctoral thesis -
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1. Name and surname Svetlana Petkovska Onchevska
4. Title Doctor of technical science
engineering - UKIM
engineering - UKIM
title master Technical sciences civil Analysis of structures
engineering Technical mechanics
and strength of
materials and finite
elements of solving.

title doctor Technical sciences civil Analysis of structures
engineering Technical
mechanization and
strength of materials
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Full Professor, Tehcnic mechanics
UKIM and strength of materials
1. Strength of materials Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Construction materials Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3.
1. Composite materials Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Composite materials - engineering Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering

1. ., ., " -
", 12- International Simposium of MASE, Struga, 2007.
Koce Todorov, . ,
2. , 12- International
Simposium of MASE, Struga, 27-29 2007.
Koce Todorov, . , ..
3. SMA , 13- International Simposium
of MASE, Ohrid, 14-17 2009.

1. "Energy Efficiency Building with Focus on Faades Technology", 2007-2010, Member of

the Working Technical group, Partners: Sto Ges.m.bH, Austrian Development
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Cooperation, Macedonian Center of Energy Efficiency-MACEF, Alpos d.o.o.,
"Energy Efficiency in Building, Strengthening of the capacities of the Energy Agency,
2. Development of Energy Efficiency Regulation in the Building Sector, Pilot Application and
Development Cooperation in Republic Macedonian", Partners of Academia: Faculty of
Civil Engineering, Faculty of Architecture, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the
University "Ss. Cyril and Methodius" and TU Wien, 2009-.

1. - ., ., , Faculty of Civil
Engineering, Skopje 1998, issue 2002., on-line issue 2008, 2012.
(Authorized )
2. - ., ., , Skopje 2011.,
on-line issue (Authorized ),
Samardzioska T., Petkovska-Oncevska S., Solid Mechanics, Skopje 2008.

11.3. Doctoral thesis /
1. Name and surname Cvetanka Popovska

completed, i.e. the scientific degree PhD 1988 Faculty of civil
was obtained engineering - UKIM
M Sc 1981 Delft, Netherlands
1983 IHE-Institute of
Hydraulic
Engineering/ Faculty
of Civil Engineering -
UKIM
engineering - UKIM
title master Technical sciences civil Hydrotechnics
engineering
title doctor Technical sciences civil Hydrotechnics
engineering
employed Faculty of Civil Full Professor
Engineering - UKIM Hydraulics, hydrology and river
engineering
1. Fluid mechanics Civil engineering and
geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering (courses on
117
structural engineering, hydraulic
engineering, roads and railways)
2. Hydraulics Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering (hydraulic
engineering course)
3. Hydrology Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering course)

1. Restoration of river basins Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering course)
2. Ecohydrology Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering course)
3. Hydraulic-scale models Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering course)
1. Spatial hydrology Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. River ecosystems Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Popovska C., Sekovski D., (2011). Hydrological Sub-Watershed Analysis of

Prespa Lake. Journal VODOPRIVREDA 0350-0519, 43 (2011), pp. 249-259, Belgrade,
Serbia
2. Popovska C., (2011). Hydrological Sub-Watershed Analysis in Prespa Region.
International Conference Earth on the Edge: Science for a Sustainable Planet, IUGG
2011, Melbourne, Australia (http://www.iugg2011.com/)
3. Popovska C., (2011). Invited speaker on: Tectonic Lakes: Climatic and
Antrhropogenic Impacts, European Geosciences Union, General Assembly 2011,
Vienna, Austria (http://www.egu.eu/)
4. Popovska C., Jovanovski M., (2011). Impacts from waste disposal sites to
surface waters, Twelfth International Symposium on Water Management and
Hydraulic Engineering WMHE2011, Gdansk, Poland
(http://www.wmhe2011.willis.pg.gda.pl/)
5. Popovska C., Jovanovski, M., Ivanoski, D., Peevski, I., (2010). Storm Sewer
System Analysis in Urban Areas and Flood Risk Assessment, Scientific Journal on
Mathematical Modelling in Civil Engineering, Volume 6-No. 4, December 2010,
Technical University of Civil Engineering, Bucharest, Romania
(http://www.utcb.ro/utcb/)

1. Glantz M., Caponi C., Popovska C., et all. (2009). Climate and Water Affairs in
Southeastern Europe. UN WATER, World Meteorological Organization (WMO), UN
Water Decade Programme on Capacity Developmen with Consortium for Capacity
Building (University of Colorado).
2. Popovska C., Morell M., (2009). Synthesis on BALWOIS Project Activities-
Review of the papers and concluding remarks for future actions. Water Forum in
Istanbul, International Conferences on Water Observation and Information System for
Decision Support BALWOIS (www.balwois.com)
1. Popovska C., Stavri V., Sekovski D., (2011). Hydrology and Hydraulic
Structures in Environmental Engineering, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Skopje,
Macedonia. ISBN 978-608-4510-07-9
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2. Popovska C., Krsti S., (2010). Manual for river restoration, United Nations
Development Program (UNDP) and Global Environmental Fund (GEF), Skopje,,
Macedonia. ISBN 978-9989-188-67-1(http://prespa.iwlearn.org)
3. Morell, M., Popovska C., Morell O., Stojov V., (ed.), (2010). Fourth Conference
on Water Observation and Information System for Decision Support BALWOIS 2010
(Proceedings). ISBN 978-608-4510-03-1 (Vol. I), ISBN 978-608-4510-04-8 (Vol. II)
(http://balwois.com/2010)
4. Popovska C., Jovanovski M., (ed.), (2009). Eleventh International Symposium
on Water Management and Hydraulic Engineering (Proceedings). Publisher: Faculty
of Civil Engineering-Skopje. ISBN 978-9989-2469-7-5 (htpp://wmhe.gf.ukim.edu.mk)
5. Hlavinek P., Popovska C., Marsalek J., Mahrikova I., Kukharchuk T., (ed.),
(2009). Risk Management of Water Suplly and Sanitation Systems. Publisher:
Springer. ISBN 978-90-481-2363-6 (www.springer.com)
1. Popovska C., (2011). Floods-causes, consequences and protection, Journal
PRESING, year. 1, No. 1, pp.53-57, Chamber of the authorized architects and
authorized engineeris in the Republic of Macedonia, Skopje. ISSN 1857-744-x (in
Macedonian)
2. Bogdanov N., Popovska C., Milovanovic S.., Ivanoski D., (2009). Capacity and
function of the River Vranovska diversion into the reservoir Lisice, Macedonian
Committee on Large Dams, Proceedings of the 2nd Congress, pp. 225-232, Struga,
Macedonia (in Macedonian)
3. Popovska C., Ivanoski D., Bonev B., Bogdanov N.., Gjorev D., (2009).
Hydrological and Meteorological monitoring of the Lisice reservoir watershed,
Macedonian Committee on Large Dams, Proceedings of the 2nd Congress, pp. 293-
299, Struga, Macedonia (in Macedonian)

1. Name and surname Elena Dumova-Jovanoska

engineering - UKIM
engineering - UKIM
engineering
engineering
1. Dynamics of structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Masonry structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
119
3. Seismic designing Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Theory of structures Architecture, Faculty of Architecture
5. Analysis and dimensioning of structures Engineering of the environment and
resources, UKIM
1. Seismic designing 2 Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering

1. Dynamics of structures 2 Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Modeling and analysis of masonry structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. S. Churilov, E. Dumova-Jovanoska, xperimental evaluation of in-plane shear behaviour

of unreinforced and strengthened brick masonry walls,Proceedings on 7. International
Conference AMCM2011 Analytical Models and New Concepts in Concrete and Masonry
Structures, Krakw, Poland, June 13-15, 2011.
2. E. Dumova-Jovanoska, G. Markovski, and S. Churilov, FEM updating of existing
structures based on ambient vibration measurements, Invited paper, Proceedings,
International conference Innovation as a Function of Engineering Development, volume
3. 1, Nis, Serbia, November, 25-26 2011.
S. Churilov, E.Dumova-Jovanoska, In-plane shear behaviour of unreinforced and
strengthened masonry walls, 14th European Conference on Earthquake Engineering,
4. Ohrid, August 30th-September 3rd 2010, MAEE, ISBN 978-608-65185-0-9.
F. Grajevci, N. Pojani, D. N. Risti, E. Dumova-Jovanoska, Vulnerability of existing
masonry buildings in Prishtina city, 14th European Conference on Earthquake
Engineering, Ohrid, August 30th-September 3rd 2010, MAEE, ISBN 978-608-65185-0-9.
5. S. Churilov, E. Dumova-Jovanoska, Calibration of a numerical model for masonry with
application to experimental results, ACEE Journal, The Silesian University of Technology,
Poland, vol. 1 No. 3/2008, pp 41-48, ISSN 1899-0142.
1. Federico M. Mazzolani et all, Earthquake Protection of Historical Buildings by Reversible

Mixed Technologies, FP6-2002-INCO-MPC-1, Contract No. PL 509119 (2004-2008)
2. Elena Dumova-Jovanoska et all, Technical assistance for capacity building of the Institute
of Standardisation (ISRM), Assignment: Preparation & drafting of EC8: Annex for EN
1998-3 Design of Structures for earthquake resistance Part 3,
EuropeAid/129223/C/SER/MK, AFNOR Ref.: E4074 M1022002, May 2011
1. Elena Dumova-Jovanoska, , Faculty of Civil Engineering, 2005

1. . , . -, . ,
. .6 ( )
2. Skopje, Faculty of Civil Engineering-Skopje, 2010
. -, . , . , .., ., .
,
3. , ,
Ohrid, , 2011

120
1. Name and surname Liljana Denkovska
engineering - UKIM
engineering - UKIM
engineering
engineering
1. Numerical methods of civil engineering Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Static analysis of the line constructions Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Numerical methods Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Numerical analysis Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Static analysis of the line constructions Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. - . , L. Denkovska, 2006/123/
, Proceedings, 12. , Ohrid,
2. 2007 .
L. Denkovska, . , . , . , . , .
,
, 2-, Proceedings, 13. ,
3. Ohrid, 2009 .
- . , . , L. Denkovska,
, Proceedings, 13. , Ohrid,
4. 2009 .
- L. Denkovska, . , . , . , . , .
,
, Proceedings, 13. ,
5. Ohrid, 2009 .
- G. Aleksovski, L. Denkovska, . ,
. ,
, , Ohrid, 2009 .
1. - Earthquake Protection of Historical Buildings by Reversible Mixed Technologies -

PROHITECH, FP6-2002-INCO-MPC-1, Contract No. PL 509119 (2004-2008)
( ).
121
1. Liljana Denkovska, , Faculty of Civil Engineering, 2006

1. - M. Cvetkovska, Lj. Lazarov, L. Denkovska,
- Skopje, -
, 2010, 2010 .
2. - M. Cvetkovska, Lj. Lazarov, L. Denkovska,
- Skopje, -
, 2010, 2010.
11.2. Master thesis 1 Pushover
, 2010. ()
2.
, 2010 . ()
3.
, ()
11.3. Doctoral thesis 1.

.
1. Name and surname Grozde Aleksovski

engineering - UKIM
engineering - UKIM
engineering
engineering
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Assistant Professor
1. Infromation technology Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Theory of slab and shells Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Optimization of structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Numerical analysis and methods of optimatization of
engineering
122
2. Static and seismic analysis of concrete dams with
accompanying structures

1. D.Penava, N.Bajrami, G.Schmid, M.Petronijevic, G.Aleksovski, V. Sigmund, Dynamic soil-

structure interaction on frame structures with spectral elements Part II, Internacionalni
nauno-struni skup Graevinarstvo nauka I praksa, abljak, 2008.
2. G. Aleksovski, Homogenization theory for media with periodic structure, Simpozijun 2008
DKKS, Zlatibor, 2008.
3. G. Aleksovski,
( ), 13- , Ohrid, 2009.
., G. Aleksovski,
4. , 14- ,
Struga, 2011.
1. G. Aleksovski, L. Denkovska, . ,
. ,
, , Ohrid 2009.

11.3. Doctoral thesis
1. Name and surname Vanco Gjorgjiev

Education Year Institution
Faculty of civil
PhD 1996
When and where the education engineering - UKIM
5. was completed, i.e. the scientific Faculty of civil
1992
degree was obtained engineering - Belgrade
Faculty of civil
B Sc 1980
engineering - Belgrade
Scope, field and area of the Scope Field Area
scientific title master Land Registry
6. Technical- technological
Geodesy Geo Information
sciences
Systems
Scope, field and area of the Scope Field Area
scientific title doctor Land Registry
7. Technical- technological
Geodesy Geo Information
sciences
Systems
The institution and the title if Institution Elected title and field
8. employed Faculty of Civil Engineering
Full Professor, geodesy
- UKIM
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List of subjects in the first, the second and the third cycle of studies, separately
9. 9.1. List of subjects in the first cycle of studies
1. Land Registry Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
2. Geo Information Systems Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
3. Geodetic bases Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
4. Management of real estate Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
5. Software packets in geodesy Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
6. Land law and regulations Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
7. Geo Information Systems Architecture/Faculty of architecture
8. Geo Information Systems IZIIS/Faculty of mechanical engineering
1. Modern Land Registry Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
2. Real estate administration Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
3. Land Information Systems Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
4. WEB oriented Geo Information Systems Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
5. Automatic data processing Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering

No.
Authors, title, publisher/year
The transaction procedures of real estate in the cadastre system in R. Macedonia,
Australia
Registration of 3D Situations in R. Macedonia, Problems and Needs,
Spatial distribution of blood lead levels in children due to a lead smelter plant in Veles,
Fresenius Environmental Bulletin, Vol. 14, No. 9, pp 764-767
Environmental health risk assessment of the air pollution and blood-lead level in achool
children from Veles, Journal of Environmental Protection and Ecology, Vol.5,No.2, Sofija :
320-6
3D Kadastre What, Why, How, Albena, Bugarija
Modern cadastre as a base for GIS, semantics or need, Holland
Cadastre what-where-how, Bulgaria
Dependence: data-decision, Bulgaria
Participation in scientific-research national and international projects (up to five)
No.
10.2. Authors, title, publisher/year
GPS Satel_SPOT
, Macedonia

TEMPUS Project "DEREC"
, University of Florence, University of Bochum,
University of Thessaloniki, University of Vienna, University of "St. Cyril and Methodius"
Skopje
TEMPUS Project "LAGOS" Development of New Land Governance Studies in
Macedonia and Ukraine, University of Kiev, University
of Doneck, University of Lvov, University of Harkiv, University of Krakow, University of
"St. Cyril and Methodius" Skopje, Royal Institute of technology Sweden
FP7 Strengthening and development of Earth Observation activities for the
environment in the Balkan area THEME [ENV.2010.4.1.4-1],
Printed books in the last five years (up to five)
No.
10.3.
, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Skopje
, Faculty of Civil Engineering, Skopje
, Faculty of Civil Engineering
WEB , Faculty of Civil Engineering
/
, Macedonia
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-, -, Macedonia

-, -
_ , Macedonia
Globinfo, , Macedonia
1. Name and surname Ljupcho Lazarov

M Sc 1976 IZIIS - UKIM
engineering - UKIM
title master Technical sciences civil Earthquake
engineering engineering
title doctor Technical sciences civil Earthquake
engineering engineering
UKIM Technical mechanics and strength of
materials
1. Introduction in elasticity Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Introduction in elasticity Civil engineering and geotechnics /
3. Limit states of line structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4 Behavior of structural systems of high-rises affected Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
by earthquakes engineering
5 Non-linear behavior of structures from high-rises Civil engineering/Faculty of civil

from earthquake engineering
1. Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
Seismic designing of structures according to the engineering
movements
2. Geometrical non-linear analysis of strained structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Protection of (old) structures from earthquakes Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Non linear analysis of AB structures (with Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
cooperation of Prof. Kokalanov Gjorgi) engineering
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1. L. Lazarov, K. Todorov, Experimental vs. Numerical Analyses of Mustafa Pasha Mosque
Large Scale Model, PROHITECH 2009 Conference, Rome, June 2009.
L. Lazarov, K. Todorov, New Strengthening Approach of Mustafa Pasha Mosque to
2. Seismic Loads, PROHITECH 2009 Conference, Rome, June 2009.
L. Lazarov, K. Todorov, NEW STRENGTHENING APPROACH FOR MASONRY DOME
STRUCTURES EXPOSED TO SEISMIC LOADS, 14th European Conference on
3. Earthquake Engineering, Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia, August 30 September 03, 2010.
L. Lazarov, K. Todorov, COMMENTS TO EUROCODE 8 RECOMMENDATIONS IN
MODELLING AND ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES, 14th European Conference on
Earthquake Engineering, Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia, August 30 September 03, 2010.
L. Lazarov, K. Todorov, M. Cvetkovska, RC FRAME EXPOSED TO FIRE AFTER
EARTHQUAKE, Application of Structural Fire Design, 29 April 2011, Prague, Czech
Republic.
1 Lj. Lazarov, M. Cvetkovska, T. Samardzioska,

, .Macedonia,
2 , Faculty of Civil Engineering - Skopje, 1996-1998, ,
. Skopje, 1999.
3 Lj. Lazarov, M. Cvetkovska, L. Denkovska,
,
.Macedonia, , Faculty of Civil Engineering -
Skopje, 2002.
Lj. Lazarov, M. Cvetkovska, T. Samardzioska,
, .Macedonia,
, Faculty of Civil Engineering - Skopje, 2000-2003.
Lj. Lazarov, M. Cvetkovska,
, .Macedonia,
, Faculty of Civil Engineering - Skopje, 2003-2006.
Lj. Lazarov, M. Cvetkovska, T. Samardzioska,
,
.Macedonia, ,
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Skopje, 2007.
Earthquake Protection of Historical Buildings by Reversible Mixed
Technologies PROHITECH, 6th Framework Program, FP6-2002-INCO-MPC-1, 2004-
2007.

1. Name and surname Goran Markovski

completed, i.e. the scientific degree was PhD 2003 Faculty of Civil
obtained Engineering -
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UKIM
M Sc 1994 Faculty of Civil
Engineering -
UKIM
B Sc 1986 Faculty of Civil
Engineering -
UKIM
title master Technical sciences Civil Concrete
Engineering structures
title doctor Technical sciences Civil Concrete
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Associated professor
UKIM Concrete and wooden structures
1. Reinforced concrete Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Reinforced concrete structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Durability of concrete structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil

engineering
4. Building regulations Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering

1. Reinforced structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Renovation and strengthening of concrete Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
constructions engineering
3. Durability of concrete structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil

engineering
4. Building regulations Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering

1. Toni Arangjelovski, Sande Atanasovski, Goran Markovski Experimental and analytical

research of time-dependant behavior of reinforced concrete elements, Structural
engineer, a journal of MASE, No.10/2012, pp.653-672
2. Goran Markovski, Have We Forgotten Skopje 1963 Earthquake ,Structural engineer, a
journal of MASE, No.9/2010, pp.608-614
3. G.Markovski, S.Atanasovski, Z.Desovski, T.Arangelovski, O. Kolevski and D. Nakov,
Design for strengthening and repair of the bridges in Republic of Macedonia,
Proceedings of the International Conference on Protection of Historical Buildings,
PROHITECH 09, Rome, Italy, 21-24 June 2009, editor Federico M.Mazzolani, CRC
Press, Taylor & Francis Group, 2009, pp.1573-1578
4. Merima Sahinagic Isovic, Goran Markovski Influence of Steel Fibre Reinforcement to
the Behavior of Reinforced Concrete Beams, Structural engineer, a journal of MASE,
No.10/2012, pp.684-704
5. G. Markovski, Influence of history of loading on the ultimate bearing capacity of
prestressed concrete members, Lifetime-oriented Design Concepts 2007,
November 12-14, 2007, Bochum (Germany), (full paper, Proceedings pp. 267-
274)
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2.
EUROCODE, .Macedonia, 1998-2001.
1. Goran Markovski, Sande Atanasovski, Zoran Desovski, Toni Arangjelovski,
: II ,
Faculty of Civil Engineering-Skopje, 2010
2. Goran Markovski, Sande Atanasovski, Zoran Desovski et.c.,
. Macedonia
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1. Name and surname Radojka Doncheva

engineering - UKIM
engineering - UKIM
title master Technical sciences civil Roads
engineering
title doctor Technical sciences civil Roads
engineering
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Full professor, department of roads
UKIM
128
1. Roads Civil engineering and geotechnics /
2. Designing of roads Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Road junctions Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Superstructure of roads Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
5. Basics of roads Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
1. Designing of roads II Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. City streets Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. City streets II Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Managing and maintenance of roads Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
5. Traffic technical equipment and parking lots Civil engineering/Faculty of civil

engineering
6 Planning of the space and traffic Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
7. Computer programming Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1.
2.
1. Malenkovska Todorova M., Donceva R., ULOGA KONSTRUKTIVNIH ELEMENATA

PUTA U POBOLJSANJU BEZBEDNOSTI DRUMSKOG SAOBRACAJA, I Medjunarodna
Konferencija o upravljanju cestovnom infrastrukturom sa aspekta bezbednosti saobracaja,
Sarajevo, April 2010.
2. Malenkovska Todorova M., Donceva R., Bunevska J, ROLE OF FUNCTIONAL
CLASSIFICATION OF HIGHWAYS IN ROAD TRAFFIC SAFETY, I Scientific Conference
Transport Problems,Katowice, 2009.
3. Donceva R., Ognjenovic S., "The Dynamic Homogenity Determined on the Basis of Road
Elements In the Conditions of Free Traffic Flow As a Function of the Number of Road
Accidents" Jubilee Scientific Conference of UACEG, Bugarija, Sopfija , septemvri 2007
R. Donceva , G. Kokalanov, G. Manceski Optimal Road Section Variant Based on
4 Economic Impact, PEMT 06, 5th Pan European Conference on Planning for Minerals
and Transport Infrastructure, Sarjevo , May 18th 20th 2006
Donceva R.,Ognjenovic S., Uticaj ljudskog faktora na bezbednost saobracaja VIII
simpozium sa medjunarodnim ucescem, Prevencija saobracajnih nezgoda na putevima
2006, Novi Sad, 26 -27 oktobar 2006

1. Radojka Doncheva et.c.,

. Leading researcher Radojka Doncheva
2001 2003 . 30.09.2003 .
12.05.2004 .
2. Marija Malenkoska Todorova, Radojka Doncheva,

, . Leading researcher Prof. Dr. Marija
Malenkovska Todorova- Technical faculty in Bitola, December 2004.
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1. Radojka Doncheva, 1 , 2 issue, Faculty of Civil

Engineering, Skopje 2011
1. Z. Krakutovski,R. Doncheva,D. Moslavac,S. Ognjenovic,Z. Zafirovski,

2. Skopje, , Skopje, 2011
R. Doncheva, ., . ,
. , Faculty of Civil Engineering, Skopje 2011

1. Name and surname Zoran Krakutovski

completed, i.e. the scientific degree PhD 2004 University Paris-12 Val
was obtained de Marne -France
B Sc from doctor studies DEA- 2000 Higher school for
Transport bridges and roads (Ecole
National des Ponts et
Chausse- ENPC)
Paris, France
M Sc 1995 Polytechnical Federal
school in Lozana (Ecole
Polytechnique Fdrale
de Laussanne, EPFL)
Lozana, Switzerland
engineering - UKIM
title master Technical sciences civil Transport, structures
engineering and underground works
title doctor Technical sciences civil Transport
engineering
employed Faculty of Civil Engineering - Associated professor from the area of
UKIM planning of transport and railroads
List of subjects in the first, the second and the third cycle of studies, separately
9. No. Subject title Study program/Institution
1. Railroads Civil engineering and geotechnics /
2. Planning of traffic Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Designing of railroads Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Fundamentals of roads (with cooperation by a Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
professor for roads)
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1. Traffic economy Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Estimation of projects from the transportation Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
infrastructure engineering
3. Railroad stations Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering

1. Ariane Dupon, Zoran Krakutovski, 2011, Temps de transport au regard des changements
dmographiques en Ile-de-France. Tendances passes et projections lhorizon 2030,
Recherche Transport Scurit (RTS), Volume 27, n.2, pp75-92
Zoran Krakutovski, Darko Moslavac, Zlatko Zafirovski, 2010, Settlement assessment of
2. classical railway track under vertical loading and its link with maintenance works
CETRA 2010 (17-18 May, 2010) First International Conference on Road and Rail
Infrastructure, Opatija, Croatia, pp.787-793.
Zoran Krakutovski, Jimmy Armoogum "Projection de la mobilit quotidienne des lillois par
3. une approche dmographique", DECEMBER 2007 INED
POPULATION (in English ).
4. Darko Moslavac, Zoran Krakutovski, 2006, Analysis of railway tracks using FEM and
classic elasticity theories, MASE - 11 International Symposium, Ohrid R. of Macedonia
Zoran Krakutovski, Darko Moslavac, 2006, In situ measurements of deflections at high
5. speed railways, MASE - 11 International Symposium, Ohrid R. of Macedonia
10.2. Participation in scientific-research national and international projects (up to five),
1. Laurent Hivert, Peter Ottmann, Zoran Krakutovski, Diego Legros, Bastian Chlond, Jean-
Loup Madre, Dirk Zumkeller, 2008, Multimodalit et tendances dmographiques : les
changements dmographiques et leurs impacts sur lutilisation des modes, Project
CADMIUM: Comparative Analysis of Demographic Modifications and Impact on the
longitudinal Use of Modes, Report -INRETS-DEST n.J06-16-05 03 C0041, France
2. Darko Moslavac, Zoran Krakutovski, E COST-355 Changing behaviour towards a
more sustainable transport systems, Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje, 2004-2008.
Zoran Krakutovski Etude de la dgradation gomtrique des voies ferres, SNCF, ENPC
3. Paris, France. "EUROBALT 2"

, 2000 ( ).
4. Jimmy Armoogum, Zoran Krakutovski and Jean-Loup Madre, PREDIT,
Approche dmographique pour la projection de la mobilit urbaine long terme,
(INRETS - DEST France), 2001-2004 ( ).
1. Zoran Krakutovski "Analyses et projections de la mobilit par lapproche dmographique"

Edition Universitaires Europennes, DECEMBER 2011 ISBN: 978-3-8417-
8097-3, 430.
2. Zoran Krakutovski, Ljupcho Todorovski, Goran Mijovski,
. Macedonia, .92,
Ohrid, 2009.
1. Zoran Krakutovski, Radojka Doncheva, Darko Moslavac, Slobodan Ognjenovic, Zlatko
Zafirovski,
2. Skopje, Skopje, 2011.
Zoran Krakutovski, Darko Moslavac, Zlatko Zafirovski, Andrej Matevski,
.
3. EuropeAid/127966/C/SER/ME, , 2010-2011.
Zoran Krakutovski and Agriconsulting Europe, S.A., Brussels, Belgium, .
2009/226077/1.
4. 10,
. , 2010
Zoran Krakutovski, 10 -
( ) (Railway Track Renewal-
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Corridor 10 in R. of Macedonia technical preparation and economic assessment),
5. , 2008-2009
, , Zoran Krakutovski,
Macedonia,
Macedonia Hydroplane- , 2006-2007
1. Name and surname Todorka Samardzioska

completed, i.e. the scientific degree PhD 2006 Wessex Institute of
was obtained Technology
University of Wales,
United Kingdom
Engineering - UKIM
Engineering - UKIM
title master Technical sciences Civil Mechanics Cable
title doctor Technical sciences Civil Mechanics
Engineering
employed Faculty of Civil Associated Professor
Engineering - UKIM Technical mechanics
1. Building physics Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Theoretical mechanics Geodesy/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Mechanics of rigid body Interdisciplinary environmental
studies, UKIM
4. Technical mechanics and strength of materials Interdisciplinary environmental
studies, UKIM
1. Boundary element methods for engineers Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Energy efficiency of buildings Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Sound insulation for sustainable urban structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Modeling of porous media for flow and transport Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
of contaminants engineering
1. T. Samardzioska, Numerical model for two-phase flow through porous media, 12th
international symposium on Water Management and Hydraulic Engineering (WMHE),
Gdansk, Poland, 2011. (in English)
2. . rombeva Gavriloska, M. Cvetkovska, V. Gavriloski, T. Samardzioska,
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Experimental analysis of mechanical characteristics of composite materials influenced
by their components at indoor and elevated temperatures, Applied Mechanics and
Materials, vol. 82 (2011) pp.172177. (in English)
3. T. Samardzioska, V. Popov, Numerical comparison of conceptually different models
for flow and transport in fractured porous media, Vodopriveda, 2007 (39), January
June, pp 3-15. (in English)
4. T. Samardzioska, T. Hanak, V. Z. Pancovska, Energeticky hospodrn budovy v
Republice Makedonie, Stavebnictv, pp 60-63, 01/2010, Czech Republic. ( )
5. T. Samardzioska, Boundary elements for modeling fractured porous media: single and
two-phase flow and transport, 11th international symposium on Water Management
and Hydraulic Engineering (WMHE), Ohrid, Macedonia, 2009, pp 121-130. (in
English)
1. Samardzioska Todorka (project leader), Cvetkovska Meri, Ana Trombeva-Gavriloska,

Milica Jovanoska, Ivana Donevska, Numerical modeling of porous media for fluid flow
and contaminants transport, Ministry of education and science of RM, scientific-
research project, 10.2010-09.2012.
2. Static and thermal analysis of reinforced concrete girder reinforced with FRP stripe,
scientific-research project, UKIM, 2011-2012.
3. COST Action TU0901 Integrating and harmonizing sound insulation aspects in
sustainable urban housing constructions, 2009-2013.
4. Mitigation of climate changes through improvement of the energy efficiency in the
building sector, Ministry of environment and physical planning and UNDP, 2010.
Project: Frderung energieeffizienter Bauweise mit Schwerpunkt
5. Fassadentechnologie (Energy efficient building with accent on the facade
technology), MACEF, 2008-2009.
1. T. Samardzioska, Printed lectures of Mechanics of rigid body, Faculty of Civil

Engineering, 2009. (in Macedonian)
2. T. Samardzioska, Printed lectures of Building physics, Faculty of Civil Engineering,
2008. (in Macedonian)
3. T. Samardzioska, Printed lectures of Boundary Element Methods for Engineers,
Faculty of Civil Engineering, 2008. (in Macedonian)
4. T. Samardzioska, S. Petkovska - Onchevska, Printed lectures of Solid Mechanics,
Faculty of Civil Engineering, 2008 (in English).
1. T. Samardioska, A. T. Gavriloska, P. Cvetanovski, D. Popovski, M. Partikov,
Strengthening and overbuilding of car service Automakedonija in Skopje, Macedonia,
Journal of Applied Engineering Science 10(2012), pp. 53-58. (in English)
2. O. Marina, A. G. Trombeva, B. Karanakov, T. Samardzioska, New Urban Bridge as a
Socially Responsible Public Space, Proceeding of 34th IABSE Symposium on Large
Structures and Infrastructures for Environmentally Constrained and Urbanized Areas,
Venice, Italy, 2010, pp. 898-899. (in English)
3. T. Samardzioska, M. Cvetkovska, A. Trombeva-Gavriloska, A new low-energy house in
rural area, International Symposium GNP 2010, Zabljak, Serbia and Montenegro, 15-
19.02.2010. (in English)
4. K. Dimitrov, T. Samardzioska, T. Bojadzieva et.c., Compendium Materials for
training program of energy efficiency in the local self-government units, 2010,
Skopje, Macedonia. (in Macedonian)
5. T. Samardzioska, E. Atanasovska, Reinforced concrete gallery at the access road to
Matka 2, 13th international symposium of Macedonian Association of Structural
Engineering (MASE), Ohrid, Macedonia, 2009. (in English)

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1. Name and surname Katerina Donevska
4. Title Doctor of Technical sciences
completed, i.e. the scientific degree PhD 2001 Faculty of Civil
was obtained Engineering -
UKIM
Engineering -
UKIM
Engineering -
UKIM
title master Technical sciences Civil Hydrology
Engineering
title doctor Technical sciences Civil Hydrotechnics
Engineering and
meliorations
employed Faculty of Civil Engineering Full Professor
- UKIM Water supply, sewage and
meliorations
1. Civil engineering structures and living Civil engineering/Faculty of
environments civil engineering
2. Drainage systems Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Irrigation systems Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Landfills Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
5. Managing of solid waste Engineering of the living
environment and resources,
UKIM
1. Hydro technical meliorations Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Landfills of harmless waste Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1.
2.
1. Donevska K., Panov A., 2007,Climate Change Impact on Irrigation Water

Requirements in Pelagonia Region, 4thCroatian Conference on Water with
2. International Participation, 527-537, Opatija, Croatia.
Donevska K., Pelivanoski P., Angelova B., 2009, Alternatives for Laechate Treatment
from the Solid Waste Landfill CentarZupa, 11th International Symposium on Water
3. Management and Hydraulic Engineering, 431-440, Ohrid, Macedonia.
Donevska K., Gorsevski P., 2011, Climatic Influence on Surface Water Resources in the
Republic of Macedonia, 12th International Symposium on Water Management and
4. Hydraulic Engineering, 441-452, Gdansk, Poland.
Gorsevski PV, Donevska KR, Mitrovski C, Frizado JP. 2012. Integrating multi-criteria
5. evaluation techniques with geographic information systems for landfill site selection: a
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case study using ordered weighted average. Waste Management 32(2):287-296
Donevska KR, Gorsevski PV, Jovanovski M, Peshevski I. (in press) Regional non
hazardous landfill site selection by integrating fuzzy logic, AHP and Geographic
Information Systems. Environmental Earth Sciences DOI: 10.1007/s12665-011-1485-y.
1. Donevska K., Petkovski L., Vilos I., Kondinski I., Vesna Z., Pintar M., Bogataj L.,
repinek Z., 2006-2007. "Meeting the Increased Irrigation Demand as a Result of
Climate Change",
2. Macedonia
Vukelic Z., Pelivanoski P., Donevska K., 2000-2003, Irrigation systems as an object for
automated and optimal management.
Macedonia.
3. Langford D., Dimitrijevic B., Vukelic Z., Pelivanoski P., Donevska K., Jovanovski V.,
Jonovski M., 2002-2003, Consortium building for research in innovations for
sustainable development in Macedonia; FP5 Programme, CORDIS RTD- Projects/
European Communities.
1. Popovska C., Gjeshovska V., Donevska ., 2004, , Faculty of Civil Engineering,

Skopje
1. Donevska K., Jovanovski ., Naumoska ., 2007,
, 12th International Simposium of the Macedonian
Association of Structural Engineers, Proceedings, 2, 719-725, Struga.
Donevska K., Pelivanoski P., 2009, Treatment Plants for Combined Treatment of
2. Landfill Leachate and Domestic Sewage Wastewater, 13th International Symposium of
Macedonian Association of Structural Engineers, 595-603, Ohrid, Macedonia.
Jovanovski M., Donevska K., Peshevski I., 2010, Implementation of Interaction Matrix
3. Method in Solid Waste Landfill Engineering, From Sanitary to Sustainable Landfilling,
- why, how, and when? 1st International Conference on Final Sinks,23rd 25th
September, Vienna.
4. Pelivanoski P., Veljanoski Z., Donevska K., 2008, Retention Basins Application within
Sewerage Systems; International Conference "Civil Engineering Science and
Practice", GNP 2008, Faculty of Civil Engineering, University of Montenegro,
5. Montenegro.
Zileska-Pancovska V., Donevska K., Jovanovski M., 2009, Preparatory Project Design
for Large Dams in Function of Sustainable Environment Development, II Congress of
the Macedonian Committee on Large Dams, May, Struga, Proceedings.

135
1. Name and surname Ljupcho Petkovski
was obtained Engineering - UKIM
Engineering - UKIM
Engineering - UKIM
title master Technical sciences Civil Water management
Engineering systems
title doctor Technical sciences Civil Water management
Engineering systems
employed Faculty of Civil Engineering - Full Professor
UKIM Hydraulic structures and hydro-systems
1. Water resources systems Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Hydraulic structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Dams Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Hydraulic schemes Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
5. Basics of hydropower Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
6. Hydropower structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
7. Management of water resources Engineering of the living environment
and resources, UKIM
1. Embankment dams Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Concrete dams Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Economics of water resources Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Optimization of water management systems Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
5. Management of hydraulic structures Engineering of the living environment

and resources, UKIM
1. Stability of dams Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Hydro electric power plants Chosen chapters Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Petkovski L., Mitovski S., 2011."Contribution towards the procedure for choice of optimal type of
dam", International symposium, Dams recent experiences on research, design, construction
and service, SLOCOLD and MACOLD, 17-18.11.2011 Skopje, R.Macedonia, Proceedings, 9-18
2. Petkovski L., Ilievska F., 2010.d Comparison of Different Advanced Methods for Determination
of Permanent Displacements of Tailings Dams in Earthquake Condition , paper, 14th Europian
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Conference on Earthquake Engineering, 30.08-03.09 2010, Ohrid, R.Macedonia, paper #1511,
CD-ROM;
3. Petkovski L., 2007.c Simulation model for management of a complex diversion hydro power
plant, paper, X International Symposium on Water Management and Hydraulic Engineering,
September 04-09, ibenik, Croatia, CD-Proceedings, Book of abstracts p.179
4. Petkovski L., Tanev L., Mitovski S., 2007."A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STANDARDISATION
OF THE MODERN APPROACH TO ASSESSMENT OF STRUCTURAL SAFETY OF
EMBANKMENT DAMS", 75th ICOLD Annual Meeting, International Symposium Dam Safety
Management, Role of State, Private Companies and Public in Designing, Constructing and
Operation of Large Dams, 24-29 June 2007, St.Petersbourg, Russia, Abstracts Proceedings
p.66, CD-ROM;
5. Petkovski L., 2007.b Seismic Analysis of a Rock-filled Dam with Asphalitic Concrete
Diaphragm, paper, 4th International Conference on Earthquake Geotechnical Engineering, 25-
28 June 2007, Thessaloniki, Greece, paper #1261, CD-ROM
1. Petkovski L., Tancev L., Zdravkova K., Pecev Z.,Dodeva S., Donevska K., 2002 Development of
integrated information system for planning and use of water resources systems with reservoirs,
scientific-research project financed by Ministry of Science of Republic of Macedonia, september,
Skopje
2. Tancev L., Kokalanov G., Dodeva S., Petkovski L., Esmerova A., Ivanova Davidovic J., 2002.
Non-linear plane and spatial analysis of earth-rock dams, scientific-research project financed
by Ministry of Science of Republic of Macedonia, septemeber , Skopje
3. Donevska K., Petkovski L., Vilos I., Kondinski I., Vesna Z., Pintar M., Bogataj L., repinek Z.,
"Meeting the Increased Irrigation Demand as a Result of Climate Change", Funded by Ministry
of Science and Education of the Republic of Macedonia and Slovenian Research Agency, (2006-
2007)
1. Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje, 2011.05, Dam Rechani on Orizarska Rive with appurtenant
structures, Book 1 Preliminary design for choice of type of embankment dam and optimal
technical solution with disposition of the appurtenant structures, Book 2 Appurtenant
structures, L. Petkovski (ressponsible designer), V. Vitanov, S. Gjoregjevski et all,
2. Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje, 2011.11, Revision for dam Konsko, Gevgelija, Preliminary
design for dam Konsko with appurtenant structures, Book 4 Choice of optimal type of
embankment dam Konsko, L. Petkovski (responsible reviewer) et all
Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje, 2011.01, Elaborate for assessment of the stability of dam 3-
1 of tailings dams of mine Sasa DOOEL M. Kamenica for critical boundary seepage conditions, .
3. Petkovski (responsible designer) et all
Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje, 2010.12, D
, 1
, 1 ,
. ( ), .,
4. Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje, 2010.11, Anex on detailed design of the spillway of tailings
dam Topolnica at mine Buchim Radovish, for sand dam at elevation 654.0 masl, L. Petkovski
(responsible designer), V. Vitanov, S. Gjorgjevski et all
11. Supervisor of diploma works, master thesis and doctoral thesis (in 2010-2011)
11.1. Diploma works ???
1. Name and surname Petar Cvetanovski

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4. Title Doctor of Technical sciences
UKIM
Engineering -
UKIM
Engineering -
UKIM
title master Technical sciences Civil Steel structures
Engineering
title doctor Technical sciences Civil Steel structures
Engineering
employed Faculty of Civil Engineering Full Professor
- UKIM Steel structures
1. Steel structures Civil engineering/Faculty of
civil engineering
2. Steel structures in high-rises Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Testing of structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Calculation of steel structures exposed to fire Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Model testing Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
3. Special metal structures engineering

1. ., .,
, X , 2003
2. Cvetanovski P., Cekov D., Intumescent paints in fire protection of steel structures, JDGK
Simpozium 04, Vrnjacka Banja 2004
3. Mihajlov. V., Harte R., Cvetanovski P., Cvetkovska M., Model for 3D Analyses of Frame
Structures Exposed to Fire, Internacionalni conference: Civil Engineering-Science and
4. Practice, Zabljak, Crna Gora, 2008
Cvetanovski P., Fire safety of steel structures, advanced methods for design,
5. Contenporary Civil Engineering Practice 2008, Novi Sad, Srbija, 2008
Cvetkovska M., Cvetanovski P., Mihajlov V., Fire resistance curves for RC columns,
Proceedings of International Conference-Applications of Structural Fire Engineering,
Prague, 2009

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139
1. Name and surname Sretko Cvetkovski
UKIM
M Sc Faculty of Civil
1992 Engineering -
UKIM
Engineering -
UKIM
title master Technical sciences Civil Hydrotechnics
Engineering
title doctor Technical sciences Civil Hydrotechnics
Engineering
Faculty of Civil Engineering - Associated professor of Hydraulics,
UKIM hydrology and water flow
landscaping
1. Water flow landscaping Civil engineering and
geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Hydrology and landscaping of water flows Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Fundamentals of hydrotechnics Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering

1. Restoration of river basins Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Ekohydrology Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Physical models Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Landscaping and revitalization of water flows Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Erosion and movement of the sediment Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
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4 .
C. Popovska, S. Cvetkovski, D. Ivanoski, V. Gesovska: Hydraulic Model Investigation of
the Evacuation Structures of dam St. Petka on Treska River, Ninth International
Symposium on Water Menagment and Hydraulic Engineering, 2005, Ottenstein, Austrija.
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1. Name and surname Jovan Jovanov

2. Date of birth 10. 09.1950
Education Year Institution
Faculty of Civil
PhD 2001 Engineering -
When and where the education was UKIM
5. completed, i.e. the scientific degree was Natural science
M Sc 1996
obtained faculty Skopje
Faculty of Civil
B Sc 1997 Engineering -
UKIM
Scope, field and area of the scientific Scope Field Area
6. title master Natural- mathematics
Geography Spatial planning
sciences
Scope, field and area of the scientific Scope Field Area
7. title doctor Technical-
Geodesy Spatial planning
technological sciences
The institution and the title if employed Institution Elected title and field
8. Faculty of Civil
Full Professor, subjects from geodesy
Engineering - UKIM
141
1. Fundamentals of geodesy Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
2. Geodesy 1 Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
3. Spatial planning Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
4. Geodesy 2 Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
5. Geodesy measuring technology Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
6. Geodesy
engineering
Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
7. Geodesy
engineering
Landscaping and Property
1. Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering
Management
2. Assessment of land Geodesy/Faculty of civil engineering

Relevant printed scientific papers (up to five)
No.
,
, , Ohrid.

10.1. Macedonia, ,
-
, Ohrid

Macedonia, ,

, Ohrid

, ,

, Ohrid
, ,
- Macedonia, .
Participation in scientific-research national and international projects (up to five)
No.
Izbor na najpogodna kartografska proekcija za pretstavuvawe na
teritorijata na Republika Makedonija, Nau~na tema, Univerzitet "Sv. Kiril i
Metodij", Skopje.
Primena na UTM-proekcijata i geodetskiot sistem WGS 84 kako osnovni
NATO standardi vo kartografskoto proizvodstvo na R Makedonija, pod
rakovodstvo na prof. Risto Ribarovski. Proektot e finansiran od Ministerstvoto
za nauka na R Makedonija.
"BALGEOS - Balkan Geodetic Observation System", Technical University of
Vienna, BAS Institute for geodesy, University of Sarajevo, University of "St.
Cyril and Methodius" - Skopje, 2008-2009.
10.2. "BALGEOS II - Balkan Countries integration into GGOS", Technical
University of Vienna, BAS Institute for geodesy, University of Sarajevo,
University of "St. Cyril and Methodius" - Skopje, 2009-2010.
TEMPUS Project "LAGOS" Development of New Land Governance Studies
in Macedonia and Ukraine, University of Kiev,
University of Doneck, University of Lvov, University of Harkiv, University of
Krakow, University of "St. Cyril and Methodius" Skopje, Royal Institute of
technology Sweden
No.
142
2 - , Faculty of Civil Engineering
- , Faculty of Civil Engineering

1. Name and surname Zoran Desovski

UKIM
Engineering -
UKIM
Engineering -
UKIM
title master Technical sciences Civil Concrete structures
Engineering and bridges
title doctor Technical sciences Civil Concrete structures
Engineering and bridges
UKIM Concrete and wooden structures
1. Reinforced concrete bridges Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Reinforced concrete bridges Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering

1. ., ., ., ., ., .,
., ,,
143
, XII , 2007, Struga.
2. Markovski G., Atanasovski S., Desovski Z., Arangjelovski T., Kolevski O., Nakov D.,
Design for strengthening and repair of the bridges in Republic of Macedonia,
International Conference on Protection of Historical Buildings, PROHITECH 09, June
2009, Rome, Italy
3. ., ., ., ., ., .,
., ,, Macedonia
LOT2, XIII , 2009, Ohrid.
4. ., ., ., ., ., .,
., ,, , XIII ,
2009, Ohrid.
NATO 20 -2,
1. . ( GF)
NATO 29
2. - . ( )
NATO 20
- . ( )
3.
1. ., , . -Skopje,
2010
1. Goran Markovski, Sande Atanasovski, Zoran Desovski, Toni Arangjelovski,
: II ,
Faculty of Civil Engineering-Skopje, 2010
2. ., ., ., ., ., .,
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, Skopje, Faculty of Civil Engineering-Skopje, 2009
3. ., ., ., .,
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, , ,
Skopje, Faculty of Civil Engineering-Skopje, 2009
4. ., 8 10,
.Macedonia, ( 300
)
5. .,
Skopje ( 20)
144
1. Name and surname Valentina Zhileska-Panchovska
2. Date of birth 9. 5. 1966
3. Education level PhD
was obtained Engineering - UKIM
Engineering - UKIM
Engineering - UKIM
title master Technical sciences Civil Technology and
Enginee organization of
ring construction
title doctor Technical sciences Civil Technology and
Enginee organization of
ring construction
employed Faculty of Civil Engineering Full Professor from the area of
- UKIM Technology and organization of
construction
1. Organization and mechanization Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Construction management Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Management and organization of investment Faculty of Architecture- UKIM
construction
4. Practice 2 Faculty of Architecture- UKIM
1. Construction management Civil engineering and
geotechnics / Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Construction Project Management Civil engineering and
engineering
3. Organization and mechanization Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
9.3 List of subjects in the third cycle of studies
1. Organization and technology for structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
construction engineering
2. Construction Project Management Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
Zileska Pancovska V., Jovanovski M., Cvetkovska M.: Learning From Projects:
1. Macedonian experiences with international civil engineering projects, International
Journal Organization, Technology and Management of Construction, (in English),
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Zagreb, Croatia, Issue 2, December, 2009, pg. 86-92
2. T. Hank, M. Jovanovski., J. Korytrov, V. Zileska Pancovska: Application of
Qualification Requirements in Public Procurement in the Czech Republic and the
Republic of Macedonia, Central European Journal of Spatal and Lendscape planning,
TERRA SPECTRA, 2/2011, p.g. 31-37
3. ileska-Panovska V., Jovanovski M., Donevska K., Jovan Br. Papi: Odriv razvoj
ivotne sredine uz pomo projekta za organizaciju i tehnologiju graenja objekata,Trei
Internacionalni nauno-struni skupGraevinarstvo nauka i praksa, GNP 2010,
abljak, 02.2010, Crna Gora
4. Zileska- Pancovska V., Cvetkovska M.: MACEDONIAN CIVIL ENGINEERS AS
145
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGERS, Proceedings, 8-th International Conference,
Organization, Technology and Management in Construction, Umag, Republic of Croatia,
Organised from: SENET (Central and South - East Europe Project Management
Network), Faculty of Civil Engineering from University in Zagreb, Croatian Association
for organisation in construction, Croatian Association of Project Managers and IPMA-
International Project Management Association, Umag, Croatia, September, 2008, pg. 61
5. Zileska Pancovska V., Donevska K., Jovanovski M.: ORGANIZATION AND
TECHNOLOGY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF DAMS IN THE FUNCTION OF
SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT, Proceedings, 11-th International
Symposium on Water management and Hydraulic Engineering WMHE2009, , 1-5
September 2009, Ohrid, R. Macedonia
1. European Commission (FP7 Project), Project ETNA European Transport NCP

Alliance(2011-curently)
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Univerzitet emal Bijedi, Mostar, FbiH, Upravljanje
2. rokovima i investicijama u graevinarstvu, Federacija Bosna i Hercegovina, Federalno
Ministarstvo obrazovanja i nauke, 2011

3. Macedonia,
, , 2000-2003 .

4. Macedonia,
, , 1996-1998 .
1. :
- , . ,
Faculty of Civil Engineering, Skopje, 2006 . ISBN 9989-2469-4
2. . -, . , . : III
- , ,
, Ministry of education and science of RM, September 2012
3. . -, . , . :
IV - , ,
, Ministry of education and science of RM, in print, Jun 2012
1. ileska-Panovska V., Jovanovski M., Petkovsk Lj.: EXPERIENCES FROM FROJECT
FOR DAM SVETA PETKA, International Conference People Buildings and Environment
2010, Proceedings, Ktiny, Czech Republic, 2010
Jovanovski M., Zileska Pancovska V., Peshevski I.: ERMR System - An Useful Tool in
2. Defining of technology for Excavation, International Journal Organization, Technology
and Management of Construction, (in English), Faculty of Civil Engineering, Zagreb,
Croatia, Volume 3, Issue 2, December, 2001, pg. 302-307
ujo V, ileska Panovska V, Brkan Vejzovi A.: BRZA PROGNOZA VREMENA
3. GRAENJA OBJEKATA NISKOGRADNJ, Jedanaesti nacionalni i peti meunarodni
nauni skup: INDIS 2009, Noemvri 2009, Srbija
ileska-Panovska V., Vukeli-utoska M.: VIENAMJENSKO INVESTIRANJE PRI
KORIENJU VODNIH RESURSA U FUNKCIJI ODRIVOG RAZVOJA REGIONA,
4. Drugi Internacionalni Nauno-struni Skup Graevinarstvo-Nauka i Praksa, Zbornik
radova, abljak, 2008
1. Name and surname Darko Moslavac

146
UKIM
Engineering -
UKIM
Engineering -
UKIM
title master Technical sciences Civil Underground
title doctor Technical sciences Civil Underground
employed Faculty of Civil Engineering Associated professor
- UKIM Underground structures
1. Tunnels Civil engineering and
engineering
2. Substructures of roads Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Superstructure of railroads Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
4. Railroad maintenance Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
1. Chosen chapters from Tunnels Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
2. Tracks Special structures Civil engineering/Faculty of civil
engineering
3. Substructure of roads Geotechnics/Faculty of civil
engineering
1.
2.
1. Zoran KRAKUTOVSKI, Darko MOSLAVAC, Zlatko ZAFIROVSKI, SPECIFICITIES

OF PROJECT FOR RAILWAY LINE ON CORRIDOR VIII IN REPUBLIC OF
MACEDONIA, Second international conference on road and rail
infrastructure, Croatia, 2012
2. Moslavac Darko, Krakutovski Zoran, Zafirovski Zlatko, NUMERICAL MODELING OF
JOINT NETWORKS, International Symposium on Tunnels and Underground
Structures, Slovenian Society for Underground Structures, 2011
Zoran KRAKUTOVSKI, Darko MOSLAVAC, Zlatko ZAFIROVSKI, SETTLEMENT
3. ASSESSMENT OF CLASSICAL RAILWAY TRACK UNDER VERTICAL
LOADING AND ITS LINK WITH MAINTENANCE WORKS, First
international conference on road and rail infrastructure, Croatia, 2010
4. Zoran KRAKUTOVSKI, Darko MOSLAVAC, Zlatko ZAFIROVSKI, METHODOLOGY
FOR CALCULATION OF TRAINS RESISTANCE DEPENDING ON TUNNELS CROSS
SECTIONS, Trei internacionalni nauno struni skup Graevinarstvo Nauka I
Praksa, abljak, 2010
. , . Jovanovski, Z. Zafirovski ,
,
147
Macedonia, Struga, 2010

1. Darko Moslavac, Zoran Krakutovski, COST 355, Changing behavior

towards a more sustainable transport systems , Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje,
2004 - 2008
.
1. Zoran Krakutovski, Radojka Doncheva, Darko Moslavac, Slobodan Ognjenovic, Zlatko
Zafirovski,
Skopje,
2. Skopje, 2011.
Zoran Krakutovski, Darko Moslavac Zlatko Zafirovski, Andrej Matevski,

3. . Europe Aid / 127966 / C/ SER/ME, 2010 2011.
Darko Moslavac, FINAL DESIGN FOR QAFE BUAL ROAD TUNNEL IN ALBANIA,
Civil Engineering Institute Macedonia, 2009
4. Darko Moslavac, STATIC AND DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF SPILLWAY TUNNEL AND
ELBOW FINAL CONCRETE LININGS AT KNEZEVO DAM, C.C. Beton Skopje, 2009
Darko Moslavac, Zlatko Zafirovski, O
5. .3, II,
., 960 ,
900,000 t , Faculty of Civil Engineering Skopje, 2010

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APPENDIX 5
STATEMENTS BY THE TEACHERS
Statement
149
The subject teachers that are to conduct the teaching of the study program of first
cycle in geotechnics confirm their compliance for participation in the educational
process in the study program with their signature in the table:
No. Teacher Signature

1 Prof. Dr. Branko Trpkovski
2 Prof. Dr. Gorgi Kokalanov
3 Doc Dr. Silvana Petrusheva
4 Prof. Dr. Meri Cvetkovska
5 Prof. Dr. Jovan Jovanov
7 Prof. Dr. Liljana Denkovska
8 Doc Dr. Todorka Samardzioska
9 Prof. Dr. Svetlana Petkovska Onchevska
10 Prof. Dr. Elena Dumova Jovanoska
12 Prof. Dr. Katerina Donevska
13 Prof. Dr. Vancho Georgiev
14 Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Dimitrievski
15 Prof. Dr. Goran Markovski
16 Prof. Dr. Zoran Desovski
17 Prof. Dr. Petar Cvetanovski
18 Prof. Dr. Zoran Krakutovski
19 Prof. Dr. Spasen Gjorgjevski
20 Prof. Dr. Ljupcho Petkovski
21 Prof. Dr. Sretko Cvetkovski
22 Prof. Dr. Radojka Doncheva
23 Doc Dr. Josif Josifovski
24 Prof. Dr. Darko Moslavac
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ELABORATION FOR THE CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS

TO THE STUDY PROGRAM OF

FOR THE CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS TO THE STUDY

FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

UNIVERSITY Ss. CYRYL AND METHODIUS IN SKOPJE

Skopje, April 2012

1. Map of the higher education institution 4

APPENDIX 1 Decision by the Faculty of Civil Engineering

USED LAW ACTS

1. MAP OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION

Name of the higher University Ss. Cyril and Methodius in Skopje

Location Boulevard Partizanski odredi no. 24, PBox 560, 1000

Data about the founder Parliament of Republic of Macedonia

Data about the last

1. Total surface (gross area premises and yard surface) .......

3. Number of lecture halls with total number of seats............ 1

4. Number of lecture rooms with total number of seats.... 569

1. Number of classrooms with computers with

2. Number of laboratories for realization of practical

Equipment for performing of the education

Value of the equipment

Structure of the educational staff in educational-

Inner mechanisms of development of the education materials,

Data about the last conducted 2006

3. DECISION FOR APPROPRIATION OF THE STUDY

5. TYPE OF STUDY PROGRAM (academic or specialty studies)

The study program for geotechnics is a study program of first cycle.

7. AIM AND JUSTIFICATION FOR INTRODUCTION OF THE

Geotechnics is an interdisciplinary scientific field which connects the natural sciences

Earthworks and Foundations Surface

Soil mechanics Rock Engineering of

7.2. ASSESMENT OF THE JUSTIFICATION IN CONSIDERATION OF THE

- GEOTECHNICS IN MACEDONIA AND THE NEED FOR CADRES

- ISSMGE (International Society for Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering)

- ISRM (International Society for Rock Mechanics)

- IAEG (International Society for Engineering Geology and Environment)

7.4 PAST EXPERIENCES WITH REALIZATION OF SIMULIAR

Duration 3 years (6 semesters)

- Treating of geotechnical problems

Table 7.2 Structure of the study program of geotechnics

No. Code Subjects Classes/ ECTS

1 Z1-02 Mathematics I 4+4 9

2 Z1-03 Physics 3+1 4

3 Z1-04 Descriptive Geometry 2+3 5

4 Z1-15 Informatics 2+3 5

5 A1 Language studies (Foreign language) 2+2 4

8 Z1-06 Statics 4+3 7

9 Optional general subject 2+2 4

10 GT-01 Introduction in Geology 2+1 1.5

11 Z1-14 Geodesy 3+3 6

12 Z1-12 Fluid Mechanics 3+3 6.5

13 ZK-17 Numerical methods 3+2 5

14 Z1-07 Engineering Geology 3+2 6

15 Z1-10 Strentgh of materials 4+3 7

16 GT-02 Hidrology and river regulation 2+2 4

17 GT-03 Applied Hydrogeology 3+2 5

18 Optional general subject 2+2 4

19 A2 Language studies (Foreign language) 2+2 4

20 ZK-20 Soil Mechanics I 4+3 7

Reinforced concrete and Structures 4+4 7

22 ZH-26 Rock Mechanics 2+2 4

23 ZH-28 Structures in Hydrotechnics 3+2 5

25 GT-06 Introduction in Elasticity 2+2 5