
Moscow State Technical University Named After N.E. Bauman
Rector: Prof. Igor Borisovich Feodorov
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fax:(095)2679893
2nd Baumanskaya 5
Moscow 107005 Russia
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History
In 1830 a special technical school was founded for children
who had lost their parents and the Russian Empire became
responsible for their future. It was believed that having
technical knowledge would help the graduates through life.
Later this institution became the Imperial Technical School - one
of the main engineering Universities in Russia. After the
revolution, the University was named after Nikolai Ernestovich
Bauman a veterinarian. He was a revolutionary who was killed not
far from the main buildings. His body was on view for some time in
one of the University rooms so other revolutionaries and students in
Moscow could say farewell.
The funeral ceremony started from the University, and for
this reason, after the Great October Socialist Revolution
in November 1917, the Imperial Technical School received the
name "Moscow Higher Technical School Named After Bauman".
"The major transformation of the institution took place in 1929. The
Moscow High Technical School with its five departments, was split
five ways:
- The department of mechanical engineering was left to carry
on as the parent organization but under a new name, Higher
Mechanical Machine Construction School (VMMU). In 1932-1933
it was renamed Moscow Mechanical machine Construction
School (MMMU), and finally, in 1937 , it reverted to the original
status of a department within the partly reconstituted parent
organization which at the same time had regained its original
name, Moscow Higher Technical School.
- The original department of chemical engineering was first
reorganized under the name of Higher School of Chemical
Technology (VKhTU). Later it became the major part of
the Voroshilov Military Academy of Chemistry (VKhA),
which, in turn, was renamed and is now known as
VAKhZ , Military Academy of Chemical Defense.
- The department of aeronautical engineering became the nucleus
of the present Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI).
- The department of power engineering became a separate
school under the name of Power Engineering Institute (MEI).
- The civil engineering department became first the Higher
School of Construction Engineering (VISU) and later (reinforced
by the transfer of teaching personal and facilities from other
schools) the present Military Engineering Academy (VIA)
Named after V.V. Kuibyshev.
The last change of title happened in 1990. Now we are "Moscow
State Technical University Named After N.E. Bauman".
During its existence University has always dealt with
advanced technology and a major part of it's departments are
related to the aerospace and defense industry, though these
were never the only fields of study offered. Nowadays, after
the great changes of relationships between former Cold War
enemies and during a time of new trends in the public attitudes
toward the exploration of space, as well as the economic
instability in Russia, "Moscow Bauman" is trying to
provide it's graduates with a knowledge that can easily
be adapted for whatever engineering job presents itself.
Academic Curriculum and Departments
The first year of study is dedicated to general subjects,
such as Higher Mathematics, General Chemistry, Physics,
History, Foreign Language, Descriptive Geometry, Machine
Drafting and Drawing, Technology of Metals, Shop Training,
Theoretical Mechanics, Physical Education.
The subjects during years 2, 3 and 4 are more specialized and
depend upon the department and major within the department.
For example, in the Special Mechanical Engineering
Department these are:
- Stress and Strength of Materials
- Theory of Mechanisms and Machines
- Machine Details
- Interchangeability and Technical Measurements
- Electrical Engineering, Economics
- Production Technology
- Design
- Computer Aided Design
- Vibrations
- Electronics
- Technical Systems Control
- etc.
After 4 years, a student receives their B.S. degree (or
"Unfinished Higher Education" in Russian).
The next two years are dedicated to specialization
subjects, e.g., Spacecraft Design, Aerodynamics, Guidance and
Navigational Systems, Attitude Control, Stress Analyses,
and others. After completing 6 years of education the
student receives their MS degree in mechanical
engineering, electrical engineering, or other, depending
upon the department.
According the 1988 Academic Curriculum of one of the majors at
Special Mechanical Engineering Department, during the 6 years
of education student goes through 3046 hours of lectures,
1124 hours of practical work, 410 hours of labs, 2064 of classes,
4 term papers, 7 term projects, 32 exams, 68 tests, 4 industrial
practices and, finally, the diploma project.
After one more year of education, a further degree may
be received - Engineer Degree.
There is also a three-year-long Ph.D. program.
The main departments "faculties" of "Bauman University" are:
Information Processing and Control Systems
Department
- Dynamic Processes Control Systems
- Attitude Control and Spacecraft Navigation Systems
- Information Processing
- Design and Production of Electronic Devices
- Automated Systems of Control and Information Processing
- Computers, Systems, Networks
- Software Development
Special Mechanical Engineering Department
(Youth Space Center of the Moscow Bauman State Technical
University is located in this department.
fax: 7-095-292-65-11 box 4462 "For Youth Space Center"
tel: 7-095-263-69-94
E-mail: (current) ipjakk@redline.ru (c/o
Anton Nemchinov)
WWW: http://www.seds.org/ysc/
- M-1, "Spacecraft and Rocket Launchers"
- The department was founded by S. P. Korolyov - chief
designer within the Soviet Space program.
Russian cosmonauts - A. Eliseev, O. Makarov, G. Strekalov
A. Laveikin, E. Kondakova - graduated from this department.
Includes Stress and Strength of the Spacecraft Structure,
Big Structures in Space, Spacecraft Dynamics, Heat Protection, etc.
- M-2, "Spacecraft and Upper Stages"
- Founded by V. N. Chelomei - general designer of such
space systems as the PROTON launch vehicle, ALMAZ
space station, and others.
The President of Russian Space Agency - Yuri Koptev - is a
department graduate.
Includes Vibration, Spacecraft Dynamics, Spaceflight Dynamics,
Attitude Control, Orientation and Stabilization of
Spacecraft, Stress and Strength of Structures.
- M-3, "Ballistics & Aerodynamics"
- Founded in 1941 by General Syhotski.
A.Balandin - Russian cosmonaut - the department graduate.
Includes Aerodynamics, Control of Spaceflight, Ballistics.
- M-4, "Higher-precision Flying Vehicles"
- Design of the flying vehicles
that have a Higher velocity and change their direction of flight,
within the very short periods of time, according a predetermined
algorithm.
- M-5, "Autonomous Control Systems"
- Includes Signal Processing, Very Higher Frequency
Transmitters and Receivers, Electronic/Mechanical Devices.
- M-6, "Automated Systems in Machine Building"
- Includes Mechanical Systems Dynamics, Gas and Liquids
Dynamics, Automatic Devices and Manipulators, Gasodynamic
Flight Control Systems.
- M-7, "Automatic Systems and Robots"
- Includes Automatic Systems and Servos for
Spacecraft, Control Systems for Robot Complexes.
- M-8, "Launching Sites and Launching Devices"
- M-9, "Mobile Robots and Highspeed Tread Vehicles"
- Design of the off-road transportation systems that
work in harsh environments.
- M-10, "Wheeled Vehicles"
- M-11, "Underwater Vehicles and Robots"
- See Internet site:
http://itri.loyola.edu/SubSea/B_Bauman.htl
- M-12, "Technology of Spacecraft Production"
Power Engineering Department
- E-1, "Rocket Engines"
- E-2, "Piston and Combined Engines"
- E-3, "Thermogasdynamics and turbomachinery"
- This department was founded by V. V. Uvarov
creator of the world's first turbojet engine.
K. Feoktistov - the world's first engineer-astronaut
graduated from this department. He is currently a
professor at the M-1 department.
- E-4, "Life Support Systems/Cryogenics and Air Conditioning"
- V. A. Solovyov - Russian cosmonaut and head of
the Russian Mission Control Center graduated from
this department.
- E-5, "Vacuum Devices"
- E-6, "Thermoscience"
- (only graduate students)
- E-7, " Nuclear Reactors/Physical Energetical Plants"
- The department was founded by Academician Dollegal,
the general designer of practically all Russian nuclear
reactors and chief designer of world first nuclear reactor.
- E-8, "Laser and Ion Technologies/Plasma Energy Devices"
- E-9, "Industrial Ecology and Safety, Technological Risks
and Protection"
- E-10, "Hydromechanics and Hydroautomatics"
Research & Development Activity
The following Scientific Research Institutes of the Russian Academy
of Science are affiliated with the University:
- Scientific Research Institute of Applied Mathematics and
Mechanics
- Attached to Moscow State Technical University Named
After Bauman
http://ipsun.ac.msu.su/RAS/om.html
tel: 7-(095)-263-64-30
- Scientific Research Institute of Energy Machine Building
- Attached to the Moscow State Technical University named
after Bauman
http://ipsun.ac.msu.su/RAS/oftpe.html
tel: 7-(095)-
- Scientific Research Institute of Special Machine Building
- Attached to the Moscow State Technical University
named after Bauman
http://ipsun.ac.msu.su/RAS/opmmpu.html
tel: 7-(095)-261-21-88
- Scientific Research Institute of Structural Materials
and Technology
- Attached to the Moscow State Technical University
named after Bauman
http://ipsun.ac.msu.su/RAS/opmmpu.html
tel: 7-(095)-263-64-44
- Scientific Research Institute of Informatics
- Attached to the Moscow State Technical University
named after Bauman
http://ipsun.ac.msu.su/RAS/oivta.html (only in Russian version)
tel: 7-(095)-
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