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Primary in this course is the knowledge of the basic biochemical and microbiological apparatus, in particular, it is built on the problems of enzymes, cell morphology and physiology. The ability to apply principles of chemical engineering, especially the physical description of unit operations in reactors, is also required.

1. Credit: During the semester and at the end of the semester, students will pass a written test from calculations. The conditions for the receiving credit is obtaining min. 50% points from the test and given one presentation on a selected topic.
2. Conditions for passing the exam: To pass the exam it is necessary to write a test and obtain at least 50% of points. Students who have attained at least 50% of points will pass an oral exam. Both, the results of the oral exam and the written test will be included in the assessment.
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Attendance at lectures is not obligatory but it is recommended. At seminars the calculations of model examples are given - attendance is obligatory.
Furthermore, in the seminars each student at the beginning of the semester will select a topic from the list created by the course guarantor and will prepare a presentation. Presentations will take place during the semester according the agreed schedule.

The aim of Bioengineering I is to master the basic bioengineering knowledge of bioreactor systems. One objective is to understand the kinetics process in reactors. Another goal is to achieve the ability to solve balancing industrial and laboratory tasks in the field of fermentative and enzyme technologies.
The output of the attendance for this course will be :
a) theoretical knowledge of basic bioengineering apparatus,
b) the ability to balance bioreactors systems,
c) skills to process bioengineering results and to apply them on practical tasks,
d) gain of overview about the present situation in the science and research in bioengineering field,
e) competence to process the final knowledge in other courses of the study field and final student's works.

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A. Kovalčík, Bioinženýrství I, e-learning, 2020, FCH, VUT v Brně (CS)
F.Kaštánek: Bioinženýrství. Academia. Praha, ČR, 2001, ISBN : 8020007687 (CS)

V. G. Gupta, A. Pandey, New and Future Developments in Microbial Biotechnology and Bioengineering: Microbial Secondary Metabolites Biochemistry and Applications, Elsevier, 2019, ISBN 9780444635044 (CS)