The student must have gained development-based knowledge and understanding of the practice of the profession and centrally applied theory and methods within:
• Statics and strength of materials, including complex compound and dynamic impact on constructions
• Commonly used machine elements and dimensioning of constructions
• Sustainability from a product development perspective
The student must be able to understand practice and key theories and methods as well as the profession’s use of theories and methods, including
• Tolerancing and its impact on manufacturing processes, price and use of a product.
• Product dimensioning and coherence with other decision-making in a development process
• Material properties and their implications in a product development process

The student must be able to:
Apply key methodologies, tools as well as the skills related to employment in the industry, including:
• Technical documentation

Assess practice-oriented issues, propose and select possible solutions, including:
• Assessing a product for the purpose of dimensioning
• Assessing and deciding on function, materials and manufacturing processes based on the product's total environmental impact

Communicate practice-oriented issues and solutions to partners and users, including:
• Selecting and assessing appropriate IT tools in the acquisition of knowledge, data processing, evaluation, documentation and presentation

The student must be able to:
Manage development-oriented situations, including:
• Taking part in research and projects, including the development of alternative solutions
Participate in academic and interdisciplinary cooperation based on a professional approach, including:
• Undertaking the development of products and/or processes in collaboration with other subject areas
• Structuring the development process in a business perspective
Acquire new knowledge, skills and competencies within the profession in a structured context, including:
• Acquiring new knowledge, skills and competencies in relation to construction, materials science, manufacturing processes, and technical documentation.