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Construction is a timeless and promising field that offers many job opportunities at home and abroad. Apply to study with us. You won't just sit in a desk and listen to lectures. You'll get involved in a variety of laboratory exercises, experimental tests, specific projects, excursions and internships. You will be connected with practice, where you will verify your theoretical knowledge. You will learn how to use the latest tools and methods to design and assess construction works. We will create a space for your professional growth. Extend the group of professionals in the construction industry!

Department of Applied Mathematics and Descriptive Geometry

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Department of Applied Mathematics and Descriptive Geometry

Employees

prof. Ing. Roman VODIČKA, PhD. 602 4388 433 roman.vodicka@tuke.sk
doc. RNDr. Pavol PURCZ, PhD. 602 4387 432 pavol.purcz@tuke.sk
doc. RNDr. Margita VAJSÁBLOVÁ, PhD.     margita.vajsablova@tuke.sk
Mgr. Juliana BEGANOVÁ, PhD.     juliana.beganova@tuke.sk
RNDr. Katarína KRAJNÍKOVÁ, PhD. 602 4387 432 katarina.krajnikova@tuke.sk
Mgr. Tatiana RÜCKSCHLOSSOVÁ, PhD.     tatiana.ruckschlossova@tuke.sk

 

 

Basic information

The department focuses on the teaching of mathematics, descriptive geometry and applications of mathematics. The department is involved in research in those areas of civil engineering where mathematical modelling methods are used.

 

Pedagogical activity

The department participates in education in all study programmes of the Faculty of Civil Engineering TUKE of bachelor, engineer and doctoral studies. It provides teaching of subjects in the fields of mathematics, applied mathematics and descriptive geometry. The use of mathematical methods in practice is implemented at the workplace mainly in the field of applied mathematics through the MATLAB software. The modelling of tasks in descriptive geometry is mediated by the Geogebra software.

 

Scientific research activity

The department focuses on research in the field of applied mathematics with an emphasis on the development of advanced methods and tools necessary for the process of mathematical modelling and its application in various areas of civil engineering. These activities cover computations using finite element methods combined with nonlinear programming methods for simulations of mechanical systems with nonlinear response in the analysis of engineering structures, the solution of problems in multicriteria optimization with evaluation and decision making in the field of civil engineering, and the development of statistical methods needed for ecosystem modeling. The developed calculation tools use MATLAB software.

 

References

  • Aplikovaná matematika pre stavebných inžinierov: od vektorov ku konečným prvkom / R. Vodička / 1st ed., Košice: Technical University of Košice, 2021. 232 s. ISBN 978-80-553-3778-4
  • Matematika 1 / P. Purcz, K. Krajníková / 1st ed., Košice: Technical University of Košice, 2022. 520 s. ISBN 978-80-553-4071-5
  • Matematika II / P. Purcz, K. Krajníková / 1st ed., Košice: Technical University of Košice, 2022. 300 s. ISBN 978-80-553-4100-2
  • A new quasi-static delamination model with rate-dependence in interface damage and its operation under cyclic loading / R. Vodička / In: International Journal of Solids and Structures, no. 224 (2021), pp. [1-14]. ISSN 0020-7683
  • A mixed-mode dependent interface and phase-field damage model for solids with inhomogeneities / R. Vodička / In: Theoretical and Applied Fracture Mechanics, vol. 127 (2023), no. 104009. ISSN 0167-8442
  • Effect of External Tendon Profile on Improving Structural Performance of RC Beams / G. Mohamed, A.S. Eisa, P. Purcz, R. Ručinský, M.H. El-Feky / In. 12, no. 6 (2022), pp. [1-16]. ISSN 2075-5309
  • Spatial and temporal variability of rainfall trends in response to climate change a case study / M. Zeleňáková, H.F. Abd-Elhamid, K. Krajníková, P. Purcz, J. Smetanková, I. Alkhalaf / In. 14, no. 10 (2022), pp. [1-27]. ISSN 2073-4441

Current projects:

  • VEGA 1/0363/21 Cracks in Composite Structural Elements and Their Interaction under Mechanical Stress