Electrical engineering students take part in a laboratory olympiad

On 10 April 2026, the Department of Electrical Power Engineering and Occupational Safety held a subject olympiad using laboratory training systems. The competition aimed to deepen students' theoretical knowledge, strengthen their practical skills and develop professional competencies.

The olympiad brought together first-, second- and third-year students from the 6B07104 Electrical Power Engineering and 6B07101 Automation and Control programmes. Participants worked with modern laboratory equipment, assembled electrical circuits, took measurements, followed safety requirements and completed tasks modelled on industrial conditions.

The practical work covered five laboratory areas: Theory of Electrical Engineering and Electronics, Electrical Engineering Materials, Metrology and Electrical Measurements, Electrical Machines and Electric Drives, and Relay Contact Devices.

The competition consisted of several stages. Participants first answered theoretical questions and then completed practical assignments using the laboratory systems. The tasks tested their understanding of electrical equipment, their ability to diagnose and correct faults, and their safe working practices.

The students recognised for the strongest results were R. Satekbayev (EE-24-1), A. Sagat (EE-24-1), A. Amirkulov (EE-24-1), D. Bakyt (EE-24-1), A. Naizabay (EE-23-1), Sh. Kosherbay (AiU-24-1), A. Minakin (EE-23-1), R. Kudaspaev (EE-25-1), A. Balgabay (EE-25-1) and N. Naimanbayev (EE-24-1). Organisers noted their strong knowledge and practical preparation.

The event encouraged greater interest in specialist subjects and supported the students' development as competitive professionals.