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Specialties

Automatic Control Theory

The goal of doctoral training in the doctoral program "THEORY OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL" in the Department of "Systems and Control" (SC) is aimed at:a) improving the qualifications of the doctoral students;b) forming them as highly qualified teachers for TU-Sofia;c) developing them as competent, knowledgeable, and capable scientists ready to meet the challenges of modern industry and technology.Achieving the set goal is associated with the fulfillment of the following tasks:a) compliance with legal requirements in the training of doctoral students;b) the training and consulting of doctoral students shall be carried out by highly qualified habilitated teachers;c) continuous improvement and modernization of the material base for studying world standards in the scientific field;d) application of modern achievements in the field of information and communication technologies for research and development, analysis and processing of information and data;e) maintaining continuous contact, close interaction and responding to the growing interest of companies in the field in scientific and applied developments related to the topic of the doctoral program.The requirements for the training of specialists with an educational and scientific degree of "Doctor" under the doctoral program "THEORY OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL" are:● to have excellent training in the field of automatic control theory;● to possess specific knowledge in the field of automation tools;● to have basic training in the field of communication technology and technologies;● have knowledge in the field of information technology;● have knowledge in the field of embedded control systems;● have knowledge in modern measurement technology;● in-depth and creative knowledge and use of literature in the specific field in which the dissertation topic is formulated;● demonstration of creative thinking;● acquisition of a high level of skills, knowledge, and qualifications for theoretical and/or experimental research work.In the FT as a TRAINING UNIT, there are six specialized laboratories in "Theory of Automatic Control", equipped with specific equipment, where doctoral students can be successfully trained in the doctoral program. "THEORY OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL". Doctoral research is conducted in the laboratories of"Microprocessor Control Systems"“, „"Modeling and Simulation of Processes and Systems"”, “"Modern Control Systems" ”, “ "Embedded Control Systems" ”, "Schneider Electric Industrial Control Systems", "Siemens Industrial Control Systems"”.TU-Sofia, Faculty of Automation is the educational institution in Bulgaria that can provide doctoral training under the doctoral program "THEORY OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL", which should be in accordance with European requirements regarding the type of research:● theoretical and experimental;● of an engineering nature.The topics on which doctoral students are trained under this program are current and are determined by national priorities in the specific scientific research field, namely: development of methods and tools for research and improvement of systems and tools for automatic control.

Degree Level:

PhD

Professional Qualification:

Doctor

Language of Instruction:

Bulgarian

Professional Field:

5.2. Electrical Engineering, Electronics, and Automation

Curriculum 2026-2027

Why choose this specialty?

Additional motivations for the training of doctoral students in the doctoral program "THEORY OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL" at the Faculty of Automation of TU-Sofia is also the successful development of the specialization in "Systems and Control" at the FA, which is based on modern courses:

● Programming and use of computers;

● Control Theory - 1;

● Control Theory - 2;

● Microprocessor Technology;

● Data and Signal Processing;

● System identification;

● Multivariable control systems;

● Nonlinear control systems;

● Logical control of processes and systems;

● Digital controllers and industrial control tools;

● Embedded systems;

● Robust and optimal control;

● Digital signal processing;

● Digital assessment and filtering;

● Management of discrete-event systems;

● Optimization and selection of solutions;

As well as courses taught to other faculties:

● Theory of automatic regulation;

● Theory of automatic control;

● Control Theory – Part 1;

● Control Theory – Part 2;

● Control Theory 2