"Teaching Festival" Gala | Faculty of Electrical and Control Engineering at the Gdańsk University of Technology

During the ceremony, the most active academic teachers at our university in the field of innovative teaching and high-quality education were awarded.
Prizes were awarded in the Teaching Innovation Competition, which recognised the creators of the eight best teaching projects, as well as prizes in the #Edushare programme (where nominations are decided by students).
 
Roland Ryndzionek, PhD, DSc Eng., Associate professor, was awarded as one of the most active academic teachers participating in certified training courses.
 
Adam Młyński, PhD Eng. was recognised for his work with a teaching mentor to implement changes in his teaching.

In this year's edition of the Teaching Innovation Competition, the creators of the eight best teaching projects were awarded (the aim of the competition is to develop and implement innovative teaching solutions that will enrich the teaching achievements of the university and contribute to its further development).
The winning projects from our faculty are:

• Signal processing and dynamic system modelling – combining traditional methods with AI – Bartosz Puchalski, PhD Eng.
• Methodology for developing, testing and documenting software for programmable controllers using industry standards, modern rapid prototyping tools and machine verification – Jarosław Tarnawski, PhD Eng.

Awards were also presented to the winners of the #Edushare programme, where students have the final say. One of the winners is Jakub Buler, MSc Eng., about whom students say: "He stands out for his enormous commitment, patience and willingness to help every student. He always treats students with respect and patience, which creates a friendly atmosphere for learning.
 
A report on the ceremony can be viewed on You Tube channel.